Welcome to Our Lady of HopeOur Lady of Hope utilizes the Sycamore Education System as part of it curriculum on ongoing correspondence and information.
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Safe Environment
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The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph REQUIRES all parish and school employees and all volunteers in children's programs (school and childcare volunteers, coaches, chaperones, SOR teachers, Youth Ministers, Sacristans and Confirmation leaders) to take Protecting God's Children, a workshop designed to help raise awareness about child sexual abuse and create safer environments for all of our children. While employees and volunteers working with children are required to attend, all persons interested in making our world safer for children are welcome and encouraged to attend. Adults who attend the session will come away with practical information about the warning signs of child abuse, ways to prevent abuse, strategies for handling suspicions of abuse and ways to respond.
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse:
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact Victim Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 392-0011 or chastain@diocesekcsj.org for more information. OMBUDSMAN The ombudsman receives and investigates all reports of inappropriate behavior or sexual misconduct by clergy, employees or volunteers in the Diocese of Kansas City ~ St. Joseph. To make a confidential report, please contact:
Kathleen Chastain
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Uniform Policy
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INFORMATIONAL LINKS
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Our Lady of Hope UNIFORM POLICY 2022-2023
/ Please partner with us in creating an environment conducive for learning by adhering to the uniform guidelines in the Handbook and ensuring that your child is properly groomed and dressed. Regular School Uniform Days - Most of our school days require students to be in uniform, as set forth in the Uniform Policy in the Handbook. Sweatshirts/fleece worn during the school day must be purchased through school - no exceptions. Order form Spirit Days or PTO Shirt Days - Generally, Spirit Wear is defined as a Nativity Spirit Wear shirt with “dress down” bottoms. There is no charge for Spirit Wear Days. PTO shirts are purchased at the beginning of the year as a PTO fundraiser for $15. The $1 donation for dressing down is included in the shirt price. If your child is wearing a PTO shirt from previous years, the $1 donation is required. Specific details are outlined in the Uniform Policy. Dress Down Days: Occasionally, students will enjoy the privilege of “dressing down.” Dress Down days allow students to wear regular street clothing, with certain restrictions, as outlined in the Uniform Policy. Occasionally, on these days, students are asked to contribute a small monetary donation ($1.00), in exchange for the privilege of dressing down.Students not in compliance with the Uniform Policy on any of these days will be required to call parents to bring appropriate clothing. Dennis School Uniforms
OPTIONAL DRESS FOR DRESS DOWN DAYS: Slacks, jeans, shorts, athletic wear – Neat, clean – No holes, tears, or low slung waistlines – shorts must be arm’s length. Yoga pants/leggings for girls – shirt must reach to arm’s length over pants Shirts, Sweatshirts – Neat, clean – No objectionable sayings or pictures (i.e. profanity, drug or alcohol references, etc.) No spaghetti straps or tank/muscle tops Vertical Divider
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TUITION for their future
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PISCES TUITION ASSISTANCE
We offer scholarships for families making the commitment to Catholic education. Registration forms |
TUITION DISCOUNTS for 2023-2024
CURRENTLY ENROLLED FAMILIES Any family who is currently enrolled for the 202302024 school year and refers another family that ENROLLS will receive 20% OFF their tuition for the 2023-2024 school year! (K-8th)
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Students must be enrolled in the extended care program to stay on half days. For adequate staffing, advanced notice is required for half days. Sign up sheets are available for you to reserve a spot for your child at least one and a half weeks in advance. Children attending extended care on these days will need to bring a sack lunch with a drink.
Policy and Procedure for Sign Out: A parent, guardian or other authorized person who signs out a child assumes responsibility for the supervision of the child from that point forward, even while the child remains on the premises of the center or school. Once the child has been signed out, the center or school is not responsible for supervising the child. Dates For Half Day Sign Ups |
Registration Fee:
$70 Per Family Extended care is offered after school, as well as most half days. After Care 3:10 - 5:30 pm Half days 12:10 - 3:30 pm Vertical Divider
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