Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS UNIFORMES ESCOLARES School uniforms are worn at Resurrection Catholic School to provide a consistent appearance and to promote Resurrection’s identity in order to build a sense of community and belonging. Uniforms also promote self-discipline and a responsibility for personal appearance. Students in Kindergarten through 8th grade must wear uniforms. We request and expect parents’ cooperation with our efforts to maintain correct uniform among our students. Please work together with your child to ensure compliance with the dress code. Students out of uniform may be sent to the office and remain in the office until the proper uniform is provided. K-8 Girls Uniform Summary K-8: White or red polo shirt K-8: Blue pants or shorts K-3: Plaid jumper 4th: Plaid jumper, skirt 5-8: Plaid skirt 6-8: Khaki pants or short K-8 Boys Uniform Summary K-8: Blue pants or shorts K-8: White or red polo 6-8: Khaki pants or short All Students K-8 Shirts / Sweaters / Skirts Shirts must be tucked in and pants, shorts, and skirts must be worn at the waist. Undershirts/undergarments must be solid, short-sleeved white shirts. Students may only wear Resurrection sweatshirts with the Resurrection logo. Girls may wear solid red, blue, black, or white tights or leggings under their skirts or jumpers. Skirts may not be rolled up and must be an appropriate length, typically to the fingertips when the student’s arms are down. Shorts / Pants Students may wear shorts at any time during the year. Shorts, skirts, or skorts should be knee-length or slightly above the knee. Shorts must be worn under skirts and jumpers. Students in grades K–5 must wear uniform-style blue pants. Students in grades 6–8 may wear blue or khaki uniform-style pants. No stretch pants, tight-fitting pants, or jean-type fabric is allowed. “Dickies” brand pants may not be worn. Pants must have a hem completely around the bottom. Pants may not be cut, slit, or torn at the hem. Students must wear plain uniform pants with no extra pockets, decorative stitching, or embellishments. Shoes / Socks Shoes must be plain athletic shoes or leather-style shoes that fasten securely. Shoes may fasten with laces, Velcro, or similar fasteners. No heels, slip-ons, Crocs, open-toed shoes, or boots. Socks must not contain writing or images. Shoes and socks must be worn at all times. Hair / Makeup Hair should be well-groomed and appropriately styled, with no unnatural dye or bleach. Boys’ hair may not touch their eyebrows, ears, or collar. Hair should not be a height below 1 inch and should not be in a ponytail. Designs, including lines cut into the hair, are unacceptable. Other hairstyles are at the discretion of the administration. Boys are strongly encouraged to be clean-shaven. As facial hair begins to grow, parents are encouraged to monitor and support the clean-shaven look. No makeup, nail polish, or nail polish remover. Tattoos are not allowed. Accessories Belts worn with pants or shorts should be solid black or brown leather-style belts with a simple buckle. Military-style belts may not be worn as part of the school uniform. Belts may not have embellishments or lettering on the belt. Kindergarten: Wearing a belt is encouraged but not required. Third grade and above: Students are required to wear a belt. One simple religious necklace, no larger than the size of a nickel (cross, crucifix, small saint medal), may be worn. One rosary may be worn. A rosary may not be worn as a necklace. No fad jewelry is allowed. Small stud earrings (no hoops or dangle earrings) may be worn on the lower earlobe by girls only. Boys may wear one lower earlobe piercing of any kind. No bracelets are allowed, except Student of the Week bracelets or religious bracelets approved by the administration. Rings may not be worn. Dress Down Days On Dress Down Days, the following are not allowed: Jeans or pants with holes. Open-toed shoes or sandals. Sleeveless shirts. Coats worn in the classroom. Additionally: If leggings or tight-fitting pants are worn, the student’s entire backside must be covered by the shirt or dress. Where to buy uniforms and uniform infractions ● All uniform items may be purchased at School Uniforms by Tommy Hilfiger Code RESU03 ● Sweatshirts may also be purchased from Grace Roldan-Arzabala by calling 913-200-5311 ● All students must be in the new uniform by the school year 2027/2028 PLEASE NOTE: ALL UNIFORM ITEMS SHOULD BE WELL MARKED WITH THE CHILD’S NAME INSIDE. ITEMS OF CLOTHING, WHEN FOUND, WILL BE PLACED IN THE LOST AND FOUND.

Explanation of the enrollment steps for both new families. Inscripción para nuevas familias NUEVAS FAMILIAS PASOS PARA INSCRIBIRSE PASO 1: Complete el formulario de solicitud de información. Un miembro del personal de la oficina se comunicará con usted para responder preguntas, programar un recorrido / reunión y enviarle un paquete de inscripción por correo. Si no tiene acceso a una computadora o necesita ayuda, llame a la escuela al 913-371-8101. PASO 2: Complete el paquete de inscripción. Por favor comuníquese con la oficina de la escuela para solicitar que se le envíe un paquete por correo. Los paquetes de inscripción para el año escolar 2021-2022 estarán disponibles para las nuevas familias a partir del 16 de febrero. Si su hijo tiene actualmente un IEP y va a acceder a los servicios de educación especial, traiga una copia del IEP a la oficina de Resurrection. Resurrection iniciará la conversación con el KCKPS. Se programará una reunión con los padres antes del inicio del año escolar. Haga clic aquí para obtener más información sobre los servicios de educación especial. PASO 3: Solicite ayuda financiera. Hay varias opciones de ayuda financiera para familias nuevas. Para ver todas las opciones de ayuda financiera, haga clic aquí . Las familias interesadas en solicitar ayuda financiera deben solicitarla a través de FACTS en FACTS Online e incluir la información de su declaración de impuestos más reciente. PASO 4: Pague la tarifa de inscripción. Todas las familias deben pagar una tarifa de inscripción no reembolsable. La información sobre la tarifa de inscripción 2021-2022 se puede encontrar en el paquete de inscripción. El pago debe dejarse o enviarse por correo a la oficina de la escuela en 425 N. 15th St., Kansas City, KS 66102. PASO 5 : Para recibir la tarifa de matrícula parroquial, entregue el formulario de Verificación parroquial en su parroquia. Esto debe ser firmado por el párroco y devuelto a Resurrección. No es necesario entregar este formulario al momento de la inscripción. PASO 6: Se les pedirá a las familias que completen 3 inventarios (cuestionarios) para darnos más información sobre usted y su estudiante. Uno lo completará el estudiante, otro la familia y el tercero lo completará un maestro actual. Esta información, junto con las transcripciones formales, debe entregarse en la oficina de la escuela.

Throughout the year, Resurrection has a number of special events that contribute to the growth of each student. SPECIAL EVENTS Kindergarten Roundup (April ): To help both our families and students prepare for the start of the year, we host a Kindergarten Roundup during the summer. This one-time event allows Kindergarten families to meet the teachers, see the classroom, and drop off supplies. Students can also see the classroom, their new seat, talk with the teacher, and meet new friends. New Family Orientation: We begin with a meeting in the Parish Center, where the principal introduces all of the faculty and staff, walks through the handbook and other important RCS policies, and answers parent questions. Then, students and families can visit their classroom(s) and meet their teachers. Back to School Night (August): Students and parents have the chance to see classrooms, drop off school supplies, and meet teachers. This event is a great way to start a new year, seeing both familiar faces and new faces, building on our sense of community. Culture Night and Talent Show (Fall): We welcome the community to join us for an evening where students share their culture and talents. This event provides an opportunity to learn about the diverse cultures that are represented at Resurrection. Multicultural Rosary (Fall): Each year, Resurrection's community comes together to pray the Rosary at one of our supporting parishes. Our students and parents lead us, taking turns praying in their native language. Over the years, the Rosary has been prayed in Spanish, English, Croatian, Burmese, Karenni, German, and Slovenian. Dia de los Muertos (November 1-2): Many of our classes celebrate Dia de los Muertos, learning about the history and meaning behind this special day. Skate Parties (3 times per year): Hosted by the Resurrection Parent Community (RPC), skate parties are held at Skate City. Proceeds from the evening are donated to RCS. It's a great time for students and parents to socialize and develop lasting friendships while enjoying snacks and skating. Walkathon (Fall): Each fall, in celebration of our completion of our fall raffle fundraiser and to promote health and fitness awareness, students participate in a Walkathon at the Bishop Ward High School sports complex. At the conclusion of the walk, we announce raffle prizes. STREAM Exhibition (Spring): This event is an opportunity for parents to visit students' classrooms and see what students have been learning and creating as a part of Resurrection's STREAM initiative. Chili Bingo (March): Sponsored by the Resurrection Parent Community (RPC), the Chili Bingo night is held on a Saturday evening in the parish hall at St. Mary - St. Anthony Church. The night consists of games, prizes, bingo, and of course, chili and other delicious foods.

Resurrection Catholic School's middle school consists of students in grades 6-8. MIDDLE SCHOOL Resurrection's middle school students are students enrolled in grades 6 through 8. All students at Resurrection, especially middle school students, are held to high expectations. We expect students to be actively involved in their education, participating in class, completing homework, and taking initiative. Students are also expected to meet behavior expectations. Academics Students continue to receive instruction in all core subject areas, as well as specials. Middle school teachers are certified to teach specific subject areas and to provide specialized instruction. Students switch between classes. Like students in K-5, middle school students also receive support from the Resource Teacher, Enrichment Coordinator, Math Coordinator, STREAM Coordinator, Title I Teachers, English as a Second Language (ESOL) Teacher, and Reading Coordinator. Leadership Opportunities As the leaders of the school, middle school students are given opportunities to develop their leadership skills. Examples include helping with morning announcements, delivering lunches to the kinder, and raising and lowering the flag. 8th Grade Students A student's eighth-grade year includes a number of special events and experiences. This includes: Working with their Kindergarten buddies Serving as the leader of a Saint Community The Sacrament of Confirmation Participating in the 8th grade and Confirmation retreat Presentation of Achievement Project: Why I Should Graduate Formal breakfast and award ceremony Graduation Mass and ceremony

Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS Incorpórate Resurrection Escuela Catholica siempre esta buscando personas que gusten incorporarce con la comunidad. Usted puede ayudar de muchas formas: Voluntario en nuestra escuela Ser parte de un comité Ser parte de nuestro directivo Involucrarse con Sabor de KCK y Bebidas de Verano para Becas Ser invitado a dar una platica Y muchas formas mas Ser parte del Directivo Una Junta exitosa es diversa y tiene una variedad de personas con diferentes antecedentes, experiencias y conocimientos. Si está interesado en unirse a nuestra Junta o desea obtener más información, envíe un correo electrónico a nuestro actual Presidente de la Junta, Kim Reichmuth, a boardpresident@rcskck.org. Ser parte de un Comité Tenemos varios comités establecidos y nos gustaría aumentar nuestro número de miembros del comité. Los comités que están actualmente establecidos son los siguientes: Planificación estratégica: Desarrolle un plan integral de cinco años con objetivos y estrategias alcanzables Misión: revisar las actividades y operaciones y evaluar si son consistentes con la misión de la escuela Avance institucional: Proporcionar asistencia, apoyo y liderazgo activo a los esfuerzos de desarrollo y ayudar en áreas tales como relaciones públicas, reclutamiento de estudiantes, fondo anual, proyectos de capital, etc. Finanzas: ayudar con el desarrollo del presupuesto anual, proporcionar informes financieros periódicos, revisar y aprobar gastos Instalaciones: verifique que se brinde el cuidado y mantenimiento adecuados a las instalaciones y sus propiedades circundantes; recomendar reparaciones capitales necesarias e investigar y recomendar procedimientos para una operación eficiente Bebidas de Verano para Becas: ayuda con la planificación y ejecución de este evento anual de recaudación de fondos de verano. Sabor de KCK: colaborar con la planificación y ejecución de este evento anual de recaudación de fondos en enero. Si está interesado en compartir sus habilidades, talentos y experiencia con nuestros comités, comuníquese con nuestro actual Presidente de la Junta, Kim Reichmuth, en boardpresident@rcskck.org . FOR MORE INFORMATION Lynda Higgins Principal lhiggins@rcskck.org Felicia Holcomb Director of Marketing and Development fholcomb@rcskck.org Kim Reichmuth Board of Trustees Chair boardpresident@rcskck.org (913) 371-8101 SPECIAL PROJECTS FORM

As a non-parish school, Resurrection has a Board of Trustees. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board Chair, Nominating Committee Rob joined the RCS Board in 2021. He is the owner of Puente Marketing Communications, which focuses on the growing Hispanic community throughout the U.S. He was the past Board Chair for The Nelson Atkins Museum Friends of Art Council and El Centro Inc. He and his wife Rebecca have four daughters and have lived in Kansas City since 1997. Norberto Ayala-Flores Read More Amy Brozenic Bio information coming soon Board Member, Read More Mindy Rocha Board Member, Alumni Committee Nominating Committee Mindy joined the BOT in 2021. She attended Our Lady of Unity Elementary School and graduated from Bishop Ward High School. She is an officer for our local National Association of Women in Construction, Community Vice President for Junior League of Wyandotte and Johnson Counties, a Director for Mechanical Contractors Association of Kansas City, and a Director for Young Women on the Move. Read More Lilli Zarda Board Member, Finance Committee Lilli joined the BOT in 2020. She attended St. Joseph Grade School and High School. Lilli is a CPA and worked at Coopers and Lybrand. She was the Executive Vice President of Dinner Playhouse, before becoming the Executive Director of American Heartland Theatre. She was the CEO and COO of Central Exchange, a non-profit organization dedicated to woman leadership. Currently, Lilli works at Dylan Corporate Services Becky Keith Becky joined the board in 2022. She has taught in the elementary setting for 38 years, 36 of those years in Blue Valley. She has taught 3rd grade, 5th grade, and most recently served as a elementary gifted education teacher for 1st through 5th graders. She has her masters in education in addition to a special education gifted degree. She is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Board Member, Nominating Committee Mary Buche Board Member, Finance Committee Mary joined the BOT in 2022. She is the Vice President, CRA Officer at Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank. She has been in leadership roles in the banking industry for 35+ years serving on various Boards. She currently serves on the Board of the National Assoc of Asian American Professionals KC & CREW KC (Commercial Real Estate for Women) She also serves as Co-Chair of the Table Committee for Catholic Charities of NE KS, Snow Ball. Amanda Vega - Mavec Board Member, Amanda Vega-Mavec, Ed.D., joined the RCS Board of Trustees in 2025. She is the Executive Director of Start at Zero, supporting healthy early childhood development. With over 20 years in education, Dr. Vega has taught bilingual 5th grade, served as a K–8 principal, and worked in public, charter, and parochial schools across four states. Her expertise is in multilingual learning, and she previously directed the dual language early childhood program at El Centro, Inc. Read More Barb Swanson Board Member Fundraising Committee Barbara joined the BOT in 2021. Barb is retired and spent 25 years in the Forensic Science field as a Serologist and DNA scientist at the Indianapolis/Marion Co crime lab and Kansas Bureau of Investigation. She is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic parish in Lenexa, KS. Bill Hutton Bill joined the board in 2025. Bill has been a small business owner and attorney in downtown KCK for over 45 years. His children attended St. Peter’s (now Resurrection Catholic School), and one graduated from Bishop Ward High School. He has supported the community through Cathedral projects and by coaching youth sports like basketball and baseball. A YMCA leader, he currently chairs the Wyandotte County YMCA Advisory Board. Together with with his wife, he founded The Corkhouse and works to strengthen partnerships between schools and local businesses. Board Member, Dr. Erin Vader Ex-Officio Member Dr. Erin Vader is Superintendent of Schools at the Archdiocease of Kansas City in Kansas. Read More Fr. Anthony Saiki Ex-Officio Member Fr. Anthony Saiki is the pastor at the Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Fr. Peter Jaramillo Ex-Officio Member Father Peter is the pastor at Holy Family Catholic Church in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Fr. Joseph Arsenault Ex-Officio Member Fr. Joseph Arsenault is the pastor at Holy Family Catholic Church and St John the Baptist in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Ex-Officio Member Mr. Baker is the Principal at RCS Garold Baker Read More

Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS Calendario escolar School Year At-A-Glance (One Page) RCS Calendar 26 - 27 - English RCS Calendar 26 - 27 - Spanish

Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS Política de enfermedad de los estudiantes Política de Salud y Enfermedades de Resurrection Catholic School Política de enfermedad de los estudiantes Resurrection Catholic School ၏ ကျန်းမာရေးနှင့် ဖျားနာမှုဆိုင်ရာ မူဝါဒ Política de enfermedad de los estudiantes

Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS Comunidades de Santos A cada estudiante en Resurrection se le asigna una Santo para todo el año escolar. Los estudiantes se reúnen con sus comunidades de Santo un viernes de cada mes para realizar actos de servicio. Los grupos comunitarios están dirigidos por un maestro y un estudiante de octavo grado. Los estudiantes participan en proyectos de servicio, como la recolección de alimentos enlatados y en la preparación de bolsas con necesidades para los más necesitados. Los objetivos de nuestras Comunidades incluyen lo siguiente: Promover los valores, la misión y la filosofía de nuestra escuela. Fortalecer las relaciones estudiantiles en todos los niveles de grado. Permite que los estudiantes trabajen con maestros y estudiantes de diferentes niveles de grado, creando un mayor sentido de comunidad escolar y unidad Crear oportunidades para que los estudiantes participen en un servicio significativo que impacte positivamente a la comunidad en general. Cada comunidad está asignada a un solo Santo que pretende inspirar a los estudiantes en sus propios actos de fe y servicio. Nuestras comunidades de fe están representadas por los siguientes santos: St. Andrew Dung Lac St. Anthony of Padua St. Augustine St. Barbara St. Catherine of Bologna St. Joan of Arc St. Jose Sanchez del Rio St. Josephine Bhakita St. Juan Diego St. Lawrence St. Lucy St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Martin de Porres St. Monica St. Padre Pio St. Pelagius St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta St. Therese of Lisieux

Your contribution to RCS makes a difference in the lives of students. Learn the different ways you can show your support of Resurrection Catholic School. Fondo de dotación de Resurrection Donar Establecido en octubre de 2020, el Fondo de Dotación para Escuelas Católicas Resurrection fue posible gracias a una importante donación de un donante. El Fondo de Dotación es administrado por la Fundación Católica del Noreste de Kansas (CFNEK) en cooperación con el Comité de Finanzas de la Junta de Resurrection y la Oficina de Mayordomía y Desarrollo de la Arquidiócesis. ¿Qué es un fondo patrimonial? Un fondo de dotación es un fondo de inversión establecido con retiros consistentes de los ingresos invertidos. La Dotación de Resurrección permite el retiro de intereses semestralmente, con la opción de usar los fondos para las necesidades actuales o reinvertir la cantidad en la dotación. A medida que los donantes contribuyen al capital de la dotación, el monto de los ingresos invertidos aumenta, mientras que el monto del capital es intocable. ¿Por qué elegir contribuir a un fondo de dotación? Un obsequio a un fondo de dotación es un obsequio que se sigue dando durante los próximos años y puede convertirse fácilmente en parte de su legado personal y donaciones planificadas . ¿Hay una cantidad mínima que debo dar? No. No hay una cantidad mínima. Cualquier cantidad es apreciada y ayuda a marcar la diferencia. ¿Mi contribución es deducible de impuestos? Resurrection es un 501 (c) (3) registrado y su donación es deducible de impuestos de acuerdo con las pautas del IRS. ¿Cómo contribuyo? Las contribuciones se pueden hacer en persona, en línea o por correo a Resurrection Catholic School. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Felicia Holcomb. Haga clic aquí para leer el comunicado de prensa del 29 de octubre de 2020. Felicia Holcomb Director de marketing, desarrollo e inscripción Escuela Católica Resurrección fholcomb@rcskck.org W: 913-371-8101 Donar Enlaces Útiles ¿Qué es un legado personal? ¿Cuáles son algunas formas de maximizar los recursos financieros para las donaciones caritativas? ¿Qué es la Resurrection Legacy Society? ¿Qué es la Fundación Católica del Noreste de Kansas?

Located next to St. Peter's Cathedral | Kansas City | KS Currículo "El propósito de la educación católica es educar a los estudiantes espiritual y académicamente para que puedan desarrollarse plenamente como personas humanas." - La Arquidiócesis de Kansas City Kansas Resurrección Escuela Católica, es una escuela del arquidiócesis, diseña su plan de estudios con los principios proporcionados por la Arquidiócesis de Kansas City Kansas. El plan de estudios va más allá de los requisitos mínimos del estado de Kansas y de las Normas Básicas porque está diseñado con fe y valores católicos. Los temas cubiertos incluyen matemáticas, artes, inglés, ciencias, estudios sociales, religión, educación física y tecnología. El currículo completo se puede encontrar aquí.

Resurrection's policies and procedures can be found within the handbook. All families are to read the handbook and then sign a form, agreeing to comply with policies outlined. Formularios y manual de la escuela Manual de la escuela El manual describe todas las políticas y procedimientos de la escuela, incluida la escala de calificaciones, los pagos de matrícula, los planes de salud y seguridad, y mucho más. Todas las familias deben leer esto y completar los formularios requeridos (ver más abajo). Haga clic aquí para descargar el manual . Uniformes Todos los artículos del uniforme, incluida la camisa y la sudadera, están disponibles para comprar a través de Dennis Uniform, pero solo la sudadera, el jersey, la falda y la falda pantalón deben comprarse allí. Aquí se puede encontrar un volante con el uniforme apropiado . Puede obtener más información en www.dennisuniform.com . Formularios y firmas requeridos Después de leer el manual, las familias deben firmar y devolver los siguientes formularios (haga clic en el título del formulario para descargar el formulario): Política de uso de recursos tecnológicos (firmada por el estudiante y el padre, devuelta a la oficina de la escuela) Salida de Chromebook (firmado por los padres y devuelto a la escuela) Permiso del barrio del obispo (firmado por el padre, devuélvalo a la oficina de la escuela) Formulario de permiso de calendario / manual / fotografías (firmado por los padres, devuélvalo a la oficina de la escuela)