St. Teresa Catholic School
March 11, 2026
3rd Wednesday of Lent
The Middle of Lent
Student of the Month
Please join us in congratulating Camilla Rutledge, our Student of the Month for March! Camilla was chosen for many reasons, including her strong work ethic and her sense of responsibility. Camilla is a kind friend to everyone she meets and a great example for all in her class.
As president of the Student Council, Camilla displays her strong leadership skills. She is a reader at daily Mass, plays flute in the school band, and is a member of the Junior High choir. Camilla actively participates in Page One, volleyball, cross-country, and track, and has been awarded multiple top honors in cross-country. With responsibility being a strong quality, she balances all of these activities with her studies and always gives 100% in everything she does.
Camilla uses much of her time outside of school helping others. She frequently babysits, rakes leaves, and shovels the sidewalks for her neighbors.
In her free time, Camilla loves running! She completed a half marathon in November and plans to run another one in May. She loves spending time outside, reading, and enjoying time with friends and family.
Camilla exemplifies the spirit of a true Jayhawk, and we are proud to present her as our Student of the Month.
As president of the Student Council, Camilla displays her strong leadership skills. She is a reader at daily Mass, plays flute in the school band, and is a member of the Junior High choir. Camilla actively participates in Page One, volleyball, cross-country, and track, and has been awarded multiple top honors in cross-country. With responsibility being a strong quality, she balances all of these activities with her studies and always gives 100% in everything she does.
Camilla uses much of her time outside of school helping others. She frequently babysits, rakes leaves, and shovels the sidewalks for her neighbors.
In her free time, Camilla loves running! She completed a half marathon in November and plans to run another one in May. She loves spending time outside, reading, and enjoying time with friends and family.
Camilla exemplifies the spirit of a true Jayhawk, and we are proud to present her as our Student of the Month.
St. Teresa School and Gloria Deo
Are you thinking about gifts for Confirmation, First Holy Communion, Easter, Birthdays or Graduation? Come to Gloria Deo on Wednesday, March 18th and support our school! A portion of the profit that day will go to St. Teresa School.
Recycled Paper
St. Teresa School is in need of one-sided recycled copy paper for use in printing worksheets. No staples or creases, please. Also, please consider donating your business stationery to us if you change your logo/letterhead.2026-2027 Tuition Scholarships--Apply Now!
All St. Teresa school families are encouraged to fill out a 2026-2027 FACTS Financial Aid Scholarship application for the next school year. The deadline to do so is March 31. This application includes both the Diocesan Good Shepherd Scholarship and our St. Teresa Parish Scholarship. At the end of your application submission, please make sure to also upload the Required Tax Documents that your FACTS application indicates under your 'Application Summary > Required Documents'. Follow this link to apply!
Cristo Rey Families
For tuition for the 2026-2027 school year, and hopefully following years, Cristo Rey families will be eligible for the same income-based scholarships that St. Teresa families are eligible for. A benefactor has bridged that gap, please share the news with other families that might be interested in our school. Catholic Education is more affordable than ever....for every family. 1/4 of our families pay $440 per year per child in tuition.Enrollment
Enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is now open! Two steps to complete:
1. Go to this link to begin the process for returning students. Scroll down on the same page for new students. Start here for preschool enrollment: Preschool Enrollment
2. In order to enroll, please also set up a FACTS account, starting here.
Adult Enrichment: March 19, 7:00 p.m.
The Scale and Structure of the Cosmos
Nathaniel Cunningham will enlighten participants on how astronomers have figured out "How far away are things?" from the moon, Sun, and planets, to the most distant galaxies. It is a fascinating story, with many layers! And how do scientists get a sense of what things are made of, when they can't actually get them (or bits of them) into the lab to measure directly? March 19th, 7:00 p.m., at the Weslyan Planetarium. Please RSVP to Jean Timmerman: jean-timmerman@cdolinc.net
Walk the Little Way Fundraiser
Goal: $50,000 for school improvements!
We are over halfway there at $30,495!
Donate here at: http://givebutter.com/nNlsxq
Science Fair Judges
The 7th and 8th grade Nature Studies students' science fair projects will be judged from 9:30-12:00 on Tuesday, March 24th. We are looking for 2-3 more volunteer judges to listen to and score student presentations. Some level of scientific background/experience is appreciated. Parents are welcome; you would not judge your child's category.
For any questions or to volunteer, contact Annie Timmerman: annie-timmerman@cdolinc.net
Jr. Bolts Football
Registration for Lincoln Youth Football 2026 season is now open. Visit https://www.jrbolts.com/football/ for more information and for the link to get registered. Jr Bolts tackle football is open to all Catholic school students in 3rd-8th grade. If you have any questions please contact Taylor Ashburn at jrboltsfootball@gmail.com.Year 1 was a fantastic experience for our players. Come be part of a faith based, Christ centered program, as we continue to lay a foundation which will greatly benefit our players, our catholic school community and Pius X Football!
Go Bolts!
Taylor Ashburn
President, Jr Bolts Football
Safe Environment Training
If you plan to volunteer for field trips throughout the year, or help at St. Teresa school, please make sure to complete the Safe Environment Training as soon as possible. Per diocese requirement, all those working with students must complete this training.
Please log on to https://cmgconnect.org/ and complete the 2026 training to avoid your account being archived. Thank you!
Gerbil for the Weekend
Would you like to have a pet gerbil for a weekend? Sign up below to volunteer to care for Linus! Easy care, and I will send a few short instructions when you sign up. God bless!
Contact Sr. Mary Agnes at sr.mary-agnes@cdolinc.net with questions.
Mayor's Run
May 2nd, 2026
Distance: 1-mileLocation: State Capitol
Register here: Mayors Run — Lincoln Track Club
(Early registration through April 14th)Race Directors: Laci Reinke & Justin Swanson
T-Shirt Design Contest: Children up through 6th grade can submit artwork for the Mayor's Run T-shirt until March 20th.
Theme: Challenge Yourself
See register link above for more details.
5th grade rosaries blessed at Mass
Art Class
Life Skills: Making Pancakes
Garage Band
St. Teresa School Mission Statement
St. Teresa Catholic School, in partnership with parents, provides an education faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church. We nurture students’ natural sense of wonder and guide them to know and love truth, beauty, and goodness, and to live as virtuous disciples of Jesus Christ with their hearts set on true and lasting joy.