Happy Thanksgiving
November 25, 2020
I wanted to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving, I wish you a day full of blessings. I am extremely grateful for all of you and the many blessings you are to the St. Matthew community. In the most difficult of times this year, you have rallied together and provided support, encouragement, understanding and patience. I couldn't think of a better community to be a part of and I am thankful for the opportunity to call St. Matthew home.
Many blessings and an abundance of thanks for all you do. I appreciate your partnership in your child's educational journey and look forward to a rewarding Advent season. While we have much to be thankful for, we know that are people in our community who are in need; this is one small way we can come together to help. Please make sure you keep the St. Matthew Advent calendar handy (information included below and will be sent home on Monday) as we use this time to help those in our community who are in need. Please help out as you can.
Many blessings and an abundance of thanks for all you do. I appreciate your partnership in your child's educational journey and look forward to a rewarding Advent season. While we have much to be thankful for, we know that are people in our community who are in need; this is one small way we can come together to help. Please make sure you keep the St. Matthew Advent calendar handy (information included below and will be sent home on Monday) as we use this time to help those in our community who are in need. Please help out as you can.
I hope you are able to use the time this weekend to enjoy the company of one another.
Happy Thanksgiving!
--Mrs. Conlon
Happy Thanksgiving!
--Mrs. Conlon
CALL TO ACTION
This idea was shared with me by Scott Riesenberg; I think it is a fantastic idea and wanted to share it with all of you. Together, if we each take some time to do this, we will be spread lots of Jaguar love!!
I am “challenging” each family to call 5 people you are grateful for on Thanksgiving Day; these could be family or friends who you may not be able to get together with due to COVID safety precautions or if can be anyone that you are grateful for.
Think of the influence we could have on others; this small, simple gesture will help teach gratitude, how to cope with isolation, etc. I can't wait to hear about the stories when we return on Monday!
