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Catholic Schools Week at St. Ann

Special to the Catholic Herald

Sixth grader Emmalee Elliott dresses for Wacky Hair Day as part of Catholic Schools Week at St. Ann in Arlington Jan. 28-Feb. 3. MARY CRUM | COURTESY

Emmalee Elliott 6th grade Photo credit Mary Crum web

Kindergartener James Dizon participates in Wacky Hair Day as part of Catholic Schools Week at St. Ann in Arlington Jan. 28-Feb. 3. MARY CRUM | COURTESY

James Dizon Kindergarten Photo credit Mary Crum web

Second grade teacher Hiwote Sahilu dresses for Wacky Hair Day as part of Catholic Schools Week at St. Ann in Arlington Jan. 28-Feb. 3. ORIANA MACGREGOR | COURTESY

Mrs. Sahilu 2nd grade teacher Photo credit O. MacGregor web

St. Ann School in Arlington kickstarted Catholic Schools Week with a student Mass Jan. 28. Students worked with St. Ann parishioner Maureen Donnelly to deliver the readings and prayers of the faithful and with parishioner Chris Sullivan to train as ushers.

Next up, the student council took the lead to arrange a student appreciation day with a Free Dress, Wacky Hair and No Homework Day.

To celebrate the more than 300 pounds of food for Arlington Food Assistance Center, the school organized a Character Dress Down Day and encouraged children to dress as their favorite book, movie, tv or theater character. 

Feb. 1, the Parent Teacher Organization showed support for parents during morning drop off with a breakfast treat.

Students also dressed in various decades with outfits from the 1950s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and early 2000s. 

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