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Education Ministries
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| Each fall, classes are offered on some aspect of
Catholicism to help adults grow in a deeper understanding of their faith. The topics vary
according to the needs of the parish. The sessions are offered on Monday evenings in late
September and early October from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Audio tapes
of previous adult education courses are available for use by calling or stopping in the
parish office. Contact: Mary Pohlman at the Parish Office.
Click Here: Adult
Education Survey
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| Athletic
Committee
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| The Athletic Committee provides students in
grades five through eight with opportunities for athletic competition through Catholic
Youth Organization sanctioned sports. Students must meet minimum academic performance and
behavior standards in order to be eligible to participate. Contact: Brian
Wiegman 485-1975.
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| The School Board assists in the development
of policies guiding the activities of Saint Jude School on behalf of Saint Jude Parish by
developing an annual budget, maintaining a strategic plan for the continued progress of
the school, and an annual assessment of communication, effectiveness, and goals of the
school. The School Board is comprised of elected members who are school parents or
interested parishioners and who serve a two-year term, the Home and School Association President, two faculty
representatives, the Athletic Committee President, and a
Development Committee representative. Contact: Dave
Westendorf at 482-5639.
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| HASA strives to enhance our children's
Catholic education through effective home and school communications, actively dedicated
parent volunteers, and the promotion of stewardship to benefit the parish family of Saint
Jude School. Members serve a two-year term. Contact:
Michelle Kucharski at 484-3148.
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The Saint Jude Religious Education programs seek to
provide children and young people with the knowledge, experiences, and skills necessary to
become faithful disciples of Jesus. They will learn how to walk with, learn from, and
participate in the mission of Jesus, within a community setting. Registration for all
programs takes place on the first weekend of June and the third weekend of August after
all the Masses.
| Preschool Program |
3 yr. olds - 5 yr. olds |
Sunday 9:00 a.m. -10:00 a.m.
October 1 - April 8 |
| Elementary Program |
Grades 1 - 8 |
Tuesday 6:30 p.m. - 7:30
p.m.
September 12 - May 15 |
| High School Program |
Grades 9 - 12 |
Sunday 10:05 a.m. - 10:50
a.m.
September 10 - April 8 |
| Special Needs
Program |
Grade K - 8 |
Monday 3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
September 12 - May 15 |
| Young Adults |
Tuesday 6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
September 12 - May 15 |
Contact: Mary Barnes at the Parish Office.
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| The school includes preschool, kindergarten, and grades
one through eight. Along with the basic curriculum, Spanish, computer, art, music, an
on-site counselor, speech therapist, and resource coordinator are offered. The school
building houses 28 classrooms, a gymnasium, auditorium, and a separate Junior High wing.
In cooperation with Parkview Hospital, after- school care is provided by Educare.
Spirituality is the cornerstone of our foundation, with a focus on Respect, Reverence, and
Responsibility as we continue the tradition of quality Christian education.
Contact: Sister Kathleen Marie Knueven, SND at 484-4611.
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| To Be Announced Contact: Mary Barnes at the Parish Office. |
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