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Safe Environment Training

According to Archdiocesan mandate, all volunteers who work or have contact with children must attend a Safe Environment Training Seminar. Several Training sessions will be scheduled at the beginning of the school year for your convenience.

NEXT TRAINING SESSION:
Third Thursday of every month. Watch bulletin and Eagle Express for details

To begin the process complete the online portion by following the steps below:
• Go to the Archdiocese Website at www.catharchdioceseokc.org.
• On the left side of the page is a "Safe Environment" option. You will find both the Archdiocese Volunteer Application and the Code of Conduct.
• Click on EAppsDB
• At the top you will see "If you do not have a username and password, click here to register" This will bring you to a New User Registration Screen.
• The first item asked for is an access code. St. Eugene's access code is: protectregion2
• Create a Username and Password for yourself. Please pick something you can remember and write it down (you will be required to use it right away).
• Once you have completed this screen, it will ask you to log in using the username and password you just created. You will need to complete the rest of the application.
• You will know you are finished when the "Submit" button becomes available to click. Your application will not be accepted until you submit it once all the sections are complete.
  
  If you have any questions, feel free to contact Janet Portwood, by e-mail at jportwood@steugenes.org
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Catholic School's Week
  
  

  	Honoring our Alumni of the Year!
  	Honoring the 50th year of our church with a 50's day!
  	Catholic Trivia Bowl

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Summer Reading Requirements
  
  School Calendar 5th to 6th graders:
  The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke. Translated from the German.
  Wacky characters bring energy to this translation of an entertaining German novel about thieving children, a disguise-obsessed detective and a magical merry-go-round. After their mother dies, 12-year-old Prosper and his brother, Bo, five, flee from Hamburg to Venice (an awful aunt plans to adopt only Bo). They live in an abandoned movie theater with several other street children under the care of the Thief Lord, a cocky youth who claims to rob "the city's most elegant houses." A mysterious man hires the Thief Lord to steal a wooden wing, which the kids later learn has broken off a long-lost merry-go-round said to make "adults out of children and children out of adults," but the plan alters when Victor, the detective Aunt Esther hired to track the brothers, discovers their camp and reveals that the Thief Lord is actually from a wealthy family. There are a lot of story lines to follow, and the pacing is sometimes off (readers may feel that Funke spends too little time on what happens when the children find the carousel, and too much on the ruse they pull on Prosper's aunt). But between kindhearted Victor and his collection of fake beards, the Thief Lord in his mask and high-heeled boots, and a rascally street kid who loves to steal, Prosper's new world abounds with colorful characters. The Venetian setting is ripe for mystery and the city's alleys and canals ratchet up the suspense in the chase scenes. Ages 9-12.
  
  6th to 7th graders:
  To Be Announced
  
  
  7th to 8th graders:
  To Be Announced
  
  
  SUMMER READING INSTRUCTIONS:
  
  ST. EUGENE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
  
  See Mrs. Portwood's Literature page for specific instructions.