Parents

Please visit our Volunteer Info page for information on parent volunteer opportunities. Thank you for your assistance, Bulldogs! You really are lifesavers!

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Judge Memorial Catholic High School P.U.P.S., Partners United in Promoting Spirit

P.U.P.S. (Partners United in Promoting Spirit) is a Judge Memorial Catholic High School organization designed to build spirit and support for the arts, athletics, and activities of Judge Memorial. PUPS, originally established at Judge more than 20 years ago, is the official, all-inclusive booster organization for Judge Memorial Catholic High School.

In keeping with the school’s philosophy, we believe extra-curricular activities play a fundamental role in the personal and social development of the individual. School spirit and funding support are necessary to make these activities accessible to our students.

PUPS is not a new organization, but it is one that has evolved over the years to the current configuration. PUPS formalizes what has already been happening here at Judge, and more adequately acknowledges the support of so many people – parents, alumni, faculty, staff, administration, friends, and supporters, all working together for our remarkable Judge students. PUPS encompasses the former Judge Parent Association (JPA), individual booster clubs for activities and athletics, parent support groups for events and student functions, and other supporters who contribute to student life at Judge.

PUPS mission is simple: to support the Judge Memorial students with enthusiasm and pride. PUPS will be administered by an Executive Board consisting of the Director of Activities; Director of Athletics; Director of Student Services; Athletic/Activity Representatives from a variety of sports and activities; parent representatives, PUPS treasurer, and PUPS volunteer coordinator.

All parents/guardians with students enrolled at Judge Memorial are automatically members of the PUPS. Each Judge Memorial family can choose 15 hours of service for the school each year or donate $150 in lieu of service. PUPS prefers that you donate your time and expertise in an area or areas of your choosing. Parents are asked to track and report service hours for PUPS using our online volunteer tracker on the Judge Memorial Web site. The brochure lists of number of volunteer opportunities, along with space to suggest your own. Parents are asked to indicate the area(s) of interest, sign and return the form by August 28, 2011.

Through the years, our students have benefitted from the unparalleled support of the Judge community. With your help, we can continue to encourage our students to reach for the stars in all their endeavors – academics, activities, athletics, faith, and service.

Please visit our Volunteer Info page for information on parent volunteer opportunities. Thank you for your assistance, Bulldogs! You really are lifesavers!

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PUPS: Partners United in Promoting Spirit

Current and Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

View all current and upcoming Volunteer Opportunities for the 2011-2012 school year

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It is our great pleasure to introduce Judge Memorial Catholic High School P.U.P.S., Partners United in Promoting Spirit. We say introduce when what we should really say is re-introduce. PUPS, originally established at Judge more than 20 years ago, is the official, all-inclusive booster organization for Judge Memorial Catholic High School. Read more »

March 10: Annual Diocesan Lenten Retreat

Everyone is invited to attend the Annual Diocesan Lenten Retreat on Saturday, March 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Saint Thomas More Church, 3015 East Creek Road, Sandy.

The cost is $25, which includes materials and a catered luncheon.

For more information or to register, call 801-328-8641 ext. 326.

March 1: Parent/Teacher Conferences

2012 Judge Memorial Catholic High School Parent/Teacher Conferences Schedule

Held in both the fall and the spring, Parent-Teacher Conferences provide an opportunity for parents to speak individually with their student's academic teachers and/or guidance counselors.

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When:

  • Thursday, March 11, from 2 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Student Hours:

  • Students will be dismissed at 1:35 p.m. on Thursday

Parking:

  • Permit zones surrounding the school will revert to free/exempt parking after 2 p.m.

Bulldog Bulletin: Feb/Mar 2012 issue now available!

The February/March 2012 issue of the Bulldog Bulletin is now available online.

This 28-page issue is jam-packed with information, hints, tips, news, updates, and calendars all designed to assist as we move into the second semester. Parents will find information from our college counselors, preliminary graduation details, admissions, guidance updates, news and updates on the great things are students are doing, reminders from the deans' office, volunteer opportunities, spirit shop featured items, giving opportunities and calendar updates. Read more »

Jan 30: Senior Party '12 Planning Meeting

Fellow Parents of Seniors,

It seems like only yesterday we were making Valentines to drop in decorated boxes and taking stuffed animals to class for show and tell. Well … the time has now come to join together in helping Celebrate the Class of 2012 at the Senior Safe Night Party on May 27th. (See....we need your help! There has to be a catchier name out there!)

A senior parent meeting has been planned for Monday, January 30th at 7 p.m. Read more »

Jan 29: St. Ambrose Jazz Concert Fundraiser

You are invited to attend a special evening of spectacular Jazz Music for a great cause, The St. Ambrose Catholic Church Pipe Organ Project.

Join us for a benefit concert and narration based on the historical significance of jazz as a dominant development of the African-American musical tradition. The concert features David Halliday, Courtney Smith and the Jazz Vespers Band. Tickets are $10 each or $20 per family available at the door.

  • Where: St. Ambrose Catholic Church, 1975 South 2300 East
  • When: January 29, 2012, at 7 p.m.

Teachers' training addresses cultural sensitivity

SALT LAKE CITY — Following up on training for principals at the end of last school year, Utah Catholic Schools brought together teachers and counselors for a multicultural workshop led by Dr. Arturo Chávez, president and chief executive officer of MACC, the Mexican American Catholic College in San Antonio, Texas.

The purpose of the workshop, which was Jan. Read more »

Jan 28: CS Lewis' The Screwtape Letters presented

Mark Your Calendars: The Screwtape Letters, an acclaimed theatrical production based on the classic novel by C.S. Lewis, will be presented in a limited engagement at Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah, 1395 Presidents Circle, on Saturday, January 28 at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.

The production is presented by Fellowship of the Performing Arts, whose mission is to produce theater from a Christian worldview that engages a diverse audience. The mainstream press including THE NEW YORK TIMES and WALL STREET JOURNAL have responded enthusiastically. Read more »

Jan 2012 Reminders from the Deans' Office

Dear Parents/Guardians:

As we finish up the first half of our school year and prepare to move on to our second semester, we just wanted to send a reminder about the Judge Memorial attendance/tardy policy outlined in the handbook. Thank you for your partnership is adhering to these policies, and please be aware that any violation of these policies, procedures and rules will be enforced according to the policy. Read more »

Volunteer Opportunities for Jan '12

Looking for a few ways to get right back into the action with the start of the new calendar year? Here are some volunteer opportunities for parents. Thanks, Bulldogs!

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Basketball Concessions '11 and '12: A great way to meet members of the Bulldog Nation is to volunteer to work concessions at all home basketball games for girls and boys. Spots are available for home varsity, jv, and frosh games. Volunteer contact: Mr. Dan Quinn (dquinn@judgememorial.com)

January 7, 2012 and January 20, 2012: Incoming Frosh Placement Exam. Read more »