A monthly newsletter for parents and guardians of Joliet Catholic Academy students.Parent PrideJCA’s

2015-2016 Parent Association

The primary objective of this association, a service organization, is to build a community

of spirit and involvement and to promote communication between parents/guardians

of JCA students and the JCA administration. But most importantly, to assist the school in

fundraising, social events, and activities.

Executive Committee

PresidentJane & Mark Karner

(815)741-3991

Vice PresidentKelly & Greg Gould

(815) 521-9231

SecretaryDenise & ArnGrashoff

(815) 254-2046

TreasurerBarb & Mike Scudder

(815) 436-2717

Class Representatives

SeniorsLaura Paramo(815) 603-8534

Kathy & Jamie Hibner (815) 573-4941

JuniorsLori & Tom Sherman

(815) 254-4432Bonnie & Bob Babich

(815) 521-0321

SophomoresJulieta & Ray Meyer

(815) 254-6174Jennifer and Marc Smith

(815) 382-9133

FreshmenSusan and Patrick Bannon

susanban@sbcglobal.netSheri and Jonathan Voss

(815) 579-4224

JCA Parents,

With the fourth quarter underway we are nearing the home stretch of the 2015-2016 school year. With that being said, JCA Summer Camps are quickly ap-proaching. For the very first time, online registration for summer camps is now available. We will still be mailing brochures to prospective junior high students and allowing mail-in registration. Our hope is that by providing online registra-tion, and by marketing our camps both as a whole and individually through social media efforts, we can increase the amount of prospective students that visit our campus this summer.

JCA offers 24 different camps to accommodate individuals’ varying interests. Similar to the experience of being a JCA student, their truly is something for everyone when it comes to the JCA Summer Camp. From the fine arts, to com-puter coding and technology, to athletic camps; a wide range of interests are hit upon. Our accomplished teachers and coaches enjoy working with campers so they can have fun, learn something new, and improve their skills.

One-on-one interaction with prospective students is the greatest way to show off why Joliet Catholic Academy is truly a special place. Future JCA students get an opportunity to see firsthand what the JCA experience is like by working alongside our award-winning faculty, hall-of-fame coaches, and current students.

Sharing our social media posts, and forwarding information along to travel pro-grams, interested prospective families, and individuals you know that may have interest in JCA is an important part of this process. JCA is truly a family, and we hope that you as parents will help spread the word about the positive things happening, so that others may experience the value of a Catholic education both inside and outside of the classroom.

The JCA administration, faculty, staff, and coaches are fully committed to spreading the word far and wide for each and every one of academic programs and extra-curricular activities. Please feel free to contact me if there is a better way we can market an individual camp. For example, you may have a lead on prospective programs or coaches that haven’t been contacted and need more information about our summer camp offerings.

I look forward to a succesful end of the school year, and also a great summer with Joliet Catholic Academy shining brightly throughout our community, influencing others to follow in the footsteps of the 27,000 current Hilltopper and Angel Alumni.

Regards,

Ryan QuigleyDirector of Communicationsrquigley@jca-online.org815.741.0500 ext. 285

April 2016

Honor Society Inductees

Congratulations to the JCA students who have been inducted into the following honor societies: French National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, National Junior Classical League, and National Honor Society. A complete list of stu-dents honored can be found on pages 4-7 in the newsletter.

2nd Annual AlumniCareer Day

JCA will host the second annual Alumni Career Day on Thursday, April 14th from 7:45 a.m. until 2:45 p.m. We have 40 alums registered so far and they will primarily be speaking to the Junior students. We have a wide spectrum of careers that will be connecting to our students that day.

These alums will give 2 or more 20-minute presentations, telling their unique stories of their journey from grad-uation to where they are now. In the next Parent Pride, we will list the names, professions and contact information for our participants. If your student is interested in speaking to them individually, you are welcome to contact them on your own. We are looking forward to another successful Career Day

JCA Band Spring Vendorand Craft Bazaar

The JCA Band will once again host a Spring Vendor and Craft Bazaar Saturday, April 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Activity Center.

The event features a unique shopping experience with products ranging from jewelry, bath and body care, household items, sweets and treats, nutritional and health products, and much more.

Admission is $1.

Be among the first 150 attendees and receive a special goodie bag. Entertainment, concessions, raffles, and a bake sale will be available.

There will also be displays set up in the auxillary gymnasium for parents interest-ed in more information on JCA’s 24 dif-ferent summer camps. Various games and activites for children will also be setup.

For more information contact Dedrea Benson from Vary Unique Events at 815.782.2213 or info@varyunique.com

Senior Night 2016Donations Needed

We are planning a party for the graduating seniors the night of May 19, 2016 and would like to raffle gifts off that night as part of the celebration. We are looking for donations that could be used for prizes. Items that have been donated in the past have been gift baskets of shower essentials, bed in a bag, study pillow, laundry basket with detergent, dryer sheets, dorm-sized refrigerator, etc. We would also like to collect $10 gift cards for goodie bags from places like Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Chipotle, Subway, etc.

Anything you would like to donate would be greatly appreciated.

Please contact Beth Ley 815-529-0488 or Michelle Slowik 815-530-6279 to arrange pick up or drop off of items.

Senior Night and Pre Prom Decorations Needed

The following items are needed for senior night and Pre Prom Decorations:

Duct TapeRed and Navy BandanasIcicle Christmas LightsBlack and Silver Spray PaintPoker ChipsLarge Mason JarsRolls of Black TableclothBails of HayAssorted Gold StarsHula HoopsFishing Line (thick)Gift Cards to Party City and WalmartEmerald Green Balloons 9-12”Black Balloons 9-12”White Balloons 9-12”Disposable Helium Tanks (from WalMart or Party City)

Please contact Stephanie Winkle at 815-666-6703 with donations.

Stay Connected

Stay connected through social media. “Like” Joliet Catholic Academy on Facebook, “Follow”@JCAOnline on Twitter, and check out Joliet Catholic on Instagram. By sharing JCA posts on social media we can all help market to the community the advantages of a Catholic education. Spread the word!

Please be sure to follow many of our clubs, athletic teams, and academic departments who are also putting our specific content on their Twitter pages.

Full athletic schedules can be found at: il.8to18.com/jolietcatholic/

Dance Team Tryouts

When: Monday, April 18 through Wednesday, April 20 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Where: Auxiliary gym at JCA (across foyer from Main Gym)

Who: For all incoming freshmen - 11th grade

Dress: Comfortable dance attire (shorts, tank etc), jazz shoes and gym shoes

Please feel free to contact Coach Natalie Minarich with any questions/concerns at nminarich@jca-online.org

JCA Spring ConcertWhen? Tuesday, April 12, 2016 9 a.m. 7 p.m.

Where? Student Activity Center

Admission is free. All Handbell and Choral Groups will be featured.

THE JOLIET CATHOLIC ACADEMY

PARENT ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY

TO CONGRATULATE THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS~ 2016 INDUCTEES

Claire Allgood Sheridan Kelly Max Babich Max Kottman Madalyn Bauer Bryce Kurtz Angela Bell Taylor Lackey Hanna Bergeson Chris Langbein Madeline Blotnik Crudo Lauren Margaret Capalbo Matthew LaViola McKenna Carlson Joshua Lemke Emily Cherwin Andrew Mihelich Lauren Clementi Kate Mihelich Zachary Corcoran Christopher Mueller Casey Coreless Shannon Quinn Alexander Demos Michelle Robert Katelyn Dombrowski Patrick Roth Alyson Egizio Nicholas Salinas Erin Egizio Nicholas Sandora Emma Ehrsam Alysa Sandoval Meaghan Ficher Danielle Scudder Jennifer Filotto Christopher Sherman Bailey Garland Marissa Sliwa Ethan Goolsby Bennett Smith Audrey Greder Samantha Smith Eva Greder Jafet Soto Amanda Gruber Jo Swanson William Hindo Brenna Testa James Hines Kelly Testin Morgan Hixon Shelbi Voss McCoy Hutchison Hayden Wagner McCoy Hutchison Julia Weis Callie Kariotakis Sydnie Weis Gibson Karner Grace Whalen Alyssa Zadel

THE JOLIET CATHOLIC ACADEMY

PARENT ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY

TO CONGRATULATE THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS~ 2015-2016 MEMBERS

Andriana Acosta Matt Jorgensen Branna Akre Michael Kelley Addison Alt Nicholas Konopek Margaret Barbic Faith Krumviede Katie Bernhard Victoria Kwaben Nina Bertino Lauren Laverdiere Jenna Bistry Caroline Ley Brittany Boyd Erin Ley Karlyn Budz Meg McNulty

Kelsey Builta Katharine McSteen

Alyssa Callans Harry McSteen Megan Cladis Nathan Medina Evie Cora Ryan O'Connell Anthony Costa Jared Olson Kaci Courtright Anne Payne Juan Diaz Maddie Peters Valerie DiPietro Haley Pucel Mia Farrell Blake Reardon Zoe Fischer Lauren Siegfried Michaela Fossberg Jessica Simon Sydney Gates Mia Tomich Jack Geissler Anna Tulley Zachary Gochee Madelyn Tyler Samuel Gutierrez Sarah VanStone Meghan Harrison Matthew Vonch Tom Hilke Jay Waldron Kristen Johnson Kaitlyn Williams Tyler Witt

THE JOLIET CATHOLIC ACADEMY PARENT ASSOCIATION

WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CONGRATULATE THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS~

2015-2016 INDUCTEES INTO THE

Andriana Acosta Giani Blecha Armondo Bouie Chance Bruggeman Emily Cherwin Lauren Clementi Brandon Cocanig Erin Egizio Bailey Garland Trevor Hibler Taylor Isaac Matthew Jorgensen Sheridan Kelly Jacob Kinsella Alexander Kitzmann Maximillian Kottman Faith Krumviede Samantha Legg Benjamin Lind Nikki Mantis

Harry McSteen Kate Mihelich Devin Miller Anya Moritz Christopher Mueller Haley Pucel Stephen Raasch Michelle Robert Mariah Rodriguez Therese Rouse Danielle Scudder Christopher Sherman Samantha Smith Jamie Stolfo Reilly Jo Swanson Brenna Testa Jayce Tomich Madelyn Tyler Hayden Wagner

We would like to congratulate the following students on their induction into the Foreign Language Honor Societies.

We commend your hard work and dedication. The JCA Parent Association

Societe Honoraire de Francais

Aryka Adelman - 2018 Ryan Arnold - 2018 Abi Buhay - 2018 Nolan Byrd-2018 Maggie Carroll - 2018 Nicole Charley - 2018 Emily Cherwin - 2017 Katie Dow - 2018 Julie Egizio - 2018 Drew Gould - 2018 Emily Jones - 2018

Macaire Kelley - 2018 Pam Krumviede - 2018 Henry Krzysciak - 2018 Ludwig Kuhar - 2018 Tyler Kuchar-Hinthorn - 2018 Gillian Mantia - 2018 Emma Markun - 2018 Emily Molnar - 2018 Sarah Nahas - 2018 Amanda Nelson - 2018 Walter Osterberger - 2018

Delaney Phelan - 2018 Christopher Ray - 2018 Margaret Runde - 2018 Alex Runge - 2018 Dani Scudder - 2018 Meg Sliwa - 2018 Gianna Sobieski - 2018 Kaitlyn Spreitzer - 2018 Kylie Thornburg - 2018 Justin Velasco - 2017 Meg Williams - 2018

Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica

Paula Acosta - 2018 Kara Courtright - 2018 Alexis Flores - 2018

Chelsea Hizon - 2018 Alexandra Lange - 2018 Anya Moritz - 2018

Julius Quilarto - 2018 Anastasia Rousseau - 2018 Anais Turiello - 2018

National Junior Classical League

John Birket - 2018 Matthew Hulbert - 2018 Benjamin Hulbert - 2018

Seniors Baby Pictures It has been a tradition at JCA to display the seniors’ baby pictures in the main hallway show case the weeks before graduation. The Senior Class will vote on the pictures within categories to win an award during Senior Night, May 19th. To make this event happen we need your help! We need you to send a digital copy of a baby picture of your son or daughter to go along with one of the categories below. Step 1: Find a baby picture of your child that fits in one of the following categories: 1. Cutest Hillmen or Angel 2. Wackiest/Tackiest outfit 3. Toothless Grin 4. Dirtiest Baby 5. Baby In Disguise 6. Best use of Props/ Accessories 7. Hairiest Baby 8. Bald Beauty 9. Prettiest Eyes 10.Biggest Cry Baby 11.Haven't Changed Since You Were Born 12.Holiday Hijinks Step 2: Send the picture as a jpeg attachment to kbudz1972@gmail.com Please include daughter/son’s name in subject line along with category name . We will only be using 13 pictures per category. If you feel your picture could fit in more than one category please submit all categories options and our committee will make the final choice. Only one baby picture per senior will be used. Step 3: All photos must be submitted April 8, 2016. Questions….contact Shannon Blecha, shannonblecha@gmail.com or Karla Budz, kbudz1972@gmail.com

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All Experienced and Non-Experienced cheerleaders

are welcome, as well as Co-Ed!

Let’s bring back the JCA Cheerleading Title!

JCA CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS

Contact Coaches: Kristen Stuckwisch Krisjaws@hotmail.com

April 25, 26, 27 5:00-7:00 PM

Upstairs in the Multi-Purpose Room Must attend all three dates

1200 N. Larkin Avenue Joliet, IL. 60435 www.jca-online.org

Elisabeth Adler ElisaB929@yahoo.com

Current Scholarship Listings

A list of current local scholarship offerings can be found in Naviance. We recommend that you check these periodically to see what is available for your student. Simply log on to your Naviance account, click on the “College” tab, and select “scholarship list” under the Scholarships and Money section. DEADLINES ARE APPROACHING FOR MANY SCHOLARSHIPS!

Seniors and Parents Please bring a copy of all college acceptance letters and scholarship award letters to the Counseling Center. This information is needed for our files and for the graduation program. In order to have your student’s scholarship information included in the graduation program, it must be received by the Counseling Center by Tuesday, April 12, 2016. For questions, please contact the Counseling at 815-741-0500.

Juniors and Parents College Planning Meetings Continue… Mrs. Major continues to hold college planning meeting with juniors and parents. These individual meetings are designed to break down the college admissions process into simplified but effective steps that show you what you need to do and how to tackle each step with confidence. This is a great way to get organized so you can use your summer time to work ahead on finalizing your list, visiting schools, creating your resume, or writing essays. You and your student will be less stressed and ahead of the game! In order to get the most out of this meeting, students must complete the College Search Questionnaire and the Resume before the meeting. Both can be found on Naviance. Additionally, juniors should have their College Planning Worksheet completed. Counselors have worked with juniors to complete their worksheets during Advisory periods. If you have any questions please call Mrs. Major at 815-741-0500 ext 266. Please Save the Date: Friday, April 15, 2016: Parent Coffee with the Counselors – 7:15 a.m. in the Counseling Center Conference Room

Parents of Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors ~

Our counselors continue to meet with your students weekly during our Thursday Advisory periods. We are covering topics across the Counseling Curriculum: social/emotional,

academic, and college/career searching and planning.

Please ask your student what we are discussing. We have conducted a Strengths Explorer survey/questionnaire through Naviance for career searching purposes; we have read an

article and discussed academic integrity and dishonesty; we have connected the students with their Naviance resume and taken time in Advisory to work on Naviance exploration and various tasks. Additionally, we have worked on test prep and resources, study skills, and decision making skills. Please talk with your student(s) about the important, relevant

topics we discuss during our Thursday Advisory periods.

ACT– April 9, 2016 Students who registered for the ACT test on Saturday, April 9, 2016 will need to report to their assigned Test Center by the time listed on the admission ticket. You will not be admitted if you are late. Students need to bring the following items with them:

est Center admission ticket – You will not be admitted to the test without your admission ticket

ACCEPTABLE IDENTIFICATION - You will not be admitted to the test without acceptable identification. Acceptable forms of identification are a current photo ID issued from your school or state government (Driver’s license or state ID). Please note the information on your admission ticket or on the ACT website (www.actstudent.org) for more information.

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Christian Service Hours We want to emphasize the importance of completing Christian Service hours and turning in verification forms by the deadline dates. All seniors should have hours completed and forms submitted by April 15, 2016. You don’t want to be left out of senior end-of-year activities or not receive your diploma! This is also critical for juniors. Not completing service hours and/or not submitting verification forms by May 2, 2016 results in an INC on your transcript. This is the transcript sent to colleges in the fall with your applications. You do not want a college’s first impression of you to be that you don’t fulfill your responsibilities! It is extremely important to get your Christian Service Hours submitted by the deadline dates.

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Fresh Baked in house Pizza served daily- Cheese, Pepperoni, Italian Sausage, and daily specials. Homemade Calzones & Personal Pan Pizza featured.

Made to order Deli Sandwiches & Chopped Salads, featured with Homemade Soup Daily.

Daily Lunch Specials featuring a wide variety of Homemade comfort dishes. Daily specials made with care and tradition.

Who is Quest Food Management Service?

Quest is a family owned contract management company providing food and services to schools, universities and businesses since 1985. Quest Food Management Services has for the past 30 years provided food service to many private and public schools in the Chicagoland area. Our reputation is for the high quality food & service provided to students, staff and community of our partnered schools & businesses. What can students expect this month? BREAKFAST! Wake up with us. We offer breakfast sandwiches, fresh baked goods, coffee and more. At Quest we are committed to making sure that we offer a variety of choices. Where can I find the menu? The monthly menu will be posted on the JCA website, as well as posted throughout the school. Soon to be on twitter- watch for details.

BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY:

7:00 -8:00am DAILY

Fresh Baked Giant Cinnamon Rolls & Baked in House Jumbo Muffins

Donuts, Bagels, Breakfast Sandwiches, French Toast Sticks Fresh Brewed Coffee, Juice, Milk Yogurt Parfaits, Fresh Fruit Cups

And more….

LUNCH OPTIONS DAILY:

10:00-12:30pm

DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL- featured on monthly lunch menu, as well as

many daily served entrée choices: ¼ lb Burgers/Cheeseburgers

Chicken Sandwiches Fresh Baked Pizza- variety

Made to order Deli & Chopped Salad Station

ENTRÉE ALA CARTE $3.75

LUNCH COMBO MEAL $4.75

Combo includes: ala carte entrée choice with choice of sides: salad,

fries, vegetable or soup

Fresh Baked Jumbo Cookie $1.00 Cookie Stack $1.50

Homemade Rice Crispie Treat $1.00 Big Grab Chips $1.00

Soda: Bottle $2.00/Canned $1.00 Bottled Juice $2.00 Milk Chugs $2.00 Gatorade $2.50

Premium Beverages $2.50 Fries: $1.75/$2.25

Homemade Soup $1.50 Variety of Grab & Go Choices $3.75

DAILY MENU OPTIONS

Shannon Lauridsen Cafeteria Manager jca@questfms.com

Returning JCA team members Nancy Kim Sue

Joan Daina

Meet the team:

MealTime Online – Meal Account Deposits, enables you to make prepay deposits and payments on balances for your student’s school lunch account, conveniently, safely and securely.

You can also view your student’s account activity, including onsite payments, online payments, current balance and a detailed history of meal and food item purchases.

Deposits can be made with any Discover, VISA, or MasterCard credit or debit card.

Credit card processing is completed through a secure authorization process. MealTime Online does not retain or store Credit Card information and will never share your information with a third party.

Online payments are processed immediately and will be reflected in the student’s cafeteria account automatically, according to the district’s scheduled transfer process.

All student data that is transmitted is encrypted and authenticated every time you use the website.

You can associate multiple students, from multiple schools, with one parent profile.

MealTime Online can also be used to make payments for other school fees See School Fee Payments .

MealTime Online can be used to make deposits into a student’s cafeteria account, or any additional accounts set up by the school district.

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MEALTIME ONLINE https://www.mymealtime.com/

Starting this fall, we will be using a computerized cash register program which will be linked to the student’s id card. Students can choose to pre-deposit money on their account and use their student id card similar to a bank debit card or they can continue to use cash at breakfast and lunch. We will not accept credit cards in the cafeteria, credit cards can only be used for online pre-payments. Students can make account deposits in the cafeteria using cash or checks. All checks must be made payable to “Quest Food Management”.

Below is the link to Mealtime Online.