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- St. Ignatius will offer on-campus, online, and home study classes for all grades (PK-12) for the 2020-21 school year.
- In order to keep class sizes small we have limited the number of registrations for on-campus (in-person) classes. You can view a list of all scheduled on-campus classes here. Please note: Sunday classes for grades K-4 are FULL as of Friday, Sept.18.
- Students will be required to follow all health and safety protocols (as outlined in the poster below). For students in grade 2 & up, this will include wearing a mask which covers the nose and mouth at all times inside the building.
- For a complete explanation of all safety protocols, view the parent orientation slide show.
- Students also have the option to attend online classes (grades 6-12) or participate in our home study program (grades PK-12).
- Click HERE to register for formation classes
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Parent Resources
Parent Orientation Slide Show
Check-In Procedures for Jr High & High School (video)
Check-In Protocols for Faith Formation (.jpg)
Drop Off / Pick Up Proceedures for On-Campus Classes (pdf)
Parent Waiver Form (on-campus classes)
Parent Orientation Meeting (Video)
Elementary Calendar (In Person Classes)
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Students attending Classes on camps
Please read before your student attends their first class
Classes start the week of September 20.- Students should be officially registered before attending their first class on campus. Click HERE to register. (Please note, some classes may already be full.)
- Sunday session begins Sunday, September 20 from 3:30-4:45 (Grade PK-5) and 3:30-5pm (Grade 6-12). Families are encouraged to attend Sunday evening Mass together at 5:15pm.
- Tuesday sessions for elementary age students begins Tuesday, September 22. There are two sessions on Tuesdays; 4:45-6pm (PK-5) and 6:30-7:45pm (Grade 1-5)
- Wednesday sessions begin Wednesday, September 23. Elementary session for grades PK-5 is 4:45-6pm. Junior High session (for those students not attending on Sundays) is 5:30-6:30pm. Families are invited to attend Mass together at 6:45pm.
Where do I go when I arrive? Where do I pick up my student?- Elementary students are dropped off by a parent/guardian in the BLUE (Early Childhood) lobby.
- Junior High and High School students enter through the RED (Sexton) lobby.
- See the "Drop Off / Pick Up for On-Campus Classes" flyer below for pick-up information.
What are the health and safety protocols for entering the building and maintaining physical distance in the classroom?- Students will have their temperature taken and hands sanitized in the lobby, before entering the building. Adults and students in grades 2 and up must wear a mask that covers their nose and mouth while inside the buidling. See the Check In Protocols for Faith Formation flyer below.
- Classrooms and hallways have been marked to remind students to keep physical distance. Class sizes have been kept small, as well. Learn more about our health and safety protocols in the Parent Orientation Video.
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Home Study & Online Families
Elementary Home Study
If you have an elementary student registered for our home study program, you will recieve an email from Lucille Pavlock soon with information about how to recieve your books and resources. You can go online to preview the "Christ in Us" website here.
This year, our home study program will include online orientation and on-going support for parents who are teaching at home. We look forward to working with all of our parent catechists!Jr. High / High School Online Program
If you have a junior high or high school student registered for online faith formation, you will recieve an email from Alyssa Vijil (Jr. High) or Chris Osgood (High School) with instructions on logging in to our virtual classrooms. Both programs will include online small groups, so that students can stay connected to one another!
High school parents can preview the EduFlow website, which their students will use for virtual presentations and sharing. -
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