President/Principal's Message
Week of May 6, 2024
Dear Paramus Catholic Families,
Happy May! In Cardinal Tobin’s weekly message he states, “During May, we pay special reverence to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church and the first Missionary Disciple of our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. Mary shows us by her words and example how we should love and serve others, our sisters and brothers in Christ.
Mary’s response when confronted with any difficulty, great or small, was to trust in God’s Providence. Despite her fundamental orientation to contemplative prayer (“treasuring these things in her heart”), Mary is never indifferent or uncaring. Frequently, her response is to act without hesitation, trusting that the Holy Spirit will be responsible for ensuring that the outcome will conform to God’s will.” These words are truly inspirational to us all.
During May, a decade of the Rosary is recited every morning as a school community. Student volunteers lead the school in prayer in English or another language of their choice. In addition, during May you will see a beautiful bouquet by the statue of Mary in the Main Office.
I am certain that all who attended the Fine Arts event on Thursday night agree that the Art, Photography, and Concert were spectacular!
As we are approaching the final stretch of the academic year, it is important to communicate with your children, their teachers, and guidance counselors any concerns you might have.
On Monday, May 6, 2024, AP tests begin. We wish all our AP students the best during this time.
A Parent Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, for all parents/guardians to attend. The meeting begins promptly at 7:00 pm in the auditorium.
The dress code is strictly enforced. Please make sure your child leaves home in dress code compliance. Students must be at school on time. As there is much construction nearby, please allow sufficient time for this.
I wish all a safe and good week,
In your gratitude,
Dr. Stephanie Macaluso
President/Princi
Dear Paramus Catholic Families,
Happy May! In Cardinal Tobin’s weekly message he states, “During May, we pay special reverence to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church and the first Missionary Disciple of our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. Mary shows us by her words and example how we should love and serve others, our sisters and brothers in Christ.
Mary’s response when confronted with any difficulty, great or small, was to trust in God’s Providence. Despite her fundamental orientation to contemplative prayer (“treasuring these things in her heart”), Mary is never indifferent or uncaring. Frequently, her response is to act without hesitation, trusting that the Holy Spirit will be responsible for ensuring that the outcome will conform to God’s will.” These words are truly inspirational to us all.
During May, a decade of the Rosary is recited every morning as a school community. Student volunteers lead the school in prayer in English or another language of their choice. In addition, during May you will see a beautiful bouquet by the statue of Mary in the Main Office.
I am certain that all who attended the Fine Arts event on Thursday night agree that the Art, Photography, and Concert were spectacular!
As we are approaching the final stretch of the academic year, it is important to communicate with your children, their teachers, and guidance counselors any concerns you might have.
On Monday, May 6, 2024, AP tests begin. We wish all our AP students the best during this time.
A Parent Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, for all parents/guardians to attend. The meeting begins promptly at 7:00 pm in the auditorium.
The dress code is strictly enforced. Please make sure your child leaves home in dress code compliance. Students must be at school on time. As there is much construction nearby, please allow sufficient time for this.
I wish all a safe and good week,
In your gratitude,
Dr. Stephanie Macaluso
President/Princi