At some time or another, most families experience some type of transition. Whatever the situation or the circumstances, transitions affect families, and the children in the family are no exception. Sometimes, the adults are easily lost in their own transitions and the concerns connected to them, therefore failing to recognize signs that their children are having difficulties, too. Adults should not take for granted that children will adjust easily to the changes.

Learn to recognize these transitions, understand what children are going thru, and help children in transition.

Click the above link for more information.

Recently I sent out a reminder to parents that Blessed Sacrament School could not be responsible for electronic items brought to school. Today I received the following directive from the Diocesan Education Office.

Because of unfiltered online access, iPads, e-readers (Kindle, Nook, etc) are not allowed to be used in our schools.

As with cell phones, these items must remain in the backpack during the day and may not be used.

This Diocesan policy was implemented to protect our students from unfiltered on-line access. I understand that not all devices have on-line access, but that is not our call.

Thank you for your cooperation.

HOLLY KRUGER, PRINCIPAL

BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL

DEAR JESUS, TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO, AND I WILL DO IT.

Link to the website:

http://www.lincolnlibraries.org/Kids/Homework_HelpNow_1.htm