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Come see SAS in action! Wednesday, January 29 is our Admissions Morning Meet and Greet Session and an opportunity to learn about our strong academics and nurturing environment. To register, contact Mrs. Marybeth Nisco, Head of Admissions at 203-966-0786, or email: admissions@sasncct.org.
Saint Aloysius School will be hosting a Holiday Market on Sunday, November 24 from 8 am – 3 pm in the school gymnasium. Over 20 local vendors will have something for everyone, including men’s & women’s fashion & accessories, home décor, jewelry, children’s items, and more! Admission is free and all are welcome! In addition to the vendors’ items, there will be Christmas music, baked goods, and a raffle for only $5/ticket. A percentage of the day’s sales will benefit the school’s Annual Fund.
Families interested in learning more about our school can attend our next Morning Meet and Greet. The program begins in Stapleton Hall for registration and light refreshments followed by an information session and tour of our school. This is a wonderful opportunity to see our school in action, take a tour of our building, and meet faculty, administration and parents. To register, please contact our Director of Admissions, Marybeth Nisco, at 203-966-0786 (ext. 109) or admissions@sasncct.org.
Grand Prize: 2019 Mercedes GLA 250
Second Prize: $3,000 in VISA Gift Cards
Third Prize: Four (4) Tickets to Harry Potter on Broadway
Redeemable at the Lyric Theater, New York, NY
Ticket price: $100.00 each
Drawing date: Saturday, June 22, 7:30pm at the St. Aloysius Parish Feast
Only 1,000 tickets will be sold.
Tuesday saw one of the all-time worst parking jobs on Elm Street. Passersby and downtown workers wandered outside as events unfolded after a motorist parked the nose of a Volvo wagon in the handicapped space in front of Dunkin Donuts. The car was towed. ***
Parks officials said Wednesday that the town received about 230 applications for nonresident family permits to Waveny Pool. The town sold 120 of the permits—the Parks & Recreation Commission recommended they sell for $1,200 apiece—following a May 1 lottery.