March: Fostering Literacy, Nurturing Spirituality, and Ensuring Future Approval

March focuses on the current school year and preparation for the upcoming school year.

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Encourage Reading Among Students

Designate March as “Reading Month”, which provides students with a dedicated focus on literacy. Various activities, challenges, and events should be organized to foster a love for literature and enhance students' reading skills. Whether through reading contests, author visits, or themed book fairs, “Reading Month” creates a vibrant literary atmosphere that extends across classrooms and the entire school.

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Host an Annual Fundraising Event

March is also marked by the organization of the Annual Fundraising event. This initiative serves as a crucial component of the school's financial planning, providing essential resources to support various academic and extracurricular programs. Whether through community outreach, sponsorships, or organized events, the Annual Fundraising effort aims to strengthen the school's financial stability and enhance the overall educational experience for students.

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The Administration Team Should Submit an Application for the Next School Year's Private School Approval

March is a pivotal month as the school initiates the process of seeking your state Private School Annual Approval for the next academic year. This involves compliance with regulatory requirements and submission of necessary documentation. Securing approval ensures the continued operation and accreditation of the private school, setting the stage for ongoing academic excellence.

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Plan for March’s Special Chapel about the Easter Celebration

As the month progresses, the school community gathers for a Special Chapel dedicated to the celebration of Easter. This service allows faculty and students to reflect on the significance of Easter and God’s sacrificial love and salvation. The Easter Celebration Chapel contributes to the spiritual support of the school community.

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Submission of Employees’ Letters of Intent

During March, the administration team can plan for faculty and staff members to submit a letter of intent for the next school year. The letter of intent is a formal document expressing an educator's commitment and interest in continuing their employment with the school. While it is not a binding contract, a letter of intent assists school administration in planning for staffing needs for the upcoming school year.

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Plan for the End of the 3rd Quarter

The culmination of academic assessments and activities in March signifies the end of the third quarter. This period represents a significant checkpoint in the academic calendar, allowing teachers, students, and parents to reflect on progress, achievements, and areas for improvement. The conclusion of the third quarter sets the stage for the final stretch of the school year, prompting necessary adjustments and preparations for the upcoming quarter.

In summary, March is a month encompassing literacy promotion, financial planning, spiritual reflection, regulatory compliance, and academic assessment. The emphasis on reading underscores the school's commitment to holistic education, while the Annual Fundraising event contributes to the sustainability of the school's mission. 

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