📣 IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THE 2025–2026 SSSE YEAR

📣New SSSE Curriculum and Syllabus!

The new official SSSE syllabus, website, and curriculum  are now available for you to view. We encourage you to take some time to go through the content and become familiar with it, so you can engage more meaningfully with your child about SSSE as the school year begins. You may explore the content here- we highly recommend you do!: https://ssseducareusa.org/for-

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SSSCL Easwaramma Day 2025 Photo Album

SSSCL Graduation Day 2025 Photo Album

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The videos for both celebrations will be available soon. Thank you for your patience as we finalize them . We’lll make an announcement in the SSSE WhatsApp group once these videos are uploaded to YouTube and ready to view. 

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💬 Please stay in your current SSSE WhatsApp groups over the summer, as we will continue to share important updates. For students moving up to the next group, the SSE Coordinator will transfer parent contact numbers accordingly to the new SSSE Group

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📘 If your child did not receive their graduation certificate or yearbook on Graduation Day, the SSSE Coordinator will reach out during the summer to arrange a convenient time and location for pickup.

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We can’t wait to welcome everyone back soon.
Have a joyful and restful summer! ☀️

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📢 REGULAR  SSSE DRESS CODE REMINDER

🙏 Dear Parents,

Throughout this past year, our dedicated gurus have been gently reminding students about the SSSE dress code and the importance of being on time to class. While we understand it takes time to build habits, this year we’d really like to see everyone fully aligned with these expectations.

As Swami lovingly emphasized, discipline in both appearance and punctuality helps set the tone for a meaningful and focused learning environment.

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🙏 We expect modest clothing that does not draw one’s attention to the body.

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For girls: Traditional modest Indian attire such as salwar kameez with long pants and chunni, or modest western wear like long pants or a long skirt with an appropriate top. Bare skin should not be visible. Sleeveless tops, tight clothing, leggings with short tops, or tops with side slits are not permitted.

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For boys: Full pants (white or khaki preferred) with a proper shirt are expected. Traditional attire such as kurta-pajama is also welcome.

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🌼 For everyone: Boys and girls must be well groomed, neat, and tidy. Hair and overall appearance should reflect simplicity, discipline, and respect for the spiritual setting.

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🚫 Not permitted: Shorts, T-shirts, tank tops, or sweatpants.

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 PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF:

1. ⌚️Punctuality 

2. ➕Drop-Off  – SSSE is not a drop-off program. For safety reasons, at least one parent should remain at the center in case of emergencies. Parents are encouraged to participate in the enriching Satsang and Devotion programs available during SSSE.

3. 🛻Pick-Up – For safety reasons, students will not be sent outside for pick-up. Please come inside the school to collect them. Remember to use the side door entrance not the front of the school. Thank you for your understanding!

4.  🎤Consider Staying for Bhajans – We love seeing our SSSE classes filled with eager learners, and we also encourage students to stay for bhajans and experience the full program. Speaking of bhajans, every third Sunday of the month, bhajans will be led entirely by SSSE students! If your child would like to participate, please join this WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LH1BplFh68TE8MVzSloDbV

 

 

🪷Thank you for working with us to create a nurturing and 🪷

🪷 disciplined environment for our children! 🪷

 

REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL UPDATES:

 

This is a friendly reminder regarding Swami's Centenary Sadhana offerings from the SSSE Wing (Global Council, United States).  These have been created and put together by a dedicated team working along with Sumana Murali, our National Education Coordinator. 

 

Think of these as several ideas to create a custom and personalized gift for Swami!

 

1)  Sadhana offering: There is a list of spiritual practices and resources based on the 9 Forms of Devotion. Parents, children, and gurus can choose from the list and practice them individually, as a class, or as a family. 

• All information can be found here: https://sssgc-usa.org/ssse-centennial-offering/

• If you want to know more about the 9 forms for worship, enjoy this series: SSSMC Nava Vidha Bhakti

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2) Book offering - "Dearest Swami":  This is open for Gurus and children to submit articles, poems, and/or artwork for a book.

• All information can be found here: https://sssgc-usa.org/ssse-centennial-offering/

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3) Sai daily calendar: Created by an SSSE alumni, this daily calendar with messages from Swami can be used by everyone! It is a great way to include parents to make this into a "daily family minute" by reading and ruminating on the day's message together. Click, read, and be inspired!

• Timeless Teachings of Sai daily calendar: https://livingsaiteachingscalendar.ssse-teacher-of-truth.online/

 

Our endeavor begins on November 23rd 2024 and will end November 23rd 2025. We pray for inspiration, guidance and determination so that what we undertake helps not just each of us, but also our families and communities positively.

 

We have an entire team of loving and dedicated teachers who have put this together. If you have any questions please email the following ID- sadhana-education@sssgc-usa.org

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Any questions on SSSE related activities please reach out to SSSE coordinator, Sister Sugandhie Hapangama, sse@loudounsai.org