School Forms/Office News

St. John Vianney Catholic School

6200 South Orange Blossom Trail

Orlando, Florida 32809

(407)855-4660

Box Tops for Education

Please keep purchasing and clipping the Box Tops for Education & Campbell's Labels for Education.

Recycling Benefits SJV

Recycle your empty Ink and Laser printer cartridges. Collect them from work, neighbors, and relatives and send them into school.

Recycle your cell phones too! Cell phones are reconditioned and used for emergency service organizations.

We earn valuable points to redeem for technology merchandise.

School Year 2009/2010

School Forms for "2010 - 2011"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "Family Application Information"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "Student Registration"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "Tuition Rates K - 8"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "K - 8 Checklist"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "Preschool Tuition Rates"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "Preschool" "Checklist"

Click Here for 2010/2011 "PreSchool Registration Form"

From Your School Nurses:

Recently, there has been a small outbreak of head lice scattered throughout several grade levels at SJV. Your child may have come home with a paper stating a student in their classroom has lice and tips to take to prevent an infestation. We would like to share these informational facts with all our parents. Please know that this is not an alarming or highly unusual occurrence, as this is the time of the year we typically see outbreaks of head lice. Below are facts, prevention tips and lastly, treatment "musts" if your child should get head lice. The policy of SJV is to send home a student found to have head lice for treatment, check siblings and carpool members, check classmates and treat the classroom. SJV has a NO Nits policy as well to ensure no re-infestations. After your child has been successfully treated and ALL nits are removed, you must bring your child to the clinic to be checked before he or she can return to the classroom.

If we can be of further assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call the Clinic Office at 407-855-4660 ext.242 and we will be happy to answer your questions.

Lice Facts:

* They are wingless, grayish tan insects that feed on the human scalp, about the size of a sesame seed.

* They do not infest animals and must have a human host to live.

* They do not for jump, but crawl at high speed.

* They infest people regardless of social, economic or ethnic status.

*They are NOT an indication of poor hygiene or parental neglect and in fact, prefer a clean, healthy head.

* They are passed from person to person by direct contact or on shared objects such as hats, combs, towels, bedding, barrettes, headphones, etc.

* The most common symptom of infestation is intense itching on the back of the head or neck.

*They lay tiny clear to white eggs or nits on the hair shaft.

Prevention Tips:

* Discourage sharing of any headgear.

* If your child comes home with a paper stating a classmate has lice, check your child's hair daily.

* If your child does get head lice, don't panic. Keep your child at home, notify the school and begin treatment.

Treatment:

* Check every member of the family.

*Use an effective lice killing shampoo available in pharmacies or drug departments of stores. Take it slow and remember to read and follow all directions carefully and completely. Please note that a second treatment is recommended after 7 days.

* Remove all nits using a nit removal comb. Work in small sections under bright light and be thorough.

* Wash all bed linens, towels and clothes in hot water and dry on the hot cycle for at least 20 minutes.

* Items such as stuffed animals, headphones, and hats should be put in a sealed plastic bag for 2 weeks.

* Soak combs, brushes, etc. in hot, soapy water for at least 10 minutes.

* Vacuum everywhere including carpets, pillows, mattresses, upholstered furniture and even car seats.

Important Memo

To: Parents

From: Sr. Elizabeth

Re: Morning Arrival and Dismissal

As always the safety of our students is my primary concern. Therefore, the following directives will be adhered to without exception:

1. The use of cell phones in our parking lot during drop-off and pick-up is unacceptable. One morning recently I counted 7 parents using cell phones during morning drop-off. This is inexcusable because the safety of our students is being jeopardized.

2. Left hand turns on to South Orange Blossom Trail during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up are Not allowed. Right hand turns only please, please, please!

3. During afternoon pick-up, the first group of parents is asked to back into a parking space. All other parents are asked to drive into a parking space. Please be very vigilant as you pull in and out of spaces. There have been many near misses with other vehicles and with children.

4..When you have picked up your children please go directly to your cars. Do not remain to chat . It is too dangerous when children are unattended.

5. At this point in the year, ALL students should be capable of walking to their classrooms without a parent escort.

6. Thank you for your cooperation and for your prompt attention to these matters. Compliance is necessary for the safety of all the students at St. John Vianney Catholic School.

Dear Parents:
ONE STOP SHOPPING IS HERE!

     I am pleased to announce that we now have a local uniform company which will provide
all of your school uniform needs. Beginning with the 2008/2009 school year,
Educational Outfitters will offer you a “One Stop Shopping” Experience.
Educational Outfitters is located at 3845 East Colonial Drive (on the corner of Herndon
Avenue and Colonial) and offers three ways to order: In the store, on the phone, or on
the web. Since this location is here in Orlando, we encourage everyone to place their first
orders in the store. This also eliminates the need for a measuring day.
Uniforms will be available for purchase beginning June 1st. As an added bonus, from
July 7th – July 26th (and also the entire month of December), there is a 10% discount on
all items. Educational Outfitters also honors tax free week which is usually sometime in
August.
     We are making a few changes to the uniforms, as well as adding some cold weather items.
     Please review the attachments for additional information regarding your children’s
uniforms for the upcoming school year. Please note, there will be a 1-Year grace period
for new uniforms. All new uniforms will need to be in place by the 2009/2010 school
year.
     Be assured that we have done everything possible to make your experience with
Educational Outfitters a pleasant one. Mr. Larry James, the owner, has gone the extra
mile to have everything in place and available for your convenience.
     Thank you for your patience and support as we embark on our “One Stop Shopping”
endeavor.

Blessings,
Sr. Elizabeth & The PTO

It is important that you are aware that only black, leather athletic shoes are acceptable for the 2009 – 2010 school year. If you purchase them from Educational Outfitters, New Balance would be the preferred shoe. However, if you purchase them elsewhere, they must be all leather athletic shoes solid black, top to bottom, with black shoelaces or Velcro. They are NOT to be vans, sketchers, skate shoes, Keds, Converse, suede, canvas, microfiber, nubucks, high tops, slip-ins, or boat shoes. New Balance athletic shoes may be purchased at Educational Outfitters for $34 - $35. Thank you for your cooperation.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO SAVE YOUR LABELS OVER THE SUMMER…STAY TUNED TO WUW FOR CONTEST NEWS. THANK YOU!!

Dear Parents:

We have an exciting opportunity to share with you. We are taking part in a national fundraising program sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc. called Tyson Project A+™. Through this program, we can raise as much as $12,000 for our school this year! The money we raise can go towards buying books, computers, making improvements to our buildings, or anything else that we want.

All we have to do to participate is clip and save the entire Project A+ label (see below) from participating Tyson products. Each label we collect is worth 24¢ for our school! A collection site has been set up at the school where you can drop off your redemption labels.

Let's support our school! Clip and save Tyson Project A+ labels today. If you would like more information about the Tyson Project A+ program, visit http://ProjectAPlus.tyson.com or contact me, your school's coordinator at the number you see at the bottom of the page.

Thanks for your support!

Our Goal: _______$500.00_______________________

Drop-off Location: __SJV school office______________

Coordinator Name: ___Donna Large_______________

Coordinator Phone Number: (407) 438-0833_________

Click here to view plans for "Diocese of Orlando" School Expansion Program

Hurricane Information:

Please follow Orange County Schools for School Closings

Please follow St. John Vianney School Information for Re-Openings if Orange County Schools are out for consecutive days.

Notice of Re-opening is determined by St. John Vianney School Administration.

School Announcements may come from either Community News Stations, a Phone Tree, the Website or the School Office Recorded Message

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