Principal's Corner
Dear Families,
Happy New Year! I would like to take this opportunity to extend our wishes for a joyous, happy and healthy new year. Returning from Christmas vacation has been great! Everyone has been celebrating and spending time with their families for over two weeks and we are all still alive with the spirit of the season. This is truly a great time of the year!
Catholic Schools Week is just a month away, January 26ththrough the 31st. This week celebrates what makes Catholic education distinctive and exceptional. During the week, we focus on the value Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to our Church, our communities and our nation. We build community awareness of and involvement in Catholic schools throughout the country. Also, we honor those who contribute to the success of our schools—students, families, clergy, faculty and staff, volunteers, community supporters, and local and national leaders. It begins on Sunday, January 26that our 11a.m. Mass. All families are asked to attend this mass, and students are invited to wear their school uniform.
During Catholic Schools Week (and any other day you wish!) we would love to see as many of you around campus. You are always invited to come and share in the entire week of celebration. Here at Visitation, we are excited to have this opportunity to show off what our students are learning and what they have accomplished. Please bring your friends, family and neighbors, particularly those who may be considering Catholic education for their own children. Our Open House is scheduled for Wednesday night, January 29that 7pm. All families, current, new and potential, are invited to come and see our school, and meet our teachers, staff, and administration.
Lastly, please join me in saying thank you to Fr. Jim, teachers, staff, volunteers and of course, our students, and everyone else involved in running Visitation. Through their dedication and commitment, they make our school an excellent example of the level of commitment Catholic schools have in achieving excellence in our Faith, our academic programs, and in service to others.
God’s blessings for a wonderful new year,
Christopher P. Watson
Principal
Happy New Year! I would like to take this opportunity to extend our wishes for a joyous, happy and healthy new year. Returning from Christmas vacation has been great! Everyone has been celebrating and spending time with their families for over two weeks and we are all still alive with the spirit of the season. This is truly a great time of the year!
Catholic Schools Week is just a month away, January 26ththrough the 31st. This week celebrates what makes Catholic education distinctive and exceptional. During the week, we focus on the value Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to our Church, our communities and our nation. We build community awareness of and involvement in Catholic schools throughout the country. Also, we honor those who contribute to the success of our schools—students, families, clergy, faculty and staff, volunteers, community supporters, and local and national leaders. It begins on Sunday, January 26that our 11a.m. Mass. All families are asked to attend this mass, and students are invited to wear their school uniform.
During Catholic Schools Week (and any other day you wish!) we would love to see as many of you around campus. You are always invited to come and share in the entire week of celebration. Here at Visitation, we are excited to have this opportunity to show off what our students are learning and what they have accomplished. Please bring your friends, family and neighbors, particularly those who may be considering Catholic education for their own children. Our Open House is scheduled for Wednesday night, January 29that 7pm. All families, current, new and potential, are invited to come and see our school, and meet our teachers, staff, and administration.
Lastly, please join me in saying thank you to Fr. Jim, teachers, staff, volunteers and of course, our students, and everyone else involved in running Visitation. Through their dedication and commitment, they make our school an excellent example of the level of commitment Catholic schools have in achieving excellence in our Faith, our academic programs, and in service to others.
God’s blessings for a wonderful new year,
Christopher P. Watson
Principal
