CALENDAR

Tag: Academics

There is a change in College Counseling schedule next week, Wed., Mar. 1. Dr. Skemp will meet with the juniors on that day.

Please have them bring a laptop computer or a phone if possible.

Kolbe Academy is hosting a virtual college fair on Fri., Feb. 24. Dr. Skemp will not be at school that day, but students who wish to participate at school during their study hall may request to do so. Please speak with Dr. Skemp as soon as possible to make arrangements.

RE-ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

To complete our online enrollment process, you will access our Family Portal through
your existing login. If you do not have a login, please follow the Instructions for Creating
a Family Online Login listed below the signature line.

To access Family Online:
● Please go to www.factsmgt.com
● Select Parent Log In from the menu bar and FACTS Family Online from
the drop-down menu.
● Type in your username and password and enter SAA-WI for the district
code. If you have forgotten your username or password, please click on
the link provided.
● After logging in, click on Apply/Enroll in the left menu.
● Click on the Enrollment/Reenrollment link.

The online process should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. Your information
will be saved if you need to quit and come back later.

The Instructions and Enrollment Checklist page of the enrollment packet contains
supplemental enrollment forms that also must be submitted. Further instructions on
these forms are provided online.

Students who miss the deadline may lose their spot in their class, and may be grouped in the same wait list pool as new applicants.

Please call the front office if you have any questions, or e-mail Mr. Schmiesing

The 7th grade students will be attending the Consecration of Catholic Schools to Our Lady of Good Help Mass as the representatives of St. Ambrose Academy. Permission slips have been sent home with students.

Schedule of events:

10:00am – Celebration of Holy Mass, Bishop Hying presiding

11:00am – Prayer of consectration followed by the blessing of rosaries

11:30am – Eucharistic procession begins – pray the rosary while walking

12:00pm – Eucharistic procession ends and schools prepare to depart

Given by Ms. Katie Behrens, St. Ambrose Academy English teacher:

Join Ms. Katie Behrens for a talk on objective and subjective qualities in many art forms, the purpose of learning more about the forms, and the training of one’s taste. There may or may not be a discussion of pro-wrestling involved. (You heard us!)

Parent-Teacher conferences will be held next week!

  • Thu., Mar. 9 from 4:00 – 8:00 p.m., (Spanish translator available from 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.)
  • Fri., Mar. 10 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon

Report cards will be given to parents at conferences. If you do not plan to attend conferences, report cards will be available at the front desk during school hours. Report cards will not be mailed home at this time.

Teachers’ conference schedules will be made available next week.

Parent-Teacher conferences will be held next week!

  • Thu., Mar. 9 from 4:00 – 8:00 p.m., (Spanish translator available from 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.)
  • Fri., Mar. 10 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon

Report cards will be given to parents at conferences. If you do not plan to attend conferences, report cards will be available at the front desk during school hours. Report cards will not be mailed home at this time.

Teachers’ conference schedules will be made available next week.

Parents, please come prepared to meet with your student’s teachers. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by Mr. Schmiesing who will give you your student’s Progress Report and a map of where each teacher will be in the school. Chairs will be set outside each room for parents to wait for their turn to meet.

Please limit your time to 10 minutes with each teacher. Remember, this is a brief Progress Report of how your student is performing.

Parents, please come prepared to meet with your student’s teachers. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by Mr. Schmiesing who will give you your student’s Progress Report and a map of where each teacher will be in the school. Chairs will be set outside each room for parents to wait for their turn to meet.

Please limit your time to 10 minutes with each teacher. Remember, this is a brief Progress Report of how your student is performing.

Eucharistic Adoration will be in the Oratory.

Get ready to get your hands dirty and become a scientist, farmer, chef, and taster for a week!

We will approach our themes from all sorts of angles, with many hands-on experiments, a visit to a farm, learning about soil and the critters in them, and tracing the path from soil to ice cream. Learn to put skills acquired to the test in the field.

Summer workshops are a fantastic way to engage the mind and keep boredom at bay this summer for any student entering 5-9th grade. Workshop is held 10 AM – 2 PM daily.

REGISTER

Visit www.ambroseacademy.org/workshops for a more detailed description of each workshop and to register.

COST

Attend one Summer Workshop for $200/student or register for BOTH weeks for $350/student!

Get ready to get your hands dirty and become a scientist, farmer, chef, and taster for a week!

We will approach our themes from all sorts of angles, with many hands-on experiments, a visit to a farm, learning about soil and the critters in them, and tracing the path from soil to ice cream. Learn to put skills acquired to the test in the field.

Summer workshops are a fantastic way to engage the mind and keep boredom at bay this summer for any student entering 5-9th grade. Workshop is held 10 AM – 2 PM daily.

REGISTER

Visit www.ambroseacademy.org/workshops for a more detailed description of each workshop and to register.

COST

Attend one Summer Workshop for $200/student or register for BOTH weeks for $350/student!

Get ready to get your hands dirty and become a scientist, farmer, chef, and taster for a week!

We will approach our themes from all sorts of angles, with many hands-on experiments, a visit to a farm, learning about soil and the critters in them, and tracing the path from soil to ice cream. Learn to put skills acquired to the test in the field.

Summer workshops are a fantastic way to engage the mind and keep boredom at bay this summer for any student entering 5-9th grade. Workshop is held 10 AM – 2 PM daily.

REGISTER

Visit www.ambroseacademy.org/workshops for a more detailed description of each workshop and to register.

COST

Attend one Summer Workshop for $200/student or register for BOTH weeks for $350/student!

Get ready to get your hands dirty and become a scientist, farmer, chef, and taster for a week!

We will approach our themes from all sorts of angles, with many hands-on experiments, a visit to a farm, learning about soil and the critters in them, and tracing the path from soil to ice cream. Learn to put skills acquired to the test in the field.

Summer workshops are a fantastic way to engage the mind and keep boredom at bay this summer for any student entering 5-9th grade. Workshop is held 10 AM – 2 PM daily.

REGISTER

Visit www.ambroseacademy.org/workshops for a more detailed description of each workshop and to register.

COST

Attend one Summer Workshop for $200/student or register for BOTH weeks for $350/student!

Get ready to get your hands dirty and become a scientist, farmer, chef, and taster for a week!

We will approach our themes from all sorts of angles, with many hands-on experiments, a visit to a farm, learning about soil and the critters in them, and tracing the path from soil to ice cream. Learn to put skills acquired to the test in the field.

Summer workshops are a fantastic way to engage the mind and keep boredom at bay this summer for any student entering 5-9th grade. Workshop is held 10 AM – 2 PM daily.

REGISTER

Visit www.ambroseacademy.org/workshops for a more detailed description of each workshop and to register.

COST

Attend one Summer Workshop for $200/student or register for BOTH weeks for $350/student!

Join St. Ambrose Academy for a faculty speaker event featuring Ms. Theresa Klinkhammer, SAA religion teacher and Director of Student Ministries. Ms. Klinkhammer will share a talk based on a text that is a part of our senior high religion curriculum and is especially timely for Catholics who want to incorporate their faith more into their daily lives.

Blessed Columba Marmion was a leader of the liturgical renewal in the early 20th century. His book, Christ in His Mysteries, shows how we enter into the mysteries of Christ’s life by living liturgically.

This talk will first delve into Marmion’s thought concerning participation in Christ’s mysteries and then explore this idea through looking at the power of the propers of the Mass, especially those of the Easter season.