March Madness of Giving 2023
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The month of March begins our third annual March Madness of Giving fundraiser! The money raised by this fundraiser will go towards offsetting the tuition costs of our students. It cost us around $7,200 to educate our students but to make our school affordable we set our tuition at just $5,500. This leaves us with a deficit of $1,700 per student, totaling over $300,000. Doing this allows anyone receiving the Cleveland Scholarship or EdChoice Scholarship (98% of our students) to attend our school for free!
To donate, click the download button to download and fill out a pledge card or click the donate button to download online. Pledge cards should be returned to Our Lady of Mount Carmel School:
1355 West 70th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44102.
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Members of our OLMC Family will be taking shots for every donation of $25+. A video of all of these shots will be posted on social media for all to see.
For every $25 donation, an OLMC student will shoot a Layup.
For every $50 donation, an OLMC student will shoot a Free Throw.
For every $100 donation, an OLMC student will shoot a Three-Pointer.
For every $100 donation, an OLMC student will shoot a Half-Court shot.
For every $1,000 donation, a teacher of your choice will take a shot.
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Schedule
Dress Code Competition | Week of March 6th
Free Throw Shooting Competition | March 15th 8:50 AM
8th Grade Vs Faculty Competition | March 20th 8:50 AM
Rock Paper Scissors Contest | March 31st 2:10 PM
March Madness
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Rock Paper Scissor Tournament
Congratulations to our 2022 Rock Paper Scissor Champion, Jalya Rodriguez
Our Rock Paper Scissor Tournament will be between grades 1-8. Before the tournament, our students will compete in qualifiers to determine who will represent their grade level in the tournament. Qualifiers will take place in the classroom, between classmates. The winner and runner-up (1st & 2nd place) will move on to the tournament. All matches will be best 3 out of 5 and single elimination.
When:
Friday, March 31st at 2:10 pm
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THE CONTESTANTS
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KINDERGARTEN:
Dallis Washington & Jazmine Fernandez Tirado
4TH GRADE:
Danny Costanzo & Georgiana Pantelimon
8TH GRADE:
TBD
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1ST GRADE:
Annelise Rodriguez & Nolan Teeter
5TH GRADE:
TBD
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2ND GRADE:
Zora Joseph & Jason Coon
6TH GRADE:
TBD
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3RD GRADE:
Melanie Mallett & John Carlos Puac Quintero
7TH GRADE:
Orianna Flores & Shanilah Jenkins
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8th grade vs faculty competition
Congratulations to 8th grade on winning the competition!
Mummy Wrap
Students will compete against our faculty in minute to win it games. Here is a preview of the competition!
Mrs. Blansette & Sr. Josefina vs Jassimart Kaur & Tiffany Jun
Ping Pong Bounce
Mrs. Feijoo & Ms. Thornton vs Anthony Mendoza & Anthony Kustra
Marshmallow Toss
Ms. Wojciechowski & Ms. Osborne vs Anthony Mendoza & Anthony Kustra
Keep it Up!
Ms. Mullen & Ms. Appeldorn vs Christopher Martinez & Gabe Centeno
Cookie Face
Ms. Morgan vs Angel Hernandez
Cup Stack
Ms. Halle & Ms. Libby vs Jassimart Kaur & Tiffany Jun
Feather Race
Ms. Kinkoph & Ms. Brown vs Christopher Martinez & Gabe Centeno
Dizzy Catch
Mrs. Reynolds & Mr. Reynolds vs Adrian Calderon & Angel Hernandez
When:
Monday, March 20th 8:50 AM
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Free Throw shooting contest
Congratulations To Our 2023 Free Throw Champion, Eljiah Tavarez
Watch Here
This contest will be between students in grades 4-8. Each grade will be represented by 1 boy and 1 girl. Students will compete against their classmates in PE class to determine who will represent their grade. In the contest, students will go head to head, taking 10 free throws each. The student who makes the most will be the winner. In the event of a tie, students will go to a shoot-out! These students will alternate taking 5 additional free throws and if they are still tied will continue to alternate until a student wins.
When:
Monday, March 15th 8:50 AM
Competitors:
4th Grade: Londyn Kilgore & Cyril Kalil
5th Grade: Juliana Sandu & Luis Hernandez
6th Grade: Damaris Givens & Christian Cordero
7th Grade: Elijah Tavarez & Olivia Moore
8th Grade: Jassimart Kaur & Tiffany Jun
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Dress Code Challenge
CONGRATULATIONS TO 4TH GRADE ON WINNING OUR DRESS CODE CHALLENGE!
In keeping with our March Madness theme, we will have a competition between the classes that could earn your child's class a fun incentive! During the week of March 6th, classes will go head to head in a daily Dress Code Challenge! Each morning, Ms. Feijoo will announce to the students the classes that will compete that day. We will survey each student's uniform and will award percentage points based on the number of students in complete uniform from head to toe.
The class with the higher percentage of students in perfect uniform will win a ticket for a jean's day with a sport's themed shirt for a later date. At the end of the week, we will announce the class with the highest percentage of students in complete uniform. That class will win a snack cart served by Mrs. Schenek and Mrs. Feijoo at the end of the quarter movie day on March 25th!
Be sure to check our Facebook and Instagram posts for our daily and overall winners. Thank you for your assistance in sending your child to school dressed for success!Uniform Guide
Early Childhood Uniform: Navy blue sweatshirt with OLMC logo, with OLMC Navy Blue Polo shirt beneath, sweatpants with OLMC logo, White plain tennis shoes (no lights or characters), White cotton crew socks for boys, Navy blue knee-high socks for girls
Girls' Uniform-Kindergarten through 3rd grade:
Girl's should wear barrettes, ponytail holders or a headband with hair pulled away from the face.
Option 1: Uniform jumper (knee length), light yellow blouse with Peter Pan collar, uniform tie, navy blue knee-high socks. Black, flat, soft soled dress shoes. No athletic shoes, boots, or shoe boots.
Option 2: Uniform slacks, light yellow blouse with Peter Pan collar, uniform tie, navy blue vest with OLMC monogram or navy blue cardigan sweater, navy blue knee-high socks, or navy blue tights. Black, flat, soft soled dress shoes. No athletic shoes, boots, or shoe boots.
Girls' Uniform - 4th through 8th grade:
Girls should wear barrettes, ponytail holders or a headband with hair pulled away from the face.
Uniform split skirt, side pleat skort (knee length), or slacks, light yellow blouse with Peter Pan collar, uniform tie, navy blue vest with OLMC monogram, navy blue knee-high socks, or navy blue tights. Black, flat, soft soled dress shoes. No athletic shoes, boots, or shoe boots.
Boys' Uniform- Kindergarten through 3rd grade:
Boy's hair is to be neatly trimmed and above the collar. Estimated length of hair should not exceed two inches. Fitted, dark khaki-colored dress pants from School Belles, brown or black belt, white short sleeved polo shirt, navy blue vest with OLMC monogram, white crew socks. Black dress shoes. No athletic shoes or boots.
Boys' Uniform- 4th through 8th grade:
Boy's hair is to be neatly trimmed and above the collar. Estimated length of hair should not exceed two inches. Fitted, dark khaki-colored dress pants from SchoolBelles, brown or black belt, white, short sleeved, button down shirt with uniform tie, navy blue vest with OLMC monogram. Black dress shoes. No athletic shoes or boots.
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