Halloween Festivities

Written By: Feng V - Oct• 31•11

Halloween Celebration – October 31, 2011

As a Halloween tradition at Our Lady Queen of Angels, students arrive in the morning to see their school decorated with a festive Halloween spirit. Students were dressed in their costume of choice and ready for a fun-filled day. All classes enjoyed yummy treats and milk provided by the hard work of Mrs. Selva and Mrs. McGee, Room Mom Coordinators. A big thank you to them and all the Room Moms for keeping this tradition going!

The day continued with our Halloween parade through Carson Field where students were able to see the costumes that all the students were wearing as they marched on by per grade level. Coach K emceed the parade and announced the winners of the student-judged pumpkin and poem contests.

Fun Halloween shots…

A Drug-Free OLQA

Written By: Feng V - Oct• 23•11

Red Ribbon Week – October 23-31, 2011

Our Lady Queen of Angels participated in the Red Ribbon Week drug prevention campaign October 23-31, 2011.  Red Ribbon Week serves as a vehicle in the prevention of drug use by educating our youth with the ultimate goal being a drug free America. Each day the students participated in an activity to educate and support the cause.

Monday: “I Pledge To Be Drug Free” Students pledged to be drug free and signed their name during the day on the Drug Free Banner. Teachers talked to the students about what it means to take the pledge to be drug-free and passed out Drug Free wristbands. 

Tuesday: Red Ribbon Day Each class received red ribbons to tie to the white fence that is at the exit of our parking lot. The Drug Free Banner was hung on the fence from Monday to Friday along with the ribbons.

Wednesday: “Hats off to a Drug Free School” Students wore their favorite hat to school to reiterate the importance of being drug free and say “hats off to a drug free school.”

 

 

 

 

Thursday: “Sock It to Drugs” Students wore crazy socks all day for “Sock it to Drugs Day”.  This was a fun way to remind students that it’s fun saying “no” to drugs.

Friday: Run/Walk From Drugs – Fun Run!!!    

Each class participated in a run around the course during PE.  The message was to teach our students about keeping their bodies healthy by exercising and to maintain a healthy lifestyle by staying away from drugs. 

 

 

 

 

7th & 8th Grade Halloween Dance

Written By: Feng V - Oct• 21•11

October 21, 2011

OLQA’s 7th and 8th grade students had a blast at their Halloween dance. Students enjoyed yummy treats and danced in the festively decorated Parish Hall. Thank you to the 7th and 8th grade room parents and volunteers that made this spectacular event possible!

 

6th Grade Science Camp

Written By: Feng V - Oct• 17•11
October 17-21, 2011
OLQA 6th Graders
The morning of October 17th parents watched on as their children climbed aboard a bus taking them to a week long camp at Outdoor Science Camp in Forest Home near Running Springs. Students learn about ecology, botany, animals, and astronomy while their away and have a great time! Both 6th grade teachers, Ms. Palmer and Mr. Sumner accompanied the students. On their return, the students received a warm homecoming from the OLQA student body and faculty.

Welcoming Committee

Back from camp

 

 

Student Enrichment Assembly

Written By: Feng V - Sep• 30•11

The Bully Game – September 30, 2011

 

Our students attended a school wide assembly called The Bully Game. The Bully Game is a nonstop, action packed, high energy assembly program designed to prevent bullying, repel peer pressure and improve the overall school experience. The students are the contestants, the entire audience is involved and everyone learns valuable lessons about preventing bullying. Thank you to the Parent Service Auxiliary for providing this enrichment program for our students.

PSA Parent Receptions

Written By: Feng V - Sep• 15•11

Parent Reception – September 2011 

PSA Membership Chairs Mari Anna Johnson & Cindi Morales planned the OLQA Parent Reception after mass on the first day of school. The reception – an OLQA tradition is a perfect way to meet new parents, or get reacquainted after summer break. It’s also a time to sign up for the various volunteer opportunities, get questions answered and meet the members of the Parent Service Auxiliary.

Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Morales also organized the OLQA New Family Welcome Reception the evening of September 15. Thank you to the ladies for planning an evening where new parents can meet off campus in a social environment, become acquainted with their Guardian Angel family and our wonderful administrators.

 

Role of the School Board

Written By: Feng V - Sep• 03•11

The Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic School Board serves in a consultative role to the Pastor and the Principal under the auspices of the Diocese of Orange. The function of the school board is the shared responsibility to fulfill the mission of the school and carry forth the goals and objectives determined by the strategic plan. The board provides leadership support as requested and renders recommendations based upon the interest of the entire student body. The school board meets on a bimonthly basis, while individual committees may meet on the alternating months, as needed.

2011-2012 OLQA School Board Members:

Pastor: Father Kerry Beaulieu

School Principal: Eileen Ryan

School Vice Principal: Mary Fedak

Board President: John Gladych

Board Vice President: Stephanie Simpson

Auxiliary President & Board Secretary: Jennifer Klingler

Lloyd Parker

Viola Chisholm

Paula Krall

Rich Vanis

Debbie Speier

Board consultant: Dr. Jim Brennan

Updated School Website

Written By: Feng V - Sep• 02•11

OLQASCHOOL.ORG – Fall 2011

Our Lady Queen of Angels school is pleased to introduce our updated user friendly website!

 

Ms. Rose Matias, our web-design specialist and school computer teacher has been redesigning our school website over the past few months and the results are incredible. The user can now view homework assignments, access the school calendar, pledge a donation to the school wish list, or simply view our latest issue of Angel Notes.