Celebrating Catholic Schools Week 2023
Through February 5th, St. Joseph School-Fullerton further highlights our tradition of educating children in the Catholic faith with a week-long celebration of what it means to be a Catholic school. Be sure to follow us on Facebook or Instagram to see how our students and community celebrate this special week!
2023 Schedule of Events:
| Sunday, January 29 | Spiritual Sunday - SJS-Fullerton families and students will participate in the offertories and readings during all Masses - Students will share with the congregation why they love their school |
| Monday, January 30 | Teacher Appreciation Day - Our Home & School Association (HASA) treats our teachers to a special lunch |
| Tuesday, January 31 | Take Pride Tuesday - Winter Wear Collection for Homeless Adults & Children (send in NEW hats, mittens, gloves, or socks to be donated to a local shelter). This collection is hosted by our National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). - Out of Uniform Day*: wear USA red/white/blue or MD Flag red/black/yellow - HASA treats our students with red/white/blue popsicles |
| Wednesday, February 1 | School Spiritwear Day - Wear school spiritwear (sneakers required) - Welcome, Parents! Parents spend the morning with us. - School Mass + Teacher of the Year Announcement |
| Thursday, February 2 | Tropical Thursday - Out of Uniform Day*: wear leis, tropical shirts, grass skirts, or tropical hats (long pants & sneakers required; no bathing suits, shorts, or tank tops) - Catholic Challenge for grades 3-8. Parents are welcome to attend! The Middle School Challenge begins at 9:00am. The Grades 3-5 Challenge is at 1:25pm. |
| Friday, February 3 | Fun Friday Student Appreciation Day - Out of Uniform*: Pajama Day (no shorts, slippers, or nightgowns, nothing sheer or see-through; sneakers required) - Fun activities planned for students + Happy Grams deliveries |
| Sunday, February 5 | Spiritual Sunday - Faith, Family & Fellowship Mass at 10:30am |
*The themed out-of-uniform days are optional. If you do not wish to participate in the theme, you may dress in appropriate out-of-uniform attire.
