November 11th, 2026
November 13, 2026 6th Grade Retreat @ St. Patrick 7am-2:30pm
November 25th - 27th 2026 - No School - Thanksgiving Break
November 30th - Classes resume
December 9th - McDonalds fundraiser (2100 Lathrop Avenue) corner of 21st and Lathrop 5:00- 7:00 pm
December 11th - Doughnuts with grown-ups
December 16th - Feast Day Celebration Mass - 8:15-9:15am
December 17th - Christmas Concert 6-7pm
December 23rd though January 1st - Christmas Break
January 4th - Classes resume
Dear St. Lucy Families,
I hope this letter finds you all doing well! It has been a busy start to the fall season, and as the holidays approach, things will continue to be exciting and busy here at St. Lucy's.
I would like to begin by congratulating all of our volleyball teams on a wonderful season! All of our teams had a great run as the season came to a close this past weekend. A special shout-out goes to our 7th-grade girls, who finished the season undefeated! What a tremendous accomplishment! More importantly, it is wonderful to see the experiences, friendships, teamwork, and sportsmanship that this program provides for all of our students. Thank you to our coaches and everyone who helped make the season such a success.
It was also very nice seeing so many of you at parent-teacher conferences last week. Thank you for taking the time to come in, meet with our teachers, and discuss your child's progress. The partnership between home and school is so important, and we appreciate your continued involvement and support.
Today we recognized Veterans Day and started the day with an announcement to all staff and students, followed by some veterans coming in to speak to some of the classes. St. Lucy's would like to thank all of you have served or are still serving. We appreciate your dedication and service.
With the beginning of Quarter 2, I encourage all of our students to come to school each day ready to learn, work hard, and make the most of every opportunity. As we continue throughout the school year, we will reinforce our daily expectations with all students: Be kind, respect one another, and always keep your hands and feet to yourselves. These simple reminders help us maintain a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment where everyone can learn and grow.
Thank you for your continued support of St. Lucy Catholic School. I hope you and your families have a wonderful week!
God Bless,
Mr. Adamczyk
Interim Principal
St. Lucy Catholic School
-7th Grade Girls "Second year undefeated"
-8th Grade Girls placed 3rd in the Seton Tournament (a first for St. Lucy's being in the top 4)
-4th & 5th Grade Boys placed 2nd
-5th Grade Girls placed 2nd
Great job to all of our St. Lucy's volleyball athletes, we are so proud of you all, "Go Lightning"!
Special Speaker David Wrench
"Thank you to all the men and women who have served for our country"!
Issue 8
Take Breaks
Your brain, not unlike your body, needs rest to work at its’ optimal level. You will also retain more information if you work/ study in several short sessions versus pulling an “all nighter”. Breaks can include a snack, texting a friend or playing with your dog!!
Is in need of cardboard paper towl and toilet paper rolls!
If you have any questions regarding sports please email, Sports Director (Amy Nichols)
anichols@sienacatholicschools.org
Monday-Wednesday, Friday, Saturday-8:15 am
Friendly reminder that Before & After School Care (BASC) at St. Lucy is open from:
6:45 - 7 a.m. and
2:20 - 5:30 p.m.
Information on the program can be found here.