Benefactor Performance from 5:00pm – 9:30pm at Badger Ridge Middle School, PAC
*Arrive with hair and make-up ready. Bring water, snack and homework for downtime.*
Schedule:
4:15: Costume rooms opened for cast with specialty hair and make-up only
5:15-5:25 = Seats in Theater [Full Cast and Crew]
5:25-6:30 = Costumes / Props / Mics / Cast and Crew Warm-ups[Full Cast and Crew]
7:00pm-9:30pm = Benefactor Performance[Full Cast and Crew]
The senior high cast students have organized a get together this Saturday at the Glanvilles. The students may already be aware, but to make sure parents are aware as well…
Here is the information:
Senior High Cast party
Saturday, March 4 from 2:30-8:00 pm
At the Glanville House, 420 Riviera St. Oregon
Pizza and beverages served. Please bring $5 per student to help cover cost of food
If any parents have questions, Rachel Glanville can be reached by text at 608-438-6941 or email rachk7@hotmail.com
(and JH students don’t worry – there will be an all cast party after the last show on Sunday!)
This week only – SAA is hosting a Hygiene Drive! On behalf of St. Vincent de Paul, we’re collecting the following items: Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Bodywash, Bar soap, and Liquid hand soap. Students should drop off items in their House bins at the front of the school. We are also collecting feminine products, which can be dropped off with Ms. Myers or Ms. Behrens.
On Service Day this Friday, all collected items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul for those in need in our area. Hygiene products aren’t often donated to pantries, but they are equally important to providing a sense of security to low-income individuals and families. All products must be new and sealed, but both individual and bulk items (as well as various sizes) will be accepted.
This week only – SAA is hosting a Hygiene Drive! On behalf of St. Vincent de Paul, we’re collecting the following items: Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Bodywash, Bar soap, and Liquid hand soap. Students should drop off items in their House bins at the front of the school. We are also collecting feminine products, which can be dropped off with Ms. Myers or Ms. Behrens.
On Service Day this Friday, all collected items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul for those in need in our area. Hygiene products aren’t often donated to pantries, but they are equally important to providing a sense of security to low-income individuals and families. All products must be new and sealed, but both individual and bulk items (as well as various sizes) will be accepted.
This week only – SAA is hosting a Hygiene Drive! On behalf of St. Vincent de Paul, we’re collecting the following items: Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Bodywash, Bar soap, and Liquid hand soap. Students should drop off items in their House bins at the front of the school. We are also collecting feminine products, which can be dropped off with Ms. Myers or Ms. Behrens.
On Service Day this Friday, all collected items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul for those in need in our area. Hygiene products aren’t often donated to pantries, but they are equally important to providing a sense of security to low-income individuals and families. All products must be new and sealed, but both individual and bulk items (as well as various sizes) will be accepted.
This week only – SAA is hosting a Hygiene Drive! On behalf of St. Vincent de Paul, we’re collecting the following items: Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Bodywash, Bar soap, and Liquid hand soap. Students should drop off items in their House bins at the front of the school. We are also collecting feminine products, which can be dropped off with Ms. Myers or Ms. Behrens.
On Service Day this Friday, all collected items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul for those in need in our area. Hygiene products aren’t often donated to pantries, but they are equally important to providing a sense of security to low-income individuals and families. All products must be new and sealed, but both individual and bulk items (as well as various sizes) will be accepted.
This week only – SAA is hosting a Hygiene Drive! On behalf of St. Vincent de Paul, we’re collecting the following items: Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Bodywash, Bar soap, and Liquid hand soap. Students should drop off items in their House bins at the front of the school. We are also collecting feminine products, which can be dropped off with Ms. Myers or Ms. Behrens.
On Service Day this Friday, all collected items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul for those in need in our area. Hygiene products aren’t often donated to pantries, but they are equally important to providing a sense of security to low-income individuals and families. All products must be new and sealed, but both individual and bulk items (as well as various sizes) will be accepted.
Dads, stop by the Hirscher home for a Listening Night – a whole lot of music! Friday, March 3rd at 7:00pm.
Moms, alert your husbands to this fun evening and encourage them to attend!
Because of our commitment to First Friday Eucharistic Adoration, the Game Day portion of Catholic Schools Week will take place Friday, February 10 at Keva. Morning drop off will be at St. Ambrose Academy, but afternoon student pick-up on that day will be at Keva. Student drivers will have their cars there. Students who are not picked up by 3:30pm will be brought back to SAA for pickup until 4:00pm.
Students will split time at school and Keva (inside games and sports, respectively).
Little Caesars pizza will be served for lunch.
Junior High schedule:
8:00-8:40am – Morning Activity
8:40-9:00am – JH driven to Keva
9:00-11:00am – JH at Keva
11:00-11:20am – JH return to SAA
11:20-11:40am – JH lunch (Little Caesars)
11:40am-1:30pm – JH games at SAA
1:30-1:50pm – JH returns to Keva
2:00-3:00pm – House Time games
Senior High Schedule:
8:00-8:40am – Morning Activity
8:40-11:00am – SH games at SAA
11:00-11:30am – SH lunch (Little Caesars)
11:30-11:50am – SH drives to Keva
12:00-2:00pm – SH games at Keva
2:00-3:00pm – House Time games
Monday: Spirit Day
Tuesday: Decades Day
Wednesday: Country vs. Country Club
Thursday: Movie Day
Friday: Formal Friday
Student Council will host a Penny War between the grades. Each penny and dollar bill per grade adds points. Nickles, dimes, and quarters subtract points from other grades.
For an even richer behind-the-scenes musical experience, come to the St. Ambrose Academy Musical Dinner Theater on Thursday, March 23, 2023!
Be the first to see this year’s musical, enjoy a reception, catered dinner, behind-the-scenes program, and tickets to the preview performance on the evening before the show officially opens.
This will be a night at the theater that will entertain and delight – don’t miss it!
Tickets on sale now! Space is limited so reserve your seats today at www.ambroseacademy.org/dinner-theater.
5:00-5:30PM | Reception at St. Christopher Parish, Verona
5:30-6:45 PM | Dinner & Program at St. Christopher Parish, Verona
7:00-9:30 PM | Preview Performance at 300 Richards Street, Verona
3:00 – 5:00 PM | Corn Maze 3:00 – 5:00 PM | Apple Picking (at your own expense) 3:00 – 6:00 PM | Carnival Games 4:30 – 6:00 PM | Dinner & Social Time 6:00 PM | Trick or Treat Saints Trail 6:45 PM | Litany of Saints & BonfireALCS and St. Ambrose Parents are sponsoring a Homecoming Dance for students at the two schools!
Location: The Roundtable (1611 N Bristol St., Sun Prairie, WI 53562)
Time: 7:00pm – 11:00pm
Cost: $20.00 (cash only). Tickets will be sold the week of the dance at each school and the night of at the door.
DJ: Our own Mr. Josh Vaughn
Photo Booth will be available. Light snacks and all you can drink soda and water.
Students can bring a guest, but permission slips must be signed by each parent and brought when purchasing tickets. (Both ALCS and St. Ambrose students are invited and are not considered guests.)
Students must have parental permission to leave the dance early. Parents may text any of the homecoming parent committee members to allow their students to leave early.
No outside water bottles or back packs will be permitted into the event.
Dress code guidelines are highlighted in a separate document and will be enforced.
Rescheduled from Saturday, August 20th due to weather.
Bring a swimsuit. Gallatin family will provide lunch!
Rescheduled for 10:00am-12:00pm on Sunday, August 21st due to weather.
Given by Dr. John Joy, St. Ambrose Academy Dean of Faculty and Religion teacher:
St. John the Evangelist is symbolized by the eagle because of the soaring heights of contemplation revealed in his writings. The Gospel of John is full of depth and symbolizing revolving around the number seven, which signifies completion or perfection. The opening chapters parallel the seven days of creation in Genesis; there are seven feast days and seven miracles, culminating in the ultimate miracle of the Resurrection and the new feast of Easter. Come and experience the joy of entering more deeply into the Mystical Gospel.
Given by Dr. Geoffrey Ludvik, St. Ambrose Academy History teacher:
The Dark Ages are often considered a low point in the history of European civilization but this view doesn’t take into account historical evidence, especially from the Middle East. This talk will focus on the achievements of civilization following the collapse of Rome, centered in the Eastern Mediterranean with a focus will be on the Byzantine world and Islamic Civilization. We will be discussing this topic using archaeological sites at which Dr. Ludvik has worked.
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!)
Enjoy award-winning St. Ambrose Academy musical theater in March 2023!
Buy your tickets for our three performances at: www.ambroseacademy.org/musical
Enjoy award-winning St. Ambrose Academy musical theater in March 2023!
Buy your tickets for our three performances at: www.ambroseacademy.org/musical
Enjoy award-winning St. Ambrose Academy musical theater in March 2023!
Buy your tickets for our three performances at: www.ambroseacademy.org/musical
At the close of the 3rd quarter, the students at St. Ambrose Academy will have an opportunity to participate in a service day in order to take our Gospel call to service and our love of Christ out into the community. On Friday, March 3rd, 2023, groups of students will be out in the Madison area working at crisis pregnancy centers, stocking food pantries, or just raking the lawn for retired religious. This is a required school-day activity for all of the students – please do not opt out unless it is a previously planned absence. Please complete the permission slip to give your student permission to be taken off campus in the vehicle of a SAA staff member or parent.
Students will meet at the St. Thomas Aquinas Parish at 8:00am and will attend 8:30am Mass.
Please consider chaperoning, we need a lot of volunteer parents. Please indicate on the bottom of the permission slip or go to the SAA sign-up genius. Thank you!
Students can wear their work day clothes for Mass, but should comply with SAA dress code policy. They should bring a bag lunch unless directed otherwise. Also bring a water bottle, work gloves, clothing/shoes that can get dirty. Please dress for the weather.
As a parent or legal guardian, you remain fully responsible for any legal responsibility that may result from any personal actions taken by your child.
Get to know the Ambrose Advantage! Join St. Ambrose faculty and students on a Breakfast Tour that will introduce you to the core values of our school, see our curriculum in action in the classroom, and get your questions answered.
Email carolyn.averill@ambroseacademy.org for more information or to RSVP.
Come enjoy an evening picnic dinner to get to know/reunite with other St. Ambrose families!
Please bring a dessert, side dish, or snack and beverage of your choice. Brats, hotdogs, and lemonade will be provided.
RSVP to Ivonne Blahnik, Administrative Assistant, at 608-827-5863 or ivonne.blahnik@ambroseacademy.org.
In this workshop, local partners at Backflip will help students tap their creativity to make a video in a format of documentary, motion graphics, or live action.
Teachers will walk them through the stages of film production. We’ll explore how movies are made, what digital technology is based upon, and how it works, and we’ll get to view some cool video to see how the pros do it.
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
Registration has now closed.
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!
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!
