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Collecting Kellogg's Cereal Box Codes
Kellogg's EET to ERN Program
The Kellogg's cereal Corporation contributes ten cents for every Kellogg cereal box top code that is entered into their web site naming our school as the beneficiary.
How To Do It
After every box of Kellogg's cereal has been consumed, look for the code that is printed inside the specially marked Kellogg box.  By simply logging onto the Kellogg web site kelloggs ten cents will be contributed to the school, and the child/parent who enters the code will be credited with ten points that can be accumulated and redeemed for prizes.  Depending upon the size of the box, additional bonus points can be earned by the person entering the code.
 


 
 
 
   S.P.I.C.E. Award
Selected Program for Improving Catholic Education

Our Computer Technology Program was chosen to participate in the 1999 SPICE symposium. We were one of 12 schools in the United States recognized by the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) and Boston College to participate in Conversations in Excellence 1999: Forming Innovative Learning Environments through Technology at the University of Dayton last summer.

Intergenerational Mission Garden
Winner of two awards
St. Jude's School worked in conjunction with the St. Jude's Senior Complex to complete an "Intergenerational Mission Garden" that saw more than 100 students and residents of the low-income apartment complex plant a 10' by 40' garden. The students prepared the garden plot, donated by the apartment complex, and joined with the seniors to plant tomatoes, carrots, pumpkins, acorn squash and herbs for a September harvest. Food from the garden was given to local food banks and senior residents.

The goals of the garden were to develop an on-going learning experience about plants and agriculture, and to encourage a sense of mission with food production for senior citizens and others in need. St. Jude's plans to use the award money to expand the garden with new crops, adding spring bulbs that would signal spring and could be used for Mother's Day bouquets for the many widowed residents of the apartments.