December 2021
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Webinar with Dr. Neibart, Infectious Disease Specialist and Marymount Dad
Please join us on Wednesday, December 1, at 6:00 p.m., for a webinar with Dr. Eric Neibart. Hear the latest research and expert advice on Covid-19 Vaccines for children (5-11) and recommendations about boosters and mask recommendations for older children. The webinar can be accessed HERE. -
UMS Nativity Vespers Rehearsal
Rehearsals will take place the mornings of December 2 and 7. Students should eat a complete breakfast on those mornings as we will be missing our morning snack. -
Classes VI/VII Production of Annie
Please join us in supporting the Uptown Broadway production of Annie. We are excited to return to the stage! Please tune in to our livestream link on marymountnyc.org. Thursday, December 2 at 5:00 p.m. -
UMS Nativity Vespers Rehearsal
Rehearsals will take place the mornings of December 2 and 7. Students should eat a complete breakfast on those mornings as we will be missing our morning snack. -
Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Mass
December 8, the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics in the Archdiocese of New York. A pre-recorded 30-minute Marymount Mass will be viewed in students' classrooms next Wednesday, and the link will be shared on Marymount’s YouTube channel. Parents and families are welcome to tune in and watch the video at any time. -
UMS Nativity Vespers
Church of the Heavenly RestPlease click here to read important information about our UMS Nativity Vespers celebration and to RSVP to the event if you haven’t already done so.For the December 9 Nativity Vespers Liturgy, UMS students will need to wear the following attire to school:UMS Nativity Vespers Attire for All Students (Except Liturgical Dancers)- Neat, ironed clothing appropriate for a church setting
- Black formal dress skirt, knee length or 3/4 length (not tight-fitting, short, or floor length) or black formal dress pants (no leggings, jeans-material, capri above the ankle, or casual pant styles)
- White collared, long-sleeved, not tight-fitting blouse
- Plain black tights or black nylons
- Black or navy flats (no heels permitted)
Students and families should feel free to borrow what they may need from a friend if these items are not already in their closets or can contact Ms. Pagliocca for financial support purchasing these items. -
Denim Day
We are pleased to announce our first Denim Day of the year on Friday, December 10. The suggested donation is $5; money will be collected by homeroom teachers or advisors. Denim Days support the RSHM ministries in three countries on the African continent: Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Mozambique. For the past 20 years, we have raised $20,000 per year on average to support these RSHM ministries. To learn more, please click here. -
Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week
A gift exchange is a Christmas tradition at the UMS. Each student draws the name of another student and gives secret surprises over the course of the week before the Christmas Break. The price limit for the entire week is $15, though students are welcome to spend less, and homemade gifts are always appreciated. Click here for the Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week schedule. -
Lessons & Carols
Church of the Heavenly Rest (1085 Fifth Avenue at 90th Street). As all seating is assigned, feel free to arrive any time between 4:30 and 4:55 p.m.
Two in-person guests per family are required to bring either:1. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination (at least 2 doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines or 1 dose of the J&J vaccine) OR2. A negative COVID-19 test (either a PCR or an antigen test) taken within 72 hours of the event. Tests must be conducted by a government-approved testing facility (doctor's office and test sites are acceptable, no "at-home" tests).Please be prepared to show either form of documentation at the entrance to the church. There will be no exceptions granted for those who do not present this documentation. -
Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week
A gift exchange is a Christmas tradition at the UMS. Each student draws the name of another student and gives secret surprises over the course of the week before the Christmas Break. The price limit for the entire week is $15, though students are welcome to spend less, and homemade gifts are always appreciated. Click here for the Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week schedule. -
Last day to bring in a gift for the Holiday Toy Drive
Please click here for more information about the gift drive and to view your child’s assigned partner information. All gifts should be brought into school unwrapped on December 13 or 14, 2021. -
Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week
A gift exchange is a Christmas tradition at the UMS. Each student draws the name of another student and gives secret surprises over the course of the week before the Christmas Break. The price limit for the entire week is $15, though students are welcome to spend less, and homemade gifts are always appreciated. Click here for the Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week schedule. -
Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week
A gift exchange is a Christmas tradition at the UMS. Each student draws the name of another student and gives secret surprises over the course of the week before the Christmas Break. The price limit for the entire week is $15, though students are welcome to spend less, and homemade gifts are always appreciated. Click here for the Secret Santa and Christmas Spirit Week schedule. -
No after school activities
After school activities including Class VI sports, study hall, and after school math help, are cancelled due to the start of the Christmas vacation. The 3:20 shuttle is available, but the 5:30 p.m. shuttle is cancelled that day.
