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Welcome back St. Joseph School 8th grade students and families! I hope this blog extends our classroom discussions and gives you an opportunity to connect from home! On this blog, you will find a copy of your syllabus, interesting websites and videos, and reflective questions to consider and respond to as part of your participation grades. I look forward to an exciting school year with you all!



Thank you!

Ms. Emmerich

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Builders Club Elections

Congratulations!

This week, our Builders Club members held their first officer elections. Many fantastic candidates were nominated; overall, it was a close election! Thank you for nominating, participating, and staying involved with this club. I think we have so much potential to serve, build, and create community in our school and beyond.

President: Tanner Condit
Vice President: Skylar Hollenback
Treasurer: David Kopeck
Secretary: Kendell Lincoln

Our officers are elected to run meetings and organize activities; but we must have active, enthusiastic Builder Club members to keep the club motivated to serve. Our members are a key component to building service opportunities in our school. Thank you for choosing to be involved!

*Updates:




  • Tanner Condit and Kellen Round sold a combined $300.00 worth of coffee during parent teacher conferences on Thursday. Thank you to the both of you for kicking off our coffee sales!


  • Our next meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 15 during recess.
We look forward to seeing you ALL there!

Thank you,

Mrs. Emmerich
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 8, 2011 at 6:47 PM

    Hey Mrs Emmerich, just to let you know, i think you spelled David's last name wrong.

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  2. JonNovember 17, 2011 at 5:23 PM

    ya its kopang i think ????????????

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Hello! I am excited to be teaching 7th and 8th grade English Language Arts and Theology here at St. Joseph School. I have lived in Missoula since 2002, when I moved here as a Jesuit Volunteer. After my one year of service, I decided to stay and work with non-profits that benefit youth in our community. I graduated with my MA in English this summer. My family and I are thrilled to be members of the SJS and St. Francis Xavier communities.