Effective for the 2024/2025 school year

Schedule:
Grades 1 through 4 – 11:45 a.m. to 12:40 p.m.
Grades 5 through 8 – 12:40 p.m. to 1:25 p.m.

Lunchroom Guidelines:
During the lunch hour, students are grouped by grade levels. The time period is divided so that each group would be allowed approximately 25 minutes in the lunchroom and 25 minutes on the playground. Several parents are assigned daily to provide supervision at both locations. Students are free to bring their own lunch or hot lunch may be purchased on a pre-ordered monthly basis.

• Definite seating area will be assigned for each grade level.
• Food and litter must be disposed of properly. Tables, chairs, and floor should be left litter free. No food may be taken onto the playground.
• Students should visit the lavatory if necessary before leaving for the playground.
• Unreasonable degrees of noise or activity in the cafeteria are unacceptable.
• When the weather is inclement, the children will remain indoors during the lunch period.

Playground Boundaries – DO NOT PLAY:

• Near the school building
• In front of the church
• In the driveway between Church and School
• In front of the gym
• Near Red Run
• On our neighbors’ fences or in their yards
• On the Edison tower

Additional Playground and School Property Rules:

• Use sidewalks on Parish and neighborhood property to respect lawns.
• Students may not be in the school or church during the lunch hour unless they are under adult supervision.
• Students may not leave the school grounds any time during the day without office permission.
• Students must avoid knockdown games, tackle football, hardballs, snowballing, sliding on the ice, climbing on anything but the jungle gyms, or other such dangerous activities or games.
• Students may not play ball against building walls and should avoid cars parked in the lot.
• General expectations regarding behavior and language are the same during lunch hour as during the rest of the school day.
• Students are expected to demonstrate respect and cooperation with those who supervise the lunchroom and playground.

Preschool

2024-2025 Preschool Supply List

Pre-K 

2024-2025 Pre-K Supply List

Kindergarten 

First Grade

Second Grade 

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Sixth Grade

2024-2025 Sixth Grade Supply List
 

Valuable assistance to our educational program is provided by parent volunteers.

Many parents and others help teachers as room parents or teacher aids (please contact individual teachers). We have many school functions that may require parents to volunteer in order for the event to be successful. Some of the happenings that St. Anne participates in each year are two Book Fairs, a Santa Shop, Gallimaufry Day, and our many student activities that are in need of parent involvement such as Forensics, Scouts, and Math/Science Olympiads.

According to the Archdiocese of Detroit, every person working (or volunteering) in a school environment is required to take the Protecting God’s Children Workshop. All teachers, administrators, coaches, lunchroom workers, playground parents, volunteers, room parents, etc. MUST have completed this workshop in order to be part of any school function.

If you have not participated in this program, you need to register online at the Archdiocese website.

Mandatory service hours are instituted for the St. Anne Sausage Festival each year. This fundraiser is a very important event for our school and we require your participation. At least one parent from each family will be required to provide at least twelve (12) hours of festival service for the school year. If you choose to forgo that option, an assessment of $50 per unworked hour will be added to your tuition.

The purpose of the dress code is to allow children to distinguish themselves by their character and achievement, not by their attire.

Parents are responsible to adhere to the dress code standards set forth by the St. Anne Catholic Grade School Committee for all children of the St. Anne family, as listed below.

Young Ladies

Blouses: A white, plain, oxford tailored long or short sleeve blouse, without any manufacturer’s logo available at various local stores. Blouse must be tucked into uniform skirt or pants at all times.

All School Mass Blouse Requirement: 6^th, 7th and 8th grade young ladies will be required to wear a white blouse for All School Mass on Mondays during the school year. Communication will be sent for all school Mass changes in observance of Holy Days of Obligation that impact dress code by homeroom teacher.

Polos: All grades Green or White (St. Anne Crest/monogram only). Sold at the St. Anne office. For more info or to order, please contact the office.

Pants: Solid navy slacks available at local stores. Supercords and Toughskins are allowed, but no slacks are to have contrasting stitching, rivets or denim. No cargo or carpenter pants are allowed. Slacks may be worn without the uniform jumper or skirt during the winter months as announced by the principal.

Shifts/Skorts/Skirts: Blackwatch Plaid Uniform Shifts #79 (grades K-8) Blackwatch Plaid Uniform Skorts #79 (grades K-8) Blackwatch Plaid Uniform Skirts #79 (grades K-8) All are available through the Connie’s Uniform Company http://www.shopconnies.com. You can shop online or at their store located in St. Clair Shores. All skirts are to be unrolled and not more than 1 inch above the knee.

Shoes: Dress shoes (leather, suede). No shoe is to be cut above the ankle. No tennis shoes, boots, sandals, backless shoes or canvas shoes of any kind. Heel is not to exceed 1 inch in height. Acceptable colors are brown, black or tan only. This year we will transition back to our traditional uniform shoe policy.

Socks: Knee high or Tights only, Solid colors only: navy blue, white, hunter green & black. (no lace, logos, or characters).

Make-up : NO extreme hairstyles, NO hair coloring (dyed, bleached or highlighted) NO excessive jewelry (multiple earrings, multiple bracelets, etc.) or make-up of any kind are permitted. No fingernail paint of any kind. No French nails or false nails or tips are to be worn. Post or small hoop earrings are acceptable.

Goals of The Latchkey Program

• To provide before and after school care for the children and families of St. Anne Catholic Grade School.
• Continue to nurture and support a love for school, our faith and one another as we follow Jesus and the way of life he teaches us to live.
• Continue to support and build independence and self-esteem while in our care.
• To provide age appropriate program meeting the needs of the children in our care ages 3 – 13 years old that follow the rules and guidelines set forth by the state of Michigan

The Extended Day program is an auxiliary service which provides before and after school care for students in Grades PK-8 at St. Anne Catholic Grade School. The program is under the sponsorship of the school and parish administration and is supervised on a daily basis by the program director and staff.

The latchkey program is open to all students on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is a non-refundable registration fee ($25 fee for one child, $40 fee for two children or $50 fee for three children) will be required at the time of registration. Latchkey fees are $5.00 per hour for the first child in a family, $3.00 per hour for the second child, and $2.00 per hour for the third child. Fees will be charged in half hour increments after a one hour minimum charge.

Billing Statements will be given out every other Monday. Payment is due the following Friday. Payments by check, made out to St. Anne Catholic Grade School, credit card and cash are accepted.

Latchkey hours start at 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and evening hours are from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. A late fee of $5.00 will be incurred for every 15 minutes past closing.

 

Latchkey Registration

Good Health Stmt

Medication Form

Licensing Notebook

Extracurricular Act

Playground Consent

Handbook Signature Page

We offer a variety of spirit wear from all organizations. Each sport has specific items to order through the athletic club.

The office has gray sweatshirts with the St. Anne Catholic Grade School crest for all students to wear if they choose to. The office also has long and short sleeve T-shirts, green St. Anne Jackets, and white St. Anne polo shirts, green or white. Please visit the office for an order form.

Every Friday is spirit day and the students are allowed to wear their sport uniform jersey or shirt as long as they have their white collar shirt underneath. Collars must be worn at all time to meet the school uniform code. Students who are not participating in a sport for that season may wear the approved school sweatshirt or school polo shirt.

Our goal is to provide a social outlet for the men of St. Anne that will allow a new avenue for fundraising. The fundraising efforts will be aimed at activities not in our normal realm, nor in competition with current organizations. There are no membership dues and meetings are held on the 1st Friday of every month.

If you are interested in becoming a member, stop by the next meeting or contact the school office.

The St. Anne Men’s Club has been incorporated with two purposes: to provide charitable support of St. Anne Catholic Grade School, and to provide fellowship among the men of St. Anne Parish.

All men over the age of 21 are eligible to join the St. Anne Men’s Club.

Please contact mensclub@st-anne.net to learn more. 

The St. Anne Madonna Guild Moms’ Club is open to all mothers and grandmothers of children attending St. Anne Catholic Grade School and St. Anne Catholic religious education.

We support our school library, technology improvements, textbook purchases, in-school field trips, playground equipment, a Santa Shop, a Reading Garden, a school Ice Cream Social, and other programs. At least two fundraisers are held each year to fund these events.  Most importantly, we have a fun time together! 

Dues are $10 per year, and meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month during the school year.

Purpose
The objectives of the Madonna Guild are to work for the educational welfare of St. Anne Catholic Grade School, to encourage religious interest, and to promote sociability among women.

Contact madonna.guild@st-anne.net to learn more. 

What is the School Committee?
The School Committee is an advisory body that collaborates with the pastor and principal of the Parish, Regional, or Vicariate school.

Members of the School Committee should include parents/guardians of children enrolled in the school and parishioners with the interest in the school. The size of the committee should not exceed eleven including the pastor and the principal.

What is the Function of the School Committee?
The functions of the School Committee include: Assisting in the development of policy for St. Anne Catholic Grade School and be supportive of the Administrators and the Pastor; assist in ensuring the implementation of parish and Archdiocesan goals; be apprised of and study the evaluation reports of programs and procedures from the Archdiocese and other competent agencies; advance the work of Catholic education and the Catholic Faith; advance the good of St. Anne Catholic Grade School and the parish it serves; approve the budget as prepared by the principal; assist in maintaining good relationships between the School Committee, the Administrators, the Education Commission, and the Pastor.

The responsibilities of the School Committee do not include: Establishing or implementing policy; the school administration; reviewing or reversing the decisions of the principal relating to individual students or staff; and conducting evaluations of the principal or staff.

Members of the Catholic School Committee should be mindful of the universal mission of the Church and committed to the ministry of that Parish, Regional, or Vicariate school and should not have personal/professional conflict of interest with service on that committee.

What are the Guidelines?
A person is ineligible for membership on the Catholic School Committee for a Parish, Regional, or Vicariate school if: He/She is an employee of the school; He/She has conflicts of interest; and He/She does not accept the teachings of the Church on the role and importance of the Catholic School.

Elected members must be: A parent/guardian of children attending St. Anne; nominated in a general election of all parents; and be able to serve in a two year term, which begins at the end of the June meeting of the year elected and will expire two years hence. If a vacancy shall occur, the runner-up from the most recent elections would fill the vacancy until the end of the term. In the event that a runner-up is not available, the School Committee will appoint a member to fill the vacancy until the end of the term.

Please contact the office to learn more. 

• Student Handbook
• Concussion Info
• Concussion Form
• Immunization Form
• 7th Grade Immunization Requirements
• Parking Lot Letter from Principal
• Drills
• Bus transportation
• Notification of Asbestos Letter
• Parking Lots 
• Pesticide Application
• Medical Treatment Release