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And said to them,
"Whoever receives this child in my name receives me, and whoever receives me
receives the one who sent me. For the one who is least among all of you is
the one who is the greatest." Luke 9:48
School Council-
The Council considers and develops school policy,
makes recommendations to the school administration, evaluates
educational effectiveness, and gives advice on financial matters.
Subject to Diocesan regulations, it is an advisory body of the
pastor. Council members meet at 7:30 p.m. on the first
Thursday of the month at Holy Cross School.
Contact person:
Jeff Lightle (419.784.2021)
School Athletics-
Volunteers coach fifth and sixth grade girls' and boys' basketball,
as well as schedule practices, facilities, and games.
Commitment depends on the season.
Contact person:
School Office (419.784.2021)
Parent Ministry Organization-
The parent group for the Holy Cross
Catholic School is being reorganized and will be known as the Parent
Ministry Organization. Contact Lisa Hancock regarding the many
ways you can be involved in supporting our Catholic School.
Contact person:
Lisa Hancock (419.782-7423)
Library Volunteer-
Volunteers help students select appropriate
reading materials and help maintain order and organization in the
library. Volunteers work in the library one hour per week or
more often if able.
Contact:
Sr. Lynda Snyder, Principal Minister (419.784.2021)
Cafeteria Volunteer-
Help serve hot, nutritious meals to hungry,
growing children and then clean tables. Volunteers serve 11:30
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on school days.
Contact:
Ruth Johnson, Cafeteria Manager (419.784.2021)
Sr. Lynda Snyder, Principal Minister (419.784.2021)
Volunteer Tutors-
Volunteers work with students in grades K-6
one-on-one or in small groups to help with reading and math
assignments. Volunteers serve in the school one or more times
a week for at least 2 hours.
Contact:
Sr. Lynda Snyder, Principal Minister (419.784.2021)
Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts-
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to
prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their
lifetimes by instilling in them the values of Scout Oath and Law.
Offering young people responsible fun and adventure, they instill in
your people lifetime values, develop in them ethical character, and
train them in citizenship, service, and leadership. Meeting in
the school's art room at varying times and days according to the
group, volunteers usually invest 3 to 5 hours per week, plus 24
hours per year for Cub Scout outings or 456 hours per year for Boy
Scout Camping.
Contact persons:
Jim Howard, Cub Master (419.395.1919)
and Rob Carr, Scout Master (419.395-2386)
Girl Scouts-
The program encourages increased skill building
and responsibility, and also promotes the development of strong
leadership and decision-making skills. All program activities
are age-appropriate and based on The Four Program goals, as well as
on the Girl Scout Promise and Law. There are five age levels
in Girls Scouting: Daisy Girl Scouts, ages 5-6; Brownie Girl
Scouts, ages 6-8; Junior Girl Scouts, ages 8-11; Cadette Girl
Scouts, ages 11-14; and Senior Girl Scouts, ages 14-17.
Meeting in the school at varying times and days according to the
group, volunteers usually invest 3 to 5 hours per month plus time
for special projects and outings.
Contact:
School Office (419.784.2021)
Classroom/Office Volunteer-
Assists teachers, secretary, and principal with a
variety of tasks. Can volunteer as often as able and needed.
Contact:
School Office (419.784.2021)
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