60 THE QUEENS COURIER •JANUARY 24, 2013 •CELEBRATE CATHOLIC SCHOOL WEEK • JAN. 27-FEB. 2 •THEME: CATHOLIC SCHOOLS RAISE THE STANDARDS •FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.queenscourier.com catholic school week s Busy days at Sacred Heart At Sacred Heart School our days are very busy! During any school day you will most likely find some of the following: 3Students arriving early to school 3Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance in every classroom 3Teachers at work preparing their lessons 3SMART boards in use in the classrooms 3Students using our new iPads 3Grade levels attending 9a.m. Mass 3Students attending art, library, music, physical education classes 3Spanish lessons throughout the building 3School pictures 3The graduating class taking graduation pictures 3Parents and children enjoying our fall festival 3Teachers helping the children develop important learning skills 3Students solving math problems 3Science lab activities 3Lunch in the cafeteria 3Teachers helping students with their daily activities 3Books being borrowed from our library with more than 12,000 books 3Student art work on display throughout the building 3Creative and academic writing Sacred Heart offers: a full science lab, computer lab, iPads, SMART Boards technology, 3Students at work in the computer lab foreign language (K-8th grade), automated library with 12,000 volumes, art, music, physical 3Lunchtime recess outside in good weather education, remediation program, extended day program, early drop-off, guidance program, 3Students receiving help in the remediation and resource room classes student council, service activities, grade level buddy program, two- year-old program, nurs- 3Students staying after school to participate in clubs such as writing club, ery, pre-K, extra-curricular programs including Mad Science, chess, intramurals, oil paint- extended day program, Math 9, oil painting, intramurals, student coun- ing, writing club, history club, computer club, glee club, Math 9, Earth Science regents, cil, the journal club, glee club, book club, computer club, history club 3Students performing service activities parish scouting and parish CYO. 3The student council helping out in daily tasks The eighth grade class of 2012 won over a half million dollars worth of scholarships to 3Students working on the computers or at the SMART boards Catholic high schools, as well as acceptances to the specialized academic, science, and 3Our students participate in the parish scouting program, CYO sports, performing high schools. altar servers, and children’s choir 3Student work on display outside each classroom Sacred Heart School is located at 216-01 38th Avenue in Bayside. For more information, 3Classrooms involved in a “buddy” activity with another classroom 3Students preparing for a “big” test call 718 631-4804 or email shsbayside@aol.com. 3Students enjoying the work of other students. 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