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Saint Peter School has partnered with orderlunches.com to provide a secure, fast, and easy-to-use online ordering system that allows parents to view our lunch menu, order, prepay and manage student lunches and register for the start of school year milk program on the web.
Registration and Ordering starts on: 8/16
Getting Started:
1. Go To: www.orderlunches.com - (please bookmark this page)
2. Click on Register: Password is: sps341, add account, profile(s) information
3. Sign In & the Welcome page displays with Program Info (Order Schedule, Rules etc.)
4. Click Order at Top of Nav Bar & go to proper month
5. Click the Order link on the date to begin – First Lunch Date is: 9/6
6. Check out & pay – Please be sure to complete the check-out process. Do not close your browser prior to receiving the confirmation display or your order may be interrupted and not fully processed. Items left in your shopping cart will not be processed and your order will not be placed.
Frequently Addressed Issues/Questions:
+ Missed Orders, Credits, and Changes/Cancellations: Contact Melanie Corless by email or phone 301-774-9112, ext. 300
+ All lunch orders must be submitted on line by 8am.
+ Technical support (help navigating the site) is addressed by OrderLunches email at support@orderlunches.com.
+ The program accepts payment by Debit Card or Credit Card: Visa, MasterCard & Discover.
+ Orders left in the shopping cart will NOT be processed and you student(s) will not be included in the lunch service.
+ MINIMUM ORDER FEE: A $1.00 fee will be charged for orders under $10.00
Registration and Ordering starts on: 8/16
Getting Started:
1. Go To: www.orderlunches.com - (please bookmark this page)
2. Click on Register: Password is: sps341, add account, profile(s) information
3. Sign In & the Welcome page displays with Program Info (Order Schedule, Rules etc.)
4. Click Order at Top of Nav Bar & go to proper month
5. Click the Order link on the date to begin – First Lunch Date is: 9/6
6. Check out & pay – Please be sure to complete the check-out process. Do not close your browser prior to receiving the confirmation display or your order may be interrupted and not fully processed. Items left in your shopping cart will not be processed and your order will not be placed.
Frequently Addressed Issues/Questions:
+ Missed Orders, Credits, and Changes/Cancellations: Contact Melanie Corless by email or phone 301-774-9112, ext. 300
+ All lunch orders must be submitted on line by 8am.
+ Technical support (help navigating the site) is addressed by OrderLunches email at support@orderlunches.com.
+ The program accepts payment by Debit Card or Credit Card: Visa, MasterCard & Discover.
+ Orders left in the shopping cart will NOT be processed and you student(s) will not be included in the lunch service.
+ MINIMUM ORDER FEE: A $1.00 fee will be charged for orders under $10.00
We take pride in the appearance of our students. Their dress reflects the quality of the school, of their conduct, and of their schoolwork. We ask your cooperation in adhering to every item of this dress code. Parents will be notified if violations of this occur and students should expect to receive a disciplinary action because of the violation. Students are required to be in uniform from the opening day of school until the closing day, unless parents receive a notice to the contrary from the school office. If, for some reason, a student is unable to be in uniform, a note from the parent/guardian must be sent with the student. Exceptions and interpretations are left to the discretion of the Faculty & Administration.
UNIFORMS MUST ALWAYS BE NEAT, CLEAN, AND UNWRINKLED. SHIRTS MUST BE TUCKED IN, SHOELACES, TIED, ETC. NO TORN OR OVERSIZED APPAREL IS PERMITTED. Whenever possible, students coming to school out-of uniform will be assisted with the necessary alterations (i.e., we will provide nail polish remover, rent ties, skirts, uniform socks, etc.). A modest fee, to be donated to the Holy Childhood Association, will be charged for this assistance. All clothing should be properly marked. Lost articles are held for a reasonable time in the office. If articles are unclaimed they are given to charity.
Purchase uniforms at:
UNIFORMS MUST ALWAYS BE NEAT, CLEAN, AND UNWRINKLED. SHIRTS MUST BE TUCKED IN, SHOELACES, TIED, ETC. NO TORN OR OVERSIZED APPAREL IS PERMITTED. Whenever possible, students coming to school out-of uniform will be assisted with the necessary alterations (i.e., we will provide nail polish remover, rent ties, skirts, uniform socks, etc.). A modest fee, to be donated to the Holy Childhood Association, will be charged for this assistance. All clothing should be properly marked. Lost articles are held for a reasonable time in the office. If articles are unclaimed they are given to charity.
Purchase uniforms at:
All Students in Grades PK - 8:
SHOES- shoes must be comfortable non-marking, rubber-soled, tie or buckle closure with a flat heel. The only colors permitted are black, brown tan or navy. No work boots or boot styles are permitted. No open toe/heel shoes are allowed. It is impossible to anticipate every fashion option. Please use these guidelines when making purchases.
JEWELRY - a watch and small religious medals may be worn. No bracelets, no chokers, and no necklaces are permitted. Girls are permitted to wear one small pair of post earrings in the ear lobe only. Earrings for boys are not permitted.
MAKE-UP - No make-up of any kind is permitted. No nail polish with any color or sparkle is permitted.
HAIR - hair should be neat, clean, and natural looking at all times. Extreme styles (fad haircuts) or excessive lengths or color are not permitted. This includes highlights of any kind. Boys must keep hair trimmed around the ears and neck. The length of the bangs should not go past the eyebrows; hair should be above the shirt collar.
SHOES- shoes must be comfortable non-marking, rubber-soled, tie or buckle closure with a flat heel. The only colors permitted are black, brown tan or navy. No work boots or boot styles are permitted. No open toe/heel shoes are allowed. It is impossible to anticipate every fashion option. Please use these guidelines when making purchases.
JEWELRY - a watch and small religious medals may be worn. No bracelets, no chokers, and no necklaces are permitted. Girls are permitted to wear one small pair of post earrings in the ear lobe only. Earrings for boys are not permitted.
MAKE-UP - No make-up of any kind is permitted. No nail polish with any color or sparkle is permitted.
HAIR - hair should be neat, clean, and natural looking at all times. Extreme styles (fad haircuts) or excessive lengths or color are not permitted. This includes highlights of any kind. Boys must keep hair trimmed around the ears and neck. The length of the bangs should not go past the eyebrows; hair should be above the shirt collar.
Dress Code Specifics:
Girls and Boys in Pre-K Boys may wear play clothes. Close-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-toed shoes are allowed. All other school uniform policies apply (i.e. hair, makeup, nail polish, etc.). Please see details below for K-8:
Girls and Boys in Pre-K Boys may wear play clothes. Close-toed shoes and socks are required. No sandals or open-toed shoes are allowed. All other school uniform policies apply (i.e. hair, makeup, nail polish, etc.). Please see details below for K-8:
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Girls in Grades K – 5
- plaid jumper of appropriate length (must be close to the knee) or - navy chino-style dress slacks - navy chino walking shorts (Sept./Oct. & April-June) - white blouse (no colors permitted) - white turtleneck shirt, white short or - long-sleeved polo shirt w/embroidered school logo (no colors permitted) - plain navy sweater, or logo uniform P.E. sweatshirt - navy fleece zippered pullover w/school logo (optional) - plain navy knee socks, navy tights or white socks -socks must cover ankle/no logo permitted Girls in Grades 6 – 8
- plaid skirt of appropriate length (must be close to the knee) - white oxford blouse (no colors permitted) - white logo polo shirt (Sept/Oct & April-June) - plain navy blue sweater or logo uniform P.E. sweatshirt - navy fleece zippered pullover w/school logo (optional) - plain navy or white socks or tights - socks must cover ankle/no logo permitted |
Boys in Grades K-5
- navy chino-style dress trousers or - navy dress walking shorts (Sept./Oct. & April-June) - white turtleneck shirt, white short or - long-sleeved polo shirt w/embroidered school logo (Nov.-March) (no colors permitted) - plain navy blue, or logo uniform P.E. sweatshirt - navy fleece zippered pullover w/school logo (optional) - plain navy or white socks - socks must cover ankle/no logo permitted. Boys in Grades K-8
- navy, chino-style dress trousers (no jeans or jean material) or - navy dress walking shorts (Sept./Oct. & April-June) - white dress shirt (no colors permitted) - white logo polo shirt (Sept./Oct. & April-June) - navy sweater or logo uniform P.E. sweatshirt - navy fleece zippered pullover w/school logo (optional) - black, brown, or navy belt - a tie (not required in Sept./Oct. & April-June) - plain navy or white socks - socks must cover ankle/no logo permitted. |
PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNIFORM (K - 8):
Students must come to school on assigned PE days dressed in PE uniform and tennis shoes/sneakers. Physical education classes begin the 1st week of school.
- gray T-shirt (school logo)
- navy sweat pant (school logo) or navy mesh shorts w/school logo (Sept. /Oct. & April-June)
- tennis shoes/sneakers
- navy sweatshirt (w/school logo)
- white socks with or without school logo (must cover ankle bone)
TAG DAYS/OUT-OF-UNIFORM DAYS:
Occasionally students are permitted to dress out of uniform (Tag Day). Some Tag Days are whole-school events. These days promote school spirit or provide an incentive for participation in a school-sponsored project. Sometimes individual students are rewarded with a tag day as a thank you for service to the school. The cost of tag day is $1 unless otherwise announced. Rules for dressing for tag days:
- Boys and girls must always wear close-toed shoes and socks
- No hair dye or face paint is permitted unless specified. Girls may wear light makeup
- Shorts may only be worn during the spring & fall uniform months (September/October and April-June). Shorts must be Bermuda length only
- Students may not wear leggings/tights/skinny jeans/jeggings, hipster pants, tank tops, spaghetti straps, or shirts that expose the midriff
- No inappropriate messages on clothing
- If students are not dressed appropriately, parents will be required to bring a change of clothes to school and students may not be allowed to participate in future tag days
Students must come to school on assigned PE days dressed in PE uniform and tennis shoes/sneakers. Physical education classes begin the 1st week of school.
- gray T-shirt (school logo)
- navy sweat pant (school logo) or navy mesh shorts w/school logo (Sept. /Oct. & April-June)
- tennis shoes/sneakers
- navy sweatshirt (w/school logo)
- white socks with or without school logo (must cover ankle bone)
TAG DAYS/OUT-OF-UNIFORM DAYS:
Occasionally students are permitted to dress out of uniform (Tag Day). Some Tag Days are whole-school events. These days promote school spirit or provide an incentive for participation in a school-sponsored project. Sometimes individual students are rewarded with a tag day as a thank you for service to the school. The cost of tag day is $1 unless otherwise announced. Rules for dressing for tag days:
- Boys and girls must always wear close-toed shoes and socks
- No hair dye or face paint is permitted unless specified. Girls may wear light makeup
- Shorts may only be worn during the spring & fall uniform months (September/October and April-June). Shorts must be Bermuda length only
- Students may not wear leggings/tights/skinny jeans/jeggings, hipster pants, tank tops, spaghetti straps, or shirts that expose the midriff
- No inappropriate messages on clothing
- If students are not dressed appropriately, parents will be required to bring a change of clothes to school and students may not be allowed to participate in future tag days
CLASS SUPPLY LISTS: It is strongly recommended that all supplies be brought to school on Sneak-a-Peek Day. Assignment books - $6 (required for every student, Gr. 2-8) and Canvas logo pouches - $7 (required for every student, Gr. 2-8 will be available for purchase on Sneak-a-Peek Day). No wheels are permitted on backpacks. Please label everything!
For all middle school students: Items marked with *** must be purchased at the school store. No white out and no hard pencil cases are permitted.
For all middle school students: Items marked with *** must be purchased at the school store. No white out and no hard pencil cases are permitted.
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PK4 – LABEL EVERY ITEM
1 sturdy backpack 1 sturdy lunchbox 2 rolls paper towels 2 boxes tissues (200+ count) 1 box plastic spoons (Last name A-L) 1 box plastic forks (Last name M-Z) 2 Jumbo Elmer’s glue sticks 1 box LARGE Crayola crayons, 8 count 1 box Crayola Classic Color Markers, 10 count 1 bottle liquid glue 2 large pkg. Clorox wipes 1 box gallon-sized Ziploc Bag 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) In a labeled plastic bag in a labeled zip lock bag 1 change of clothing: socks, underwear, shirt & pants FIRST GRADE
Lunch box, labeled outside 2 rolls paper towels 2 box Clorox wipes 2 box tissues (200 ct) Backpack, no wheels 2 box of forks and 2 boxes of spoons 2 boxes Quart Ziploc Plastic Baggies 1 box Gallon Ziploc Plastic Baggies 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) in a labeled plastic bag Place the following items in a 1 gallon plastic zip lock bag (do not label the items): 24 #2 Ticonderoga pencils 6 – 1.4 oz. Elmer’s (disappearing) purple glue sticks 4 large Hi-Polymer white erasers Crayola Crayons, 24 ct. 2 yellow highlighters 12” non-flex plastic ruler (no wooden rulers) 1 – 5” blunt scissors 4 plain (no design) sturdy, laminated folders (2 red and 2 blue) 1 – 100 page wide-ruled composition book 1 – 8 pack Papermate Mates Mechanical pencils 1.3mm (no substitutions) 3 ring pencil pouch with mesh front (no plastic pencil cases) THIRD GRADE
**1 Assignment book **1 Zippered logo canvas pouch 12” plastic ruler, std/metric Highlighters: pink, green, blue, yellow 1 pkg, 200 wide-ruled filler paper 2 pkgs. 5 tab dividers w/pockets 1 box crayons, 24 ct. 1 – 100 pg Composition book 48 Ticonderoga pencils 2 boxes 200+ tissues 4 boxes Clorox wipes 2.5” zippered binder 2 Medium pink erasers 3 rolls paper towels Backpack, no wheels 1 pkg. colored pencils 1 pr. 5 “blunt scissors 8 glue sticks 3 boxes baby wipes 1 grid paper notebook-1 cm sized grid 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) in a labeled plastic bag 5 large book socks 1 box plastic spoons 1 box quart size Ziploc bags 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags 3x5 index cards- 2 packages white, 1 package color FIFTH GRADE - NO MECHANICAL PENCILS
** 1 zippered, logo canvas pouch ** 1 Assignment book 3 composition books, 100 pgs. Contact paper to cover workbooks Scissors, 5” sharp 12” plastic ruler std/metric 3 boxes tissues 2 boxes unscented baby wipes 12 blue pens, non-clicking, non-ornamental Backpack, no wheels Markers, classic colors, broad 8ct Crayons, regular 16 ct. Protractor, 6” w/arm 12 #2 pencils 1 pkg, sturdy dividers w/pockets 2 rolls paper towels Filler paper, wide-ruled, 200 pgs. Colored pencils, 12 ct. 2 glue sticks Safety compass 2 highlighters (pink & blue) 6 sturdy, laminated folders (1 must be orange, 1 must blue, 1 must be green) 1 bottles liquid glue 3x5 Index cards: 3pkgs white; 2 pkgs, color 1 box Clorox wipes 2 packs 3x3 Sticky Notes 1 pack Post It Flags 1-2 Polymer White Eraser 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) in a labeled plastic bag 1 package 3M general purpose hooks For lockers: 1 shelf rack, magnets (optional) NO MIRRORS, WHITEBOARDS, AIR FRESHENERS RUGS, HANGING ORNAMENTSOR OTHER DECORATIONS ARE PERMITTED |
KINDERGARTEN
1 sturdy lunchbox 1 backpack (no wheels) 1 dishcloth for placemat 1 container of Clorox wipes 1 container of baby wipes 1 box of tissues 1 box dixie (3oz) cups (last name A-L) 1 box of plastic forks (last name M-Z) 2 rolls of paper towels 2 sturdy red pocket folders (no plastic or trapper keepers) 1 pair of 5” blunt scissors 10 Elmer’s purple glue sticks (“disappearing purple”) 2 box of 16ct. Crayola regular size crayons (classic colors; no sparkles) 1 change of clothing in a labeled Ziploc bag (socks, 2 pairs of underwear, shirt, and shorts/pants) 1 pr. Earphones (no earbuds) in a labeled plastic bag SECOND GRADE (no mechanical pencils)
**1 Assignment Book **1 Saint Peter’s Green zipper pouch Std. 1.5” three ring binder with pockets (no Trapper Keepers) 2-100 pg. wide-ruled loose leaf paper 7 POCKET big tab dividers 3 composition books (3 different colors) 3 large Hi-Polymer white erasers 12 #2 Ticonderoga pencils (please label) 1 Yellow Highlighter 1 Glue Sticks 2 Heavy duty 2 pocket folders: green, orange 1 3”x3” post-it notes Clear Contact paper for soft workbooks only (For home use) Crayola Crayons, regular colors 24 ct. Colored pencils, 12 ct. 1 pair of kid Fiskars scissors 12” clear ruler (standard & Metric) Backpack, no wheels 1 box of tissues 1 roll of paper towels 2 boxes of unscented baby wipes (Only) 1 box of quart size Zip Lock bags (A – L) 1 box of gallon size Zip lock bags (M – Z) 1 box of spoons 1 box of forks FOURTH GRADE – NO PERSONAL PENCIL SHARPENERS
** 1 Zippered logo canvas pouch ** 1 Assignment book 3 pkgs. 5 tab divider pockets 1 2” 3-ring binder Scissors. 5” sharp 3 highlighters 4 composition books 12” ruler, std/metric 3 glue sticks Erasers (big pink eraser) 2 boxes tissues (200+ ct) 1 box plastic spoons 1 box plastic forks 3 pkgs. filler paper 1 boxes baby wipes 1 box Clorox wipes 2 roll paper towels 1 box sandwich size Ziploc bags 1 box gallon-size zip lock bags Tall Colored pencils, 24 ct. 1 box crayons, 24 ct. (boxes only) 4 packs white 3x5 index cards 24 #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils) Sticky Notes, 3x3” 4 large book socks 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) in a labeled plastic bag 6TH, 7TH & 8th GRADE - GRADE SPECIFIC ITEMS BELOW
- Pens, blue or black only (non–clicking; non-ornamental) ** 1 Regulation Homework Book **1 Zippered Craft Bag 12 inch plastic ruler Standard/metric 6 pack Blue pens 6 pack Black pens 12 pencils 3 red pens 2 glue sticks Scissors 7” Markers Broad 8 ct Colored Pencils 24 ct long Crayons 24 pack Highlighter yellow, Highlighter blue, Highlighter green, Highlighter orange, Highlighter pink Stick on Notes 3 inch by 3 inch Post it flags 1 Giant Clorox Wipes 2 Roll of Paper Towels 2 Boxes of Tissues 200+ Backpack that will fit in locker 3 Packages Filler Paper Wide Rule (200 pgs.) 1 large box hand wipes 1 pr. Earbuds (earphones) in a labeled plastic bag 1 large (3”) binder to be used for multiple subjects Package of dividers reinforcers 4 pkgs of 3x5 index cards Gr. 6-8 Math: Graph Paper 3 subject spiral notebook Gr. 6 Science Composition book 3-hole punched folder Gr. 6-8 Religion 3 subject spiral notebook with pockets Contact paper (cover all religion books at home) Gr. 8 Language Arts 3-subject spiral notebook Gr. 6-8 Spanish Orange laminated folder with pockets Gr. 6-8 Art Sketch Diary Academic Spiral 70 pgs Mechanical pencils (drug store/Staples quality) |
