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“What My Catholic Education Means to Me”

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Christian M. – Grade 4

When I think about my future, I know I will be able to thank the teachers who have helped me. I am happy about being able to learn in a spiritual environment. The Catholic school helps me understand that only my best is good enough. The teachers expect me to be respectful and honest. I am comfortable knowing I will get a good education. I think that having Catholic schools is a way of God preparing us for the future. When I go to school, I know that Mrs. Paul is trying her best to prepare us for the future. When I leave Blessed Sacrament, I plan to continue in Catholic School, for I will find the same loving and caring people. I love my school and God bless it.

2-3-07

“What My Catholic Education Means to Me”

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Khalid R. – Grade 5

The key to my successful future is my Catholic Education. I feel safe in a Catholic environment, because I am challenged on a daily basis. Sister John Mary tells me only your best is good enough. Our school motto is “We Enter to Learn and Learn to Serve”. Here are things I will remember in my life. I am blessed that I have a mother and a father who are married and love their children very much. I am continuing to learn everyday through the academics and sports in my life. I have been going to a Catholic school ever since kindergarten and I love all the teachers especially Mrs. Travers and Sr. John Mary. Mrs. Travers might be hard on us, but I know she just wants us to learn. Sr. John Mary has a great spirit and she believes that her students can learn anything. My education is due to my good foundation here.

2/1/07

“What My Catholic Education Means to Me”

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Kriston D. – Grade 4

My Catholic Education teaches me how to be Kind, and Loving to one another. It teaches my how to respect one Another and express myself about God and not to be afraid to talk about my Religion and Prayers. I learn that when I pray to God it is good for the soul. I also learn that when I sing and pray it is a Blessing. In my school I have been blessed to have good teachers who care about their students and a principal that work hard to help us learn more and be better readers, so that we can succeed more in life. Being in a Catholic Environment, I do not have to worry about bullies and gang members. I thank God everyday for blessing my mother as a single parent to be able to send me to a Catholic School.

“This is what a Catholic Education means to me”

“Enter to Learn, and Learn to Serve”

“What My Catholic Education Means to Me”

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Brandi B. – Grade 5

My Catholic school is important to me. In Catholic school I learn about God. I can learn about Religion and not be afraid to speak out about my faith. I am free to express myself and in my life by living a spiritual and productive life here. I will be a better person later. At my school we have a motto. It is, “We enter to learn and learn to serve”. I like my school because all of the teachers are nice.

My homeroom teacher is Sr. John Mary and my principal is Mrs. Paul. We say a prayer every day for our school. We all love to pray, because we love the Lord. I hope to continue in Catholic school for a long time.

“What My Catholic Education Means to Me”

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Marshawn Johnson

My Catholic Education is important to me because I want to do great things with my life. I would like to be a Lawyer or a basketball player. Everything that I need to know, one day, I hope to use. My teacher, Sr. John Mary, is always saying to us “you don’t learn for a day but for life.” When I grow up, I will remember this OLBSA and thank all the teachers who have helped me while I was there. I will learn all I can while I am a child. I will thank God for allowing my parents to be able to send me to a Catholic School. If I continue to learn now, I can pass everything that has been taught to me on to my family and friends.

God bless our School!

February 28, 2007

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