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AHS Parent Prayer Group

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Please join us for a special prayer opportunity at Assumption High School.   Each Thursday at 9:00 AM, our entire Assumption family (parents, grandparents, alumni, etc.) is invited to gather in the AHS Chapel for prayer.  We pray for the students (each by name, one class per week), pray for the students’ intentions (prayer boxes are available in several of the teachers’ rooms), intentions for our entire AHS community, and then conclude praying the Rosary together.  Come as you are and come when you are able and your schedule allows.  Although many of you may work during the day and may not be able to join us, please know, we are happy to lift any intentions you may have and we ask that you remember our prayer gathering and join us in spirit.  

If and when you can join, just simply use the main entrance, register in the school office and find your way to the Chapel…if you aren’t yet familiar with AHS, the office staff or other parents will guide the way!  And PLEASE do not let praying the Rosary deter you – we are all at different levels with this powerful prayer and can learn and grow together.  

Questions:  Contact Joanie Vonderhaar 563.505.5420

Prayer Requests:  AHSprayers@gmail.com

Finals – December 19 & 20, 2019

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Thursday, December 19 (Finals Periods 1, 2, 3, 4  – 12:15 Dismissasl)

Period 1                7:45-8:45

Period 2                8:55-9:55

Period 3                10:05-11:05

Period 4                11:15 – 12:15

Friday, December 20 (Finals Periods 5, 6,7, 8 – 12:15 Dismissal)

Period 4                7:45-8:45

Period 6                8:55-9:55

Period 7                10:05-11:05

Period 8                11:15-12:15

Online Safety Guidelines for Parents

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On Thursday, October 17, Officer Hank Jacobsen of the Davenport Police Department came to Assumption to speak to parents of the Scott County Catholic Schools about internet safety.  Here are a few of the biggest takeaways:

  • Consistently remind your student that anything they put online is PUBLIC and PERMANENT. Even when they erase content, many times a ghost image is saved.  Once words or an image is put online, they have no control over who sees it or how far it goes.
  • Don’t block all access to technology. Help your child learn to use technology safely and positively.
  • Be the parent. Set boundaries for technology and use monitoring/filtering software on all devices.
  • Know that a very high percentage of students have at least two accounts for many social media sites – one parents see when they ask to check devices, and one students keep in secret.
  • Keep lines of communication open and encourage your child to come to you when they see inappropriate material. Respond positively when they do come to you.
  • Remember the acronym YAPPY to teach your children what information they should and should not reveal online.
  • Your name- never tell a stranger your name. They could pretend to know you get access to your address and other personal information.
  • Address- Never tell anyone online where you live.
  • Password- Never tell anyone your password. Not even your best friend.
  • Phone number- Never give your phone number to people that you don’t know.
  • Your plans- Never tell a stranger your plans.
  • From Ms. Bush: Remember, a recent study has shown that over an hour and a half of screen time a day correlates directly with depression rates.  While there are many contributing causes to depression, excessive screen time has been shown to be a contributing factor. Balance screen time with “green time.”  Go outside, exercise, read offline, spend time with family and friends.

For more information on internet safety, visit www.internetmatters.org/resources/safety-leaflets-resources/.

Warmest regards,

Kelly Bush, Director of Student Wellness

National Honor Society Treats – Sophomore Parents – September 18

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We are seeking Sophomore parents to bring in treats for after the National Honor Society Inductions on Wednesday, September 18th. Bottled water donations can be dropped off at the Business office during regular hours any day/time prior to 10am on Wednesday, September 18th. Cookies and paper product donations can be dropped off at the AHS Front Office any day/time prior to noon on Wednesday, September 18th.  The ceremony begins at 1:30 on September 18th in the AHS Auditorium.  Thank you!

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Eastbound W. Central Park Ave. Closed Aug. 12-16

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Installation of new water service will begin on Monday, August 12 and is expected to be completed on Friday, August 16. During this time, West Central Park Avenue will be closed just East of the Assumption High School driveway and access to Assumption High School will be restricted. The shutdown of West Central Park Avenue is necessary to complete a water service tap in the road for the new athletic fields.

Access From the East: There will be no access to Assumption High School from the East. Traffic will be required to follow the marked detour which takes traffic from Harrison Street, to E Locust Street, to N Marquette Street, up to W Central Park Avenue.

Access From the West: Local traffic will be allowed access to the Assumption entrance driveway from the West. Barricades will be staggered between N Marquette and Assumption High School Driveway to allow access.

Leaving Assumption HS: Exiting traffic will be required to turn right out of the Assumption High School Driveway.

Detour Map