Customary Practices |
| Class Photos |
Class and individual photos are taken in uniform in September for use in the yearbook and for purchase. Non-uniform photos are taken in spring. |
| Health Screening |
Students are screened for sight, hearing and scoliosis. |
| Hot Chocolate Days |
During the cold weather, the SCA occasionally sells hot chocolate and donuts before class. |
| Hot Lunch & Pizza Days |
During the school year, various days are scheduled as "hot lunch" days with pizza offered every Thursday. Parent volunteers serve the lunches. Pizza costs $1 per slice. Check your school calendar for exact dates and look for monthly flyers to sign up for the hot lunch program. |
| Lunch |
All students bring lunch from home (milk can be ordered for the whole year). A snack bar offers chips, ice cream, cookies and a juice machine. Fifth through eighth grades eat together at 11:45 a.m., first through fourth grades eat together at 12:15 P.M. |
| Snacks |
Children in grades K-4 enjoy morning recess with a snack packed from home. Grade 5 brings a snack to be enjoyed in the classroom. |
| No Uniform Days |
(See dress code guidelines in the Student Handbook.) Passes for no uniform days are awarded for various reasons such as participation in fundraisers, good conduct, reading programs, SCA program participation. These passes are for use only on designated no uniform days. The SCA sponsors a few fee-based no uniform days to raise funds for charitable donations or for school improvements. Check your Monthly School Calendar and weekly Friday Note for designated No Uniform Days. |
| Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) |
The PTO is a form of parents, faculty, administrators and the parish to channel our services and talents to the benefit of St. Luke School. |
| School Store |
The PTO-run School Store carries required school supplies requested by individual teachers. It is open mornings throughout the school year. Used school uniforms are available free of charge. |
| Patrols |
The safety patrol is open to all students in Fifth Grade and up. Patrols assist the faculty in running the car pool line safely and efficiently and by raising and lowering the flag each day. |