March 1, 2021

Dear CTK parents,

The season of Lent continues to unfold throughout the month of March. March is a month in which we honor and commemorate the great works and accomplishments of women in the United States, and around the world. This month, we will celebrate the patron Saint of the Archdiocese of New York, Saint Patrick, and Jesus’s father, Saint Joseph, welcome the season of spring, and conclude our 3rd marking period.

Each day grows longer, and warmer (hopefully). I have faith that there is light at the end of the long, dark tunnel we have traveled through together since last March. Keep the faith!

I am pleased to announce that our school is launching virtual after-school clubs and activities that will serve grades Kindergarten through 8th. Thanks to the generosity of a donor, these enrichment activities are provided to our students at NO COST. All they would have to do is sign up for whichever clubs they choose to participate in with the moderator. Please find the attached flyer for more information on this exciting opportunity for your child here at Christ the King School.

Members of our graduating class of 2021 will be registering for their high schools this month. Let us keep them in our prayers as they finalize this important decision in their young lives.

The registration period for the 2021-2022 school year is open. Seats are filling up quickly is it is first come, first serve. By paying the registration fee today, you will secure a seat for your child in the fall. If you recruit a new family that stays with our school until next February, you qualify for a recruitment credit. Speak with the main office for more information.

Lastly, I urge you to continue to practice the COVID-19 regulations that have kept us all safe and healthy since we opened our doors in September. I frequently remind our students that the decisions we make inside this building, and outside, have an impact on all of us. Continue to exercise judgment. If you plan on changing the learning model of your child, a written note or email MUST be given to your child’s teacher.

Best regards,

Steven M. Iuso