Judge Café Accepts Credit Cards

Beginning in November 2008, the Judge Memorial Catholic High School Café is now accepting credit cards. Many students, as well as their parents, are already enjoying this convenience.

The Café staff accepts VISA and MasterCard credit cards, debit cards and prepaid cards. As always, cash is accepted as well.

This new payment option has been working well for both the student body and the Café staff. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we brought the system online and worked out the inevitable kinks.

Parents: The online November Parent Survey is still open and accepting submissions. This month's survey, on Catholic Identity at Judge Memorial, can be accessed at this link:

November 2008 Parent Survey

Thank you for taking a moment to share your thoughts. We appreciate it!

Thanks to the herculean efforts of our IT department and their work with our vendor, PowerSchool is on its way back. Access for parents and guardians will be active beginning Tuesday evening, November 11.

Please remember that teachers have not had access to PowerSchool during this program outage. While parents and guardians will be able to get into PowerSchool again beginning Tuesday night, there may be a lag in available grading data. Judge Memorial teachers, who have also just gotten access, will be loading approximately 10 days of grading the next several days.Read more »

Parents: Click Here to take November 2008 Parent Survey

The Bulldog Bulletin goes green! And we’re not just talking color, here! Electronic distribution of school newsletters is a diocese-wide initiative. At Judge Memorial, census information gathered from the 2008-09 student information cards shows that parents overwhelming prefer to receive information electronically rather than in hard copy format.Read more »

Click here to view currently available JPA Volunteer Opportunities.

You may also access this listing from the PARENTS menu. Look at the PARENTS header and then click on JPA Volunteer Forms.

This volunteer opportunity listing will be updated as information is received, so please plan on checking back often. Remember to refresh/reload your browser settings to view the most current opportunities. Thank you, so very much, for your volunteer service on behalf of your student and Judge Memorial.

Click here to view Principal Bartman's letter to the Judge Memorial Catholic High School community detailing the current status of the McCarthey Stadium and Athletic Field. This most recent update is from October 15, 2008.

A Big Gridiron Thank You! to all the volunteers who staffed the 2008 football concessions. Chaired by Grace Torres and co-chaired by Robyn Valdez, an army of willing volunteers worked tirelessly to provide delicious and nutritious snacks and goodies throughout the season. When we say we couldn’t have done it without all of you, we really mean that. Thank you, all, for all you do for the football team, for the fans, and for Judge Memorial. Go Bulldogs!!

Thanks to incredible suggestions received from parents via e-mail and through the fall 2008 online survey, we have recently made some significant uploads to the redesigned JMCHS Web site, created by faculty member Chris Sloan and alumni Ryan Greenberg. These suggestions, from our parents who use the Web site most often, have been more welcomed than you know.Read more »

Please Note: This is a special announcement for those planning on attending the Parent-Teacher Conferences on either Wednesday or Thursday this week. Judge Memorial has had some technical issues with its grade program, PowerSchool, this week. The program has been working intermittently the past few days and, unfortunately, the program failed on Tuesday. We are in constant consultation with the vendor, however, it does not appear that PowerSchool will be up and working in time for this week’s parent conferences.Read more »

Click here for the October 2008 survey: Click Here to take the survey.

Before we start the survey, we ask that you please note this calendar correction: The College Fair at Juan Diego will be held on Saturday, October 11, not on October 18. Take a moment to update your calendars.

The Bulldog Bulletin goes green! And we’re not just talking color, here!Read more »