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Saint william school seeks interim principal
Saint William School is seeking an interim principal for the 2021-2022 school year. All qualified and interested applicants, please follow the link for more details and application information.
Principal Application Information -
ATTENDING MASS
We are doing our best to keep you safe and we ask that help us in keeping you and others safe as well!
- We ask that you follow the latest State of Ohio guidelines regarding masks.
- Presiders and distributors are wearing masks and sanitizing hands
- Hand sanitizer stations are available for you at each entrance
- A collection box is located by the baptismal font. There will not be a collection at Mass on weekdays.
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NOW ENROLLINGSaint William School - Serving Students PREK-8th GRADE
Call today to learn more about our education programs for Pre-K through 8th grade, and special needs. For more information click on the School tab to visit the school website.
Call the office to receive a tour and see for yourself all we have to offer in PreK-8 and Special Education: 513-471-2989
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Parish office hoursIf you need any assistance with information about our parish please contact the parish center office,
513-921-0247 or info@saintwilliam.com.
For assistance with school information please contact the school office at 513-471-2989 or email our school secretary, aschaefer@saintwilliam.com.
For meetings, please contact the office to schedule and receive instructions.
Phone 513-921-0247
Email info@saintwilliam.com
Thank you for your cooperation, and have a blessed day! -
stay in touch through my parish app
We invite you to download our parish app. Text APP to 88202 to receive the download link or go to your phone's app store and search for "My Parish". Be sure to "favorite" St. William to receive our messages and stay in touch.
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Text and Email Scam ALERT!
Phishing is a type of fraud in which a hacker attempts to gather personal information or money by impersonating a legitimate and known person (like Fr. Bidwell). Hackers try to obtain any information that could help them pose as someone else, usually to steal money.
Recently, parishes in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati have seen an increase in phishing emails and text messages sent to staff members and parishioners from hackers posing as their pastor. Please check the sender's email address in any email you receive from someone posing as a member of the St. Teresa or St. William staff or clergy. All of the parish email addresses end in @stteresa-avila.org or @saintwilliam.com and, a staff or clergy member would never email or text you asking for a “favor” to purchase gift cards or wire money to them because of an emergency. If you are concerned that you have been emailed in a phishing attempt, please take these simple steps: 1. Do not respond to the sender 2. Forward the message to office@stteresa-avila.org or info@saintwilliam.com so that a communications team member can check the validity of the message.