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To help celebrate and understand the importance of All Saint's Day, fifth grade students in Mrs. Ross's religion classes create pumpkin saints. Using seasonal pumpkins and lots of creativity, this activity has become a fifth grade family tradition for many. The results are both educational and entertaining.
 
 
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- First and Eight Grade Partners
Friendships are formed and memories are made, often for a lifetime. This is the case with the St. Jude School First/Eighth Grade Partner program. This year, the eighth grade students met their first grade partners and had a picnic on the campus grounds. It was a great opportunity to get to know each other and to form a bond with the person who will be a Mass partner, special friend and lifelong school buddy!!!
 
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- Grandparent's Day:
Grandparents are a Blessing from God. Grandparent's Day at St. Jude School is always special. This year was no exception as over 200 grandparents, many from out of state, visited our school to share time with their special grandchildren. A breakfast buffet and classroom visits were included in the morning that included a Mass and special program conducted by the children.
 
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A highlight of the school year is the annual field day events, made possible with the support of the physical education department, Notre Dame student volunteers, and MANY wonderful parent volunteers. The obstacle course, tug of war, relays and long jump events are just a few of the many popular events. The morning began with the Parade of Champions, each grade dressed in their class colors and always includes several visits to the popular concession stand for popcorn and candy!ite.
 
 
 
 

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- Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts:
The Boy Scouts of America
is a youth program focused on character development, citizenship
training, and mental and physical fitness through age-appropriate
activities
involving fun & games, opportunities for leadership, learning
ethical values, involvement in community service, and learning & practicing
outdoor skills.
St. Jude has a vibrant
and active Scouting program and sponsors a Cub Scout
Pack (1st-5th grade)
and a Boy Scout Troop (6th grade - age 18). The Pack typically
meets once a month on Tuesday evenings, with additional meetings scheduled
more often by grade. The Troop generally meets twice a month
on Sunday afternoons, in addition to monthly outdoor activities such
as campouts. For further information please
call John Davis, Cubmaster for Pack 3172, at (423)
847-9075,
or Greg Kniedler,
Scoutmaster for Troop 172, at (423) 842-3757.
Click here to link to the Troop
172's web site.
Click here to link to the Scouts
Calendar of Activities.
Click here to link to the Cherokee
Area Council web site.
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- Girl Scouts: Where today’s girls become
tomorrow’s leaders:
The Girl Scout organization is dedicated to girls and in an accepting and nurturing environment, helps them build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed parent volunteers, our girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives: leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction. The goal of the St. Jude Daisy, Brownie, Junior and Cadette program is to engage girls in discovering self, connect with others, and take action to make the world a better place.
Click here to link to the Moccasin
Bend Girl Scout Council web site.

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- Beta Club:
The vision of the Beta Club is to develop and nurture individuals by providing opportunities and experiences enabling them to demonstrate the ideals of character, achievement, service and leadership in a global community. This year, the St. Jude Beta Club will focus on service to our community both local and at large. Invitation to the St. Jude Beta Club for newly eligible members in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades will be forthcoming.
Click here to link to The
National Beta Club web site.

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