Daily Announcements (Judge Memorial Catholic High School)

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: August 11, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

The school year is upon us! We are entering our 96th year of providing a rigorous and faith-filled education to the children of Utah. We appreciate the trust you have in our teachers to provide the care and guidance throughout the year. Our faculty is recharged and ready to deliver.

We are entering the Twentieth Week of Ordinary Time. Throughout this week the Gospel readings focus on charity and service. The ease of a camel passing through the eye of needle prompts many of the listeners to reflect upon their own devotion to charity. This call for charity and service will continue to be a part of our school’s mission throughout the year.

The new student orientation will take place on Friday, August 12. There are many wonderful people helping to make this a memorable day for our incoming students. We look forward to welcoming the students as they begin their high school experience with us.

On Saturday, August 13 at 10:00am, we are excited to welcome you to our “Red and Gold” football game. This intra-squad game has been a tradition at Judge Memorial for half a century and has always been a great way to start the year.

Monday is the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Saturday is the Remembrance of Saint Bernard

Peace to you and your family during this exciting time. Go Bulldogs!

Blessings,

Patrick Lambert, Principal

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

Jesus said to his disciples:

“I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were already blazing!”

Luke 12

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/

The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

August 11: girls’ soccer away at Stansbury

August 12: New Student and Frosh Orientation, 7:55A to 1:30P

August 12: New Parent Welcome and Coffee, 8-9A in the cafeteria

August 12: Judge Robotics demonstration, 7P at the Gallivan Center Plaza

August 13: football’s Red and Gold Game, 10A at McCarthey Stadium

August 13: Judge Robotics demonstration, 7:30P at the Gallivan Center Plaza

August 14: All required summer reading completed!

August 15: Assumption of Mary

August 15: Welcome Bulldogs! First Day of Classes for the 2016-2017 School Year

August 15: boys’ golf at Bonneville Golf Course

August 15: girls’ soccer home with Highland at McCarthey Stadium

August 17: early dismissal at 1P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15P

August 18: cross country at Highland Invite

August 18: boys’ golf with Hillcrest High at Forest Dale Golf Course

August 18: girls’ tennis home with Rowland Hall at Liberty Park

August 19: New Parent Orientation, 5:30P in the cafeteria

August 19: Varsity Football Home Opener at McCarthey Stadium with Pine View, 7P

August 22: School Picture Day

August 22: girls’ tennis home with Stansbury and West Jordan at Liberty Park

August 22: girls’ soccer away at Park City

August 22: auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

August 23: auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

August 23: girls’ soccer home with Kearns at McCarthey Stadium

August 23: girls’ tennis home with Waterford at Liberty Park

August 23: girls’ volleyball away at Park City

August 24: boys’ golf with Skyline at Mountain Dell Golf Course

August 24: cross country at Region VI Pre-Regions at Cottonwood Complex

August 25: early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:50P

August 25: girls’ tennis away at West

August 25: boys’ golf with Skyline at Forest Dale Golf Course

August 25: girls’ soccer away at Cyprus

August 25: girls’ volleyball home with Olympus in the Judge Gym

August 25: Back to School Night, 6-8:35P

August 26: football away at Woods Cross

August 26: Mini-Musical in the Auditorium

August 27: cross country at Grass Relays, Westlake High School

August 27: Mini-Musical in the Auditorium

August 29: Homework Lab opens in the Learning Commons for the school year, 3-5P (please note date change!)

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

2. HOW TO: if you still need to access your student’s schedule, check the following

3. HOW TO: late arrivals

4. HOW TO: reminder on campus safety

5. HOW TO: reminder on class change policy

6. Parent Party Event on September 1: Reserve Your Spot Now!

7. Register your Smiths Rewards Card Now

8. Share your families’ Great News with us!

9. Volunteer Opportunity for parents: August 22

10.Volunteer Opportunities for families

11. Employment Opportunity: Part-time

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

Sophie Barajas, Class of 2018, is a dancer with the Utah'ko Triskalariak Basque dancers. From July 1-3, the dancers performed at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington D.C., which showcased the Basque culture this year. It was an awesome experience!

Sierra Bieling, Class of 2020, went on a mission trip to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota as part of the youth group at St. John the Baptist Parish. Sierra spent the week helping the local residents with projects in their community such as painting, assisting with the kids club, and other cleanup jobs.

Judge Robotics to participate in demonstration on August 12-13 at the Gallivan Center (check the online calendar for more info!)

2. HOW TO: if you still need to access your student’s schedule, check the following:

* Active FACTS Payment Agreement for 2016-2017? (dknutsen@judgememorial.com or csmith@judgememorial.com)

* All outstanding fees paid with Finance Office? (dknutsen@judgememorial.comor csmith@judgememorial.com)

* PUPS/JPA Service Hours complete from 2015-2016? (sgarside@judgememorial.com)

* If you are new to Judge, access codes and passwords were emailed to the email addresses listed on the application form. Questions? Please contact Mr. Lars Anderson, landerson@judgememorial.com.

3. HOW TO: late arrivals

If a student is absent from school due to illness or emergency, the parent or guardian must call the attendance secretary at 801-517-2142 by 9A on the day of the absence. Students arriving at school after 8A for any reason must check in at the dean’s office before going to class. A late arrival will be excused if the parent or guardian has sent a written note or email (reck@judgememorial.com) with a legitimate reason for the late arrival. If no excuse is received within 48 hours, a detention will be assigned.

4. HOW TO: reminders on campus safety

Entrance to the school building during school hours is restricted to the northeast doors on 1100 East. All visitors to Judge Memorial, including parents/guardians and family members, are to report to the main office upon arrival at school. Visitors are to utilize the buzzer and identify themselves to the main office before they will be buzzed in and permitted entrance to the building. Once inside, visitors are to report to the main office where an identifying badge will be distributed to the visitor; this badge must be kept visible at all times while at Judge.

5. HOW TO: reminders on class change policy

Elective class change requests will open for the first three days of each semester. A form will be available in the counseling office at that time. If a class change can be accommodated, students will be moved by the end of the first week of classes. Please keep in mind a class change may result in a student moving into a different section with a different teacher of their core classes. This may require the purchase of new textbooks. Please note that core class changes are limited to level placement (up or down) and are made in conjunction with the counselor and with the approval of the assistant principal. Students are not permitted to drop classes for free periods at anytime during the school year. Course changes due to school error will be corrected. World Language classes cannot be dropped once a schedule has been built.

6. Parent Party Event on September 1: Reserve Your Spot Now!

Don't miss out on the Movement & Martinis Mixer on September 1 at 7P. Get in shape for the new school year with Judge yoga teacher and college counselor Jeanette Sawaya. Celebrate back to school with an evening of outdoor movement and martinis with Mt. Olympus as your backdrop. We will start with some simple and relaxing yoga followed by poolside appetizers and martinis. Support Judge, get some exercise and enjoy the summer evening all in one fell swoop. This party is $25/person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! To sign up now:

https://judgememorial.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Gala2016/JudgeParties/tabid/742042/Default.aspx

7. Register your Smith’s Rewards Card Now!

Supporting Judge Memorial has never been easier! Just shop at Smith's and swipe your Rewards Card. To Enroll in the Program, please see the pdf at our ‘Ways to Give’ page on the Giving pages. Visit SmithsCommunityRewards.com. Sign in to your Online Account, or create an account. Find and select Judge Memorial and click "Save" (nonprofit organization #82125). For more, www.judgememorial.com, hover on Giving, click on Ways to Give, and read about the Smith’s Community Reward program. For a direct link:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=585724

8. Share your families’ Great News with us!

Now that the start of school is upon us, it is time to share with us the news of how your student spent his or her summer vacation! Share with us via email to mbartman@judgememorial.com the news and updates from your house: Did you student participate in a service trip? Complete any university-level research or internships? Receive any significant awards or honors? Hike to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro? We always appreciate learning more about the accomplishments of our students and thank you for taking the time to share those with us!

9. Volunteer Opportunity for parents: August 22

Four parent volunteers who have completed Safe Environment Certification are needed to assist with school picture day on Monday, August 22. Parents are needed to assist beginning at 7:30A through approximately 3P. Those parents who offer their help for the day will receive one free picture package. Please contact Shannon Garside for details (sgarside@judgememorial.com).

10. Volunteer Opportunities for families

All parents/guardians with students enrolled at Judge Memorial are automatically members of the Judge Parent Association (JPA). Each Judge Memorial family can choose 15 hours of service for the school each year or donate $150 in lieu of service. For a quick reference of current and upcoming volunteer opportunities at Judge, including contact information and events: www.judgememorial.com, click on Parents, look on the right for the ‘Volunteer Opportunities’ post. For a direct link:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

11. Employment Opportunity: Part-time Cafeteria Assistance

Judge Memorial Catholic High School has an immediate need for part-time assistance in the Cafeteria for the upcoming school year. Hours are from 7:30A to 2P, Monday-Friday, keeping in mind the school year calendar and special schedules. Duties to include: lunch prep, cashiering, and serving. Please forward a resume to Cindy Mauss, cafeteria manager, cmauss@judgememorial.com.

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QUICK LINKS:

Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Twitter Accounts for various clubs and teams.

Take a moment this weekend before school begins to follow these accounts and support our students!

Judge Athletics: @JMBulldogs

Baseball: @JudgeBaseball

Bulldog Press: @TheBulldogPress

Catharsis: @CatharsisJudge

Cheer: @Judgecheer

Football: @Judgefootball1

Girls’ Lacrosse: @JudgeGirlsLax

Boys’ Soccer: @JudgeBSoccer

Girls’ Soccer: @JM_GirlsSoccer

Softball: @JudgeSoftball

Swimming: @judgeswimming

Track and Field: @JudgeTrack

Girls’ Volleyball: @JudgeVolleyball

Instagram Accounts for various clubs and teams

Take a moment this weekend before school begins to follow these accounts and support our students!

Cheer: @JMCHS_Cheer

Cross Country: @JudgeXCountry

Football: @JudgeFootball1

Boys’ Lacrosse: @Judge_Lacrosse

Girls’ Lacrosse: @Judge_Girls_Lax

Softball: @JudgeSoftball

Swimming: @JudgeSwimming

Track and Field: @JudgeTrack

August 15, 2016: This Week at Judge!

Monday: August 15

Assumption of Mary

First Day of Classes for 2016-2017!

Boys’ Golf at Bonneville tourney

Girls’ Soccer home with Highland at McCarthey Stadium

Tuesday, August 16

Blocks 1-5

Wednesday, August 17

Early dismissal at 1P, after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15P

Thursday, August 18

Periods 8-1

Cross Country at Highland Invitational

Boys’ Golf with Hillcrest at Forest Dale Golf Course

Girls’ Tennis home with Rowland Hall at Liberty Park

Friday, August 19

Periods 1-8

New Parent Orientation in the Cafeteria, 5:30P

Football home with Pine View at McCarthey Stadium

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: August 18, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

The school year is in session! It has been wonderful to see all the smiling faces of our students. The school looks great and members of the faculty are catching stride. We strive to foster continuous growth within each student.

We are entering the Twenty First Week of Ordinary Time. In this week’s readings we hear Jesus urging us to “Stay awake! For you do not know on which day your Lord will come.” This idea of being prepared makes us look inward and take the time for reflective examination.

Monday is the Memorial of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Wednesday is the Feast of Saint Bartholomew
Saturday is the Memorial of Saint Monica

This coming Friday is the New Parent Orientation held in our cafeteria. The event will begin at 5:30pm and will end right before our first home football game. We hope you can join us for both.

On Monday evening we lost a dear friend, colleague, and teacher, Susan Monserret. Susan taught at the school over the course of the last six years. She was an instrumental member of our Theology department. We pray for the repose of her soul and for her family through this difficult time. Information regarding the funeral services can be found at:

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/saltlaketribune/obituary.aspx?n=susan-renee-monserret&pid=181102713&fhid=23304

Please be careful during pick-up and drop-off at the school. All students should be using the crosswalk when crossing the road. Also we need to avoid double parking when picking students up or dropping them off. If dropping a student off on the other side of the road, please do so next to the crosswalk. Thank you for taking these precautionary measures. We also ask that students and parents abide by the speed limits posted throughout the neighborhood.

Monday is picture day at the school. Information packets should come home today with students. Next Wednesday, August 24, school will dismiss at 2:45. This is in order to have our shortened day on Thursday, which is Back to School Night. Classes on Thursday will dismiss at 1:35. Back to School Night begins at 6:00pm in the auditorium. Please join us for the celebration and the opportunity to meet your child’s teachers.

We will be celebrating our first school Liturgy on Thursday, August 25. Parents are more than welcome to participate. Please check in at the main office. Mass will begin at 9:30.

I hope you have a wonderful week ahead.

God bless,

Patrick Lambert

Principal

Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“Cleanse first the inside of the cup, so that the outside also may be clean.”

- Matthew 23

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/

AUGUST

18 cross country at Highland Invite

18 boys’ golf with Hillcrest High at Forest Dale Golf Course

18 girls’ tennis home with Rowland Hall at Liberty Park

19 New Parent Orientation, 5:30P in the cafeteria

19 Varsity Football Home Opener at McCarthey Stadium with Pine View, 7P “Pride Night”

22 School Picture Day (All Students in Full Uniform)

22 girls’ tennis home with Stansbury and West Jordan at Liberty Park

22 girls’ soccer away at Park City

22 auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

23 auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

23 girls’ soccer home with Kearns at McCarthey Stadium

23 girls’ tennis home with Waterford at Liberty Park

23 girls’ volleyball away at Park City

24 Regular Dismissal Time of 2:45P

24 boys’ golf with Skyline at Mountain Dell Golf Course

24 cross country at Region VI Pre-Regions at Cottonwood Complex

25 Early Dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P

25 Back to School Night, 6-8:35P

25 girls’ tennis away at West

25 boys’ golf with Skyline at Forest Dale Golf Course

25 girls’ soccer away at Cyprus

25 girls’ volleyball home with Olympus in the Judge Gym

26 football away at Woods Cross

26 Blessed Sacrament Fall Festival Fun Run (see on-line Calendar for more info.)

27 cross country at Grass Relays, Westlake High School

29 Homework Lab opens in the Learning Commons for the school year, 3-5P (please note date change!)

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Susan Monserret: Memorial Services August 19 and 20

2. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

3. CBN Announces Second Annual Golf Classic

4. New Parent Orientation: Friday, August 19, at 5:30P in the Cafeteria

5. School Picture Day: Monday, August 22 - All students to be in Uniform

6. Back to School Night 2016: Thursday, August 25, 6-8:35P, in the Auditorium

7. Bulldog Boogie September 2016: "A Bieber Boogie"

8. School Counseling “Table Talks” 2016-2017

9. Late Arrival (Tardy) Protocol

10. Employment Opportunity: Part-time Cafeteria Assistance

11. Parent Party Event on September 1: Reserve Your Spot Now!

1. Susan Monserret: Memorial Services August 19 and 20

Please see the below link for her obituary and detailed memorial service information. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/deseretnews/obituary.aspx?n=Susan-Renee-Monserret&pid=181102712

2. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

Congratulations to seniors Josh Ballard, Alex Barnett, Sam Cassel, and Ryan Kenny who have been named captains for the 2016 Judge Memorial football team.

Madelyn Bossarte, Class of 2020, and her family hosted a teen from Northern Ireland as volunteer hosts for the Ulster Project. The Bossartes had a great experience sharing American culture, supporting service projects, experiencing the great outdoors, and meeting other families within the project. Madelyn proclaimed it the "best month of my life!"

Kaden Elliss, Class of 2014, was the subject of a feature article in the Lewiston Tribune on August 10, 2016, "Vandals' Elliss ready to lead team.”

Xavier Price, Class of 2016, completed Basic Cadet Training (BCT) at the United States Air Force Academy in August 2016 with flying colors. Xavier, a member of the Falcons football team, has begun his course work at Air Force.

Chris Jones, Class of 1990, has taken a position with the University of Utah men's basketball team. Most recently, he was an assistant with Utah State basketball, and had been with the Aggies since 2008.

3. CBN Announces Second Annual Golf Classic

The Catholic Business Network (CBN) would like to invite everyone to join the Second Annual Golf Classic by Maid Right. The date is Saturday, September 11, 2016, at the Ridge Golf Course. It will be a 4-person scramble format. The proceeds will be given to Utah Catholic Schools. Please visit www.utahcbn.org or CBN’s Facebook page to learn more: https://www.facebook.com/utahcbn.

4. New Parent Orientation: Friday, August 19, at 5:30P in the Cafeteria

If you are just beginning your Judge experience, this casual gathering is an opportunity for members of our Judge staff and administration to welcome you and answer your questions. After a brief presentation, the floor is opened for a question and answer period. Join us in the school’s Cafeteria, and then stay for the football’s home game opener against Pine View at 7P. For more information visit: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/news/article/596898

5. School Picture Day: Monday, August 22 - All students to be in Uniform

Lifetouch picture information packets will go home today with students. Additionally, an email will be sent to all parents from Lifetouch with a link to order on-line. Contact Joan Jensen (jjensen@judgememorial.com) for additional information.

6. Back to School Night 2016: Thursday, August 25, 6-8:35P, in the Auditorium

All parents and guardians are invited and encouraged to attend. Parents and guardians will have the opportunity to follow their student's schedule, meet their student's teachers, and receive classroom policies and grading criteria from each teacher. For more information, including JPA, parking info, Spirit Shop details, and more, visit: www.judgememorial.com, click on Parents, look on the right for Back to School Night ’16. For a direct link:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=736664

7. Bulldog Boogie September 2016: "A Bieber Boogie"

The Judge Memorial Catholic High School Dance and Cheer programs invite any, and all children, ages 5 and up to participate in the 28th annual Bulldog Boogie. Registration for this year's event is open through September 6. Clinics are held at Judge on September 6-7-8. The halftime performance will take place on the McCarthey Stadium field, September 9, during the Judge home football game. For more information and to register please visit http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258135&type=d&pREC_ID=626964

8. School Counseling “Table Talks” 2016-2017

Each week, the Judge Memorial School Counselors will pose a question that we hope will bring open conversation and dialogue for you and your family. We call this weekly outreach the “Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks”. We encourage you and your family to participate openly, freely, with no judgment, at whatever level is most comfortable in your own home. Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks: What are you most looking forward to this school year?

9. Late Arrival (Tardy) Protocol

Now that school is in full swing, it’s important to review the protocol for late arrivals.

If a student is absent from school due to illness or emergency, the parent or guardian must call the attendance secretary at 801-517-2142 by 9A on the day of the absence. Students arriving at school after 8A for any reason must check in at the dean’s office before going to class. A late arrival will be excused if the parent or guardian has sent a written note or email (reck@judgememorial.com ) with a legitimate reason for the late arrival. If no excuse is received within 48 hours, a detention will be assigned.

10. Employment Opportunity: Part-time Cafeteria Assistance

11. Parent Party Event on September 1: Reserve Your Spot Now!

Don't miss out on the Movement & Martinis Mixer on September 1 at 7P. Get in shape for the new school year with Judge yoga teacher and college counselor Jeanette Sawaya. Celebrate back to school with an evening of outdoor movement and martinis with Mt. Olympus as your backdrop. We will start with some simple and relaxing yoga followed by poolside appetizers and martinis. This party is $25/person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! To sign up now: https://judgememorial.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Gala2016/JudgeParties/tabid/742042/Default.aspx

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QUICK LINKS:

Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Calendar at a Glance:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

August 22, 2016: This Week at Judge!

DETENTION OPPORTUNITIES: Students serving detentions have three opportunities to serve your detention within one week:
Tuesday after dismissal in room 209
Wednesday after dismissal in room 209
Thursday at 7A in room 315 with Dr. Ayton

BULLDOG MASCOT: Do you have school spirit? Do you love to attend various Judge games? Do you love to be in disguise? Well, being the treasured Bulldog mascot or the Bulldog puppy is just for you! We are looking for a senior and an underclassman who is interesting in serving either role. Please see Mrs. Hendrickson if you are interested! #GoBulldogs

FROSH CORE: Attention 9th Graders! Are you interested in running for Student Council this school year? Are you a leader, welcoming and friendly, have a 3.0 GPA or higher? The, be sure to pick up an application in Mrs. Rainwater's office, room 217, as soon as possible! Apps need to be completed and turned in by Monday, August 29. We are looking forward to having a full, qualified, and active slate of candidates for StuCo Frosh Core!

Monday, August 22

Periods 1-8

School Picture Day! (yes, students report in uniform!)

girls' tennis home with Stansbury and West Jordan at Liberty Park

girls' soccer away at Park City

auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

Tuesday, August 23

Periods 8-1

New Upperclass Student Luncheon during A & B lunches

auditions for the fall musical "In The Heights" after school in the music room

girls' soccer home with Kearns here at McCarthey Stadium

girls' tennis home with Waterford at Liberty Park

girls' volleyball away at Park City

Wednesday, August 24
2:45P dismissal

All frosh and junior girls' soccer players please report to the library on Wednesday at 3P for impact testing!
Blocks 1-5

boys' golf with Murray at Murray Parkway

cross country at Region VI Pre-Regions at Cottonwood Complex

Thursday, August 25

early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles depart no later than1:45P

blocks 8-6

girls' tennis away at West

girls' soccer away at Cyprus

boys' golf with Skyline at Forest Dale Golf Course

girls' volleyball home with Olympus in the Judge gym

Back to School Night 2016 from 6-8:35P

Friday, August 26

Periods 1-8

varsity football away at Woods Cross

Blessed Sacrament Fall Festival Fun Run (see online calendar for more info)

Saturday, August 27

cross county at Grass Relays, Westlake High School

girls tennis away at Ogden tourney

Go Bulldogs!

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Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: August 25, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are coming to the conclusion of our second week of the school year. Thank you to Father Briese for leading our first school mass this week. With joy, we celebrated the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Catholic academic institutions across the globe gather each year to ask for guidance and wisdom from the Holy Spirit. This tradition dates back to 1548. May the Holy Spirit strengthen each of us throughout the school year.

Twenty-Second Week of Ordinary Time

Monday is the Memorial of the Passion on Saint John the Baptist

Saturday is the Memorial of Saint Gregory the Great

Homework lab will open next week. This additional support provided by our teachers occurs in the library after school on most Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Please encourage your child to utilize the support. We will also be having freshmen student council elections next week. This is a great opportunity for the students to develop their leadership skills. On Friday, September 2, we will proudly honor our military veterans at our football game. Please join us in support of our service members.

I hope you have a blessed week ahead.

My best,

Patrick Lambert

Principal

Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“Jesus said to Simon, ‘Do not be afraid. From now on, you will be catching men.’

When they brought their boats to shore, they left everything and followed him.”  - Luke 5 

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/

The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what isupcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

AUGUST

25 Back to School Night, 6-8:35P

25 girls’ tennis away at West

25 boys’ golf with Skyline at Forest Dale Golf Course

25 girls’ soccer away at Cyprus

25 girls’ volleyball home with Olympus in the Judge Gym

26 football away at Woods Cross

26 Blessed Sacrament Fall Festival Fun Run (see on-line Calendar for more info.)

27 cross country at Grass Relays, Westlake High School

29 Homework Lab opens in the Learning Commons for the school year, 3-5P (please note date change!)

29 Rehearsals begin for the musical “In The Heights”

30 Ambassadors sponsored Bulldog Buddies Breakfast 7:30A

30 girls’ soccer away at Olympus

30 girls’ tennis away at East

31 Early Dismissal at 1P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15P

31 boys’ golf with Hillcrest at Soldier Hollow Golf Course

SEPTEMBER

1 girls’ tennis home with Kearns

1 girls’ volleyball home with Hillcrest

2 cross country at Aggie Invitational in Logan

2 football home with Provo, 7P – “Military/Vet Night”

5 LABOR DAY – NO SCHOOL

6 girls’ soccer home with Hillcrest

6 girls’ tennis away at Olympus

6 girls’ volleyball away at Skyline

7 boys’ golf with Cyprus at Stansbury Park

7 Early Dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P

8 boys’ golf with Murray at Bonneville Golf Course

8 girls’ soccer home with Skyline

8 girls’ volleyball home with Kearns

8 Frosh Core Elections (please note date change!)

9 cross country at Murray Invitational

9 football home with Logan 7P

9 Bulldog Boogie ’16, during halftime at the football game

Mark Those Calendars: Mon, Sept 5, Labor Day - no school

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks: What are your goals and objectives for the school year?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

2. Back to School Night 2016: TONIGHT!

3. HOW TO: Check Skyward for messages from teachers and classes

4. School Calendar 2016-2017

5. Student-Parent Handbook and Planner Available for Purchase

6. Bulldog Boogie September 2016: "A Bieber Boogie"

7. From the Dean's Office: Reminders on Supervision

8. From Athletics: Welcoming Boys’ Soccer Coaches

9. Video Contest for High School Students

10. Parent Party Event on September 9

11. Employment Opportunity at St. Francis Xavier

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

Kendrick Nafus, Class of 2014 and now a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy, signed his '2 for 7' commitment on Saturday, August 20, at Memorial Hall in Annapolis, MD.

Chris Sloan, Judge Memorial faculty member, has been selected for national STEM PBS program funded by National Science Foundation. Chris Sloane and Judge Memorial media students (along with students at 19 other schools across the country) will be creating stories about our nation's national parks for PBS NewsHour. More details may be found at: http://to.pbs.org/2bj64Rf

2. Back to School Night 2016: TONIGHT at 6-8:35P, in the Auditorium

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=736664

3. HOW TO: Check Skyward for messages from teachers and classes

Parents and guardians are reminded that teachers are placing information on Skyward for families and students. Remember to check each of your student’s classes for messages from teachers when you log in to Skyward. It is a quick, easy, accessible way for you and your student to stay on track with homework, assignments, and updated grades.

4. School Calendar 2016-2017

Please access the online a copy of the current year's one-page academic calendar for the 2016-2017 academic year. This calendar provides a quick 'at a glance' overview of the year. As changes are made, and any adjustments are kept to a minimum, the changes are posted on our online calendar. To access the calendar online: www.judgememorial.com, click on Parents; look on the right for Calendar Year-At-A-Glance. For a direct link:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

5. Student-Parent Handbook and Planner Available for Purchase

All students have received copies of their planners. A limited number of handbook/planners are available for purchase in the Spirit Shop for $5. Having a copy at home or at work is a great resource for parents. It you are interested, stop by early as they are sold on a first-come, first-sold basis.

6. Bulldog Boogie September 2016: "A Bieber Boogie"

Thank you for helping us spread the word about this long-standing annual tradition. The Judge Memorial Catholic High School Dance and Cheer programs invite any, and all children, ages 5 and up to participate in the 28th annual Bulldog Boogie. Registration for this year's event is open through September 6. Clinics are held at Judge on September 6-7-8. The halftime performance will take place on the McCarthey Stadium field, September 9, during the Judge home football game. For more information and to register please visit http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258135&type=d&pREC_ID=626964

7. From the Dean's Office: Reminders on Supervision

Judge Memorial does not assume responsibility for the safety of students who are in the building or on the property outside of school hours and official school activities. While the school does its best to provide supervision of students during school hours, it relies on each student to assume responsibility for following school procedures and notifying administrators when any dangerous situation arises. All students must vacate the building by 3:30P, or by 2P on early dismissal days, unless participating in a school approved activity or program and are under adult supervision. The school does not have supervision after 3:30P (2P on early dismissal days). The school will not be held responsible for students after this time.

8. From Athletics: Welcoming Boys’ Soccer Coaches

We welcome the following dynamic group of coaches (all Judge Alumni) to our wonderful Judge community.

Kelly Terrill - Head Varsity Coach Boys' Soccer

Kelly graduated from Judge Memorial Catholic High School (JMCHS) in 1986. He had a wonderful experience at JMCHS, playing football and soccer. In 1986, Terrill left Utah to attend the University of Notre Dame. He was fortunate in being able to practice with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team for a couple of years while going to school. Terrill graduated from Notre Dame in 1990 and came back to the University of Utah, where he received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree. He has coached soccer for his club team for nearly 20 years and coached Judge Memorial's boys’ soccer from 2007 to 2013. In 2010, with Terrill at the helm, JMCHS won its first state championship since 1989. Terrill and his wife, Christy, have two sons, Ross and Jack. Ross graduated from JMCHS in 2011, and from Gonzaga University in 2015. Jack is currently attending JMCHS. Terrill is very excited about being back at Judge Memorial to coach the boys’ soccer program.

Joe Alamilla - Associate Head Varsity Coach Boys’ Soccer
Joe Alamilla attended Judge Memorial Catholic High School (JMCHS) from 1991 to 1995. During his time at JMCHS, he lettered in football and soccer, and was co-captain for the varsity soccer team. After graduating from JMCHS, Joe went to the University of Utah to earn a B.A. in History and Asian Studies, and then went on to earn his J.D. from the University of Utah. Joe started coaching soccer in 2007 and eventually started his own non-profit soccer club, Roma FC. Joe, and his wife of 16 years, Nicole, have four wonderful daughters. They are thrilled to be part of JMCHS community.

Rick Razzeca - Head Junior Varsity Coach Boys' Soccer
Rick, a Judge alumnus, graduated from Judge in 1986. He was an avid athlete competing in both football and soccer. He graduated from Westminster College and is thrilled to be back at Judge coaching boy's soccer.

Please visit the Boys’ Soccer Blog for 2016-2017 for this and more information about these outstanding additions the JMCHS Athletics. http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256924&type=d&pREC_ID=1010265

9. Video Contest for High School Students

Lights, Camera, ACTION! The Utah Knights of Columbus is sponsoring a Drug/Alcohol Abuse Awareness Video Contest for students. Utah high school students will have the opportunity to produce a 30-second, public service announcement, video, promoting drug and alcohol abuse prevention. The entries are online and are due by May 15, 2017. Details, including entry forms, can be found at: http://utahknights.org/ Click on “Programs” at the top, then select “Video PSA” from the drop-down menu. A direct link to the entry form can be found here: http://utahknights.org/wp-data/uploads/2015/06/Rules-for-Drug-and-Alcohol-PSA-Contest.pdf

10. Parent Party Event on September 9: Limited Availability—Sign up NOW!

Join us for a fun and fabulous Federal Heights Progressive Dinner. Take a fall excursion through this beautiful and historic neighbor hood with stops at the homes of Judge parents, Cynthia Spoor and Doug Howard, Jodi and Jeff Gross, and Karen and David Flood. Includes dinner, dessert, wine and beer and a cocktail wagon or two. This party is $75/person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! To sign up now:https://judgememorial.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Gala2016/JudgeParties/tabid/742042/Default.aspx

11. Employment Opportunity at St. Francis Xavier

St. Francis Xavier is looking for an accountant to handle all accounting functions of the parish and school. Approximately 16 hours per week. Pay rate commensurate with education and experience. Please send resume and cover letter to Marianne Rozsahegyi mrozsahegyi@stfxcs.org

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QUICK LINKS:

Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Calendar at a Glance:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:

http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

Monday, 8//29

Boys Junior Varsity Golf @ Park City 3:10P Bus Departure

Tuesday, 8/30

Girls Soccer (Varsity and JV) @ Olympus 2:00P Dismissal

Girls Varsity Tennis @ East High School 3:30P Start Time

Wednesday, 8/31

Boys Varsity Golf @ Hillcrest High School, Soldier Hollow

Girls Freshman Volleyball @ Alta High School 6:00P & 7:00P Start Time

Thursday, 9/1

Boys Freshman Football @ Provo High School 1:15P Dismissal

Girls Varsity Tennis with Kearns High School 3:30 Start Time

Girls Volleyball (Soph, Varsity, JV) with Hillcrest High School 3:30P, 4:45P, 6:00P Start Times

Friday, 9/2

Coed Cross Country @ USU Aggie Invite 1:15P Dismissal

Varsity Football with Provo Bulldogs 7:00P

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: September 1, 2016

We are coming to the conclusion of our third week in school. It has been a pleasure watching the students get settled into their classes and watching our teachers find ways to inspire a love of learning.

We are entering the Twenty-Third Week of Ordinary Time. In this week’s readings according to the Gospel of Luke we see over and over Jesus’ message urging us to not judge or condemn our neighbor. This message culminates in the saying of not looking at the splinter in somebody else’s eye when we have “wooden beam” in our own.

Thursday is the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Friday the Memorial of Saint Peter Claver

This Sunday, September 4, the "Canonization of Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta" will be airing live at 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning. Complete details can be found at: http://www.ewtn.com/motherteresa/.

The school will be closed on Monday, September 5, for Labor Day. Classes resume on Tuesday. This Friday we will honor the “Day of Prayer for Peace in Our Communities.” Our Theology department will be reflecting with a decade of the Rosary in each of their classes in the Prayer Garden. You and your family are welcome to attend.

Friday, September 9, is the Bulldog Boogie! This annual event has been a joy to watch for over thirty years. Please join us at the football game and watch as our little bulldogs create the halftime show. This is open to elementary students and the preparation begins on Monday so spread the word!

“Lord, when I hear how others praise and pray to you, giving themselves to you without reserve, I am ashamed of my own misgivings and half-heartedness. Fill me with such love for you that I may long to give myself to you too. Let the lesser loves of everyday life take their proper place in my affections, leaving you first. Here I am, Lord, body, heart, and soul. Grant that with your love I may be big enough to reach the world and small enough to be at one with you. Amen.” — Mother Teresa

My best,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

Love your enemies and do good to them, and lend expecting nothing back; then your reward will be great.  - Luke 6  

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

SEPTEMBER
1 girls’ tennis home with Kearns
1 girls’ volleyball home with Hillcrest
2 cross country at USU Aggie Invitational in Logan
2 football home with Provo, 7P – “Military/Vet Night”
5 LABOR DAY – NO SCHOOL
6 girls’ soccer home with Hillcrest
6 girls’ tennis away at Olympus
6 girls’ volleyball away at Skyline
7 boys’ golf with Cyprus at Stansbury Park
7 Early Dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
8 boys’ golf with Murray at Bonneville Golf Course
8 girls’ soccer home with Skyline
8 girls’ volleyball home with Kearns
8 Frosh Core Elections (please note date change!)
9 cross country at Murray Invitational
9 football home with Logan 7P
9 Bulldog Boogie ’16, during halftime at the football game
10 ACT Test Date
11 CBA Golf Classic
12 - 18Spirit Week
13 boys’ golf with Olympus at Glendale
13 girls’ soccer away at Murray
13 girls’ tennis away at Murray
13 girls’ volleyball home with Cyprus
14 boys’ golf with Skyline at Mountain Dell
14 Students 4 Students Kickoff!
14 Early dismissal at 1P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15
15 girls’ soccer away at Kearns
15 girls’ tennis home with Skyline
15 girls’ volleyball away at Murray
16 cross country all city meet (location TBD)
16 Alumni Pre-game Celebration
17 football homecoming game with Stansbury
18 Homecoming Dance (in Judge Gym)

Mark Those Calendars: Monday, Sept. 5 - Labor Day - no school
Mark Those Calendars: Homecoming Dance - Sept. 17

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
What do you believe that heaven is like?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
2. National Day of Prayer for Peace: Sept 9, 2016
3. Bulldog Boogie 2016
4. Judge Memorial’s Homecoming Events
5. CBN’s Second Annual Golf Classic
6. Save the Date for the Bishop’s Dinner
7. Homework Lab Available For Students
8. Personalize Your Student’s Yearbook

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
In case you missed it, Chris Sloan, Judge Memorial faculty member, has been selected for national STEM PBS program funded by National Science Foundation. Chris Sloane and students in his new media class (along with students at 19 other schools across the country) will be creating stories about our nation's national parks for PBS NewsHour. More details may be found at: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/pressrelease/pbs-newshour-student-reporting-labs-youth-reporters-go-outside-find-stories-national-parks/

2. National Day of Prayer for Peace: Sept 9, 2016
In light of recent incidents of violence and racial tension in communities across the United States, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, has invited all dioceses across the country to unite in a Day of Prayer for Peace in Our Communities on Sept. 9, the feast of St. Peter Claver. Here in the Diocese of Salt Lake City, a Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Madeleine on September 9, 2016 at 5:15 with a homily that will focus on healing as well as special prayers of the faithful. In a sign of solidarity with those affected by violence and racial tension, we will join with dioceses around the country in the ringing of bells at 1:00 p.m. MST. Further information and resources may be found on the Diocesan website, http://www.dioslc.org/national-day-of-prayer?rc-preview=1472155156096

At Judge Memorial, in support of the National Day of Prayer for Pearce, each Theology class will be doing a decade of the Rosary in our Prayer Garden. This will bring students of all ages together for reflection and prayer. We will also be starting each class with a humanitarian presentation. Contact your student’s Theology teacher for information on specific times if you would like to attend.

3. Bulldog Boogie 2016: Calling all children ages 5 and up!
It’s not to late to sign up! The Judge Memorial Catholic High School Dance and Cheer programs invite any, and all children, ages 5 and up to participate in the 28th annual Bulldog Boogie. Registration for this year's event is open through September 6. Clinics are held at Judge on September 6-7-8. The halftime performance will take place on the McCarthey Stadium field, September 9, during the Judge home football game. For more information and to register please visit http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258135&type=d&pREC_ID=626964

4. Judge Memorial’s Homecoming Events
Judge Memorial-St Mary of the Wasatch alumni are invited to join in the annual Homecoming festivities on Friday, September 16, 2016. Alumni are invited to a pre-game, alumni only event beginning at 5:30 p.m. followed by a 7 p.m. kickoff as Judge Memorial's football team hosts Stansbury High School. During half-time of the game, five State championship JMCHS teams will be recognized: 1976 girls’ tennis team, 1981 football team, 1991 boys’ cross country team, 1991 boys’ tennis team, and 1996 boys’ & girls’ swimming team. For more information, visit www.judgememorial.com. Alumni are asked to RSVP for the pre-game reception to Joyce Munson, jmunson@judgememorial.com.

5. CBN’s Second Annual Golf Classic
The Catholic Business Network (CBN) would like to invite everyone to join the Second Annual Golf Classic by Maid Right. The date is Saturday, September 11, 2016, at the Ridge Golf Course. It will be a 4-person scramble format. The proceeds will be given to Utah Catholic Schools. Please visit www.utahcbn.org or CBN’s Facebook page to learn more: https://www.facebook.com/utahcbn.

6. Save the Date for The Bishop’s Dinner
The Bishop’s Dinner will be held on Thursday, September 15 at The Grand America. The Bishop’s Dinner is A Benefit for The Cathedral of the Madeleine. It is an ongoing effort committed to preserving the beauty and magnificence of the Cathedral for generations to come. This year’s theme is "Building Bridges." Guest speaker will be Gregory Glenn, Director of Music and Liturgy, Cathedral of the Madeleine and Pastoral Administrator, The Madeleine Choir School. Frank Layden will be the MC of the evening. Sponsor tables are available for $1,500. $2,500, $5,000, $10.000 and $25,000+. Individual seats for the Dinner are $150.00. For more information or to register for The Bishop’s Dinner please contact Patricia Wesson at 801-328-8941 ext. 108 or pwesson@utcotm.org

7. Homework Lab Available For Students
Think your student may need extra study time? The Homework Lab is open in the Learning Commons most Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 3-5P. Select faculty members are on-hand to assist students. The Homework Lab is closed on early dismissal days, and those dates that are announced via the student planner, online web calendar, or through the weekly parent emails. Please encourage your student to utilize this valuable service.

8. Personalize Your Student’s Yearbook
Included in each student’s registration fees, is the 2017 Judge Memorial yearbook, “All Eyes on Us”. If you are interested in personalizing your student’s yearbook or ordering additional copies, please place your order by January 1, 2017. For an order form visit:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258157&type=d&pREC_ID=1018801. If you have questions, please contact the yearbook advisor, Joan Jensen at: jjensen@judgememorial.com.

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QUICK LINKS:
Follow us on Twitter: @JudgePride
Follow us on Instagram: @JudgePride
Follow us on Pinterest: @JudgePride
Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Calendar at a Glance:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

Week of September 5, 2016 @ Judge Memorial!

Tuesday, September 6, 2016:
Girls' Soccer home with Hillcrest at McCarthey Stadium
Girls' Tennis away at Olympus
Girls' Volleyball away at Skyline

Wednesday, September 7, 2016:
Boys' Golf with Cyprus at Stansbury Park
early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P

Thursday, September 8, 2016:
Frosh Core Elections! Best of luck to all candidates!
Boys' Golf with Murray at Bonneville Golf Course
Girls' Soccer home with Skyline at McCarthey Stadium
Girls' Volleyball home with Kearns in the storied Judge Gym

Friday, September 9, 2016:
Bulldog Boogie '16 during halftime of the varsity football game
Cross Country at the Murray Invitational
Football home with Logan at McCarthey Stadium

Saturday, September 10, 2016:
ACT Test Date

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: September 8, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families:

There’s a new Bulldog in the House! You will notice that we are missing an important contribution to our weekly newsletter. Our Principal, Patrick Lambert and his wife, Hilary, have their hands full with the birth of their first child, James Howard Lambert. He made a grand entrance into the world early Sunday morning, September 4, weighing in at seven pounds, three ounces. James Howard is healthy and all is well with the new family! Congratulations to Patrick and Hilary, and welcome future Bulldog, James Howard!

“And he took a child and put him in the midst of them, and taking him in his arms, he said to them, ‘Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me, and whoever receives me, receives not me but him who sent me.’” - Mark 9:36-37

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

SEPTEMBER
9 National Day of Prayer for Peace
9 Representative Visit from University of Notre Dame 9A
9 cross country at Murray Invitational
9 girls’ tennis away at St. George Tournament
9 football home with Logan 7P
9 Bulldog Boogie at halftime of the Logan football game
10 girls’ tennis away at St. George Tournament
10 ACT Test Date
11 Catholic Business Network Golf Classic
12 StuCo Sponsors Spirit Week ‘16
12 Spirit Dress for $1 donation “Memorial Monday” pink shirt with uniform bottom to honor those fighting cancer and other serious illnesses
13 boys’ golf with Olympus at Glendale
13 girls’ soccer away at Murray
13 girls’ tennis away at Murray
13 girls’ volleyball home with Cyprus
13 Sprit Dress for $1 donation “Tropical Tuesday” tropical-themed shirt with uniform bottom - hat, sunglasses, leis are permitted
14 Early dismissal at 1P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15
14 Students 4 Students Kickoff!
14 boys’ golf with Skyline at Mountain Dell
14 Spirit Dress for $1 donation “Wild West Wednesday” western-themed shirts and hats with uniform bottoms; for a $5 donation jeans and cowboy boots may be worn (blue denim jeans only)
15 girls’ soccer away at Kearns
15 girls’ tennis home with Skyline
15 girls’ volleyball away at Murray
15 Spirit Dress for $1 donation “Team Thursday” favorite Judge, collegiate, or professional sports team shirt with uniform bottom
16 Midterms
16 cross country all-city meet (location TBD)
16 Alumni Pre-game Celebration
16 Spirit Dress for $1 donation “Color War!” students may dress in their “Color War” tops with uniform bottoms: Seniors wear Black tops, Juniors wear Red tops, Sophomores wear White tops, Freshman wear Yellow tops. Tasteful face paint allowed!
16 football with Stansbury for Homecoming ‘16
17 Diocesan Pastoral Congress at the Skaggs Catholic Center
17 Homecoming Dance 7:30-10:00P (in Judge Gym), “Masquerade”
18 Carmelite Fair
19 Students for Students First Pickup Day
19 Senior Parent College Night with college counselors
20 girls’ soccer home with Cyprus
20 girls’ tennis away at Hillcrest
20 cross country Catholic Schools Championships at Wheeler Historic Farm
21 boys’ golf with Olympus at Glendale
21 Homework Lab open 3-5P
22 Early dismissal at 12 noon; after school shuttles to depart no later than 12:15
22 Homework Lab closed
22 Parent-Teacher Conferences from 1-6P
22 boys’ golf with Kearns at The Ridge Golf Course
22 girls’ tennis away at Cyprus
22 girls’ volleyball away at Olympus

Mark your calendars: School Picture Make-up Day is September 26
Mark your calendars: Rocky Mountain Association for College Admission Counseling (RMACAC) Utah College Fair is October 1, 11:30A – 3:30P

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
If you could have any super power, what would it be, and why?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
2. National Day of Prayer for Peace: September 9
3. CBN’s Second Annual Golf Classic: September 11
4. The Bishop’s Dinner: September 15
5. 2016 Diocesan Pastoral Congress at the Skaggs Catholic Center: September 17
6. Father Dominic Video Reflections
7. Homecoming Spirit Week ’16: Activities and Special Dress Opportunities
8. Judge Memorial’s Alumni Homecoming Events
9. Driver Education Class Registration: Fall 2016
10. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents & Students:

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Ben Butcher and Phil Start, both Class of 2017, were the subjects of a feature article in the September 2, 2016, issue of the Intermountain Catholic that focused on their summer international service in Guatemala and Madagascar respectively.

Mark Pett, class of 1988, has a new book coming out on Tuesday, September 6, 2016, titled "This Is My Book." Mark is the author and illustrator of the book. If you are interested in learning more, read on here: http://www.markpett.com/authorstrator/2016/08/30/this-is-my-book-comes-out-next-week-september-6th-2016/

Luke Puskedra, Class of 2008, finished in the tenth spot in the Faxon Law New Haven Road Race 20K held on September 5, with a time of 1:00:14. Next up for Luke is the Chicago Marathon on October 9.

2. National Day of Prayer for Peace: September 9
A Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Madeleine on September 9, 2016 at 5:15 with a homily that will focus on healing as well as special prayers of the faithful. In a sign of solidarity with those affected by violence and racial tension, we will join with dioceses around the country in the ringing of bells at 1:00 p.m. MST. Further information and resources may be found on the Diocesan website, http://www.dioslc.org/national-day-of-prayer?rc-preview=1472155156096

At Judge Memorial, in support of the National Day of Prayer for Peace, each theology class will be doing a decade of the Rosary in our Prayer Garden. This will bring students of all ages together for reflection and prayer. Contact your student’s Theology teacher for information on specific times if you would like to attend.

3. CBN’s Second Annual Golf Classic: September 11
The Catholic Business Network (CBN) would like to invite everyone to join the Second Annual Golf Classic by Maid Right. The date is Saturday, September 11, 2016, at the Ridge Golf Course. It will be a 4-person scramble format. The proceeds will be given to Utah Catholic Schools. Please visit www.utahcbn.org or CBN’s Facebook page to learn more: https://www.facebook.com/utahcbn.

4. The Bishop’s Dinner: September 15
The Bishop’s Dinner will be held on Thursday, September 15 at The Grand America. The Bishop’s Dinner is A Benefit for The Cathedral of the Madeleine. It is an ongoing effort committed to preserving the beauty and magnificence of the Cathedral for generations to come. This year’s theme is "Building Bridges." Guest speaker will be Gregory Glenn, Director of Music and Liturgy, Cathedral of the Madeleine and Pastoral Administrator, The Madeleine Choir School. Frank Layden will be the MC of the evening. Sponsor tables are available for $1,500. $2,500, $5,000, $10.000 and $25,000+. Individual seats for the Dinner are $150.00. For more information or to register for The Bishop’s Dinner please contact Patricia Wesson at 801-328-8941 ext. 108 or pwesson@utcotm.org

5. 2016 Diocesan Pastoral Congress: September 17
The 2016 Pastoral Congress will be held on Saturday, September 17, 2016, at the Skaggs Catholic Center from 8A to 5P. Building on the Jubilee Year theme of “Merciful Like the Father”, Congress offers keynote addresses and over 30 speakers who will explore many aspects of forgiveness for today’s world. All adults are invited to attend this day of prayer, workshops and adult faith formation. $45 registration fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and dessert with exhibitors. For more details, go to http://www.dioslc.org/ministries/education/2016-pastoral-congress

6. Father Dominic Video Reflections
Periodically each month, Father Dominic Briese, Judge Memorial Chaplain, prepares and posts a reflection on the Sunday Reading. These reflections are shared with our community via the weekly parent email broadcast and through posts on the Judge Memorial website. To begin the new year, you may view Father Dominic's reflection for September 4, What Does it Cost to Follow Jesus, via a link in the headlines on the home page or on the Faith & Services page, www.judgememorial.com click on “Faith & Services”, look for the link at the top of the page. For a direct link: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=594925

7. Homecoming Spirit Week ’16: Activities and Special Dress Opportunities
Part of what makes Judge Memorial such a remarkable school is our tradition. Student council hosting annual Spirit Week during the Homecoming season is a tradition that students and alumni have cherished for nearly a century. We mark Homecoming ‘16 the week of September 12 with donation opportunities (all to benefit Catholic Community Services), special dress opportunities (each school day next week!), and much more. For all the details visit our website: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258154&type=d&pREC_ID=639140

8. Judge Memorial’s Alumni Homecoming Events
Judge Memorial-St Mary of the Wasatch alumni are invited to join in the annual Homecoming festivities on Friday, September 16, 2016. Alumni are invited to a pre-game, alumni only event beginning at 5P followed by a 7P kickoff as Judge Memorial's football team hosts Stansbury High School. During half-time of the game, five State championship JMCHS teams will be recognized: 1976 girls’ tennis team, 1981 football team, 1991 boys’ cross country team, 1991 boys’ tennis team, and 1996 boys’ & girls’ swimming team. For more information, visit www.judgememorial.com. Alumni are asked to RSVP for the pre-game reception to Joyce Munson, jmunson@judgememorial.com.

9. Driver Education Class Registration: Fall 2016
Stop bugging your friends … or your parents! Get in the driver's seat with the Fall 2016 Driver Education Class! Cost is $250, due with registration no later than October 24, 2016. Classes will be held Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, Nov. 1, 2, 3, & 4, from 3– 5:15P (even on early dismissal days). Students must attend all classes, no exceptions. Don’t delay, this will fill up quickly! Additional information including registration forms available in the Main Office or from the website at: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257703&type=d&pREC_ID=1022024

10. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents & Students:
Parents: Alumni Homecoming Event
Please consider helping welcome our wonderful Alumni back! The Office of Advancement is looking for volunteers to help with Judge’s Homecoming Pre-Game Alumni-Only Event on September 16, from 5-7:30P. Volunteers may assist with check-in, handing out wristbands, and monitoring areas. Please email Joyce Munson, jmunson@judgememorial.com, if you are interested in helping. Thank you!

Students: Carmelite Fair
Parents, thank you for sharing this volunteer opportunity with your students: Judge Memorial has a long history of supporting the Carmelite Fair and this year will be no exception! Student volunteers are needed to set up tents, tables, and chairs for the event beginning on Saturday, September 10, 2016, at 9A. Come join the fun and help the Carmelite Sisters. For more information, contact Paul Buckley at 801-556-0816. The Sisters are grateful for your help.

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QUICK LINKS:
Follow us on Twitter: @JudgePride
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Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Calendar at a Glance:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: September 15, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

Thank you all for the wonderful well wishes as we added another Bulldog to the Judge community last week. Hilary and I have been showered with love and support as we welcomed James Howard Lambert into the world on September 4. Both Hilary and James are happy and healthy.

We are entering the Twenty-Fifth Week of Ordinary Time. In Sunday’s Gospel reading we will hear Jesus give us his take on being trustworthy in both small, and in large matters. He connects this to being honest and making sure to make good on our promises. t is a good reminder of the importance of making honesty a part of our lifestyle.

Monday is the Memorial of Saints Andrew Kim Tae-gŏn and Paul Chŏng Ha-sang
Tuesday is the Feast of Saint Matthew
Friday is the Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina

Throughout the month of September our counseling department is putting their energy towards suicide prevention. The theme is “You Matter. You Belong.” On Thursday the counselors did a presentation for the freshmen Theology classes. On Monday, September 19, we will provide students with suicide prevention wristbands. The sit with us at lunch program will be launched shortly after, which was designed to help each student find a friendly table. The theme will be wrapped into our Liturgy on September 28. We will be introducing the SafeUT app on that same day. That evening we will be presenting a film from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention at 7:00pm. The film, “More Than Sad” will be shown in our auditorium. It is free and open to our parent community, students, and the general public. Our students are incredibly precious and we will continue to work to support their safety.

Please join us on Friday night, September 16, as we welcome Judge Memorial and Saint Mary’s alumni to our Homecoming Game! The game against Stansbury High School will begin at 7:00pm. We will have a social for the alumni on the beach before the game. Please spread the word to all the bulldogs out there!

The Homecoming Dance will be held in the gymnasium on Saturday, September 17. All students are encouraged to attend. Come in a group!

Parent-teacher conferences will occur next week on Thursday, September 22. We hope that you will be able to join us. The conferences will be held in the cafeteria and in the dance studio. The meetings will go from 1:00pm to 6:00pm. This is a great opportunity to sit down with the teachers that have such a profound affect on our students.

I wish you all the best in the week ahead.

God bless,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“There is an appointed time for everything...
A time to weep, and a time to laugh;
a time to mourn, and a time to dance.”
- Ecclesiastes 3

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

SEPTEMBER
16 Midterms
16 Spirit Dress for $1 donation “Color War!” students may dress in their “Color War” tops with uniform bottoms: Seniors wear Black tops, Juniors wear Red tops, Sophomores wear White tops, Freshman wear Yellow tops. Tasteful face paint encouraged!
16 cross country all-city meet at Roots Disc Golf Course
16 Alumni Pre-game Celebration
16 football with Stansbury for Homecoming ‘16
17 Diocesan Pastoral Congress at the Skaggs Catholic Center
17 Reunion for Judge Memorial Class of ‘61. We are excited to welcome them back.
17 Homecoming Dance 7:30-10:00P (in Judge Gym), “Masquerade Ball”
18 Carmelite Fair
19 Students for Students First Pickup Day!
19 Suicide Prevention Awareness: red awareness wristbands will be passed out to all students
19 Senior Parent College Night with college counselors
20 girls’ soccer home with Cyprus
20 girls’ tennis away at Hillcrest
20 cross country Catholic Schools Championships at Wheeler Historic Farm
21 boys’ golf with Olympus at Glendale
21 Homework Lab open 3-5P
22 Early dismissal at 12 noon; after school shuttles to depart no later than 12:15
22 Homework Lab closed
22 Parent-Teacher Conferences from 1-6P
22 boys’ golf with Kearns at The Ridge Golf Course
22 girls’ tennis away at Cyprus
22 girls’ volleyball away at Olympus
23 Students 4 Students Second Pickup Day!
23 girls’ soccer home with Olympus
23 football away at Ridgeline
26 boys’ golf region tournament at Valley View Golf Course
26 School Picture Make-up Day (in school uniform)
26 Students 4 Students Third Pickup Day!
27 Cupcakes with Counselors for students during lunches
28 girls’ tennis region tournament at Sports Mall
28 Early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
28 Screening of “More Than Sad” an educational film for parents on suicide prevention, 7-8:30P

Mark your calendars: Fall Music Concert is Monday, Oct. 10
Mark your calendars: No School Friday, Oct. 14

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
What is the best thing about your family?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
2. 2016 Diocesan Pastoral Congress
3. Carmelite Fair
4. “Catholic Connection” Youth Group
5. Senior Parent College Night
6. Judge Memorial’s Alumni Homecoming Events
7. Homecoming ‘16 Concluding Events
8. Students 4 Students Fundraiser: First Pickup Day Monday, Sept. 19
9. Parent-Teacher Conferences
10. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents & Students

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Foster Dennin, Class of 2016, spent eight days at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation this summer on a mission trip with over two dozen students from St. John the Baptist Parish. Foster spent the week helping the local residents with projects in their community such as painting, assisting with the kids club, and other cleanup jobs.

Cole Hazel, Class of 2019, has been named by Student Council as "Bulldog of the Month" for September 2016. Follow this link to read more about Cole: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258154&type=d&pREC_ID=1028765

Congratulations to the following five members of the Class of 2020 who have been elected by their classmates to the 2016-2017 Student Council: Zak Baumann, Simon Briesacher, Ellie Han, Maggie Harmston, and Sarah Jepsen.

This past weekend, Judge Golfers, Ben Butcher, Sophia Clark, Sophie Gross, and Carter Holyoak, were named 2016 Catholic Business Network tournament champions, for the second year in a row.

Academic All-State Nominees for Fall 2016
Judge Memorial is proud to congratulate the following 14 seniors who have been nominated for Fall 2016 UHSAA Academic All-State honors:
Eric Heideman, boys' cross country
Matthew Benvegnu, boys' golf
Jackson Boomer, football
William Ryan III, football
Andreas Cordova, football
Seiji Nagasawa, football
Nicholas Turner, football
Alexandra Eggert, girls' cross country
Annika Dean, girls' soccer
Lily Nilsen, girls; soccer
Qiqi Chen, girls' tennis
Margaret Lewis, girls' tennis
Jessica Jenny, girls' tennis
Margaret Wallace, girls' tennis

2. 2016 Diocesan Pastoral Congress: Sept. 17
The 2016 Pastoral Congress will be held on Saturday, September 17, 2016, at the Skaggs Catholic Center from 8A to 5P. Building on the Jubilee Year theme of “Merciful Like the Father”, Congress offers keynote addresses and over 30 speakers who will explore many aspects of forgiveness for today’s world. All adults are invited to attend this day of prayer, workshops and adult faith formation. $45 registration fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and dessert with exhibitors. For more details, go to http://www.dioslc.org/ministries/education/2016-pastoral-congress

3. Carmelite Fair: Sept. 18
Please support the nuns who pray for you by attending the annual Carmelite Fair on Sunday, September 18, from 11A – 5P at the Carmelite Monastery, 5714 Holladay Blvd. Many activities for the entire family including: 5K Run/Walk, golf tournament, silent auction, live auction, prizes, games, entertainments and ethnic foods. For more information, please contact Sherry Walker at 801-718-8312 or the Monastery 801-277-6075.

4. “Catholic Connection” Youth Group: Sept. 18
Come join the Cathedral and St. Catherine of Siena for the first Catholic Connection Youth Group meeting this Sunday from 4:30 -6:30P at Cate’s Café located at St. Catherine of Siena,170 University Avenue. Catholic Connection welcomes all high school aged students for a trivia night filled with food, faith, and fun! For more information you may visit, http://stcatherineslc.org/high-school-youth-group/ or follow Catholic Connection youth group on Twitter or Instagram: @CatholicSLC.

5. Senior Parent College Night: Sept. 19
Parents of Senior students, please plan on joining us Monday evening at 7P in the auditorium. We will be covering the college application steps along with applying to the University of Utah and applying for the FAFSA. Our guest speakers are Patrick Jones from the University of Utah who will talk about the application process along with the honors college application and scholarships. Jenny Ryan from Westminster will be speaking about the FAFSA along with the new Prior Prior Year (PPY) changes. Please attend so you do not miss this very important information.

6. Judge Memorial’s Alumni Homecoming Events
Judge Memorial-St Mary of the Wasatch alumni are invited to join in the annual Homecoming festivities on Friday, September 16, 2016. Alumni are invited to a pre-game, alumni only event beginning at 5P followed by a 7P kickoff as Judge Memorial's football team hosts Stansbury High School. During half-time of the game, five State championship JMCHS teams will be recognized: 1976 girls’ tennis team, 1981 football team, 1991 boys’ cross country team, 1991 boys’ tennis team, and 1996 boys’ & girls’ swimming team. For more information, visit www.judgememorial.com. Alumni are asked to RSVP for the pre-game reception to Joyce Munson, jmunson@judgememorial.com.

7. Homecoming ‘16 Concluding Events
Student Council hosted a wonderful Spirit Week! All donations collected during the week will go to support Catholic Community Services during their “Hunger Action” month of September. We hope to see everyone at Friday’s Homecoming football game against Stansbury High School with kickoff at 7P. Our Spirit Week concludes on Saturday with the Homecoming “Masquerade Ball”. For information on these events, visit our website: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258154&type=d&pREC_ID=639140

8. Students 4 Students Fundraiser First Pickup Day: Monday, Sept. 19
It is time for our annual Students 4 Students Fundraiser and we are asking each family to encourage student participation and support this important fund raising event. This student-led fundraising campaign helps to sustain Judge’s commitment to keep our school affordable for all families regardless of their financial circumstances. The contributions we receive from this campaign directly benefit tuition reduction, academic, activities, and athletic programs at Judge. More information, including student incentives and collection dates can be found on the website at: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

9. Parent-Teacher Conferences: Thursday, Sept. 22
Conferences will be held from 1–6P and provide parents the opportunity to speak individually with their student's academic teachers and/or school counselors. Conferences provide a forum for you to ask questions about the class or your child’s progress. It is also a time for you and the teacher to work together as a team to discuss ways you both can help students who may be struggling. Parents may always contact teachers by email or personal note to arrange personal meetings or conversations. For more information, including schedule, details, and what parents can do to prepare please visit: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=736666

10. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents & Students:
Parents: Alumni Homecoming Event
Please consider helping welcome our wonderful Alumni back! The Office of Advancement is looking for volunteers to help with Judge’s Homecoming Pre-Game Alumni-Only Event on September 16, from 5-7:30P. Volunteers may assist with check-in, handing out wristbands, and monitoring areas. Please email Joyce Munson, jmunson@judgememorial.com, if you are interested in helping. Thank you!

Students: Carmelite Fair
Parents, thank you for sharing this volunteer opportunity with your students: Judge Memorial has a long history of supporting the Carmelite Fair and this year will be no exception! Student volunteers are needed to set up tents, tables, and chairs for the event beginning on Saturday, September 10, 2016, at 9A. Come join the fun and help the Carmelite Sisters. For more information, contact Paul Buckley at 801-556-0816. The Sisters are grateful for your help.

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QUICK LINKS:
Follow us on Twitter: @JudgePride
Follow us on Instagram: @JudgePride
Follow us on Pinterest: @JudgePride
Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

September 19: This Week at Judge!

Monday, September 19, 2016:

Students for Students First Pickup Day!

Suicide Prevention Awareness: red awareness wristbands distributed to all students, staff, faculty

Senior Parent College Night with college counselors

Tuesday, September 29, 2016:

girls’ soccer home with Cyprus

girls’ tennis away at Hillcrest

cross country Catholic Schools Championships at Wheeler Historic Farm

Wednesday, September 21, 2016:

boys’ golf with Olympus at Glendale

Homework Lab open 3-5P

Early dismissal at 12 noon; after school shuttles to depart no later than 12:15

Thursday, September 22, 2016:

Homework Lab closed

Parent-Teacher Conferences from 1-6P

boys’ golf with Kearns at The Ridge Golf Course

girls’ tennis away at Cyprus

girls’ volleyball away at Olympus

Friday, September 23, 2016:

Students 4 Students Second Pickup Day!

girls’ soccer home with Olympus

football away at Ridgeline

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: September 22, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Twenty-Sixth Week of Ordinary Time. In Sunday’s reading we hear about the rich man and Lazarus. In the story we learn how their plights in life are reversed in the afterlife. There is a lovely Irish saying that addresses this same topic: “A wealthy man will only make it through the gates of Heaven if there is a poor man at the gate whom can vouch for his generosity.” May we all embrace lifting up those in need.

Tuesday is the Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul
Thursday is the Feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael
Friday is the Memorial of Saint Jerome
Saturday is the Memorial of Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus

We will continue with our “You Matter. You Belong.” theme for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The Sit With Us mobile app was launched last Tuesday at lunch. We will continue to focus on inclusion and student safety. The SafeUT app and the direct connection to the Utah Crisis Hotline will be introduced this Tuesday. Our Mass on Wednesday will carry the same message.

The Freshmen Retreat will be held on Thursday and Friday. We will also continue with our theme of giving with our Student 4 Student pickups on Monday and Friday.

I wish you all a blessed week ahead.

Yours in Faith Education,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest. Go on your way....”

- Luke 10

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

SEPTEMBER
23 Students 4 Students Second Pickup Day!
23 girls’ soccer home with Olympus
23 football away at Ridgeline
26 boys’ golf region tournament at Valley View Golf Course
26 School Picture Make-up Day (in school uniform)
26 Students 4 Students Third Pickup Day!
27 Suicide Prevention Awareness: Intro of SafeUT App
27 You Matter. You Belong. “Cupcakes with the Counselors” during student lunches
28 girls’ tennis region tournament at Sports Mall
28 You Matter. You Belong. School-Wide Liturgy
28 Early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
28 Suicide Prevention Awareness: screening of film “More Than Sad” 7-8:30P See below for more information
29 Frosh Class Retreat
29 girls’ tennis region tournament at Sports Mall
29 girls’ soccer away at Hillcrest
30 Frosh Class Retreat
30 Students 4 Students Fourth Pickup Day!
30 football away at Park City
OCTOBER
1 SAT Test Date
1 RMACAC Utah College Fair at Juan Diego
3 boys’ golf UHSAA 4A State Tournament at Valley View Golf Course
3 Students 4 Students Fifth Pickup Day!
4 girls’ soccer at Skyline
5 girls’ tennis state tournament
5 Service Fair
5 Early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
6 girls’ volleyball away at Hillcrest

Mark your calendars: Early dismissal Monday, Oct. 19 at 12:00 noon (please note time change)

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
Did you have the opportunity to be kind to anyone today?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
2. Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: “You Matter. You Belong.”
3. Film Presentation of "More Than Sad"
4. RMACAC College Fair: Oct. 1
5. Students 4 Students Fundraiser
6. Driver Education Class Registration
7. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
As selected by their peers, congratulations to seniors Miguel Saldivar and Dani Inglesby, who were honored as our 2016 Homecoming King and Queen at the recent homecoming festivities.

The following students have been named National Honor Society officers for the 2016-2017 school year: Matthew Benvegnu, president; and officers Seth Brown, Erica Maggelet, Mary Oliver, Zach Shubella, Caroline Yannelli. Well done Bulldogs!

Congratulations to the Judge girls’ and boys’ cross country teams who both took 2nd place at the All City Championships. Katie Scott (Sr.) who took 4th overall and Madi Tartaro (Fr.) who took 5th overall led the girls’ team. Eric Heideman (Sr.) led the boys' team with a 2nd Place overall finish.

Judge faculty member, alumnus, and renowned artist Tom Bettin is holding an exhibition of his current work September 16 - October 14, 2016 at Phillips Gallery (444 East 200 South, Salt Lake City). Please visit http://www.phillips-gallery.com/ to see some of Tom’s work and for more information on the upcoming event.

2. September Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: “You Matter. You Belong.”
During the month of September, the Judge Memorial Counselors have been hosting a series of suicide prevention awareness activities based on the theme “You Matter. You Belong”. Visit the website to view the calendar of events, along with a listing of resources for parents and students, and the “Six Myths About Suicide That Every Parent Should Know”. Click here for a direct link: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256697&type=d&pREC_ID=1034563

3. Suicide Prevention Awareness: Film Presentation of "More Than Sad"
Parents and educators from all diocesan schools are invited to join us on September 28, 7P in the Judge Auditorium for a screening of “More Than Sad”. Sponsored by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, "More Than Sad" is a film that teaches parents how to recognize signs of depression and other mental health problems, initiate a conversation about mental health with their child, and get help. Admission is free and open to all. http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256697&type=d&pREC_ID=1034563

4. RMACAC College Fair: Oct. 1
The 36th Annual Utah College Fair, sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Association for College Admission Counseling (RMACAC), will take place at Juan Diego Catholic High School, on Saturday, October 1, from 1-3:30P. Pre-fair workshops are available from 11:30A to 12:15P. The event is free to both students and parents. On-site parking will be available. To save time at each college table, Students of grades 9-12 are encouraged to register beforehand at http://www.gotocollegefairs.com/. You may download a flyer with information on workshops and a listing of attending colleges. For more information and a current list of attending colleges, visit http://rmacac.org/. Learn more on the Judge Memorial College Counseling page:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256407&type=d&pREC_ID=833864

5. Students 4 Students Fundraiser: Thanks for encouraging your student to participate!
The Students 4 Students fundraiser is a direct sponsorship campaign. Students ask friends, neighbors, and relatives, to make a contribution toward their overall goal.
Directly or indirectly every student at Judge, including your child, receives tuition assistance. The true annual cost to educate a student is $2,300 more than the annual tuition individual students pay. Students 4 Students fundraiser not only helps with tuition reduction but also provides additional financial support for our academic, activities, and athletic programs. The program also instills a sense of pride and responsibility in our students, as they are able to help others by giving back to their school. http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

6. Driver Education Class Registration: Fall 2016
Stop bugging your friends … or your parents! Get in the driver's seat with the Fall 2016 Driver Education Class! Cost is $250, due with registration no later than October 24, 2016. Classes will be held Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, Nov. 1, 2, 3, & 4, from 3– 5:15P (even on early dismissal days). Students must attend all classes, no exceptions. Don’t delay! This class will fill up quickly! Additional information including registration forms can be found on the Judge website at: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257703&type=d&pREC_ID=1022024 or from Mr. Barry Bell in room 405.

7. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents:
Parents of Junior Class students are needed as chaperones and to help provide lunch for the Frosh Class Retreat on Thursday, Sept. 29 and/or Friday, Sept. 30, 8A – 2:45P. Interested parents are asked to contact Michele Gelaude, mgelaude@judgememorial.com.

Gala ’17: We are looking for volunteers to help with our annual Gala & Auction being held on January 28, 2017. This is a FUN way to get your parent volunteer hours completed! If you are interested, please contact Shelly Parker, 801-517-2132, sparker@judgememorial.com.

All parent volunteers are reminded to complete the Diocesan Safe Environment Program in advance of volunteering. This includes a background check and online safe environment training. The process is detailed here and must be done every three years: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757.

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QUICK LINKS:
Follow us on Twitter: @JudgePride
Follow us on Instagram: @JudgePride
Follow us on Pinterest: @JudgePride
Facebook’s Alumni Page: Judge Memorial Catholic High School Alumni

Calendar at a Glance:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

This Week @ Judge!

Monday, September 26
Boys' Golf varsity at Region Tournament
Girls Tennis @ Cyprus
School Picture Make-up Day (in school uniform)
Students 4 Students Third Pickup Day!

Tuesday, September 27
You Matter. You Belong. “Cupcakes with the Counselors” during student lunches

Wednesday, September 28
Girls Tennis Region Tournament @ Sports Mall
You Matter. You Belong. School-Wide Liturgy
Suicide Prevention Awareness: Intro of SafeUT App
Early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
Suicide Prevention Awareness: screening of film “More Than Sad” 7-8:30P

Thursday, September 29
Girls Tennis Region Tournament @ Sports Mall
Girls Soccer away at Hillcrest
Boys Freshman Football, Home with Park City
Frosh Class Retreat

Friday, September 30
Cross Country, Away @ Springville
Football, Varsity, Away @ Park City
Frosh Class Retreat
Students 4 Students Fourth Pickup Day!

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: September 29, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Twenty-Seventh Week of Ordinary Time. In this week’s Gospel reading we hear the story of the Good Samaritan. This fits well with our celebration of the Memorial of Saint Francis of Assisi.

The Prayer of Saint Francis
Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
Where there is injury, pardon;
Where there is doubt, faith;
Where there is despair, hope;
Where there is darkness, light;
Where there is sadness, joy.

O divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek
To be consoled as to console,
To be understood as to understand,
To be loved as to love;
For it is in giving that we receive;
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
It is in dying to self that we are born to eternal life.

Tuesday is the Memorial of Saint Francis of Assisi
Friday is the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary

On Monday and Friday of this week we will continue to have pickups for Students 4 Students. We are encouraging all students to embrace the charism of giving. State tournaments and region tournaments are in full swing this week. Best wishes to all of our athletes.

I wish you all a wonderful week ahead.

AMDG,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“Which of these three, in your opinion, was neighbor to the robbers’ victim?”
He answered, “The one who treated him with mercy.”
Jesus said to him, “Go and do likewise.” - Luke 10

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive, but does provide a quick overview of what is upcoming. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. For all frosh, sophomore and JV events, and for all updated information, please check the online calendar. Go Bulldogs!

SEPTEMBER
30 Class of 2020 Frosh Retreat
30 Students 4 Students Fourth Pickup Day!
30 football away at Park City
OCTOBER
1 SAT Test Date
1 RMACAC Utah College Fair at Juan Diego
3 boys’ golf UHSAA 4A State Tournament at Valley View Golf Course
3 Students 4 Students Fifth Pickup Day!
4 girls’ soccer at Skyline
5 girls’ tennis State Tournament at Liberty Park Tennis Center
5 Service Fair
5 Early dismissal at 1:35P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
6 girls’ volleyball away at Hillcrest
7 girls’ tennis State Tournament at Liberty Park Tennis Center
7 Students 4 Students Sixth Pickup Day!
7 cross country Region VI Championship
7 football away at Ben Lomond
7 girls’ soccer home with Murray
10 Students 4 Students Seventh Pickup Day!
10 Fall Music Concert at 7P
11 girls’ volleyball home with Skyline
12 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45 P
13 End of First Quarter
13 Homework Lab and Learning Commons closed after school
13 Students 4 Students FINAL Pickup Day!
13 girls’ volleyball at Kearns
13 football home with Bear River – “Senior Night”
14 No School for Students
14 Teacher Work Day
14 Main Office Hours from 8A-12P

Mark your calendars: Early dismissal Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 12:00 noon (please note time change)
Mark your calendars: Fall Break Oct. 20 - 21

Father Dominic’s video reflection: to view Father Dominic’s video reflection on the Sunday, September 25, 2016, reading, please visit the Faith & Services webpage on the Judge Memorial website, judgememorial.com

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
September 29: Is it ever okay to cheat or cut corners, in academics, in sports, in life?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
2. RMACAC College Fair - this Saturday!
3. Fall Music Concert
4. Students 4 Students: Monday & Friday Collection Dates
5. Planned Absences and Vacations
6. Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event
7. Smith’s Community Rewards Program
8. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents
9. Service Opportunities for Students

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Judge Memorial Interact club members, Ellie Cordova (Sr.), Eric Hall (Jr.), Audrey Hendarto (Soph), and Alexandria Turner (Jr.) just returned from RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) training program in Heber, Utah. This four-day leadership conference, sponsored by Rotary International, provides intensive training for those students who are looking to improve their leadership skills and are committed to becoming future leaders.

2. RMACAC College Fair: This Saturday - Oct. 1
The 36th Annual Utah College Fair, sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Association for College Admission Counseling (RMACAC), will take place at Juan Diego Catholic High School, on Saturday, October 1, from 1-3:30P. Pre-fair workshops are available from 11:30A to 12:15P. The event is free to both students and parents. On-site parking will be available. To save time at each college table, Students of grades 9-12 are encouraged to register beforehand at http://www.gotocollegefairs.com/. You may download a flyer with information on workshops and a listing of attending colleges. For more information and a current list of attending colleges, visit http://rmacac.org/. Learn more on the Judge Memorial College Counseling page:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256407&type=d&pREC_ID=833864

3. Fall Music Concert: Oct. 10
The outstanding Judge Memorial Music Department will present its Fall Music Concert on Monday, October 10, 2016, beginning at 7P in the Auditorium. Performing at the Fall Music Concert are the Concert Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and Orchestra. There will be something for every musical palette and our very talented students will serve up some fun surprises. All are invited to take some time on Friday evening to enjoy the arts and join our talented musicians for their annual Fall Concert. While the concert is free, donations are cheerfully accepted. See you there! For more information about the concert: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258150&type=d&pREC_ID=647048

4. Students 4 Students Upcoming Collection Dates: Mondays and Fridays thru Oct. 13
We hope all students will join in this student-led fundraiser. For more on how this initiative provides direct and immediate assistance to all Judge Memorial Students visit: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

5. Planned Absences and Vacations

Fall Break: Oct. 20-21
Thanksgiving Break: begins Nov. 23, resumes Nov. 28
Christmas Break: begins Dec. 22, resumes Jan. 4

As you plan your break vacations this year, we ask that you review the school calendar first. Family vacations are excused absences, not exempt. Please review pages 43 & 51 of the Student-Parent Handbook for policy details as it outlines Judge’s policy for excessive absences from class. Students who miss more than six sessions of a class, or study time, during one quarter without prior authorization from the Dean’s Office, will receive a failing grade in that class for the quarter. In order to receive authorization, a completed Planned Absence Form (available in the Main Office) must be completed and submitted to the Dean’s Office at least one week before the planned absence. A “planned absence” does not guarantee a passing grade in the class. For a direct link to the Student-Parent Handbook: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599085

6. Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event on Saturday, November 12: Limited Availability—Sign up NOW!
Enjoy a private tour and exquisite meal in the historic Mcintyre mansion. Let your senses revel in the finest of everything while you escape to a bygone age of elegance. Take a moment to enjoy the aviary or take in the gorgeous view of the Capital rotunda. Sit down at the antique banquet table and feast on the finest food and wine. This party is $175/person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! To sign up now: https://judgememorial.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Gala2016/JudgeParties/tabid/742042/Default.aspx

7. Reward Judge Memorial Every Time You Shop At Smith’s!
Supporting Judge Memorial has never been easier! Just shop at Smith's and swipe your Rewards Card. Here’s how to enroll:
1. Visit http://SmithsCommunityRewards.com - SmithsCommunityRewards.com
2. Sign in to your Online Account, or create an account
3. Find and select Judge Memorial and click "Save" (nonprofit organization #82125)
That’s it! Now every time you shop at Smith’s, remember to use your Rewards Card. Smith’s will donate a percentage of your qualifying purchases to Judge Memorial. Here are other ways you can give: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=585724

8. Volunteer Opportunities for Parents:
Gala ’17: We are looking for volunteers to help with our annual Gala & Auction being held on January 28, 2017. This is a FUN way to get your parent volunteer hours completed! If you are interested, please contact Shelly Parker, 801-517-2132, sparker@judgememorial.com.

All parents/guardians at Judge Memorial are automatically members of the Judge Parent Association (JPA). Each Judge Memorial family can choose to volunteer 15 hours of service for the school each year OR pay $150 in lieu of service. For a listing of current and upcoming volunteer opportunities at Judge and a link to our online volunteer tracker, visit http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757 If you have any questions please contact Shannon Garside, JPA Coordinator, sgarside@judgememorial.com

9. Service Opportunities for Students:
The Children’s Center is looking for student volunteers to supervise siblings of children who are attending sessions with their parent / guardian. Contact Leslie Durham at 801-578-2329.

Students Christian Service hours may be recorded through this link: https://x2vol.com/index.html

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Calendar at a Glance:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: October 6, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Twenty-Eighth Week of Ordinary Time. In this Sunday’s Gospel reading we hear the story of Jesus healing ten people suffering from leprosy. After the ten were healed only one returned to say thanks. There are plenty of times where we may feel thankful in our hearts but forget to take that extra moment to let others know. With that being said, please know how thankful I am for you and for our Judge Memorial community. Thank you for being a part of this beautiful mission.

Saturday is the Memorial of Teresa of Avila

On Monday, October 10, we will have our Fall Music Concert led by Ms. Regus. The event begins at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Please join us and celebrate our musicians. Thursday marks the last day of the first quarter. There is no school on Friday, October 14. We will have Student 4 Student pickups on Tuesday and Thursday of this week.

This last week brought a close to our girls’ tennis season. Thank you to Coach Valentine for leading our team. Our boys’ golf team also finished their season this week. Thank you to Coach Olsen for another great year.

I wish you all a wonderful week ahead.

Yours in Faith Education,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“You pay tithes of mint and of rue and of every garden herb, but you pay no attention to judgment and to love for God. These you should have done, without overlooking the others.” - Luke 10

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
This brief reference is not meant to be all-inclusive. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests. The online calendar is kept current and includes important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community.

OCTOBER
7 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
7 girls’ tennis State Tournament at Liberty Park Tennis Center
7 cross country Region VI Championship
7 football away at Ben Lomond
7 girls’ soccer home with Murray
10 Fall Music Concert at 7P
11 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
11 girls’ lacrosse hosts Fall Clinic
11 girls’ volleyball home with Skyline
12 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45 P
12 girls’ lacrosse hosts Fall Clinic
13 End of First Quarter
13 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
13 Homework Lab and Learning Commons closed after school
13 girls’ volleyball at Kearns
13 football home with Bear River – “Senior Night”
14 No School for Students
14 Teacher Work Day - Main Office Hours from 8A-12P
17 Second Quarter Begins

Mark your calendars: Sadie Hawkins Stomp in the Judge gym (for Judge students only) Wednesday, Oct. 19
Mark your calendars: Haunted Evening in the Learning Commons Thursday, Oct. 27

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
October 6: How does free will affect someone’s faith? Your faith?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the GREAT News @Judge!
2. Students 4 Students Update
3. Bulldog Bulletin: October-November 2016 fall issue
4. Fall Music Concert
5. Judge Girls' Lacrosse Fall Clinic
6. Sadie Hawkins White Out
7. Driver Education Class Registration
8. Support Judge Through AmazonSmile
9. Student Letter Jackets & Sweaters
10. Principal Lambert: the “King of the Kilts”?
11. New Volunteer Opportunities for Parents

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Congratulations to the following seniors, honored by the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program:
Matthew Benvegnu, commended student
Mary Oliver, National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar
Victoria Stevens, semifinalist
Victoria Stevens, National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars

Isabella Di Nardo, Class of 2020, was named a BROADCOM Masters national semifinalist for her science fair project.

Kaden Elliss, Class of 2014, and a sophomore linebacker for the University of Idaho football team, was honored by the Sun Best Conference as the league’s Defensive Player of the Week after Idaho’s overtime victory at UNLV in September.

Emmi Koszinowski, Class of 2016, earned a spot on the University of California Santa Cruz Women’s Tennis team (Division 3). She’ll begin competing for them this fall.

An article written by faculty member Chris Sloan titled, “Teaching the Art of Civil Dialogue”, was included in a compilation of resources (on Talking Across Divides: 10 Ways to Encourage Civil Classroom Conversation On Difficult Issues) that appeared in the September 29, 2016, issue of the New York Times.

Cross Country Cares: In addition to running over the October 1 weekend, our Bulldog Cross Country team completed a volunteer project for the Volunteers of America Homeless Youth Center. On Saturday morning, runners put together care packages for homeless youth with items donated by the runners and their families. On Sunday, a group of runners delivered the packages and spent time working at the Center.

Boys’ Golf finished third in region competition this fall and qualified the following six members of the team to the State Tournament, held at Soldier Hollow: Ben Butcher, Jack Cawdery, Simon Chamness, Sam Gaskill, Graham Hodell, Carter Holyoak

Judge Football was the subject of a September 27, 2016, feature article in the Deseret News titled, “Undefeated: Judge Memorial’s winless motivation”.

Girls' Tennis Region Varsity results for fall 2016: All members of the varsity team have qualified for State Championships!
Overall Team Finish in Varsity Regions - 3rd place
#1 Singles - Kat MacPhail, 3rd place
#2 Singles - Emily Rougelot, 3rd place
#3 Singles - Jessica Jenny, 4th place
#1 doubles - Ellie McCoy & Olivia Anderson, 3rd place
#2 doubles - Chloe Lloyd & Anna Drossos, 2nd place

Girls' Tennis Region JV results for fall 2016: Congrats to the girls on a great season!
Overall Team Finish in JV Regions - 3rd place
1st singles - Veronica Start, 3rd place
2nd singles - Amy Robinson, 2nd place
3rd singles - Hailey Grandy, 2nd place
#1 doubles - Hailey Maggelet & Emma Wills, 4th place
#2 doubles - Genevieve Liston & Maggie Lewis, 3rd place

2. Students 4 Students: LET’S KEEP IT GOING!! Collections every Tuesday & Friday
The spirit of the Students 4 Students fundraiser lives in each and every student who commits to participate by raising money through sponsorships. Through their efforts, money is raised annually for academics, student activities, athletics, and tuition assistance. For much more on how this initiative provides direct and immediate assistance to all Judge students: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

We would like to thank the following students for their participation in Students 4 Students!
Students 4 Students at $150 or Greater:
Christopher Athens, Jacob Behnken, Jackson Boomer, James Colling, Camilla Creminelli, Sophia Gross, Eric Hall, Sean Hemmersmeier, Ethan Hirabayashi, Joseph Mancini, Lauren Mitchell, Maxwell Nelson, Branigan Roy, Kaitlin Sessions, Zachary Shubella, Thomas Silas, Andrea Snow, Benjamin Someah, Zachary Taylor, Christina Valentine, Lindsay Weyman, Maria Whitby
Students 4 Students at $100 or Greater:
Diana Cruz-Chunga, Lindsay Cruz-Chunga, Josh Davies, Isaac Guynn, Mary Oliver,
Penelope Richardson, Hannah Speckman
Students 4 Students at $50 or Greater
Abigail Garside, Cameron Jones, Gwendolyn Orme, Reagan Vigil

3. Bulldog Bulletin now available online: October-November 2016 fall issue
The 31-page October-November 2016 fall issue of the parent e-newsletter Bulldog Bulletin is now available online. This issue is incredibly informative -- jam-packed with hints and tips, dates and deadlines, news and info – for our parents and families. Covered in this issue: notes from counseling, college counseling and the dean’s office; tips on PSAT testing for juniors; details on our retreat program; updates on performing arts, winter sports, and parent volunteer opportunities; and more. Thank you for settling in and taking a read. To view, go to the website, judgememorial.com, click on Parents, and look on the right for Bulldog Bulletin. For a direct link: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=587786

4. Don’t Miss the Fall Music Concert: Oct. 10
The outstanding Judge Memorial Music Department will present its Fall Music Concert on Monday, October 10, 2016, beginning at 7P in the Auditorium. There will be something for every musical palette and our very talented students will serve up some fun surprises. Performing at the Fall Music Concert are the Concert Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and Orchestra. All are invited. While the concert is free, donations are cheerfully accepted. For more information about the concert: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258150&type=d&pREC_ID=647048

5. Judge Girls' Lacrosse Fall Clinic: Oct. 11 & 12
Calling All Judge Girls! Want to be part of the fastest-growing NCAA and high school sport? Join Judge Girls' Lacrosse on Tuesday, October 11 and Wednesday, October 12 from 6-7:30P at McCarthey Stadium for a Fall Clinic. No experience? No Problem! We've got you covered! Everyone is welcome and we've got all the gear!

6. Sadie Hawkins “White Out” Stomp: Wednesday, October 19
Students are invited to celebrate the end of the first quarter with the Sadie Hawkins “White Out” Stomp in the Judge gym on Wednesday, Oct. 19, from 8-10P. Tickets are available at the door; there will be no pre-sale tickets. Please note that this is a dance for Judge students only; no guests. For all the details, including parent volunteer opportunities, http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258154&type=d&pREC_ID=658759

7. Driver Education Class Registration: Fall 2016
Don’t wait to register for the Fall 2016 Driver Education Class! Over half of the slots have been filled! Cost is $250, due with registration no later than October 24, 2016. Classes will be held Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, Nov. 1, 2, 3, & 4, from 3– 5:15P (even on early dismissal days). Students must attend all classes, no exceptions. Additional information including registration forms can be found on the Judge website at: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257703&type=d&pREC_ID=1022024 or from Mr. Barry Bell in room 405.

8. AmazonSmile: Support Judge Memorial without spending a penny more!
Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Judge Memorial Catholic High School whenever you shop on AmazonSmile. AmazonSmile is the same Amazon; same products, same prices, same service! Click here to sign up. Here is a direct link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/87-6000473

9. Parents: Is your son or daughter a letter winner? Read on!
Stop in the Judge Spirit Shop to get your Letter Jacket and Letter Sweater ordered! Added bonus: the Letter Sweaters are approved to be worn Monday through Friday in class. Congratulations to all our Letter Students! See Mrs. Terry Nielsen in the Spirit Shop for help in personalizing your jacket/sweater. Order soon and allow eight weeks for delivery. You can reach Mrs. Nielsen by phone, 801-517-2154.

10. Who will be crowned the “King of the Kilts”? With your help, it could be Principal Lambert!
Cast your “vote” for braw laddie Lambert, by making a wee donation to Good Men & Kilts, a fundraising campaign that helps make a difference in the lives of families with a hospitalized child. Good Men & Kilts is a month-long event that supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area, but also provides an opportunity for local personalities and friends to get involved with a good cause, have a lot of fun, and show a little (tastefully kilted) leg! To vote for Patrick Lambert and to see him in his kilt, visit: http://goodmenrmhc.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=1047088&lis=1&kntae1047088=0D3A6EC668B54216884F9885C3D467CB&supId=440254522 Slàinte! To your health!

11. Volunteer Opportunities For Parents:
Sadie Hawkins Dance: Parents are needed as chaperones and coat check volunteers for the evening. All shifts, all times currently available. All interested parents please contact Nathan Shaw, nshaw@judgememorial.com.

Haunted Film Night and Book Talk: Parents are needed to help with provisions and/or serving/cleaning up on Thursday, October 27, 2016. The event is before the football game from 5-7pm. Volunteers may sign up by using this form: https://goo.gl/forms/e3qEWIdjaNBg7LrA2. Contact Pam Oles for more information at poles@judgememorial.com.

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: October 13, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Twenty-Ninth Week of Ordinary Time. This week we will celebrate the Feast Day of one of Saint Paul’s companions, Saint Luke. Luke was born in Antioch Syria and not a member of the Jewish faith. His unique perspective, heard throughout his Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles, helped to shape a universal and inclusive Catholic Church. Saint Luke the Evangelist, pray for us.

Monday is the Memorial of St. Ignatius of Antioch
Tuesday is the Feast of Saint Luke
Wednesday we remember Saint John de Brébeuf and Saint Isaac Jogues

We have made it to the end of the 1st quarter. Congratulations to our student body! Friday will be a teacher workday. Grades will be posted next week.

Congratulations to all of our students that participated in the Fall Music Concert! It was impressive. Thank you Ms. Regus for directing our choristers and musicians.

Quarter 2 begins on Monday. This is a shortened week. There will be a noon dismissal on Wednesday. Freshman and sophomores will have a regular schedule on Wednesday, junior will be taking the PSAT, and seniors will have their mandatory senior meeting following the first two periods. The Sadie Hawkins Dance will be held on Wednesday evening from 8:00pm -10:00pm. On Thursday, teachers will be working on our accreditation process. There is no school Thursday or Friday. Enjoy a wonderful fall break!

We want to wish Mr. Ron Hill the best as he moves onto a new teaching opportunity. Mr. Hill has been a positive influence on our students for 13 years here at Judge Memorial. Thank you Ron for providing the care and support for our students. Our new teacher, Ms. Eve Grenlie, will be working with Mr. Hill to create a smooth transition. We look forward to welcoming Ms. Grenlie into our Judge Memorial community.

I wish you all a wonderful week ahead.

Faithfully Yours,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more.”  - Luke 12

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
Please refer to the online calendar for current important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not intended to be all-inclusive. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests.

OCTOBER
17 Second Quarter Begins
18 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
18 girls’ volleyball at Cyprus
19 Junior PSAT Testing Day
19 Senior Class Mandatory Meeting
19 Early dismissal at 12:00 noon; after school shuttles to depart no later than 12:15 (please note time change)
19 Homework Lab and Learning Commons closed after school
19 cross country State Championship at Sugarhouse
19 Sadie Hawkins “Ultra” Party Stomp in the Judge cafeteria (for Judge students only)
20 Fall Break - No School for Students
20 Teacher Work Day for Accreditation
20 football away at Tooele
21 Fall Break - No School for Students – Main Offices Closed
22 ACT Test Date
24 Music Day at U of U
25 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
25 girls’ volleyball home with Murray
26 Fall Musical In The Heights Matinee for Grade Schools (invitation only)
26 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
27 Haunted Evening in the Learning Commons

Mark your calendars: Judge’s Admissions Open House for prospective families will be held November 9, from 5-6:30 P – Help us spread the word!

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
October 13: What do you think are the most important qualities of a good parent?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the GREAT News @Judge!
2. Students 4 Students Update
3. Sadie Hawkins “Ultra” Party Stomp
4. Driver Education Class Registration
5. Haunted Evening in Learning Commons
6. Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event
7. Fall Mainstage Production of In The Heights
8. Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event
9. Spirit Shop Feature Item: Red 'Performance Fabric' Judge Hoodie
10. Volunteer Opportunities For Parents
11. Service Opportunity For Students

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Lauren Larson, Class of 2019, has been named by Student Council as “Bulldog of the Month” for October 2016. Follow this link to read more about Lauren: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/news/article/608040

Patrick Neville, Class of 2013, and a senior at University of Redlands, has been announced by The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame as one of the 156 semifinalists for the 2016 William V. Campbell Trophy, presented by Fidelity Investments. The award recognizes an individual as the best football scholar-athlete in the nation. The NFF will announce 12-14 finalists on November 1.

Matthew Webber, Class of 2002, has joined the faculty at the University of Notre Dame, his alma mater, in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. He will be building his own research group to help extend research and teaching efforts in the area of molecular engineering.

On Saturday, October 15, several members of the Judge Robotics team will be donating their time to the Buffalo Blessings service project. Buffalo Blessings, a nonprofit organization, has a mission centered around providing clothes, food, supplies, and daily essentials for the Native American people on the Navajo and Hopi reservations. The Robotics team will spend the day working together to box up 700 boxes of groceries.

Judge Cross Country Region results for fall 2016:
Girls’ cross country team took third place in the Region VI Championship last week and earned a trip to the State Championships. They were led by senior, Katie Scott, and freshman, Madi Tartaro, who both finished in the top ten to earn first-team All-Region honors. Senior, Allie Eggert, earned Academic All-Region honors.

Boys’ cross country team was led by Senior, Eric Heideman, who earned second-team All-Region honors as well as Academic All-Region honors.

Eric Heideman and the girls’ cross country team will compete in the State Championships on Wednesday, October 19, at Sugarhouse Park.

2. Students 4 Students: Collections every Tuesday & Friday through the month of October
We are so close to achieving our goal!! Please visit the website to learn more about Student 4 Student and how you can give:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

We would like to thank the following students for their participation in Students 4 Students!

Students 4 Students at $150 or Greater:
Christopher Athens, Jacob Behnken, Matthew Benvegnu, Jackson Boomer, Tiffany Bresnan, Mark Brunetti, James Colling, Camilla Creminelli, Diana Cruz-Chunga, Lindsay Cruz-Chunga, Emily Garcia, Abigail Garside, Zoe Glasgow, Sophia Gross, Eric Hall, Sean Hemmersmeier, Cora Hill, Ethan Hirabayashi, John Jensen, Kathleen Jensen, Hector Lanchbury, Genevieve Liston, Erica Maggelet, Hailey Maggelet, Joseph Mancini, Katherine MaPhail, Lauren Mitchell, Erin Morgan, Maxwell Nelson, Alexander Niemann, Mary Oliver, John Pernich, Penelope Richardson, Branigan Roy, Kaitlin Sessions, Zachary Shubella, Thomas Silas, Miriam Smith, Andrea Snow, Benjamin Someah, Reuben Stromquist, Zachary Taylor, Christina Valentine, Catherine Valeo, Lindsay Weyman, Maria Whitby
Students 4 Students at $100 or Greater:
Josh Davies, Ethan Dean, Dennin Foster, Isaac Guynn, Madeline Horiuchi, Gwendolyn Orme, Aspen Russell, Matthew Schnitter, Hannah Speckman, Kaitlyn Taylor
Students 4 Students at $50 or Greater
Cameron Jones, Hannah Kelly, Abigail Mancini, Reagan Vigil

3. Sadie Hawkins “Ultra” Party Stomp: Wednesday, October 19
Judge students come celebrate the end of the first quarter! Dance under ultraviolet blacklight in the Judge cafeteria from 8-10P. Wear white or neon for maximum effect! Tickets are available at the door; there will be no pre-sale tickets. Please note that this dance is for Judge students only; no guests. For all the details, including parent volunteer opportunities, http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258154&type=d&pREC_ID=658759

4. Driver Education Class Registration: Fall 2016
Only four spots remaining! Don’t wait to register for the Fall 2016 Driver Education Class! Cost is $250, due with registration no later than October 24, 2016. Classes will be held Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, Nov. 1, 2, 3, & 4, from 3– 5:15P (even on early dismissal days). Students must attend all classes, no exceptions. Additional information including registration forms can be found on the Judge website at: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257703&type=d&pREC_ID=1022024 or from Mr. Barry Bell in room 405.

5. Haunted Evening in Learning Commons: Thursday, October 27
It's Back! The Judge Learning Commons will hold its third annual Haunted Evening on Thursday, October 27, 2016, beginning at 6P. All are invited for soup, chili, and treats. We will have a short book talk about new and old scary books and then we'll show a classic horror movie so we can all scream together! For much more, including parent volunteer opportunities, here is a direct link: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257717&type=d&pREC_ID=658436

6. Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event: Saturday, October 29
Enjoy appetizers and beverages donated by Donkey and Goat while supporting Judge Memorial Robotics Team. The evening will begin at 5:30P with a Silent Auction; auction items to include, a weekend in Park City and an original work from artist Jeannette Maxfield Lewis. Tickets are $65; proceeds go toward supporting Judge Robotics. Space is limited and for guests ages 21 and older. RSVP by Oct. 21 to poles@judgememorial.com.

7. Fall Mainstage Production of In The Heights: November 4-6, 11, and 12
The sensational Judge Memorial Catholic High School Performing Arts Department, under the direction of Darin Hathaway, will present the fall mainstage production of In The Heights November 4-6, 11, and 12. All are invited to join us for a wonderfully entertaining evening featuring the artistic talents of our students. For more about the show, visit:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258136&type=d&pREC_ID=647050

8. Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event November 12: Limited Availability—Sign up NOW to guarantee your spot!
Enjoy a private tour and exquisite meal in the historic Mcintyre mansion. Let your senses revel in the finest of everything while you escape to a bygone age of elegance. Take a moment to enjoy the aviary or take in the gorgeous view of the Capital rotunda. Sit down at the antique banquet table and feast on the finest food and wine. This party is $175 per person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! To sign up now: https://judgememorial.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/Gala2016/JudgeParties/tabid/742042/Default.aspx

9. Spirit Shop Feature Item: Red 'Performance Fabric' Judge Hoodie
How about freshening up your Spirit Gear with a new Red 'Performance Fabric' Judge Hoodie!
Get yours today by stopping by the Judge Spirit Shop or by ordering through our online store. By ordering online, items can be shipped directly to you or you may arrange for free pickup. We will even page your student when items are ready! Here is a direct link to order your hoodie now: https://mkt.com/judge-memorial-catholic-high-school-spirit-shop/item/red-applique-bulldog-hoodie Call: Terry Nielsen for more details 801-517-2154

10. Volunteer Opportunities For Parents:
Sadie Hawkins “Ultra” Party Stomp: Parents are needed as chaperones and coat check volunteers for the evening. All shifts, all times currently available. All interested parents please contact Nathan Shaw, nshaw@judgememorial.com.

Haunted Film Night and Book Talk: Parents are needed to help with provisions and/or serving/cleaning up on Thursday, October 27, 2016. The event is before the football game from 5-7pm. Volunteers may sign up by using this form: https://goo.gl/forms/e3qEWIdjaNBg7LrA2. Contact Pam Oles for more information at poles@judgememorial.com.

Speech and Debate Judges needed on Saturday, November 19 from 8:00-12:30 and 12:30-5:00 at Viewmont High School, 120 W 1000 N, Bountiful, UT 84010. No experience necessary! Please contact Mr. Ben Macey, bmacey@judgememorial.com, for more information.

Basketball & Volleyball Concessions beginning in November 2016: A great way to meet other sports enthusiasts is to volunteer to work concessions at all home girls' and boys' basketball games and girls' volleyball games. Spots are available for home varsity, jv, and frosh games. Volunteer contact: Brett Allen, ballen@judgememorial.com

11. Service Opportunity For Students:
The Children’s Center is looking for student volunteers to supervise siblings of children who are attending sessions with their parent / guardian. Contact Leslie Durham at 801-578-2329.

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Calendar at a Glance: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Thirtieth Week of Ordinary Time. In this week’s readings we hear Jesus compare the Kingdom of God to a tiny mustard seed. This small little package has the ability to grow into something magnificent. The reading may be a reminder of our potential. Small deeds, small gestures, kind words, can also blossom into something larger than ourselves.

Thursday is the Feast of Saints Simon and Jude

A big thank you to Jerry Burchett for leading our PSAT testing today. This is no easy task with the juggling of schedules and proctors. Thank you to Joan Jensen who met today with all of our seniors to go over the timeline for graduation. Each student received a packet of information. If you have a senior, please take a look at the timeline and the packet.

Last week brought to a close our girl’s soccer season. Thank you to Coach Nelson for your guidance throughout the year.

Next Wednesday we will welcome elementary school students for our Musical Matinee. We will also hold our Arts at Judge assembly on the same day. On Thursday night we welcome everyone to a Haunted Evening in the Learning Commons. Mrs. Oles opens the library for a scary movie and some great food. Last year’s movie still haunts me just a bit.

I hope you all enjoy a long four-day weekend. I’m hoping to breath some fresh air and catch a few fish.

Grace and peace,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“‘Woman, you are set free of your infirmity.’  He laid his hands on her, and she at once stood up straight and glorified God.” - Luke 13

Upcoming @ Judge: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/events/
Please refer to the online calendar for current important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not intended to be all-inclusive. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests.

OCTOBER
20 Fall Break - No School for Students
20 Teacher Work Day for Accreditation
20 football away at Tooele (game will air on KJZZ channel 14)
21 Fall Break - No School for Students – Main Offices Closed
22 ACT Test Date
24 Music Day at University of Utah
25 Students 4 Students Pickup Day!
25 girls’ volleyball home with Murray (Senior Night Blackout game)
26 Arts at Judge Assembly 9:20A
26 Fall Musical In The Heights Matinee for Grade Schools (invitation only)
26 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
27 Haunted Evening in the Learning Commons
28 Student 4 Student Pickup Day!
31 Happy Halloween!
1 The Solemnity of All Saints
1 Students 4 Students FINAL Pickup Day!
2 All Souls’ Day
2 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
3 Sophomore Retreat
4 Sophomore Retreat
4 Fall Mainstage Opening Night Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
5 SAT Test Date
5 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
6 Daylight Savings Ends – “Fall back” and set your clocks back one hour
6 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 2P matinee in the Auditorium

Final Notice: Sign up for Drivers Ed! Classes begin Oct. 24. For details visit: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257703&type=d&pREC_ID=1022024 or talk with Mr. Barry Bell in room 405.

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
October 19: How would you change the world if you could?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

1. Sharing the GREAT News @Judge!
2. Open House for New and Prospective Families
3. Haunted Evening in the Learning Commons
4. Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights”
5. Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event
6. Students 4 Students Final Pickups
7. Boys’ Soccer Training Sessions
8. Student Letter Jackets and Sweaters
9. Volunteer Opportunities For Parents
10. Service Opportunity For Students

1. Sharing the Great News @Judge!

Amani Jammoul, Class of 2016, was selected to participate with “Music In Common” (http://www.musicincommon.org), a nonprofit organization that aims to strengthen, empower, educate, and connect communities through the universal language of music. Amani spent two days in September, with seven other participants, discussing different global concerns and issues. Their ideas culminated in an original composition titled, "ReHuminization”. They performed their song in front of a standing-room only crowd. Links to the song, https://youtu.be/7PwliQIfM3M, and to the Los Angeles Times article, http://www.latimes.com/socal/coastline-pilot/news/tn-dpt-me-1001-lb-music-in-common-20160915-story.html.

Congratulations to our Yearbook staff who was recognized by Jostens as one of 2016 “Most Inclusive Schools in America”. Judge Memorial featured 100 percent of students at least three times in the 2015-2016 yearbook, and proved that every student can and deserves to be represented!

2. Open House for New and Prospective Families: Wednesday, November 9

Help spread the word! Judge Memorial will host the annual fall Open House for new and prospective families on Wednesday, November 9 from 5-6:30P. Word of mouth is always the best form of recruitment! We thank you in advance for sharing information on this event with friends and families who would benefit from a Judge Memorial experience. For additional information, including a flyer to pass along, visit our website or use the following direct link: https://d3jc3ahdjad7x7.cloudfront.net/O4VKizQVVV8ysMGTzQrABJrqRYk1j69KDh6pzgrNbHMr5PVN.pdf

3. Haunted Evening in Learning Commons: Thursday, October 27

This is a haunting event not to be missed! The Judge Learning Commons will hold its third annual Haunted Evening on Thursday, October 27, 2016, beginning at 6P. All are invited for soup, chili, and treats. We will have a short book talk about new and old scary books and then we'll show a classic horror movie so we can all scream together! For much more, including parent volunteer opportunities, here is a direct link: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257717&type=d&pREC_ID=658436

4. Fall Mainstage Production of In The Heights: November 4-6, 11, and 12

The sensational Judge Memorial Catholic High School Performing Arts Department, under the direction of Darin Hathaway, will present the fall mainstage production of In The Heights November 4-6, 11, and 12. All are invited to join us for a wonderfully entertaining evening featuring the artistic talents of our students. For more about the show, here is a direct link:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=258136&type=d&pREC_ID=647050

5. Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event: Saturday, October 29

Enjoy appetizers and beverages donated by Donkey and Goat while supporting Judge Memorial Robotics Team. The evening will begin at 5:30P with a Silent Auction; auction items to include, a weekend in Park City and an original work from artist Jeannette Maxfield Lewis. Tickets are $65; proceeds go toward supporting Judge Robotics. Space is limited and for guests ages 21 and older. RSVP by Oct. 21 to poles@judgememorial.com.

6. Students 4 Students

Three collection dates remaining! Tuesday, Oct. 25, Friday, Oct. 28, and Tuesday, Nov. 1
For more information on how your student may participate: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=612136

We would like to thank the following students for their participation in Students 4 Students!
Students 4 Students at $150 or Greater
Christopher Athens, Jacob Behnken, Matthew Benvegnu, Jackson Boomer, Tiffany Bresnan, Z Brothers, Mark Brunetti, Carter Causse, James Colling, Camilla Creminelli, Diana Cruz-Chunga, Lindsay Cruz-Chunga, Foster Dennin, Emily Garcia, Abigail Garside, Zoe Glasgow, Rachael Griffee, Jacob Grohs, Jonathan Grohs, Sophia Gross, Eric Hall, Sean Hemmersmeier, Cora Hill, Ethan Hirabayashi, John Jensen, Kathleen Jensen, Hector Lanchbury, Skylar Lister, Erica Maggelet, Hailey Maggelet, Joseph Mancini, Katherine MaPhail, Lauren Mitchell, Erin Morgan, Maxwell Nelson, Alexander Niemann, Mary Oliver, John Pernich, Penelope Richardson, Branigan Roy, Kaitlin Sessions, Matthew Schnitter, Zachary Shubella, Thomas Silas, Miriam Smith, Andrea Snow, Benjamin Someah, Reuben Stromquist, Zachary Taylor, Christina Valentine, Catherine Valeo, Lindsay Weyman, Maria Whitby
Students 4 Students at $100 or Greater
Josh Davies, Ethan Dean, Isaac Guynn, Truman Hight, Madeline Horiuchi, Teressa McTeague, Gwendolyn Orme, Aspen Russell, Hannah Speckman, Kaitlyn Taylor
Students 4 Students at $50 or Greater
Cameron Jones, Hannah Kelly, Abigail Mancini, Michael Ryon, Kasady Suchar, Kayla Suchar, Reagan Vigil

7. Boys’ Soccer Training Sessions
Calling all boys interested in playing boys’ soccer! Boys’ soccer coaches, Kelly Terrill, Joe Alamilla and Rick Razzeca, are excited to announce training sessions starting Tuesday, Nov. 1from 3-5P on the Judge field and running every Tuesday and Thursday through November 18. Please read the boys’ soccer blog on the website for more information.

8. For All Our Student Letter Recipients: Letter Jackets and Letter Sweaters!
Stop in the Judge Spirit Shop to get your Letter Jacket and Letter Sweater ordered! Added bonus: the Letter Sweaters are approved to be worn Monday through Friday in class. Congratulations to all our Letter Students! See Mrs. Terry Nielsen in the Spirit Shop for help in personalizing your jacket/sweater. Order soon and allow eight weeks for delivery. You can reach Mrs. Nielsen by phone, 801-517-2154.

9. Volunteer Opportunities For Parents:
Parents of Sophomore Class students are needed to serve as chaperones for the Sophomore Class Retreat on Thursday, Nov. 3 and/or Friday, Nov. 4 during the school day. Interested parents are asked to contact Michele Gelaude, mgelaude@judgememorial.com.

Haunted Film Night and Book Talk: Parents are needed to help with provisions and/or serving/cleaning up on Thursday, October 27, 2016. The event is from 5-7pm. Volunteers may sign up by using this form: https://goo.gl/forms/e3qEWIdjaNBg7LrA2. Contact Pam Oles for more information at poles@judgememorial.com.

Speech and Debate Judges needed on Saturday, November 19 from 8:00-12:30 and 12:30-5:00 at Viewmont High School, 120 W 1000 N, Bountiful, UT 84010. No experience necessary! Please contact Mr. Ben Macey, bmacey@judgememorial.com, for more information.

Basketball & Volleyball Concessions beginning in November 2016: A great way to meet other sports enthusiasts is to volunteer to work concessions at all home girls' and boys' basketball games and girls' volleyball games. Spots are available for home varsity, jv, and frosh games. Volunteer contact: Brett Allen, ballen@judgememorial.com

10. Service Opportunity For Students:
Guadalupe School STAR reading program is in need of student Reading Tutors to volunteer one on one with students Monday through Thursday, during after school hours of 2:45 - 3:45P. Guadalupe School is located in the Rose Park neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Volunteers are asked to commit at least one hour, once a week. Training is provided. Interested students need to fill out a form at the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/T9WCNDL. Contact Joyce Pell, 801-556-5354 for details.

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Calendar at a Glance:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=599234

Giving Opportunities:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256797&type=d&pREC_ID=594902

Staff Directory:
http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/staff/

Parent Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=256721&type=d&pREC_ID=585757

Student Volunteer Opportunities: http://www.judgememorial.com/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=257734&type=d&pREC_ID=599400

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: October 27, 2016

A Letter from Principal Patrick Lambert:

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Thirty-First Week of Ordinary Time. Next week we will read the story of the vertically challenged tax collector, Zacchaeus, climbing a tree to get a better view of Jesus. As his perspective changes so do all of the others who had judged him as an immoral person. Jesus embraces him and Zacchaeus repents for his wrongdoings.

As we move through this week we celebrate the Commemoration of All the Faithfully Departed. We will be praying for all those that we have loved and lost through the years. These losses are held deeply in our hearts and we pray for the repose of their souls.

Tuesday is the Solemnity of All Saints
Wednesday is the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls)
Friday is the Memorial of St. Charles Borromeo

We will celebrate Mass on Tuesday for the Solemnity of All Saints. All are welcome to join. On Thursday and Friday our sophomores will be participating in their school retreat.

Our theatre department is pleased to announce the opening of our musical, “In the Heights” which will run November 4, 5, 6, 11, and 12. Please join us for this incredible show!

Last week brought to a close our cross-country season and our football season. Thank you to Coach Heideman for an incredible cross-country season. Thank you to Coach Cordova for your guidance in leading our football team.

I wish you all a peaceful week ahead.

AMDG,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“Brothers and sisters: Hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given to us.”  - Romans 5

Upcoming @ Judge:
Please refer to the online calendar for current important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not intended to be all-inclusive. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests.

OCTOBER
28 Student 4 Student Pickup Day!
31 HaPpY HaLlOwEeN! (Yes, classes are in session and students report in uniform.)
NOVEMBER
1 The Solemnity of All Saints
1 Students 4 Students FINAL Pickup Day!
2 All Souls’ Day
2 Early dismissal at 1:35 P; after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:45P
3 Sophomore Class Retreat
3 girls’volleyball UHSAA 4A state tournament
4 Sophomore Class Retreat
4 Fall Mainstage Opening Night Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
4 CCS 31st Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
5 girls’ volleyball UHSAA 4A state tournament
5 SAT Test Date
5 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
6 Daylight Savings Ends – “Fall back” and set your clocks back one hour on Saturday
6 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 2P matinee in the Auditorium
7 American Red Cross Blood Drive
7 boys’ basketball tryouts afterschool; in order to participate you must be registered on registermyathlete.com by Nov. 2. Click here for eligibility requirements
7 girls’ basketball tryouts afterschool; in order to participate you must be registered on registermyathlete.com by Nov. 2. Click here for eligibility requirements
8 Election Day! Go Vote!
8 swim opens season at Murray
8 boys’ soccer training session
8 boys’ basketball tryouts afterschool; in order to participate you must be registered on registermyathlete.com by Nov. 2. Click here for eligibility requirements
8 girls’ basketball tryouts afterschool; in order to participate you must be registered on registermyathlete.com by Nov. 2. Click here for eligibility requirements
9 Early dismissal at 1 P: after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15
9 JudgeNight! Open House for Prospective Families; Help spread the word!

Looking ahead: Friday, Nov. 11 – No Classes; Diocesan Professional Educators Day

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
October 27: What was your favorite Halloween costume growing up?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

• Sharing the GREAT News @Judge!
• CCS 31st Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
• Open House for New and Prospective Families
• Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights”
• Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event
• Boys’ Soccer Training Sessions
• Students 4 Students Final Pickups
• Principal Lambert Crowned “King of the Kilts”?
• Request for Gala Auction Donations
• Volunteer Opportunities For Parents
• Service Opportunity For Students

Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Do you have news to share about people in our Judge community doing something exceptional? Email: Jennifer Payne at: jpayne@judgememorial.com

A big “shout out” to all who participated in Wednesday’s Arts Celebration assembly at Judge. Judge Memorial instructors, Darin Hathaway, Nathan Shaw and Marjoris Regus, directed performances that showcased our hard-working performing art students. Although there were many outstanding moments, two are highlighted in the YouTube links: JM Dance Company performing “Thriller” and Judge Men’s Dance performing “This Is Halloween”

Congratulations to our Judge girls’ volleyball team! They finished 4th in our region for the season. They will go on to represent region 6, 4A, in the state tournament Nov. 3 & 5. Spike it to ‘em Bulldogs!

Luke Puskedra, Class of 2008 who placed fourth at the Marathon Trials, finished 19th at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Oct. 8. Luke was featured on Let’sRun.com in an online article titled “The Comeback: How Luke Puskedra Bounced Back from 4th Place at the Olympic Trials and His Daughter’s Cancer Diagnosis to Prepare for Sunday’s Chicago Marathon” By Jonathan Gault on October 5, 2016.

CCS 31st Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
On Friday, November 4, from 6 – 9 p.m. at the Little America Hotel, Catholic Community Services will be hosting the 31st annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner honoring Archbishop John C. West, President Russell M. Nelson, and Elizabeth Smart. Reserve your seat today at arobinson@ccsutah.org, 801-428-1231, or online at http://ccsutah.org/.

Open House for New and Prospective Families: Wednesday, November 9
Do you know anyone who is destined to become a Judge Memorial Bulldog? Invite them to Judge’s Fall Open House! Word of mouth is always the best form of recruitment! We thank you in advance for sharing information on this not-to-be-missed event! JudgeNight is on Wednesday, November 9 from 5-6:30P, and is for new and prospective families interested in a Judge Memorial education. Visit the Judge website for all the details.

Judge’s Fall Mainstage Production of In The Heights: November 4-6, 11, and 12!
Did you know that the “In the Heights” creator is the same creator responsible for the Broadway hit show “Hamilton”? The sensational Judge Memorial Catholic High School Performing Arts Department, under the direction of Darin Hathaway, will present the fall mainstage production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In The Heights on November 4-6, 11, and 12. All are invited to join us for a wonderfully entertaining evening featuring the artistic talents of our students. Click here for more information about the show.

Judge Robotics Team Fundraising Event: Saturday, October 29
Enjoy appetizers and beverages donated by Donkey and Goat while supporting Judge Memorial Robotics Team. The evening will begin at 5:30P with a Silent Auction; auction items to include, a weekend in Park City and an original work from artist Jeannette Maxfield Lewis. Tickets are $65; proceeds go toward supporting Judge Robotics. Space is limited and for guests ages 21 and older. RSVP by Oct. 21 to poles@judgememorial.com. All the details are found here.

Boys’ Soccer Training Sessions
Calling all boys interested in playing boys’ soccer! Boys’ soccer coaches, Kelly Terrill, Joe Alamilla and Rick Razzeca, are excited to announce training sessions starting Tuesday, Nov. 1from 3-5P on the Judge field and running every Tuesday and Thursday through November 18. Please read the boys’ soccer blog on the website for more information.

Students 4 Students:
Thank you for your participation and support! Final two collection days and within $2,500 to achieving our goal! Great job Bulldogs! Click here to help us reach our goal and for additional information on how your student may participate.

We would like to thank the following students for their participation in Students 4 Students!

Students 4 Students at $150 or Greater
Christopher Athens, Jacob Behnken, Matthew Benvegnu, Jackson Boomer, Tiffany Bresnan, Z Brothers, Mark Brunetti, Carter Causse, James Colling, Camilla Creminelli, Diana Cruz-Chunga, Lindsay Cruz-Chunga, Foster Dennin, Emily Garcia, Abigail Garside, Zoe Glasgow, Rachael Griffee, Jacob Grohs, Jonathan Grohs, Sophia Gross, Eric Hall, Sean Hemmersmeier, Cora Hill, Ethan Hirabayashi, John Jensen, Kathleen Jensen, Max Koszinowski, Hector Lanchbury, Skylar Lister, Erica Maggelet, Hailey Maggelet, Joseph Mancini, Katherine MaPhail, Lauren Mitchell, Erin Morgan, Maxwell Nelson, Alexander Niemann, Mary Oliver, John Pernich, Penelope Richardson, Branigan Roy, Kaitlin Sessions, Matthew Schnitter, Zachary Shubella, Thomas Silas, Miriam Smith, Andrea Snow, Benjamin Someah, Reuben Stromquist, Zachary Taylor, Christina Valentine, Catherine Valeo, Lindsay Weyman, Maria Whitby

Students 4 Students at $100 or Greater
Josh Davies, Ethan Dean, Isaac Guynn, Truman Hight, Hannah Hilton, Madeline Horiuchi, Christopher McTeague, Teressa McTeague, Gwendolyn Orme, Aspen Russell, Hannah Speckman, Kaitlyn Taylor

Students 4 Students at $50 or Greater
Cameron Jones, Hannah Kelly, Abigail Mancini, Michael Ryon, Kasady Suchar, Kayla Suchar, Reagan Vigil

Who will be crowned the “King of the Kilts”? With your help, it could be Principal Lambert!
Four Days Left to cast your “vote” for braw laddie Lambert! By making a wee donation to Good Men & Kilts, a fundraising campaign that helps make a difference in the lives of families with a hospitalized child, you will push Principal Lambert towards being crowned “KING OF THE KILTS”! Good Men & Kilts is a month-long event that supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area, but also provides an opportunity for local personalities and friends to get involved with a good cause, have a lot of fun, and show a little (tastefully kilted) leg! Click here to vote for Patrick Lambert and to see him in his kilt! Slàinte! To your health!

Request for Gala Auction Donations
The Judge Memorial 35th Annual Gala and Auction is taking place on January 28 at the Downtown Marriott at City Creek. The Gala Committee is currently gathering donations for the live and silent auction, and is particularly looking for the following:
• Points for travel, airfare, hotel stays in condos/timeshares, cabins, vacation homes, etc.
• Entertainment such as theater/movie tickets, sports tickets (including VIP, box & suites), restaurants, sports memorabilia
• Unique experiences such as fishing/rafting trip, skydiving, dinner with local athlete/celebrity
• Services such as landscaping, house cleaning, handyman, car detailing
To make your tax-deductible donation, please contact Shelly Parker at the Judge Advancement Office in Room 220, sparker@judgememorial.com, or 801-517-2132.

Volunteer Opportunities For Parents:
Parents of Sophomore Class students are still needed to serve as chaperones for the Sophomore Class Retreat on Thursday, Nov. 3 and/or Friday, Nov. 4 during the school day at St. Vincent’s parish hall. Lunch will be provided for chaperones. Interested parents are asked to fulfill the necessary volunteer paperwork by 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28. This paperwork needs to be up-t-date within the last three years. Click here for the volunteer online paperwork. To chaperone, please contact Michele Gelaude, mgelaude@judgememorial.com.

Donation Opportunity: OLOL gala planning committee is in need of the following items for decorations for their upcoming fundraising event (nothing will be returned): Jeans (in any condition), boots, and cowboy hats. These items can be dropped off at the OLOL school office no later than November 4.

Service Opportunity For Students:
Guadalupe School STAR reading program is in need of student Reading Tutors to volunteer one on one with students Monday through Thursday, during after school hours of 2:45 - 3:45P. Guadalupe School is located in the Rose Park neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Volunteers are asked to commit at least one hour, once a week. Training is provided. Interested students need to fill out a form at the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/T9WCNDL. Contact Joyce Pell, 801-556-5354 for details.

Bulldog Broadcast Judge Parent Email: November 3, 2016

To our Judge Memorial Catholic High School Friends and Families,

We are entering the Thirty-Second Week of Ordinary Time. In the Gospel reading on Monday, Jesus describes how many times we should forgive our brothers in one day. I grew up with two brothers. I chuckle thinking about the number of times I had the opportunity to ask for forgiveness or had the chance to forgive. It was an endless cycle. I feel fortunate that my brothers must have been listening to this particular Gospel reading.

Wednesday is the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome
Thursday is the Memorial of Saint Leo the Great
Friday is the Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours
Saturday is the Memorial of Saint Josaphat

Our theatre department is pleased to announce the opening of our musical, “In the Heights” which will run November 4, 5, 6, 11, and 12. Please join us for this incredible show! Thank you to our incredible performers, dancers, singers, and musicians for making this a show to remember.

There is no school on Friday. This is a professional development day for the teachers. As this workday falls on Veterans Day we will not have the chance to pray as a school for our veterans. Please join me in saying a prayer for all of our veterans and their family members.

Help us, dear God, to see your face in every Veteran we encounter. Guide us as we imagine new ways to support Veterans and their families. Bring healing and peace to all who have been wounded physically, mentally and spiritually during wartime. Help us bring your saving grace to heal the invisible wounds of war. We ask this in Jesus’ holy name. Amen.

I wish you all a wonderful week ahead.

Grace and Peace,

Patrick Lambert
Principal
Judge Memorial Catholic High School

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

“If your brother sins, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him.
And if he wrongs you seven times in one day and returns to you seven times saying, ‘I am sorry’, you should forgive him.” - Luke 17

Upcoming @ Judge:
Please refer to the online calendar for current important dates and deadlines for the entire Judge Memorial community. This brief reference is not intended to be all-inclusive. As a general rule, the Bulldog Broadcast lists only varsity athletic contests.

NOVEMBER
4 Sophomore Class Retreat
4 Diocesan Red Mass for Justice at the Cathedral of the Madeleine
4 Fall Mainstage Opening Night Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
4 CCS 31st Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
5 girls’ volleyball UHSAA 4A state tournament
5 SAT Test Date
5 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
6 Daylight Savings Ends – “Fall back” and set your clocks back one hour on Saturday
6 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 2P matinee in the Auditorium
7 StuCo Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive
7 boys’ basketball tryouts; check boys' basketball team page for times, locations and details
7 girls’ basketball tryouts; check girls' basketball team page for times, locations and details
7 girls’ lacrosse parent & player meeting
8 Election Day! Go Vote!
8 swim opens season at Murray
8 boys’ basketball tryouts; check boys' basketball team page for times, locations and details
8 girls’ basketball tryouts; check girls' basketball team page for times, locations and details
9 Early dismissal at 1 P: after school shuttles to depart no later than 1:15
9 JudgeNight! Open House for Prospective Families; Help spread the word!
9 Judge Bowling with Copper Hills High School at All Star West Jordan Bowl
10 swim away at Kearns
10 Basketball Parent Meeting (Auditorium)
11 Veterans Day
11 No School for Students
11 Diocesan Professional Educators Day
11 Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
12 Closing Night! Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights” at 7P in the Auditorium
12 OLOL Catholic School Round Up Dinner Auction
13 Senior Parents! It is the FINAL deadline for yearbook baby ads; don’t miss the deadline!

Judge Memorial Dinner Table Talks: #JudgeCounseling #TableTalks
If you are voting, or if you could vote, how are you deciding which presidential candidate has your support?

In this message (scroll down to read more):

• Sharing the GREAT News @Judge!
• Open House for New and Prospective Families
• Fall Mainstage Production of “In The Heights”
• Teton Science School Application Available
• Planned Absences and Vacations
• Girls’ Lacrosse Practices Begin
• Students 4 Students: Thank you for your participation!
• Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event: November 12
• Volunteer Opportunities For Parents

Sharing the Great News @Judge!
Do you have news to share about people in our Judge community doing something exceptional? Email: Jennifer Payne at: jpayne@judgememorial.com

In case you missed it: Judge Memorial students made national news on ABC World News with David Muir in a piece titled, “Fighting Back Against Bullying”. Highlighting the “Sit With Us” app that Judge Memorial Counseling introduced to our students during the month of October.

Patrick Hickman, Class of 2012, plays soccer at California State University Northridge. He was named Big West Conference First Team All Conference and Big West Conference Defensive Player of the Year. During the season, Hickman led a defense that tied for the second-fewest goals allowed (23) and ranked fourth in goals against average (1.21) in Big West statistical categories. Offensively, Hickman has scored a career-high three goals in 2016, all in Big West play.

J. Thomas Kearns, Class of 2018, competes as goalie for the Park City Miners varsity water polo team. The Miners just completed the fall water polo season undefeated and are ranked No. 1 in the state. Thomas was honored with the Sportsmanship Award for 2016. The award is given to a single player on each team for outstanding commitment and sportsmanship. This is the second year in a row he has received this award.

Open House for New and Prospective Families: Wednesday, November 9
Calling all future Bulldogs! Do you know anyone who may be interested in learning more about Judge Memorial? Invite them to Judge’s Fall Open House! Word of mouth is always the best form of recruitment! JudgeNight is on Wednesday, November 9 from 5-6:30P, and is for new and prospective families interested in a Judge Memorial education. Visit the Judge website for all the details.

Judge’s Fall Mainstage Production of In The Heights: November 4-6, 11, and 12!
Did you know that the “In the Heights” creator is the same creator responsible for the Broadway hit show “Hamilton”? The sensational Judge Memorial Catholic High School Performing Arts Department will present the fall mainstage production of In The Heights. Music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, book by Quiara Alegria Hudes and conceived by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Performances will run on November 4-6, 11, and 12. All are invited to join us for a wonderfully entertaining evening featuring the artistic talents of our students. Click here for more information about the show.

Teton Science School Applications Now Available!
On February 5, 2017, a small group of students, faculty and mentors will hop on the Judge Activities Bus and make the winding drive through the snow-covered hills of Wyoming to Teton National Park to spend a week (Feb. 5-11) at the Teton Science School. Students that have experienced TSS in the past, find it extremely rewarding and come back with an appreciation of science and the outdoors that they didn’t have before. Total cost is $700 with a $400 deposit due Dec. 21. If you are interested, please see visit the TSS page on the Judge website, or see Dr. Dutrow or Mr. Angelo with questions. Additionally, you can check out previous years’ blogs to see if a trip to the Tetons is right for you! If you are ready to apply, fill out the application, application, and email or send the completed version to Dr. Dutrow (ndutrow@judgememorial.com). Only students in the best of standing will be considered. Student’s teachers, the Dean, and the finance office must approve applications.

Planned Absences and Vacations
Thanksgiving Break: begins Nov. 23, resumes Nov. 28
Christmas Break: begins Dec. 22, resumes Jan. 4

As you plan your break vacations this year, we ask that you review the school calendar first. Family vacations are excused absences, not exempt. Please review pages 43 & 51 of the Student-Parent Handbook for policy details as it outlines Judge’s policy for excessive absences from class. Students who miss more than six sessions of a class, or study time, during one quarter without prior authorization from the Dean’s Office, will receive a failing grade in that class for the quarter. In order to receive authorization, a completed Planned Absence Form (available in the Main Office) must be completed and submitted to the Dean’s Office at least one week before the planned absence. A “planned absence” does not guarantee a passing grade in the class.

Girls’ Lacrosse Practices Begin!
Practices for girls’ lacrosse will begin next week, running every Monday and Wednesday, from 4:30 until 5:45P through Dec. 14 on the Judge field. There will be a girls’ lacrosse Parent/Player/Coach meeting on Monday November 7, after practice from 5:45 to 6:45P at Judge (location TBD). Prospective players interested in finding out more about lacrosse are welcome! Email girlslacrosse@judgememorial.com or visit the girls’ lacrosse page for more information.

Students 4 Students: Thank you for your participation!
A Big Bulldog Thank You! To our students who participated in the Fall 2016 Students 4 Students campaign. You participation makes a real and immediate impact. We appreciate everyone’s support in helping us to achieve our goal! We would like to thank the following students for their participation in Students 4 Students!

Students 4 Students at $150 or Greater
Christopher Athens, Jacob Behnken, Matthew Benvegnu, Jackson Boomer, Tiffany Bresnan, Z Brothers, Maxwell Brown, Mark Brunetti, Carter Causse, Robert Cheuvront, James Colling, Camilla Creminelli, Diana Cruz-Chunga, Lindsay Cruz-Chunga, Foster Dennin, Emily Garcia, Abigail Garside, Zoe Glasgow, Rachael Griffee, Jacob Grohs, Jonathan Grohs, Sophia Gross, Eric Hall, Sean Hemmersmeier, Cora Hill, Ethan Hirabayashi, Jessica Jenny, John Jensen, Kathleen Jensen, Max Koszinowski, Hector Lanchbury, Skylar Lister, Erica Maggelet, Hailey Maggelet, Joseph Mancini, Katherine MaPhail, Jayme Mintz, Lauren Mitchell, Erin Morgan, Maxwell Nelson, Alexander Niemann, Mary Oliver, John Pernich, Penelope Richardson, Branigan Roy, Marcus Sawchuck, Nick Sawchuck, Kaitlin Sessions, Matthew Schnitter, Zachary Shubella, Thomas Silas, Miriam Smith, Andrea Snow, Benjamin Someah, Reuben Stromquist, Kaitlyn Taylor, Zachary Taylor, Christina Valentine, Catherine Valeo, Lindsay Weyman, Maria Whitby

Students 4 Students at $100 or Greater
Josh Davies, Ethan Dean, Isaac Guynn, Truman Hight, Hannah Hilton, Madeline Horiuchi, Christopher McTeague, Teressa McTeague, Gwendolyn Orme, Aspen Russell, Hannah Speckman, Kaitlyn Taylor

Students 4 Students at $50 or Greater
Matthew Cotter, Emily Harris, Joseph Izampuye, Cameron Jones, Hannah Kelly, Abigail Mancini, Michael Ryon, Michael Stokes, Kasady Suchar, Kayla Suchar, Kaitlin Taylor, Reagan Vigil, Anna Wills

Victorian Glamour Parent Party Event November 12: Sign up NOW to guarantee your spot!
Enjoy a private tour and exquisite meal in the historic Mcintyre mansion. Let your senses revel in the finest of everything while you escape to a bygone age of elegance. Take a moment to enjoy the aviary or take in the gorgeous view of the Capital rotunda. Sit down at the antique banquet table and feast on the finest food and wine. This party is $175 per person and space is limited, so purchase your tickets ASAP! Click here to sign up now.

Volunteer Opportunities For Parents
Basketball Concessions is a great way to meet other sports enthusiasts is to volunteer to work concessions at all home girls' and boys' basketball games. Spots are available for home varsity, jv, and frosh games. Volunteer contact: Brett Allen, ballen@judgememorial.com

Gala ’17: We are looking for volunteers to help with our annual Gala and Auction being held on January 28, 2017. This is a FUN way to get your parent volunteer hours completed! If you are interested, please contact Shelly Parker, 801-517-2132, sparker@judgememorial.com.

Good afternoon to our teachers, parents, and all members of our Judge Memorial community,

This morning we prayed as a school for our community both locally and abroad. I have included the statement I made for the student body along with the prayer for unity.

Good morning students. Last night brought a conclusion to a long, hard-fought, and exhausting election season. This election seemed to be uniquely brutal at times. As the results continue to be recorded it is increasingly clear that people around the country felt passionately about both candidates.

This is a reminder to all of us to see the humanity in one another. As a community it is difficult to move forward in a positive direction when we villainize the other side. Let us be the example to the country as to how well we can treat all members in our society.

There is a beautiful message in the environmental saying, "Think Globally, Act Locally." This saying rings true in our political system. In following Mahatma Gandhi’s words, we can be the change that we want to see in the world.

So as we begin our day, let us treat one another with compassion. Let us make a goal to enter into dialogue with people of opposing views while showing them the love they deserve. Each one of you is loved and has the ability to share that love with those around you.

Let us pray:

Eternal Father,
We praise you for sending your Son
to be one of us and to save us.
Look upon your people with mercy,
for we are divided in so many ways.
Give us the Spirit of Jesus
to make us one in love.

We ask this gift, loving Father,
though Christ our Lord.
Amen

Peace to you,

Patrick Lambert

Principal

Judge Memorial Catholic High School

650 South 1100 East

Salt Lake City, UT 84102

801-363-8895

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

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