Crusaders of the Month - April
      Responsibility was the virtue of the month in April.
      Students folding our United States flag at the end of the school day.
      Drama Club 2013
      Annie, Jr.
      The cast and crew of our 2013 Drama Club production.
      Annie, Jr.
      Annie and Oliver Warbucks in our 2013 Drama Club production.
      May Crowning
      The second grade students participated in our May Crowning at the end of the first school Mass in May.
      Students have lunch at the square on the way to the Municipal Building for the National Day of Prayer.
      A Blessed Sacrament student leads the crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance at the National Day of Prayer gathering at the Municipal Building in downtown Newark.
      First Communion 2013
      Members of our First Communion class in the recessional after First Communion Mass.
      Blessed Sacrament School
      The Centennial Building opened in 2005, after 100 years of providing excellent Catholic educations to our students.
      All Saints Day
      Students may dress up as their favorite saint for this school Mass.
      Visiting with Classmates
      A student who has been out of class with a serious illness returns to school for a visit.
      Father Wilson's Birthday
    • Mission Statement
      Blessed Sacrament School is a Catholic, Christ-centered community whose mission is to educate the whole child—body, mind, and soul—in order to form life-long disciples of Christ who love the Truth, practice the Faith, and live virtuous lives.
    • Blessed Sacrament News
      • Upcoming 7th and 8th grade athletes will be able to get free sport physicals at 1865 Tamarac Road on June 12 and June 18 for boys and June 13 and June 17 for girls. Times for all dates are 5:00-6:30 p.m. Physical forms can be found at ohsaa.org. Every child that participates in sports must have this completed before their season starts.
      • The Blessed Sacrament School Talent Show will be Friday, May 31, 2013, at 12:30 p.m. in the Annex. This is an opportunity to share the gifts God has blessed you with. Whether singing, dancing, storytelling, juggling, playing a musical instrument or drama - let’s see you shine! Registration forms were sent home with each student. Friday, May 17, is the last day to turn in registration forms. Auditions will be held Monday, May 20, during music class.
      • Home & School is preparing for the annual June Uniform Sale! Please consider donating your gently used uniforms and gym clothes to the sale. Items may be brought to the school office until Friday, June 7. Thank you for your support!
      • Blessed Sacrament School had one 8th grader and one 7th grader who qualified for and attended the State Science Fair. They received a Superior and an Excellent rating, respectively. Go Crusaders!
      • The State of Ohio requires that all 7th grade students must receive a Tdap booster. What is a Tdap? Tdap is a booster immunization that offers continued protection from tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough. Check your child’s immunization record. If your child has not received the Tdap booster please make arrangements with your child’s physician or contact the Licking County Health Department for an appointment at 349-6535. The deadline for all immunizations is the start of the 2013-14 school year. When your child has received the Tdap vaccine please bring in a copy of the updated immunization record to the school. If you have any questions please contact Nurse Kelli at the school.
    • Belief Statement

      Blessed Sacrament School was founded in 1905 by the Dominican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs. For over one hundred years we have been committed to excellence in Catholic Education. Built on our Dominican heritage, our Catholic faith influences every aspect of our belief statements.

      •  We believe that every human person is created in the image of God and is endowed with immense personal dignity.

      •  We believe that every child has unique, God-given talents and is called to holiness.

      •  We believe that parents are the first and most important teachers of their children, supported by teachers and administrators to achieve the full potential of each child.

      •  We believe that parents, teachers, and students are called to pursue excellence in every aspect of life and learning.

      •  We believe instruction and assessment should be differentiated and based on curriculum guidelines.

      •  We believe that students, teachers, and administrator should be provided with a safe, caring, and supportive environment.

      •  We believe that God has created us with freedom and with that freedom comes great moral responsibility.
    • Pastor's Thoughts on Catholic Education

       

      "All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age."
      (Matthew 28:18-20)

      Since 1905, Blessed Sacrament Church has conducted the mission of Catholic Education through the support of our parish school, Blessed Sacrament School. The apostolate of Catholic Education flows directly from the mission that Christ entrusted to the Apostles at the time of the Ascension.

      Blessed Sacrament School was built upon the firm foundation of the faith, hope, and love of the Dominican Sisters of the Springs. In our new school building and with wonderful lay teachers, we continue to build upon our sturdy foundation and to strive to be faithful to the mission of Catholic Education in our own day.

      Blessed Sacrament School is a K-8 elementary school that strives to educate the whole child: body, mind, and soul. Recognizing that our gifts come from God as a stewardship entrusted to us, we seek to develop the full God-given potential of each of our children. We seek to give our children the best possible education and to form the future leaders of tomorrow.

      Blessed Sacrament School is a Catholic school. We seek to faithfully share the great treasure of our faith with all our students. Our desire and goal is to be 100% faithful to the Church in all things. Faith permeates all aspects of our school. We pray at the beginning and end of every school day and before every meal. The high point of our week is the all-school Mass celebrated every Friday of the school year at 8:45 am.  During the month of October we pray an all-school Rosary every Thursday afternoon and we make the stations of the Cross during the Thursdays of Lent. Children have the opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation during Advent and Lent as well. We proudly use the Faith and Life textbook series, a series praised by our Holy Father Pope Benedict prior to his election as the pope.

      Enrollment remains open in Blessed Sacrament School. If you are interested in learning more about our school, contact our principal, Mrs. Mary Packham, at the school office. She can be reached at (740) 345-4125.