The St. George After-School Care Program is for any St. George student on a regular, part-time or a drop-in basis. 

After-School Care Registration Form

Hours: The program runs from 2:55 to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday. On days of early dismissal, the After School Care will remain open. The After School Care will be closed when school is not in session. There will be NO After School Child Care on the day before Christmas break nor on the last day of school.

Location: School Gymnasium

Cost: $7.00 per child/per day or $10 per family/per day

Late Fee: $5.00 for every 15 minutes (or any portion of) after 5:30pm will be assessed NOTE: If student athletes report to the gym anytime between 3:00-4:45, you will be charged the $5 drop-in fee.

Activities: We provide physical and creative activities along with daily free time. There will also be a place provided (Monday-Thursday) for children who wish to do homework. Movies will be shown periodically. Nutritious snacks will be served daily. Children will be supervised at all times.

Security: The door to After School Care remains locked during operational hours. Please ring the doorbell to gain entrance to the gym during this time.

Parents must sign the child(ren) out to ensure the child(ren's) safety. If someone else is going to pick up a child, parents must send a signed note releasing the child or call the office before the end of the school day so that a message can be given to the After School Care Staff.

Reminder to Athlete Parents: If an athlete goes to the gym at any time between 2:55 PM and 4:45 PM, (even if they report to the gym  after walking to the convenience store, which they must have a note to do), you will be charged the $7 drop-in fee. This helps our teachers manage their program and it also keeps the students accountable to them.

Regulations:

• Billing for After School Care will be sent home the first week of the month for the previous month.
• All money is due by the tenth of each month.
• Drop-in fees are due the day of attendance.

Children will not be allowed to attend if fees are overdue (unless arrangements are made beforehand.)

This guide explains how to file a complaint about any of the programs that are administered by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education  under the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 (ESSA)

>> Download ESSA Complaint Form Here.

>> St. George School 2022-2023 Parent/Student Handbook

>> Diocesan Catholic Schools Handbook 2023

The primary purpose of St. George Home & School Committee is to promote a positive learning environment and quality education for our students. 

Meeting Minutes

September 2024
March 2024

The Home & School Association is fundamentally an educational organization whose purpose is to:

• advance the Catholic education and welfare of all St. George School students
• promote parent-school activities
• increase interest in education and community

Objectives:

• to facilitate a working relationship between families, school administrators and teachers at St. George School.

• to encourage active participation from the parents and staff at St. George School. 

• to provide linkage between teachers, administrators and the community at large to ensure that every child at St. George School will receive unsurpassed opportunities for learning.

• to provide financial assistance to help fill in the budget gap between the district funding and what St. George School needs to excel.

• to provide opportunities for all parents and staff to share ideas relating to St. George School.

The Home & School Association runs many successful events throughout the school year, some of which include Friday Fish Fries, book fairs, $10-10 raffle and our annual Christmas Bazaar.

The funds that we raise from these fundraisers are carefully allocated to best support the curriculum and the needs of the students and staff of St. George. With a tight school budget, the efforts of the Home & School Association are key in helping to provide our students and staff with all the opportunities they so greatly deserve.  

It is the amazing parent volunteers who help make our organization so successful. Please check the schedule of Home and School events, mark your calendars, and plan to join us in making this year successful. 

For additional information please feel free to contact your Home & School officers.

Home & School Officers

Kelly Haeffner, President 

Chelsea Engemann, Vice President 

Kelly Brenner, Secretary

Jenna Thompson, Treasurer

Amy Schebaum, School Principal

principal@sgs-hermann.com

Join us!

Meetings will be held the 2nd Monday every other month at 6:00 PM in the Gym at St. George School.

Home & School needs your time, funds and creativity!  The first step is to attend a meeting and share your interests and ideas.

Hope to see you there!

Immunization Requirements

8th Grade Immunization Requirement

St. George School Lunch Program

The Monthly Lunch Menu is now available in the Calendar section of FACTS
https://sg-mo.client.renweb.com/pwr/(Sign in, Click on Student, Click on Lunch) 

Lunch Prices:

$3.50 for student and $4.50 for faculty and staff.

Milk is served with all meals. Extra milk charge is $0.40.

You can check your Lunch account  under the "Family" tab on FACTS.

Head Cook:  Debbie Bruno
573-486-2564

Free and Reduced Lunch Form

Civil Rights Discrimination Complaint Form

SNP Civil Rights Complaint 2023 2024

For new families at St. George School

We are so glad you're here and we want you to feel at home as soon as possible. 

We developed the New Family Mentor Program to help you become accustom, and most importantly, feel welcomed into the St. George School Community.

Access the New Family Mentor Program GUIDE here.

This resource will offer guidelines for meeting frequency, talking points, suggested discussion questions and additional resources that may be useful for the new family.

The School Advisory Council is made up of representative parishioners selected according to our school guidelines. The school board is consultative in nature and assists the pastor and administrative team in school initiatives, it provides input on policies, carries out strategic planning, and evaluates the council's progress on an annual basis. 

Meeting Minutes:

October 2024
September 2024
August 2024
July 2024
June 2024
May 2024
April 2024
March 2024
February 2024
January 2024

Council Members:

Priest: Father Phil Niekamp

Principal: Mrs. Amy Schebaum

St. George Church Representatives:
Justin Alferman (Year 1)
Alicia Jett (Year 2)
Kerry Struttmann (Year 2)
Susan Guerrant (Year 3)- President

Church of the Risen Savior Representative:
Lindsey Foust (Year 1)

St. George Church Appointed Representative:
Alan Gloe (Year 3)

Church of the Risen Savior Representative: 
Alida Bader (Year 1) 

Minutes Taken By: 
Jesse Bolte

Parents have can fulfill the list themselves before the school year starts  or use our complimentary school supplies service with EPI: This is a service that allows the parent to purchase a school supplies pack and the school will have the supplies there for your child on back to school night. 

If you choose to fulfill the list yourself, please stick to the items on the list. Items that are purchased and brought to school that are not on the list will be sent back home unused.

2024-2025 School Supplies List

Please see the attached PDF for procedures on school pick-up, drop-off, after school care, out of uniform days, and more. 

School Procedures

It cost $6,646.71 a year to educate one child at St. George School. 

Active Parishioner Tithe
Active Parishioners will tithe their honest portion to the church to educate their child by using their monthly GREEN tithing envelope at Mass for the education portion of their tithe and the white (weekly) envelopes for their normal church tithe. 

Catholic Students who are Non-Parishioners
Parents who are Catholic and belong to a different Parish will tithe their honest portion to their Parish and then their Parish will forward payment to St. George.

Tuition for a Non-Catholic Student
One-half of the tuition fee will be due the first day of school and the remainder one-half will be due January 1. Non-payment will result in dismissal.

You can view the full report for TITHING, TUITION, AND THE COST TO EDUCATE A CHILD AT ST. GEORGE HERE.

Click here to submit your monthly tithing or tuition payment. 
Note: Payments can be set up to be automatically recurring.

All other fee information can be found in the School Handbook. 

Get Dragon gear for your child using the links below:

http://shop.1stplaceprinting.com/stg/shop/home
https://www.ralphandmillies.com/

Child Dress Code Information:

Parents are to make sure that their son/daughter comes to school in the appropriate attire. Below is the current dress code for all students at St. George School.

Pants

• Properly fitting, solid navy blue slacks are to be worn in grades pre-school through 8th grade.
• Properly fitting, solid khaki slacks may be worn in grades sixth through eighth grade.
• Capri style pants are acceptable.
• No cargo style pants or pants with external pockets, flaps or rivets/snaps.
• No knit/sweat suit/athletic pants or shorts.
• Grades pre-kindergarten, kindergarten & first grade do not need to wear
  belts.
•  Loose fitting, not baggy, solid navy walking shorts may be worn in grades
  pre-kindergarten thru fifth grade.
• Loose fitting, not baggy, khaki walking shorts may be worn in grades sixth
  thru eighth grade.
• External pockets, flaps, rivets or snaps are not acceptable, no cargo style
  shorts.
• Shorts must be appropriate length (mid-thigh to right below the kneecap.)
• Belts must be worn in grades second thru eighth with pants having belt
  loops. Belt loops are not to be cut off the pants or shorts.
• Shorts may be worn from the start of school to Thanksgiving, and from
  March 20th to the end of the school year.

Skirts/ Jumpers/Polo Dresses

• Girls in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth may wear navy blue skirts/jumpers/polo dresses.
• Girls in grades six through eight may wear khaki colored skirts/jumpers/polo dresses.
• Skirts/jumpers/polo dresses must be appropriate length (mid-thigh to right
  below the kneecap).
• Shorts are to be worn under skirt or jumper.
• Leggings/tights must be worn under skirts/jumpers/polo dresses from Thanksgiving to April 1st.
• Leggings/tights must be solid Navy, Maroon, or Black

Shirts

All Students: Shirts must be solid Maroon, White, or Light Blue in color. Shirts worn under uniform shirt must be white.

• Shirts that meet above criteria may include school crest on upper left chest.
• Shirts must be long or short sleeve polo shirts with collar.
• Current school year Virtue shirts can be worn on Thursdays.
• White or Black  undershirts may be worn.
• Shirts must be worn tucked in.

Sweaters/Sweatshirts/Jackets/Pullovers

• St. George logo jacket/Pullovers must be purchased through school approved vendors and may be worn throughout the day.
• No other sweaters/sweatshirts/ jackets/pullovers may be worn in the classroom or during Mass.

Socks

• When visible socks should be solid Black, White, or Grey.
  Jewelry
• Earrings should be small button-type earrings. No large hoop or dangle earrings will be allowed.
• No excessive jewelry will be worn.

Shoes

• Shoes are to be soft soled and comfortable.
• No high heel shoes, cowboy/hiking boots or sandals, CROCS are not allowed.

General

• Hair must be of a natural color.
• Nails must be trimmed and clean.
• Clothing must be neat, clean, and of appropriate fit and length.
• Clothing should not be torn, frayed or badly faded.
• Clothing must not have decals.

Spirit Wear

•  Spirit wear is not accepted as St. George Uniforms and can only be worn on designated spirit days or OOU days.

Out of Uniform Days

• Appropriate modest dress is expected on days without uniforms.
• Administration/faculty reserves the right to determine what is appropriate.
• Students are NOT allowed to wear tank tops, sleeveless tops, cut-off jeans, jeans with rips, tears or holes, skin tight jeans, biker shorts, boxer shorts, and shirts that advertise alcohol or cigarettes, or are morally offensive.
• Leggings may be worn as pants in grades Pre-School through 3rd
• Leggings are not to be worn as pants in grades four through eight. Leggings may be worn under an extra-long shirt or sweater as long as the shirt is.
• School length appropriate (mid-thigh to right below the kneecap).
• Shirts must be worn so that no belly-buttons may show when arms are raised.
• Pants must be worn at the waist; no hip-huggers or low-rise pants are acceptable.
• Shoes should be in accordance with above stated shoe policy, unless otherwise specified by administration.
• Hats are not allowed, unless on designated “hat days”.
• Students who repeatedly do not follow the dress code will lose the privilege of participating in Out-of-Uniform days.
• Administration/faculty reserves the right to determine what is appropriate and take appropriate actions needed to encourage the educational environment for St. George School.

Virtues in Practice (VIP) is a program for children in grades pre-kindergarten to grow in virtues and see the virtues as concrete expressions of their Catholic faith. It is set up in such a way that a whole school studies the same virtue each month, to provide a whole-school (and at home, whole family) focus. The program covers 27 vitues over a three-year cycle.

These three years emphasize and are names for the three theological virtues: Faith, Hope, & Charity.

To request that a copy be emailed to you, please email the school at school@sgs-hermann.com

St. George School Wellness Assessment

St. George School Wellness Policy