Parents
Welcome Crusader parent! Below you'll find some helpful resources for managing academics and student life at Cathedral. As always, if you have any questions or need assistance with anything else related to your student's Cathedral experience, call the main office at 320-251-3421.
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General
Academic Calendar
Honor Roll
2021-2022 School Year
Student of the Month
High SchoolLily Blenkush, ArtJonathan Hanson, BusinessElijah Weekes, EngineeringAlyson Schneider, EnglishJamison Penticuff, Health/Phy EdXavier Dubay, MathMary Watry, MusicEmily Schaupp, ScienceGriffin Sturm, Social StudiesStrider Carkhuff, TheologyElizabeth Hughes, World LanguagesMiddle SchoolLundeen Cunningham, ArtTaylor Laubach, EnglishSheridan Stockman, Health/Phy EdOlivia Nguyen, MathAnya Craven, MusicPaige Johnson, ScienceCathleen Pay, Social StudiesMorgan Calvert, TheologyAracely Arevalo, World LanguagesHigh SchoolGrace Reynolds, ArtJonathan Doschadis, BusinessLogan Orth, EngineeringAva LaBine, EnglishJarrett Thelen, Health/Phy EdMadelyn Anderson, MathEmily Manar, MusicTanner Schneider, ScienceKayla Sexton, Social StudiesNicole Katterhagen, TheologyAaron Weitzel, World LanguagesMiddle SchoolShyla Vickstrom, ArtEvie Kremer-Reisdorf, EnglishOliver Stowe, Health/Phy EdDevin Barnum, MathNolan Longnecker, MusicCallie Jerzak, ScienceCecilia Jamison, Social StudiesIsla Malkovich, TheologyShemiam Nicol, World LanguagesHigh SchoolMatthew Primus, ArtLauren Heydman, BusinessLandon Swenson, EngineeringMarti Hernandez-Cifre, EnglishAvery Polipnick, Health/Phy EdDanna Mulliner, MathMaya Walls, MusicEmma Jamison, ScienceQuentin Dukowitz, Social StudiesIsabella Keene, TheologyRhianna Sieben, World LanguagesMiddle SchoolSavannah Kroll, ArtOlivia Watry, EnglishMargherita Bushman, Health/Phy EdAlexa Behrendt, MathCarson Rolph, MusicEden Hayenga, ScienceJack Molus, Social StudiesIsabel Jordt, TheologyErnest Malekebu, World Languages
Lunch Calendar
At Cathedral we are an allergy-aware school.
Parent Council
Welcome to Cathedral Parent Council! Simply being a Cathedral parent makes you an honorary Parent Council Member, and we welcome your participation in our monthly meetings and council events as you are able. Meetings are held in-person on the second Tuesday of every month from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm in Cathedral’s South Building Conference Room on the lower level. You can also join us via Zoom, if that is more convenient, using the link below. Watch your email for monthly updates and reminders, or stay connected through our Cathedral Parent Council Facebook Group.
JOIN US VIA ZOOM:
Topic: Parent Council Meetings 2021-2022
Time: 11:30 – 12:30 AM
Every month on the Second Tuesday, from September 14, 2021 until May 10, 2022.
- Sep 14, 2021 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker: Mary Quick, Guidance Office Counselor
- Oct 12, 2021 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker: Kathy Crispo, Cathedral High School Principal
- Nov 9, 2021 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- Dec 14, 2021 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- Jan 11, 2022 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- Feb 8, 2022 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- Mar 8, 2022 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- Apr 12, 2022 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
- May 10, 2022 11:30 AM – Guest Speaker:
Please download and import the following iCalendar (.ics) files to your calendar system.
Monthly: https://us04web.zoom.us/meeting/upYtd-6opj0sHtXnwd2icHmHN5T5p0K-RVBX/ics?icsToken=98tyKu6qrjstGtyTth2GR7YQAoigKPTxiCFdgrdlkgjhUSlQSg7eGLd2Z6IvO5Xi
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72007086641?pwd=eUpqL0NUM0xkYTJ0eU5jdksreEgyZz09
Meeting ID: 720 0708 6641
Passcode: gvNb3T
Cathedral Parent Council Mission Statement
The Cathedral Parent Council welcomes all parents/guardians of Cathedral students to membership. The Council meets monthly to facilitate the interaction and collaboration of Cathedral parents and families, in a spiritual environment, always for the ultimate good of the school.
Cathedral Parent Council Purpose
The Parent Association is the primary organization of all parents/guardians of students of Cathedral High School. The Council allows parents/guardians to become involved in the work of the school by providing volunteer opportunities and by encouraging parental participation. The Executive Board of the Cathedral Parent Council coordinates many activities on behalf of both parents and the school.
Activities include:
- Acting as a resource for faculty and staff;
- Coordinating parent volunteers in many areas of school life;
- Fostering and maintaining parent-to-parent and parent-to-school communication;
- Sponsoring events of interest to school parents.
Monthly meetings are held for parents/guardians every second Tuesday of the month beginning in September and continuing through May. At our meetings, we share information about CHS, have guest speakers who provide pertinent information about our school, and allow parents/guardians to keep in touch with what is going on at school.
Parent Council Executive Board
- Co-Presidents: Sarah Nicoll and Kelly Anderson
- Vice-President: Marit Ortega
- Secretary: Jennifer Doschadis
- Treasurer: Kris Lawrence
2021-2022 Parent Council Meeting Minutes
| September Minutes | January Minutes | April Minutes |
| October Minutes | February Minutes | May Minutes |
| November Minutes | March Minutes |
2020-2021 Parent Council Meeting Minutes
| September Minutes | January Minutes | April Minutes |
| October Minutes | February Minutes | May Minutes |
| November Minutes | March Minutes |
CHS Parent Council Treasurer Report April 2021
Photos
View the photos from 2022 here.
Schedules
School Supply Lists
Service Learning Program / Logging Volunteer Hours
In the words of the U.S. Bishops, “Catholic school students should be introduced gradually to the idea and practice of Christian service. In early years, efforts to instill a sense of mission and concern for others help lay a foundation for later service projects, as does study of the lives of the saints and outstanding contemporaries.” Sharing the Light, #232.
At Cathedral, we believe that service should be an attitude, a way of life, and every person has a calling and a responsibility to serve one another as a living example of Jesus’ teachings. It is important not only to listen and understand the Word of God, but also to apply the lessons learned in our daily life through service to others.
We will use the Corporal Works of Mercy, Spiritual Works of Mercy and the Principles of Catholic Social Teachings as the basis for our Service Learning Program. All service learning experiences will be related to these models of Christian living, and students will be asked to reflect on the connections between their service experience and these models.
Corporal Works of Mercy
The Corporal Works of Mercy recognize the sacredness of human life. We learn through fulfilling these Works of Mercy for others that we are our brother’s keeper. Our feelings of love for our fellow man must be accompanied by acts of charity.
(1) Feed the hungry.
(2) Give drink to the thirsty.
(3) Clothe the naked.
(4) Shelter the homeless.
(5) Visit those in prison.
(6) Comfort the sick.
(7) Bury the dead.
Spiritual Works of Mercy
The Spiritual Works of Mercy recognize sin, ignorance, doubt, sorrow and other human conditions where we need to reach out in faith and love to others. How many times did Jesus rebuke with love, counsel, teach and help those who did not know Him?
(1) Admonish sinners.
(2) Instruct the uninformed.
(3) Counsel the doubtful.
(4) Comfort the sorrowful.
(5) Bear wrongs patiently.
(6) Forgive offenses.
(7) Pray for the living and the dead.
Catholic Social Teaching Principles
The Catholic Social Teaching Principles are a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. These principals highlight several of the key themes that are at the heart of our Catholic social tradition.
(1) Life and Dignity of the Human Person.
(2) Solidarity.
(3) Care for God’s creation.
(4) Call to Family, Community and Participation.
(5) Option for the Poor and Vulnerable.
(6) Rights and Responsibilities.
(7) Dignity of Work and Rights of Worked
Service Learning Requirements:
Students are expected to fulfill the number of service hours listed below during the assigned grade. Students cannot wait until their senior year and attempt to fulfill all of the required hours.
Grade Hours Required Education Area Grade 7 10 – including 2 served in your Parish/Church* Corporal/Spiritual Works of Mercy
Grade 8 10 – including 2 served in your Parish/Church* Corporal/Spiritual Works of Mercy
Grade 9 15 – including 3 served in your Parish/Church* Catholic Social Teaching Intro Five Stages of Service Learning
Grade 10 15 – including 3 served in your Parish/Church* Retreat / Project included Grade 11 20 -including 4 served in your Parish/Church* Catholic Social Teaching Course
Grade 12 20 -including 4 served in your Parish/Church* Capstone Project ? *Students will complete a total of 20 parish/church hours throughout their time at Cathedral. If you do not belong to a parish/church, contact Mrs. Baldwin for information.
Parish/church service experiences are an opportunity for our students to be contributing members of their parish community, which prayerfully and financially supports their education.
Logging Hours in MobileServe App:
New this year, students will record their service experiences in MobileServe. This app allows students to record and reflect on their service experiences. There will also be a current list of service opportunities, including many safe-distancing opportunities.
Getting Started Guide
MobileServe is available as a mobile app in the App Store and Google Play and can be used on most smartphones and tablets. If you’d rather not use the mobile app, you can create and manage your MobileServe account from any internet-connected device at app.mobileserve.com. Simply skip the download instructions below and start with Create Your Account.
Download the App
- Go to the App Store or Google Play
- Search “MobileServe”
- Tap the Get or Install button next to MobileServe App
Create Your Account
- Open the app or go to app.mobileserve.com & select Sign Up
- Enter your name, birthday, and create a password (skip the employer/school box)
- Select Next
- Add an optional photo to your profile or select Skip
- Select Next
- Enter the 6-digit code corresponding to your class:
- Class of 2022: 1F5E0F CCS
- Class of 2023: E2D346 CCS
- Class of 2024: 020D53 CCS
- Class of 2025: 21248F CCS
- Class of 2026: OE871E
- Class of 2027: 14C612
- Select Join
Logging Hours
After joining, be sure to categorize your service log by checking the box next to the organization name –Cathedral Catholic School – St. Cloud – and selecting the correct service category.
Questions?
Contact Sandy Baldwin, Service Learning Coordinator, at sbaldwin@cathedralcrusaders.org.
Sports Physical Form
Family Handbook
Guidance and Counseling
Guidance & Counseling Department Staff
High School Counselors
- Bridget Hamak: 320-257-2137, bhamak@cathedralcrusaders.org
(Students with last names beginning with A-L) - Mary Quick: 320.257.2160, mquick@cathedralcrusaders.org
(Students with last names beginning with M-Z)
Middle School Counselor
- Kyla Burgess: 320-257-2118, kburges
s@cathedralcrusaders.org - Kim Brown: 320-257-2114, kbrown@
cathedralcrusaders.org
Counseling Assistant
- Marie Hess: 320-257-2142, mhess@cathedralcrusaders.org
- Bridget Hamak: 320-257-2137, bhamak@cathedralcrusaders.org
Back to School Resource
Junior Parent Fall Presentation - Preparing for College
Senior Parent Fall Presentation - Preparing for College
Technology
PowerSchool
PowerSchool gives parents access to activity registration, lunch balances, attendance, grades, assignments and more.
Contact Cindy Sieling for instructions on how to create your account at csieling@cathedralcrusaders.
org or by phone at 320-257-2112. Schoology