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Parent Guild Events
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Parent Guild Events
Upcoming Events
Friday, March 7th - Mass with Moms
Saturday, April 12th - Father/Daughter Dance
Saturday, April 26th - Mother/Son Event
NEXT PARENT GUILD MEETING –
Wednesday, March 5th, 2025 @ 6:30pm in the Learning Commons
Please note that we’ll be having a slightly earlier, abbreviated meeting so we can head to the Saints gym as a group to cheer on the boys' basketball team in their substate game.
If you have any questions about the Parent Guild
parentguildsta@gmail.com
Jon and Stephanie Novacek
2024-2025 Parent Guild Presidents.
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