Children

You teach in a classroom setting, assisted by an aide. You will be using a catechist guide (book) to work from and use to plan your lessons in advance.

Classes are one hour 15 minutes long, on a Tues. at 5:15 pm or Wed. evening at 6:15 pm, from Sept. to May.Child care for preschool children of volunteers is available.

Requirements:
You must be willing to take on the responsibility of teaching children in the Catholic Faith through the use of the provided curriculum, and being a model of Christ to them.

You must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church, and sign an Oath of Fidelity to the Catholic Church.

You assist the catechist in the classroom.

Classes are one hour 15 minutes long, on a Tues. or Wed. evening, and run from Sept. to May.


Child care for preschool children of volunteers is available.

Requirements:
You must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church, and sign an Oath of Fidelity to the Catholic Church.

You must complete the Keeping Children Safe class.

Substituting for a catechist or classroom aide who is absent. You are not obligated to be available all the time. You will just be on a call list and sub if you can.

Requirements:
You must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church, and sign an Oath of Fidelity to the Catholic Church.

You must complete the Keeping Children Safe class.

To allow parents to focus and participate more fully in the Mass, we provide an onsite safe and caring environment for little ones ranging in age from 1 year (or walking) through age 3 at the 9:00 and 11:00 Masses on Sunday mornings, and the 9:00 Mass on Wednesday mornings during the school year when it is attended by students at SEAS School. Children generally attend Mass with their parents when they are age 4 or older.

The SEAS nursery is located in the Parish Hall (the brick building located right next to the church). Enter through the doors that face Willis Lane, and the nursery is on the immediate right before entering the main room of the Parish Hall.

We are required to have Emergency Information and Waiver of Liability Forms on hand for each child, to be completed the first time you drop your child off.

• Extra diapers/training pants/underwear, wipes, and a complete change of clothing for those “oops” times. Please have everything together in one bag that is clearly labeled with your child’s name. Be sure all jackets, sweaters, etc. are also labeled.
• Label all plastic bottles/water bottles/sippy cups. If your child needs formula, please have it either already prepared or measured and ready to mix when needed.
• If you wish for your child to have a snack, be sure to include that in their bag.
• Be sure that nursery attendants are aware if your child has any food allergies.
• DO NOT BRING ANY SNACKS THAT CONTAIN PEANUTS/PEANUT BUTTER.

For the protection of all children and adults, do not bring your children to the nursery if they exhibit any of the following:

• Fever of 99.6 or above, either currently or within the last 24 hours.
• Vomiting and/or diarrhea within last 24 hours.
• Recent exposure to, or symptoms of, any disease (chicken pox, strep throat, etc.)
• Common cold, from onset through one week
  Sore throat or ear infection (should be off medication)
• Any discharge from nose that is not clear
• Any cough not related to seasonal allergies (do not bring a child with a cough that produces phlegm)
• Any skin infection or unexplained rash
• Any discharge from the eyes (pink eye or eye infection)
• Head lice
• Unusual fatigue or irritability

Please note: Nursery staff cannot dispense any medication.