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PTO Co-Presidents

Dear SaintsAlumni,

On behalf of the PTO Executive Board, Shannon and I would like to invite you to visit SLCS and see all the great things happening at the school! We are very grateful to all the parent volunteers that encompass our school’s community. We know how valuable everyone’s time is, yet they make an effort to enrich our Saints daily activities and yearly events by involving themselves. Whether coordinating events, assisting behind the scenes, or volunteering for daily activities, every role they serve is sincerely appreciated. So many experiences our Saints are having that enhance their academic journey are possible because they answer the call to serve our school community.

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We know our young students notice their efforts as well. As you as alumni continue your journey beyond, we hope that you will strive to mirror the gracious, compassionate, Catholic example of the parent volunteer community. We pray that you may continue to spread those acts of service witnessed during your time at St. Laurence Catholic School, which made your time here so unique. We hope to see you in the hallways or at various events.

God Bless,

Priscilla Hill and Shannon Caldwell PTO Co-Presidents

PTO 2022-2023

President Shannon Caldwell

President Priscilla Hill

Fundraising Jacquelyn Colley

Fundraising

Programming

Amanda Junker

Bonnie Inamdar

Secretary Charlotte Raggette

Treasurer Kristina Mickens

VIPS

TeacherAppreciation

Shary Peck

Edith Busby

Cristina Dangel

Oriana Hadley

Kiki Le

Tram Nguyen

Cecile Huyen Phan

ECC Coordinator

Maria Bonilla

Andrea Cashiola

Elementary CoordinatorTanya Leiber

MSl Coordinator

Hospitality

Tiffany Winkler

Marsha De Castro Cruz

Mairin Manson

Dani Cobb

Moni Hemphill

Katherine Hovde

Brooke Hudson

Cara Millas

Mary Wade

Tammy Luster

Service Projects

Jennifer Reyes

DID YOU KNOW?

St. Laurence Catholic School has a Vocations Bulletin Board highlighting our Saints in religious formation. We keep them in our prayers and it is an inspiration to our students. If you visit the school, don’t forget to check it out!Thank you to Mrs. Kiolbassa and Mrs. Bauer for this beautiful bulletin board!

Brandon entered his second year as a seminarian with the Diocese of Austin. He will be studying at Holy Trinity Seminary. Brandon attendedSLCS,StrakeJesuit,and Texas A&M. His favorite food is sweetpotatoes.

Class of 2012

Keenan attended SLCS PreK-8th grade. He attended Clements High School where he played basketball. In the fall of 2019, while in prayer in the adoration chapel, he began to hear the call to the priesthood. KeenanbeganhissecondyearatSt. Mary’sSeminary.

Class of 2007

Frater Dominic (Adrian Annicchiarico) attendedSLCSfromPre-Kthrough8th grade. He then attended Clements High School. Frater Dominic was one of our SLCS satellite teachers during the 2020-2021 school year. Frater Dominic entered his second year with the Norbertine Fathers at St. Michael’s AbbeyinCalifornia.

Class of 2009

Colton Marks

Colton entered the Hermits of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a contemplative monastery of Carmelite hermits in Fairfield, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of SLCS,StrakeJesuit,andSt.LouisUniversity.

Class of 2014

Br. Levi Mary Pro Beau Guedry Frater Giovanni

Br. Levi Mary Pro (Cameron Cashiola) attended SLCS Pre-K through 8th grade and Strake Jesuit for high school. Cameron studied theology at Franciscan UniversityandjoinedAMDG. After graduating from Franciscan in 2020, he was admitted to the ServantsofChristJesus.

Class of 2012

Beau Guedry started his SLCS journey as a 2 year old in Saints in Training Nursery. After graduating from SLCS, he attended Strake Jesuit. He received a degree in biology from St. Louis University. Beau wasintheAlumServiceCorpsatDeSmet Jesuit in St. Louis. He was a science teacher and liturgy coordinator at Strake Jesuit before entering the Jesuit Seminary. Beau received his First Vows on Aug. 13, 2022. For the next three years, Beau will beattendingFordhamUniversity.

Class of 2008

Frater Giovanni (Billy Dodd) is starting his fifth year at St. Michael’s Abbey in Orange County, California. He is a member of the Norbertine Religious Order. He attended SLCS Pre-K through 8th grade before graduating from Strake Jesuit and theUniversityofTexas.

Class of 2008

Basil “Trey” Housewright Brandon Holy

Brandon attended SLCS Pre-K through 8th grade and Strake Jesuit. He graduated from TexasA&M with a degree in Sports Management. Currently,he is starting his second year as a FOCUS missionary. Brandonisleadingstudents to Christ at Colorado State University.

Class of 2013

BasilisenteringHolyTrinitySeminaryandtheUniversityof Dallas to pursue a Bachelor of Philosophy. He expects to be there for 3 years getting his degree and going through formation.BasilattendedSLCSandStrakeJesuit.

Class of 2014

Fr. Christopher Meyer Brother Collin Mary Brown

Fr.ChristopherattendedSt.LaurenceCatholicSchool from preschool through eighth grade. He then attended Strake Jesuit, where he began to softly hear the call to priesthood. Fr. Christopher attended Texas A&M University.After being in St Mary’s Seminary for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, he was ordainedapriestinJune2022.

Class of 2005

Brother Collin Mary Brown did not attend SLCS, but three of his siblings -Aidan, Brian and Tessa (current 6th grader) did. He graduated from Strake Jesuit, class of 2016. He is with the Capuchin Franciscans and is in Washington D.C. for graduate classes at Catholic University of America, as part of his studies forthepriesthood.

Learn more about Fr. Christopher Meyer, our newest ordained priest!

Fr.ChristopherMeyer'05,wasordainedonSaturday,June 4, 2022. His first Mass was at St. Laurence on Sunday, June 5th at 11:00 a.m., followed by a reception in the ParishHall.

Fr.Christopher,alongwithhistwinbrotherKevin,wasborn in Houston to Dave and Eilís Meyer. Raised in Sugar Land with Kevin and his younger sister Kate, he attended St. Laurence Catholic School and Strake Jesuit, where he began to softly hear the call to priesthood. Fr. Christopher attended Texas A&M University, where his faith was deepened at St. Mary’s Catholic Center. During this time in college, inspired by many excellent priests, he began to seriously discern the priesthood. After a somewhat confusingdiscernmentbetweenmarriage,religiouslife,and diocesan priesthood, he would eventually find real clarity in entering seminary for the Archdiocese of GalvestonHouston. After completing his formation at St. Mary's Seminary,Fr.Christopherwasordainedapriestandisnow servingasParochialVicaratSt.FaustinainFulshear!

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