Our Mission Statement:

St. Augustine Catholic School spreads the good N.E.W.S. by Navigating a Christian course, Educating body, mind, & spirit, Worshipping the Lord, and Serving others.

Mrs. LeBrun's Classroom

[English & Science]

Email: clebrun@staugustinecatholicschool.com

Phone extension: 148

oUR SPECIALS SCHEDULE

Monday: Library, Art

Tuesday: Technology, Music

Wednesday: Spanish, Art

Thursday: PE

Friday: Spanish, Technology

UPCOMING EVENTS

Tuesday, Dec. 2 - *School Resumes* Picture Retake Day
Thursday, Dec. 4 - Advent Penance Service (4th-8th grades)

Thursday & Friday, Dec. 4-5 - Santa Shop is open for specific grade levels!
- - (It will be open for parents on Friday, Dec. 5 from 2:45 - 3:30pm)

Monday, Dec. 8- The Solemnity of Immaculate Conception (Holy Day of Obligation)

Monday, Dec. 15 - AOD 26-27 Tuition Assistance Application OPENS
Tuesday, Dec. 16 - SAC Meeting
Wednesday, Dec. 17 - PTC Meeting
Friday, Dec. 19 - Advent Prog. Rehearsal; Half day for ALL- 11:30 dismissal; Advent Program 6:30 pm

Sat. Dec. 20 - Sun. Jan 4 - Christmas Break
Monday, Jan 5 - **School Resumes**

"Go Saints!"

Classroom News

Hello, Middle School Families!

This past week we learned about the virtue of Magnanimity, and how we can be more magnanimous in our daily lives, in and out of school. We also continue to discuss how the different virtues fit into our behavioral expectations throughout our school and church.

This week in Science, sixth grade students worked on two labs having to do with "The Properties of Water." They first did a penny lab to find out how many drops of water they could fit onto one single penny, and were quite surprised at the amount! Second, they did a density lab in which they had to measure and pour different liquids (vinegar, oil, water, and molasses) to find out which was the most and least dense. Eighth grade students also worked in groups to complete a task cards lab on force and motion. One group had to use specific materials to create a 'force meter' and the other group had to create a 'spool mobile.' They are learning to write more detailed lab reports as well.

In English, students completed their biography essays on their chosen saint. The essays are due Monday, and looking good so far.

Keep up the great work, Saints! Let's continue to pray for each other, be grateful for all of God's blessings in our lives, and welcome a blessed new week ahead!

Sincerely, Mrs. LeBrun 😊

Attention 8th Grade Families!

The Archdiocese of Detroit's required High School Placement test (HSPT) is now OPEN for registration.

Any 8th grade student who is applying for admission at a Catholic High School must take the HSPT.

Cardinal Mooney Catholic will be offering two test dates on November 22 & December 4.

To register your student to take the HSPT at Cardinal Mooney visit the QR code on the following flyer. -->

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