Upcoming Events
Here's hoping that the 3rd time is the charm. . .The SES Bull Roast has been postponed (again) with a new date:
Saturday, September 26
7 - 11 p.m.
Martin's East
To register for tickets, raffle tickets, and sponsorship opportunities, click here. We appreciate all your support of our Bull Roast and look forward to being with everyone again!
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
8 a.m. Registration with 9 a.m. Start
The Woodlands
Join us for a day of sun, fun, and fundraising! Be sure to take advantage of the Early Bird Discount. Click for more details or to register.
Announcements
PPE Equipment Needed
As we gear up to welcome students back to
St. Elizabeth School in a new fashion, we are
readying our building and procedures to ensure
the safety of our students and staff.
To help transition staff and students back safely, SES is in need of unused PPE equipment such as masks, gowns, and gloves. If you are able to donate PPE items or contribute to our PPE fund, please contact the SES Development office at development@stelizabeth-school.org or donate to the PPE Fund online at www.stelizabeth-school.org/donate-now.
Resources for Students and Families
St. Elizabeth School is pooling together useful resources to share with families during this challenging time. We encourage you to click on the following links to pages of useful resources. These pages will be updated frequently.
Van Brooks
Member, SES Board
of Trustees Member
It's the small things that able body people take for granted or don't think about, like opening doors and using the bathroom, that are extremely frustrating tasks for our students.
In 2004, at the age of sixteen, I suffered a severe spinal cord injury that left me paralyzed from the neck down. Among the many important obstacles I had to overcome to gain my independence were using the bathroom and opening doors. Once I achieved those my life completely changed. I was able to have a social life and eventually get a job. More importantly, it uplifted me mentally.
As a member of the St. Elizabeth School Board of Trustees, I am asking for your support. Please consider making a donation towards our capital building project, which will begin Phase 3 (the construction of nine accessible restrooms) this summer. You're monetary support will provide our students with a sense of dignity, hope, and the opportunity to work on gaining their independence.
TO LEARN MORE, CLICK HERE.