Key December Dates From Assistant Princiapl Terry KatholDec 11, 2018 · 1 Madrigal Dinner 6 pm 2...

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levels as the work level intensifies.2. Eat properly and take care of your health. As the month of December begins, so begins the cold and

flu season. Missing school days and classes due to illness can cause a log-jam of work to complete prior to the end of the semester. Taking care of your health can keep you on the right track.

3. Plan your studying and avoid procrastination. The end of the semester is not for a while but that time will approach quickly. The winter activity season, Christmas activities, and other events can consume our time. Having a plan to complete end of the semester work and prepare for tests will provide the best path to success. Getting work done in a timely manner will allow you to enjoy the Christmas hol-iday season.

4. Students should seek out their teachers for help if they are struggling in class. Students can also take advantage of the Math and Writing Resource Centers. There are many opportunities for students to receive help as they prepare for the end of the semester.

5. Keep your goals in mind. As Mike Donahue said in his presentation to Pius students – keep your hand reaching for the top shelf. Take pride in working to produce your best work, whatever your best work is.

Parents can help their child be successful and make it through the final month of the semester. By be-ing supportive and understanding parents can impact their child as they complete tests, papers, and projects.

Things parents can do to support their child include:1. Be positive. Positive encouragement can go a long way to alleviate stress and help your child know they

are supported. 2. Have snacks and other items available for study breaks. Providing breakfast and dinner are essential to

learning any time during the school year. Supplementing these meals with snacks can provide a good break in studying, helping your child refocus.

3. Have realistic expectations about their academic success, and support the work they put in to be suc-cessful. Placing an emphasis on the work they do for academic success lets them know that they have control over what they achieve.

4. Pray for/with them. Ask the Holy Spirit to give them the strength to finish the semester well. A short prayer can go a long way.

We hope the end of the semester goes well for all of our students. They have many supports inside of our school. Classroom teachers, guidance counselors, the Math and Writing Resource Centers are all places students can seek help as they wrap up this semester.

From Assistant Princiapl Terry Kathol

What’s InsidePAGE 2: Monthly Schedule

PAGES 3-4: From the Guidance Office

PAGES 5-7: School Calen-dar / Announcements

PAGE 9: From the Alumni / Foundation office

PAGE 10: Athletic Department updates

1: Activity Calendar

Page 12: School Meals

The month of December is upon us. Many Christmas and holiday events take place during this month. We also set our sights on the end of the first semester and semester tests. Finishing the second quarter and first semester strong is important to academic success not just for this semester but for the next as well. Students and parents can take steps to ensure successful semester tests and end to the first semester. With approaching tests, papers, and projects the end of the semester can be a stressful time for students. Taking certain steps early can alleviate this stress and help them finish the semester strong. 1. Get plenty of rest. Getting a proper amount of sleep is important to ev-

ery teenager’s health. An appropriate amount of sleep can keep students refreshed and focused on the work they have to do. It can also lower stress

Key December Dates

1 Madrigal Dinner 6 pm

2 Madrigal Dinner 4 pm

3 Advent Service

9 Band /Vocal Christmas Concert 3 pm

10 Advent Service

17 Advent Service

19 Final Exams 8-11:25 am (Periods 1-3)



22 - Jan. 6 - No School

22-26 NSAA Activities Moratorium

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The Bolt School Newsletter

Pius X Catholic High School 6000 A Street, Lincoln, NE 68510 Phone: (402) 488-0931Fax: (402) 488-1061 http://PiusX.net

To enrich the mind, heart and soul of each student through a

Christ-centered, Catholic environment that provides academic excellence and preparation to achieve

a meaningful, faith-filled life.

Administrative Team Fr. James Meysenburg, CAO Fr. Lee Jirovsky, Assistant CAO Tom Korta, Principal Greg Lesiak, Assistant PrincipalTerry Kathol, Assistant Principal Jan Frayser, Guidance Director Tim Aylward, Activities Director Business OfficeKaren Francis Office Support Georgia Miller, Secretary Jolene Ritzman, Athletic Secretary Judy Brichacek, Attendance Secretary Guidance Office Jan Frayser, Director Connie Freudenberg, Counselor Shelly Pick, Counselor Jessica Psota, CounselorSandy Hartman, Secretary Carla Kruml, Secretary Janet Kurtenbach, Secretary P.J. Book, Database Manager Academic SuccessRaina Volkmer, Coordinator SCIP Coordinator Connie Freudenberg Campus Ministry Fr. Lee Jirovsky, Theology Chair Fr. Joseph Bernardo, Campus Chaplain Claire Howington, Lay Campus Minister Food Service Director Carmen GoedenActivities Office Tim Aylward, Activities Director Jake Moore, Asst. Activities Director Pius X Foundation(402) 488-1046 Courtney Johnson, Advancement Dir. Emily Moore, Asst. Advancement Dir.Zachary Baehr, Communications Dir.Pam Beiermann, Administrative Asst.Kathryn Bergen, Events Coordinator P.J. Book, Database Manager Alumni DirectorKristin (Edwards) Heath, Class of ‘91 Booster Club Tim and Janel Andreasen, Presidents

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On the webVisit the Pius X High School website at http://PiusX.net to learn more about: • Announcements for students and

parents;• Contact information for teachers;• Preview the many courses offered in

each department;• The activities and athletics schedule;• Upcoming days off and half-day

schedules;• Photos and videos of classroom and

event activities

• March for Life will be Jan. 15-20th and must be fully paid for by Dec. 1. Registration is open to all high school students! Registration is on the Diocesan website.

• We held our Fall Retreat last month. Here are more opportunities in 2019: - Diocesan Retreat in Wahoo: Feb. 16-18- Pius X Sophomore Retreat: March 11- Pius X Senior Retreat: March 12- Pius X Spring Retreat: April 27-28- Diocesan Retreat at Camp Kateri, McCook: April 27-29- Steubenville Youth Conference – Missouri State University, July 19-21

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Finding the right guidance counselor

The Pius X Guidance & Counseling Department strives to ensure that every student is given the opportunity to reach his/her full potential. Working in cooperation with faculty, administration, and guidance per-sonnel, school counselors assist students in their social, emotional and spiritual development, as well as provide realistic educational and ca-reer planning opportunities. Stop in anytime to see us or visit us at www.piusx.net and click on “Guidance Office” for excellent information about college testing and preparation for testing, college selection, financial aid, and scholarships.

Opportunities for StudentsRobotics Workshops at SCCAttend a one-day, hands-on workshop where you will build and test a Vex Robotics Kit. The day begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 1:30 p.m. Lunch is included. A Parent Excused Absence Form must be turned in. Dates for the workshops in 2019 the dates are: Janu-ary 16, January 23, January 30, February 6, February 13, Febru-ary 20, February 27, April 11, April 18, April 25, May 2 and May 9. To register or for further detail call 402-761-8384 or email: [email protected].

Seniors Applying to Nebraska Wesleyan Tom and Rhonda Peed have established the Nebras-ka Wesleyan University/Pius X Financial Assistance Program for students accepted to NWU. The program includes a self-help grant – The Tom and Rhonda Peed Work Ethic Fund –that will match students’ verifiable summer employment earnings. The matching grant of up to $3,000 per academic year will be credited toward students’ tuition, fees, room and board. The Peeds have also established the Nebraska Wesleyan University/Pius X Endowed Scholarship fund. Annual earnings from this endowed fund will support the financial needs of Pius X Students.

Job Shadowing for Juniors & SeniorsThe program invites students to see first-hand how the skills learned in school relate to the workplace. Pick up a form in the Guidance Office.

U.S. Service Academy ApplicationsSeniors interested in applying for a nomination to a U.S. Service Academy should call the Pius X Guidance Office as soon as possible to meet with your counselor if you have not yet begun the nomination and appointment process.

Transcripts – Seniors, Juniors and ParentsALL transcripts must be requested through Naviance. If you don’t know your login, ask anyone in the Guidance Of-fice. We will reset your password.

About NavianceThis website assists students with post-high school plans: complete career and strength assessments, learn about careers, research colleges, register for college visits, view the latest news bulletins, submit your resume, request transcripts, and research scholarships. Visit www.piusx.net and click on the Naviance button found on the Pius X Homepage. Questions? Come to the Guidance Office, and we will get you started.

College VisitsColleges that will be visiting Pius X are listed in Naviance. Students interested in attending a college visit at Pius should sign up in advance by going to Family Connections, click on “Colleges” and under “My Colleges” click on ‘view all upcoming college visits’ and then ‘sign-up.’

Access College Early (ACE) ScholarshipThis scholarship is for financially needy students who de-sire to take college courses during high school. The UNL Nebraska Now Program, Southeast Community College classes, and regular on-campus UNL classes may be paid for through the ACE Scholarship if a student qualifies (fi-nancial need) and applies. The application for the ACE Scholarship is at: www.ccpe.state.ne.us/ and click on Fi-nancial Aid.

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Here is the breakdown of which coun-selor is assigned to your student and family, based on the first letter of your last name: A-Ga Mrs. Pick Gb-Kr Mrs. Frayser Ks-Pl Mrs. Freudenberg Pm-Z Mrs. Psota

From the Guidance Office

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ACT/SAT InformationJuniors and seniors are encouraged to take the ACT and/or SAT. Juniors planning to attend college should consider beginning the testing process during their junior year. For most students, there is no need to take both tests. Most students do better on the ACT. Students should apply at www.actstudent.org (ACT) or www.collegeboard.com (SAT). The Pius X High School code number is 281-315.

ACT Test Date Registration Deadline Late Fee Required December 8, 2018 November 2 November 3-25 February 9, 2019 January 11 January 12-18 April 13, 2019 March 8 March 9-25 June 8, 2019 May 3 May 4-2019 July 13, 2019 June 14 June 15-24

SAT Test Date Registration Deadline Late Fee Deadline December 1, 2018 November 2 November 20 March 9, 2019 February 8 February 27 May 4, 2019 April 5 April 24 June 1, 2019 May 3 May 22

ACT/SAT Scores for CollegesIt is best to have your ACT/SAT scores sent to colleges directly from the ACT/SAT testing company. When you register to take these tests, you are allowed to send it to four colleges without extra cost. You may add more colleges for more cost or you may send scores to other colleges, later, through the websites. Many colleges will not ac-cept your ACT/SAT scores from your transcript, even though they are on the transcript. UNL is one of those colleges.

Senior Scholarship Social in the Blessed Mother Teresa Room – December 4-6The Guidance Office is hosting a Scholarship Social in the Blessed Mother Teresa Room for all seniors to help with the process of applying for scholarships and to under-stand where scholarships applications can be found. Come see us for scholarships, snacks, and door prizes.

UNL Spring Red Letter DaysRed Letter Days are your opportunity to experience what life is like as a student at the University of Nebraska-Lin-coln. Days begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 2:30 p.m. You will have a chance to explore your academic interests, visit a residence hall, and more! Cost is $10.00 per per-son. Students must fill out a Parent Excused Absence form. The dates are as follows but are subject to change: Febru-ary 15, February 18, February 25 (Pre-Health), March 1, March 15, April 19, and April 26.

UNL Honors Program – February 15The UNL Honors Program is for seniors with high GPA’s and high test scores. If you are interested in applying for the UNL Honors Program, the Spring Final Deadline is February 15th. Applicants must apply to UNL prior to ac-cessing the Honors Program application. Apply at http://admissions.unl.edu/apply/index.aspx.

SCC Accuplacer Test – Friday, December 7The Southeast Community College’s Accuplacer Test will be administered at Pius X on Friday, December 7 at 8:00 a.m. in the 260 Computer Lab. The Accuplacer Test is for seniors interested in attending Southeast Community College and is used for placement in courses. Admission Counselors and Financial Aid information will be available after the test. If interested, please register in the Guidance Office. Register early as there is room for only thirty stu-dents.

Seniors Applying To UNL – February 1To be considered for merit-based scholarships to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, students must complete UNL’s application process by Friday, February 1st.

Senior Scholarships – Monday, May 6th We do not receive notices of the scholarships you receive. Scholarships will only be listed in the graduation program IF a copy of the award letter is turned into the Guidance Office by Monday, May 6th. When you are awarded a schol-arship, please bring a copy of the letter to us immediately. Note: Please turn in copies of each scholarship you have been offered, even if they are from a college that you do not plan to attend.

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NEBRASKA NOWNebraska Now is a program where qualified juniors and seniors may enroll in online college courses through UNL and earn college credit while still in high school. The courses are regular first-year offerings from the various colleges at UNL. Student expenses include a one-time application fee of $45, course tuition of $250 per class plus books & materials. If you earn a “B” or better in a class that is taken during the Fall semester, you may be eligible for a $1000 scholarship to UNL when you enroll after high school.

The Career AcademyCheck out what The Career Academy (TCA) has to offer. The Ca-reer Academy is a joint venture between Lincoln Public Schools and Southeast Community College for juniors and seniors. The goal of TCA is to provide academic and real world experiences to high school students through high school and dual credit courses in 16 different career pathways. For the application and for more information, go to www.lps.org and click on schools-focus/special-The Career Acade-my-prospective students.

Newman Institute – Fall Courses AvailablePius students have the opportunity to take a class through the New-man Institute this fall. Tuition is $650 per course and the instructor is Dr. John Freeh, Director of the Newman Institute. Pius students may get English credit for Pius and these courses will count for elective credits at UNL. For more information, go to https://newmaninstitute.com/course-offerings/3123-2/

DC AdvantageDC Advantage is another option for students to begin taking courses for college credit during junior or senior year. The following courses are being offered this summer: American History II, Public Speaking and Issues of Unity & Diversity. They will begin at the end of May. Please see your counselor for more details.

Access College Early (ACE) ScholarshipThis scholarship is for financially needy students who desire to take college courses during high school. The application for the ACE Scholarship is at: www.ccpe.state.ne.us/ and click on Financial Aid.

For students interested in taking college classes while in HS

n Narrow the list of colleges to which to apply and put those colleges in Family Connection/Naviance. Narrow the search by using Naviance. The links to both of these websites is on the Pius X website under “Guidance Office”.n Students may apply to all colleges be-ginning September 1, some colleges open their applications earlier. The Common Application allows students to complete one application that may be electronical-ly transmitted to colleges that allow the Common Application. Check it out at www.commonapp.org.n Prepare a resume of all activities, edu-cational information, personal informa-tion, volunteering and awards.n Begin applying for scholarships. Pre-pare a profile to find scholarships at www.scholarshipquest.org, www.goodcall.com/scholarships/ and/or www.chegg.com/scholarshipsn Set up visits to colleges.n Get your senior service hours complet-ed and submitted.

Seniors: What to do during senior year

Washington, D.C. Trip for JuniorsParents of Juniors- GOOD NEWS! Juniors can still sign up for the D.C. trip. In mid-September your child was given a packet of information about the an-nual junior class trip to Washington D.C. This trip is May 28- May 31, 2019.It includes airfare, 4 full days, 3 nights in a nice, safe hotel, all meals, private tour guides for Pius, and all admission and bus fees. We will visit all the major attractions in the nation’s capital. It is an awesome experience for students to share. Students should sign-up on-line for the trip by Nov. 1. A $150 deposit is required and monthly payments for the remainder of the cost can be made.If you have any questions please contact Laurie Barnes at [email protected], 488-0931 or you can enroll on-line www.nationsclassroomtours.com. (Use Tour ID#33791907 to register, or call (877) 270-1776.)

It’s All Greek to Me! Join us for a Greek Odyssey in June of 2020. Passport to Adventure Club has organized an educational tour of Greece and the Greek Islands. The tour includes the antiquity of Athens, Delphi and Cape Sounion. We embark on a Mediterranean adventure with a cruise to the islands of Mykonos, Samos, Pat-mos, Rhodes, Crete and Santorini. Contact Mrs. Sievert for more details. [email protected]

Reporting Child Abuse or NeglectNebraska law requires all suspicions of child abuse or neglect to be reported to law enforcement or DHHS (Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-652-1999).

Reporting MisconductNotify the Diocese of Lincoln of any misconduct involving diocesan person-nel by calling the misconduct hotline: 1-844-527-0596 (English and Spanish).

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Spring Semester 2019 Schedule



Catholic Elementary and Middle Schools Parents with students in our Catholic elementary and middle schools can purchase items from the Pius uniform shop if the colors and items work for their school dress code. We have rea-sonable prices plus sizes starting at girls/boys size 12 for shorts/pants and size youth medium for banded polos.

Parent Volunteers Needed in the Uniform Shop School year volunteers are needed on various Saturdays from 9-11 a.m. and Tuesdays or Thursdays from 3:30-4 pm. Choose the day(s) that work best for you. Contact Ruth Loberg at [email protected].

Dennis Uniform Uniforms may be ordered at www.dennisuniform.com (school code is PPK) or purchased at the Dennis Uniform store in Omaha which requires one to pay the Dennis Uniform full price. Families can receive Dennis emails about upcoming pro-motions by using this link - http://dennisuniform.com/promotions

Uniform Shop Hours During the School Year Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, & various Saturdays. Only cash or checks are accepted for payment. Purchase uniforms in the Commons on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 3:30-4 pm on regu-lar school days or on Saturdays, Dec. 1 from 9 to 11 am. Enter through the southeast door (#1). For updates or changes to the schedule, http://piusx.net. If you have questions, please contact [email protected].

Cold Weather Options Students must be in uniform from 8 am-3:25 pm. The cold weather options include the navy, grey or green sweatshirts sold in the uniform shop. The black fleece jacket that used to be available from the uniform shop, plus a 1/4 navy zip jacket purchased from the Pius X options at Dennis Uniform are also allowed. Sweatpants and Pius X sport, club, or booster apparel are not part of the official uniform and are not allowed.

School Uniform Shop at Pius X

A Fall Cleanup thank you!We had a beautiful day for cleanup. We had over 30 people come to help cleanup our grounds. Jobs that were completed were removal of a dying pine tree on A street, cleaned up the fence line of trees on the north side, trimmed bushes, raked, pulled weeds. We filled two entire dumpsters. Thank you to all our volun-teers we take pride in our school and it shows.

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Shoes, masks and the stories in and behind them Mike Donahue remembers when he was 5-years-old, watching his dad – his hero, at the time – pack up and leave him and his family. He remembers the trouble he had with his sometimes violent mother. And he also remembers trying to smile publicly, and abuse drugs privately, because he didn’t want anyone to know. He didn’t want to feel … anything. Donahue is the director and founder of Value Up, a nonprofit organization “dedicat-ed to reaching out and enriching the lives of young people,” according to its website, https://value-up.org/. He spoke at a school assembly at Pius X High School on Monday as an event hosted by the Student Ambassa-dors. He invoked God’s mercy into his speech, and often referenced walking in other peo-ple’s shoes to better understand what they might be dealing with. “Everybody in this room has a story, and your story really does matter.” Here are other topics Donahue covered: n Students raised their hand to indicate they would try to help someone who was be-ing physically hurt. But he reminded them that many of them also raised their hands to indicate they know people who get bullied online. He encouraged students to step up in all situations where someone is being hurt. n “You should know by now that this is not just a school. If it was just a school it would

be great because you can just come and learn and go home.” Instead he said, every step we take is being watched, and probably judged, even more so for kids in athletics and activities. “You are not being judged on your whole life because people don’t know your whole life.” n People sometimes wear a smile like a mask: “Behind that mask people are wearing is a broken life, so why would we label them? Why would we judge? Let’s fix it. Let’s find out the reason.” Donahue described a situation where a teen might not live in a loving home, so they seek out ‘love’ somewhere else, even if they know it’s not real. n “If you have to do something to matter to someone, that’s not love. When someone just loves you because you are breathing that’s a great thing. You can blame the per-son that’s using you, and you are probably right, but it’s also because you don’t value yourself enough.” n “If you value and respect yourself, you will automatically attract people who value and respect you.” n “Those that bully online are people who hate themselves.” “You think you are brave getting behind a computer and destroying somebody’s life? You kidding me? That’s not brave. You are better than that.”

n He described how self-medication works by describing a physical wound, like a cut: “Tylenol doesn’t heal the cut, but it makes you forget about the cut.” n Donahue showed a picture on the gym video boards of various phrases from others. One read: ‘I wish words would leave marks, then people would know how I feel.’ n “You’re a family. I know you are a big family but you are a family. You have enough information about each other to be helpful.”

“If you have to do some-thing to matter to someone, that’s not love. When some-one just loves you because you are breathing that’s a great thing. You can blame the person that’s using you, and you are probably right, but it’s also because you don’t value yourself enough.”

Mike Donahue, speaker



Looking to get involved? There are many events throughout the year where the Pius X Foundation relies on volunteers to put on a great event. Read the volunteer opportunities below, and visit PiusX.net/volunteer to sign up. Thank you!

B.O.L.T. Gala: April 2019 - Help with setup months and weeks before, or at the event itself.

ThunderBOLT Fun Run: August 2019 – help with the start/finish line, directing the runners along the course, registration, medic duties, breakfast setup and water stations.

Reunion Bash: August 2019 - help replenishing food during the event, and clean up afterwards.

Homecoming Tailgate: Fall 2019 – Help with set up, serving and/or clean up

Founders/Grandparents Day: Fall 2019 – serving coffee and clean up.

Volunteer Opportunities

DID YOU KNOW: If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can support the Pius X High School and Foundation:- Start your search at https://smile.amazon.com,- Select Pius X Foundation as your chosen charitable organization,- Resume shopping. This works today and everyday!

DID YOU KNOW: If your company is hosting a United Way campaign you can designate your donation to come to Pius X? Simply write-in Pius X Foundation on the form, and the rest is taken care of for you. Thank you!

Pius X sends emails about specific topics to help our families and supporters stay connected to their inter-ests. Sign up for each e-newsletter you wish to receive at http://piusx.net/email/.

The Tenth Power (School Headlines) – Monthly email sent on the 10th of each month at 10 a.m. with 10(+) headlines

The Arts at Pius X – Occasional email with infor-mation about upcoming events and happenings in the musical, theatrical and visual arts at Pius X.

Thunderbolt Athletics – Occasional email at the start and end of each season (Fall, Winter, Spring), and de-partment-wide news (signings, new coaches, etc.)

All about Pius X (Incoming Family Email) – Series of emails in the fall and winter leading up to the New Student Orientation in early 2019. The information will cover a wide range of topics and serve as a reminder for the event, and a follow-up after the event occurs.

Summer Camps at Pius X – Sign up to receive email updates about summer camps at Pius X. The first email will be in early Spring as more sign-up forms become available.

Email Newsletters

St. Nick is coming to Pius X on the Feast Day of St. Nicholas, Thursday December 6, 2018 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sign up to attend our ‘St. Nick Event’. Visit http://piusx.net/events/ and click on ‘St. Nicholas Feast Day.’ Please join us for a Baby Jesus/Nativity Blessing at 5:30 p.m. in the Pius X Chapel. From 6 to 7:30 p.m., visit the Commons to get your picture taken with an authentic looking St. Nick, decorate a sugar cookie, color a St. Nick page, and listen to our talented Pius X choirs sing beautiful Christmas Carols! Come and show your kids your alma mater, their future high school, or where their big brother or sister attend school each day, and make some new family memories! There will be no charge, but free will donations will be ac-cepted.

St. Nick is coming to Pius X for blessing, pictures and holiday fun

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NCAA/NAIA Eligibility Certification – Prospective College AthletesAll students who want to participate in athletics after high school in any Division I, II, or NAIA college MUST register at the NCAA or NAIA Eligibility Center. Complete these online forms during the second semester of the junior year. For infor-mation, visit www.eligibilitycenter.org or www.playnaia.org. Use code 9999 for the NCAA and code 9876 for the NAIA to have your ACT scores sent to these organizations.

Booster Club Merchandise Sale ScheduleFirst Semester Dates:Dec. 1 - Wrestling Tournament at Pius XDec. 7 - Boys and Girls basketball games at Pius XSecond Semester:Feb. 4th - New Student OrientationFeb. 13-14 - ConferencesMarch - Uniform try-on day

Athletics & Activities

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Thursday, Nov. 29BJvBB vs. Millard West (Early Bird Classic Tourn.) 5:45 p.m.GVBB vs. Millard West (Early Bird Classic Tourn.) 5:45 p.m.BVBB vs. Millard West (Early Bird Classic Tourn.) 7:30 p.m.GJvBB vs. Millard West (Early Bird Classic Tourn.) 7:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 1BVBB at Millard West (Early Bird Classic Tournament)BJvBB vs. TBD (Early Bird Classic Tournament)BFrBB at Lincoln High School (Jamboree) 9 a.m.GFrBB at Northeast High School (Jamboree) 9 a.m.VWr vs. Tournament, 9 a.m.JvWr vs. Invitational, 9 a.m.VSwD at Beatrice Invitational, 11:30 a.m.GVBB at Fremont (Early Bird Classic Tournament) 1 p.m.GJvBB at Fremont (Early Bird Classic Tournament) 1 p.m.Monday, Dec. 3GFrBB at Beatrice, 6 p.m.BRBB vs. North Star, 6:30 p.m.BFrBB at Beatrice, 7:30 p.m.Wednesday, Dec. 5VSwD at Bryan Invitational, 4:30 p.m.Thursday, Dec. 6FrWr at Northeast Invitational, 5 p.m.Friday, Dec. 7VWr at Omaha South Invitational, 3:30 p.m.BJvBB vs. Southeast, 5:45 p.m.GVBB vs. Southeast, 5:45 p.m.BVBB vs. Southeast, 7:30 p.m.GJvBB vs. Southeast, 7:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 8JvWr at Skutt Catholic Invitational, 8:30 a.m.VSwD at Columbus Invitational, 1 p.m.BJvBB at Millard South, 5:15 p.m.GVBB at Millard South, 5:30 p.m.GJvBB at Millard South, 7:15 p.m.BVBB at Millard South, 7:30 p.m.Monday, Dec. 10GRBB at Gretna, 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 11BRBB at York, 6:30 p.m.JvWr at Omaha Westside, 6:30 p.m.VWr at Omaha Westside, 7 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 13GFrBB at Fremont, 5:45 p.m.VWr at East, 6:30 p.m.JvWr at East, 6:30 p.m.BFrBB at Fremont, 7:15 p.m.Friday, Dec. 14VSwD at Elkhorn Swimming and Diving Invitational, 4 p.m.BJvBB vs. North Star, 5:45 p.m.GVBB vs. North Star, 5:45 p.m.BVBB vs. North Star, 7:30 p.m.GJvBB vs. North Star, 7:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 15GFrBB vs. Norris, 9 a.m.VSwD, Elkhorn Swimming and Diving Invitational, 9 a.m.VWr at Wahoo Invitational (Wahoo High School) 9 a.m.JvWr at Wahoo Invitational (Wahoo Elementary School) 9 a.m.BFrBB vs. Norris, 10:30 a.m.BJvBB vs. Northeast, 3 p.m.GVBB vs. Northeast, 3 p.m.BVBB vs. Northeast, 4:45 p.m.GJvBB vs. Northeast, 4:45 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 18GFrBB at East 5:45 p.m.GRBB vs. Southwest 6 p.m.BFrBB at East 7:15 p.m.BRBB vs. Southwest 7:30 p.m.Friday, Dec. 21BJvBB at East 5:45 p.m.GVBB at East 5:45 p.m.BVBB at East 7:30 p.m.GJvBB at East 7:30 p.m.Thursday, Dec. 27BVBB at HAC Basketball TournamentGVBB at HAC Basketball TournamentFriday, Dec. 28BVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Lincoln High)GVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Southeast)Saturday, Dec. 29BVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Lincoln High)GVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Southeast)VWr at Creighton Prep (Invitational) TBDMonday, Dec. 31BVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Lincoln High)GVBB at HAC Basketball Tournament (Southeast)

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Menu - December 2018* All items are subject to change without notice. * * This instituion is an equal opportunity provider. *

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Breakfast: Breakfast Burrito

Lunch: Sloppy Joe Melts on WG sandwich bread, Baked

Potatoes, Baked Beans

Breakfast: Waffle Monkey Bake

Lunch: Chicken Pot Pie on WG biscuit, green beans

Breakfast: Breakfast sandwiches

Lunch: Chicken patty on WG Bun, Baked Cinnamon

Pears and Apples

Breakfast: Pancakes on a Stick

Lunch: Ham and Cheese Pasta, Broccoli, WG Dinner roll

Breakfast: Egg and bean tortilla wrap

Lunch: Open face Tuna Melts OR Lasagna Roll ups

with Marinara, Peas and Carrots

Breakfast: Breakfast PizzaLunch: Korean sauced Pork

Chops with rice pilaf OR Chef ’s Choice Soup, lemon

pepper Broc. and Cauliflower, WG Wheat Roll

Breakfast: Cheesy eggs and ham with WG Toast

Lunch: BBQ Beef on WG Bun, potato fries, Corn

Breakfast: Biscuits and Sausage Gravy

Lunch: Chicken Fajita bowl, Brown Rice, Fiesta Beans,

Fixin Bar

Breakfast: Pancakes with Sausage

Lunch: Cheesy Chicken and Potato, Casserole, Mixed Veggies, WG Dinner roll

Breakfast: Smoothie and Muffins

Lunch: Breakfast for Lunch, Cheese Omelets, Hashbrowns,

French Toast

Breakfast: Sausage links with WG Bagels and Cream

CheeseLunch: Hamburgers on WG

Bun, Smile Potatoes, Chef choice Vegetable

Breakfast: Egg and Bacon cups with WG Toast

Lunch: Christmas Dinner - Turkey and Gravy, Mashed

Potatoes, Winter Mix Vegeta-bles, Christmas treat

Breakfast: Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Oatmeal

No Lunch

Breakfast: Breakfast Sliders

No Lunch

Breakfast: French Toast Sticks, Peanut Butter pcs and

Syrup

No Lunch

n Fruit, Juice, milk and other entre choices are

available at breakfast and lunch

n Fruit/Vegetable Bar at lunch

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