Living Nativity

Alexa A. stands in prayer over St. Catherine of Siena School’s living nativity re-enacted by the school’s eighth grade class. The school held its annual Christmas Show on December 15 in Siena Hall.  Along with the living nativity, students from grades kindergarten through eight also performed Christmas songs, music, and scenes from Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol”.

Student earns 2nd black belt

SCS 7th grade student Alexander U. passed the 2nd Dan Black Belt Testing on October 17, 2009 at Talium Headquarters located at Fairfield, NJ. Alex started taking lessons in Taekwondo at age 6 and earned his 1st Dan Black Belt in December 2006. He intends to continue his training and work towards attaining his 3rd Dan Black Belt by 2012. His martial art training helps Alex to further enhance his self esteem, built confidence, and strengthen his physical coordination and mental discipline

SCS Basketball at the Izod Center

Saint Catherine of Siena students had a special opportunity to play a basketball scrimmage in the NJ Izod Center on November 17. Seventh and eighth grade players felt the up close thrill of playing on the NBA court and then were able to get NBA player autographs and enjoy the NJ Nets game that followed.

St. Catherine's Honor Veterans

St. Catherine of Siena School honored veterans with a Veteran’s Day Assembly attended by students in grades kindergarten through eight on November 11. The assembly included guest speakers from the United States Army, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard. The event was hosted by the school’s eighth grade Forensics Team.

The assembly opened with a prayer service of remembrance, honoring veterans from past US Wars up to present day. The students continued with a presentation on the history of Veteran’s Day and then watched a short film supplied by the Veteran’s Administration, “Honoring All Who Served”.

The school’s guest speakers; Army Sergeant Brindle, retired Air Force Captain Jack Lamb, retired Marine Sergeant Yoon, and Coast Guard Lieutenant Daniel Twomey spoke to students about their training, experiences, and why they joined the military. The speakers each then participated in a question and answer session with the students.

Several sixth grade students gave the officers cloth bracelets symbolizing their gratitude for the speakers’ military service and recognizing them for making a positive difference in the students’ lives. The assembly closed with the singing of “God Bless America”.

Living Saints at SCS

St. Catherine of Siena School students were "living" saints during their school mass on November 7 in honor of All Saints Day. Fr. Robert Suszko presented each of the portrayed saints, to the congregation, during his homily. The students portrayed St. Angela Merici, St. Dominic, St. Bernadette, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Maximillian Kolbe, and St. Gabriel, The Archangel.

Calendar Fundraiser

Catherine of Siena School is accepting donations for a three-month calendar fundraiser to benefit the school. Participants have 92 chances to win a share of $6,250 in prizes during the months of January, February, and March. Calendar entries require a $10 donation and are eligible for all drawings. If interested, contact Luciana Lalande at 973-243-0022.

Halloween at SCS

St. Catherine of Siena School students began their Halloween celebration with an afternoon parade around the school. Students then enjoyed some special treats at their Halloween Party in their classrooms.  SCS eighth graders also ran the Halloween Arcade in the gym with some help from the seventh grade class. Big brothers and sisters in grades 7 and 8 enjoyed walking around with their little brothers and sisters, in grades kindergarten and first, playing games and and having fun together.

Fall clothing drive

A clothing drive is set for Friday, October 23 and Saturday October 24 to benefit St. Catherine of Siena School.  The clothing and other items will be sent to needy families in Eastern Europe and East Africa for reuse.  Residents are asked to donate usable items in the following categories: men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, shoes, and sneakers; hats, belts, purses, blankets, curtains, bed linens, comforters, bedspreads, towels and stuffed animals. All shoes must be bagged separately.  Place items in sturdy plastic bags which can be dropped off at the back door of the school gym. Enter from the Bradford Avenue driveway.  Drop off times are 3 pm to 5 pm October 23, and 9 am to 12:30 pm October 24. Funds raised will benefit the Home School Association (HSA) for St. Catherine of Siena School.

SCS Students win Columbus essay contest

Congratulations to St. Catherine of Siena students Kerry F., Lauren T. and Makenna B. who were winners in the Cedar Grove UNICO Christopher Columbus essay contest.

Month of the Rosary

Students at St. Catherine of Siena School gather in Siena Hall, every Friday, during the month of October to pray a “living Rosary”. In the Roman Catholic Church the month of October has been specially selected as the "Month of the Rosary," and the feast of the Holy Rosary is now celebrated on the 7th of this month.

Stop, drop and roll

The Cedar Grove Fire Department brought their rig and gear to St. Catherine of Siena School on October 6 to teach students about fire prevention and safety. Grades preschool through third attended the demonstrations given by Cedar Grove firemen Dan Donovan, Steve Young, and Brendan Murphy. Shown above,  Fireman Brendan Murphy shows students how to stop, drop and roll in the event of a fire while Fireman Dan Donovan explains the technique.

FBI visits SCS

Special Agent James Meskill Jr. from the FBI brought bulletproof vests, handcuffs, and a vast knowledge of criminal law and procedure to share with the students in Saint Catherine of Siena’s “Loving the Law: Civics, Character and Leadership” class on October 7. The middle school elective is taught by Professor Paula Franzese, a law professor at Seton Hall University School of Law and chairwoman of the state Ethics Commission.  Shown, sixth grade student Frank C. enjoys looking at a 1954 edition of  “The F.B.I.” by Quentin Reynolds.

Respect, responsibility, and caring

Students were treated to the magic and message of Jim Vagias, on October 7 in Siena Hall, who spoke about the importance of respect, responsibility, and caring in the students’ lives. The assembly kicked off St. Catherine of Siena School’s “Positive Action” program, which will continue bringing this message to students throughout the school year. Shown, sixth grade student Delia S. respectfully waits to reveal what is under her cylinder as prompted by magician Jim Vagias.

Blessing of the animals

The Nattini and Coleman families enjoy a moment with their pets during St. Catherine of Siena's annual blessing of the animals held October 4. The blessing of the animals is celebrated each year in conjunction with the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals.

Sharing Polish heritage

Father Peter Koziolkiewicz spends a morning with St. Catherine’s second grade class sharing the traditions and culture of his native Poland. Father Peter entered the seminary in Poland, completed his seminary education in the United States, and was ordained in the Archdiocese of Newark. He has been at St. Catherine of Siena Church since June 2009.

Preschool jitters

Four-year-old Mark S. of Verona receives a comforting hug from mom Lynn as he prepares to attend his first day of preschool at St. Catherine of Siena School on Monday, September 21.

Service to others

St. Catherine of Siena School eighth grade students (from left to right) Thomas C., Mairead C., and Julia R. collect over $325 on behalf of the student body to support the GI Go Fund on September 11. The students of St. Catherine’s resolved to follow President Obama’s declaration that September 11 be a National Day of Service for all Americans as a way of remembering our nation’s heroes. The proceeds collected went to the GI Go Fund, a non-profit fund whose purpose is to help those in the military returning from operation Enduring Freedom or Iraqi Freedom to assimilate back into society. A portion of the fund also goes to homeless veterans.

Back to school

St. Catherine of Siena School fifth grade students Megan C. and Katherine S. are all smiles as they begin their first day back to school on Wednesday, September 9.

School Opening

St. Catherine of Siena School will open at 8:20 a.m. and dismiss at 12:30 p.m. for students in grades one through eight on Wednesday, September 9. This same schedule will be in effect for Thursday, September 10 and Friday, Sept. 11. A Eucharistic Liturgy will be celebrated on Friday, September 11 at 11:00 a.m. in church. All are invited to join our school community in prayer for a successful school year.

Kindergarten classes will begin on Monday, September 14 at 8:20 a.m. The kindergarten will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. for the first full week of school. Beginning the week of September 21, the kindergarten hours will be from 8:20 a.m. until 2:50 p.m.

The preschool sessions are also scheduled to begin the week of September 21. The preschool-four session meets on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

The preschool-three session a.m. meets on Tuesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 11:15 a.m. The preschool-three session p.m. meets on Tuesday and Friday from 12:15 p.m. until 2:30 p.m.

Before care hours 7:30 a.m. to 8:20 am and after care hours 2:55 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. will begin September 14 for first through eighth grades and the following week for grades kindergarten through eighth.

There will be orientation sessions for kindergarten and preschool students and parents during the first week of school. Kindergarten orientation will take place on Friday, September 11, 9:00 a.m. in Siena Hall; preschool-three parents, Tuesday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. in the classroom; preschool-four parents, Wednesday, September 16, 9:00 a.m. in the classroom.

For registration and further information, call 973-239-6968.

Father Robert Day

Father Robert Gelinas enjoys receiving a SCS memory quilt handmade by students in the quilting elective and designed by quilting elective teacher Beth Hogan. The school celebrated Father's service to SCS with tributary presentations from the students in grades 1-8.

Kindergarten Graduation

Saint Catherine of Siena School heldthe 2009 Kindergarten Graduation on June 8, 2009 in Siena Hall. Shown left, Michael M. smiles for his parents after receiving his diploma from Principal Celine Kerwin and Pastor Monsignor Robert Slipe.

St. Catherine of Siena class of 2009

St. Catherine of Siena School held its 8^th grade graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 7, 2009. The class of 2009; (first row, from left) Principal Celine Kerwin, Alyssa Freitas, Danielle Barckett, Bridget Velez, Brian McGowan, Kristen Ranges, Melissa Glenbowski, Carly Daniels, teacher Carmelyn Barbarito, (second row, from left) James Reilly, Caitlin Campbell, Patrick Flynn, Gregory Seifert, Kerrianne Masucci, Nicholas Duran, (third row, from left) Vincent Ciccone, Kristian James, Matthew Szeluga, Maggie Coleman, Mary Fahey, Morgan Boutmy, (back row, from left) Rev. Robert Gelinas, Patrick Cicchetti, Tyler Otterbein, Alex Campbell, Pastor Rev. Msgr. Robert Slipe, Tyler Callaghan, Kevin Labagnara, Kenny Chiemelu, Rev. Robert Suszko.

Respect, responsibility, and carin

Students were treated to the magic and message of Jim Vagias, on October 7 in Siena Hall, who spoke about the importance of respect, responsibility, and caring in the students’ lives. The assembly kicked off St. Catherine of Siena School’s “Positive Action” program, which will continue bringing this message to students throughout the school year. Shown, sixth grade student Delia S. respectfully waits to reveal what is under her cylinder as prompted by magician Jim Vagias.

Rockinghorse Ranch

Saint Catherine of Siena School's class of 2009 enjoys a fun outdoor day at Rockinghorse Ranch on June 3, 2009. The class trip included swimming, boating and horseback riding.

Acrylic Painting Elective

Eighth grade student Kerri M. works diligently on her acrylic painting in the art room on Thursday, May 28, 2009. A gallery of all elective students finished work can be found on the SCS website www.scs-school-cedargrovenj.org in the painting gallery.

Spring Band Concert

Saint Catherine of Siena School's band performed a Spring Concert in Siena Hall on May 21, 2009. Shown left, SCS third grade recorder student Meghan D. makes her musical debut onstage with her classmates. The Advanced Band, Cadet Band and recorder students all played beautifully under the direction of teacher Miss Martha Boughner.

Willy Wonka Jr.

St. Catherine of Siena students performed their spring musical production, Willy Wonka Jr. on May 12 for parents and the student body in Siena Hall. Students in grades kindergarten through eight showed off their talents acting, dancing and singing throughout the show. Shown left, Patrick C. as Willy Wonka.

Preschool Mother's Day Celebration

SCS parent Jennifer Underwood receives a double dose of love from her sons William and Connor while attending both the PreK3 and PreK4 Mother's Day celebrations held at St. Catherine of Siena School on May 7 and 9.

Third grade class honored as published authors

Poems written by St. Catherine of Siena School’s third grade class have been chosen for publication in the 2009 Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans®. This is the second year that all of the students in teacher Elisa Reamer’s class, were chosen for publication.

The Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans® provides a forum through which selected young authors can see their work and the work of other students published in an actual book. Submissions are received from young poets, grades K-12, who live throughout the United States. The Anthology of Poetry, Inc.’s editors review each submission. Works are selected for publication based upon their originality, rhythmic sounds, rhymes and audience appeal.

Third grade poets; back row, left to right, Brendan F., Daniel K., Alexander B., Meghan D., Emily K., Karen R., Alexa S., Dwight T., Liam O., teacher Mrs. Elisa Reamer, front row, left to right, Joseph Z., Kaylin R., Jessica P., Caroline D., Emilia P., Kristin B., Christian S. Not shown, Kathryn C., Grace S., Patrick T., Brittany M., Taylor S., and Amelia S.

Mom walkers

After the morning bell rings at SCS chances are you'll see a group of moms gathering together to go on an early morning walk. Shown left is Anne Linkus, Diane Raum, and four footed friend Riley Coleman enjoying the morning sunshine.

Teacher Appreciation Week

SCS parent Eileen Martorano rolls a cart of breakfast goodies for teachers, around to each classroom during during Teacher Appreciation Week held April 27-31 at St. Catherine's. The Home School Association sponsored the week with many parent volunteers decorating teacher's classroom doors. SCS teachers were treated to breakfast each morning, along with a warm "Thank You" for all they do at SCS.

We have a winner!

Congratulations to kindergarten parents Paula and Lou T. on being this year's big 400 club winners!

St. Catherine Students Plant a Tree for Arbor Day

To celebrate National Arbor Day, third grade students from St. Catherine of Siena School in Cedar Grove planted a tree on April 29 with the help of Mr. Anthony Latella, of Latella Landscaping, in Cedar Grove. The tree planting was scheduled as part of the class's environmental studies where they are learning about the 3R's - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, as well as gaining an appreciation of the earth's natural resources, including trees.

Sundials

Mrs. Viola's second grade class looks to the sun to see what time of day it is while testing out their hand-made sundials. From left to right, David M., Jordan A., and Pasquale P. log in their results.

Jump rope elective

Students enjoy the beautiful outdoor temperatures while participating in the middle school Jump rope elective taught by Mary Peters.

2nd TRIMESTER HONOR ROLL

FIRST HONORS

Grade 8
Tyler C., Caitlin C., Patrick C., Vincent C., Maggie C., Carly D., Nicholas D., Mary F., Patrick F., Alyssa F., Melissa G., Kristian J., Kevin L., Brian M., Tyler O., Kristen R., Gregory S., Matthew S., Bridget V.

Grade 7
Jeremy A., Michael B., Allison C., Daniel C., Thomas C., Louis D., Steven F., Kevin F., Kelly H., Antony K., Robert M., Anthony P., Anthony P., Julia R., Samantha S., Kimberly T.

Grade 6
Ken B., Matthew C., Mia A., Michael D., Jennifer J., James K., Thomas L., Kelly M., Vincent M., Nina R., Alfred P., Christian S., Austin T., Alex U.

Grade 5
Giovanna B., Jack C., Monica D., Katherine F., Kerry F., Elizabeth H., Kristen O., Anthony P., Gabrielle R., Sean R., Dominique S., Delia S., Lucy S., Erin T., Lauren T.

Grade 4
Megan C., Chelsea C., Justin D., Zachary G., Tara M., Philip S., Katherine S., Owen T.


SECOND HONORS

Grade 8
Morgan B., Alexander C., Kenny C., Kerrianne M., James R.

Grade 7
Jack A., Alexa A., Haley B., Mairead C., Clifford J., Tara P., Patrick R., Maria S., Angela S.

Grade 6
Michael B., Paige B., Graceann D., Elizabeth D., Deanna D., James G., Alexander L., Kevin O., Griffin O.

Grade 5
Makenna B., Porcha B., Frank C., Brigitte M., Gabrielle P., Michael T.

Grade 4
Phillip S., Ryan O., Patrick M.


HONORABLE MENTION
Danielle B., Gr. 8

Easter Passion Play

To begin Holy Week, third grade students from St. Catherine of Siena School in Cedar Grove performed the annual Passion Play on April 8 for parents and the student body. Some members of the cast, left to right, Brendan F., Christian S., Daniel K., Liam O., Alexa S., Emily K., and Dwight T.

Prayer & Pizza

St. Catherine of Siena School Pastor Monsignor Robert Slipe enjoys a slice of pizza with school families during the annual Prayer & Pizza service in Siena Hall on Friday, March 27. During the Lenten service, students and their families pray the stations of the cross, followed by a meatless pizza dinner. Shown left to right, Jeaneen Dwyer, Monsignor Robert Slipe, Thomas D., and Lynn Theobald.

St. Catherine students recognized for volunteer service

St. Catherine of Siena School seventh grade students, Haley and Michael B., have been honored for their exemplary volunteer service with a President’s Volunteer Service Award.

The award, which recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country, was presented by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program on behalf of the President’s council on Service and Civic Participation.

Twins Haley and Michael B. earned their award by participating in Military support since 2005. The students have collected Christmas cards, candy, treats, socks, and underwear to mail to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, working with the Adopt A Platoon organization. Not only did they support troops overseas but they also gave similar support to individuals in the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Last spring Haley and Michael also organized a yard sale with their friends and raised $800 for Operation Home Front Helping Military Families, New York/New Jersey Chapter. The students also raised $600 in a yard sale for the National Hydrocephalus Organization for research, to honor a close friend of the family.

Sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards honor young people across America for outstanding community service activities. More than 250,000 young people across America have been considered for these awards since the program began in 1995.

St. Catherine students participate in state band

St. Catherine of Siena School will be well-represented in the Future Musicians All-State 30th Anniversary celebration. The concert will be held on April 4, 2009 at 3 PM in The Collins Arena of Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. More than 300 young musicians will represent over sixty schools served by the Future Musicians, Inc. program, providing music instruction for the private and parochial schools in NJ.
St. Catherine student Kerry F. will perform with the Festival (beginner) Band on flute, and Alex U. (alto sax), Ken B. (tenor sax), James K. (clarinet), and Austin T. (trumpet) will play with the All State Band. Ken and Austin will also be featured with the All-State Jazz Ensemble. Shown left to right, Kerry F., Austin T., Ken B., Alex U. and James K.
The concert is open to the public. Tickets are $10, available at the door.

Digging into dinosaurs

St. Catherine of Siena student Roma M. shows off the green stegosaurus she made while learning about dinosaurs in Mrs. Giaquinto's preschool four-year-old class.

Forensic competition winners

Our forensics team coached by Ms. Irwin and Mr. Ganter had a great success this year with many of our students in the finals at every meet. Special congratulations go out to the students who competed in the tournament held on March 25, 2009. Awards were given to Alyssa F. of the 8th grade who was the Third Place Winner for the combined Year, Kimberly T. in 7th grade who was Tenth Place Winner for the combined year, and Patrick C. in the 8th grade who in the Humor Competition came in First Place with his Dane Cook presentation that commanded the room. Eighth grade students Bridget V. and Caitlin C., along with seventh grade students Julia R., Mairead C., and Maria S. also did St. Catherine’s proud in competitions by improving their scores each and every meet. We are confident all our forensic students will only get better as they continue.

Rocket to the moon

St. Catherine of Siena preschool four-year-old student Adam M. shows off his rocket ship and lunar landing model that he made while learning about space and the solar system in Mrs. Mulieri's class.

Congratulations fifth grade girls basketball

St. Catherine of Siena's fifth grade girls basketball team won second place in the G-4 championship game held at St. Leos in Elmwood Park on Sunday March 15, 2009. Shown above Coach Domenic Schiraldi distributes trophies to the team while Assistant coach Margo Preziosi cheers the girls' on. Players shown, center left to right, Makena B. and Dominique S.

Scones for all

Jeaneen Dwyer shares the art of making traditional Irish scones with the students of St. Catherine of Siena School on St. Patrick’s Day, using her grandmother’s famous secret recipe. Dwyer is the grandaughter of Katie Reilly, whose Irish soda bread and scone mix is distributed locally in stores. Shown with the sixth grade class, front left to right, Paige B., Elizabeth D., back left to right, Michael D., Jeaneen Dwyer.

Freedom essay winners

Congratulations to sixth grade student Graceann D. and eighth grade student Maggie C. who each won second place in their division for the Cedar Grove Elks Lodge #2237 2008-2009 Americanism
Essay Contest "What Freedom Means to Me".
Graceann won second place in Division I (Grades 5 and 6) and Maggie won second place in Division II (Grades 7 and 8).

Dr. Seuss birthday!

St. Catherine of Siena School kindergarten students celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday with a visit from the Cat in the Hat, Thing 1, and Thing 2. Students enjoyed hearing a story read to them and were able to ask questions afterword. Eighth grade students Carley D., Kerrianne M, and Kristen R. played the characters. Shown left to right, Kristen R., "Thing 2" with kindergarten student Brandon D.

Congratulations sixth grade girls!

Congratulations to St. Catherine of Siena School's sixth grade girls basketball team who took home the Second Place trophy in the final game of the GIL basketball league championships on Sunday, March 1. The girls played an incredible game! Shown left to right, Deanna D., Nina R., Jennifer J., Paige B., Coach Mike Rosella, Elizabeth D., and Kelly M. Special thanks to all the fifth grade girls who "played up" during the season and during the championship games.

St. Catherine students serve in Civil Air Patrol

St. Catherine of Siena School students (shown left to right) Patrick F., grade 8, and Michael B., grade 7, both have a love of aviation and the United States military. They are preparing for their future by rising to the challenge of cadet membership in the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, Civil Air Patrol.

Patrick joined the cadet program in April 2007. Since joining, Patrick has worked his way up to the rank of Chief Master Sergeant. He now leads his squadron’s color guard team. Patrick has been on 5 orientation flights, flying to places like High Point, New Jersey, and the Poconos. He attended basic encampment at McGuire Air Force base last summer and is hoping to attend a glider encampment this coming summer.

Michael became a cadet in February 2008 and has recently been promoted to the rank of Senior Airman. He has been on an orientation flight, flying to Princeton, New Jersey and is a member of the color guard team. He is planning to attend a week-long basic encampment at McGuire Air Force base this summer.

The Civil Air Patrol is the auxiliary of the United States Air Force. It has three missions: aerospace education, emergency services, and the cadet program. The cadet program is for young people between the ages of 12 and 21 who are interested in aviation. Cadets learn about space and aviation, participate in air shows and model rocketry, and go on orientation flights in both powered and glider aircraft.

100 days of learning

St. Catherine of Siena School’s kindergarten class celebrated their 100th day of school on Tuesday, February 24, with special classroom activities centered around the number 100. Students enjoyed eating 100 pieces of cereal for snack.They worked on many projects incorporating the number 100 including creating artwork with 100 cotton balls, popsicle sticks and stickers. Teachers Mrs. Tissot and Mrs. Flynn made the students 100th day one to remember!

St. Catherine’s takes first in tournament

St. Catherine of Siena School’s sixth grade girls basketball team won first place in the St. Peter’s School Second Annual Hoops Tournament held on February 22 in Belleville. The Saints won in the 5-6th grade girls division defeating St. Joseph Elementary School , East Orange, with a winning score of 53-23. Team members, shown left to right, Kelly M., Paige B., Makenna B., Elizabeth D., Coach Michael Rosella, Deanna D., and Nina R.. Not shown, Jennifer J., Lucy S., Carlette P., and Delia S..

Travel Band plays SHU

St. Catherine of Siena School band students joined other Future Musician students in the area on Saturday, February 7 at the Seton Hall University Lady Pirate game in South Orange. Students played at half time under the direction of SCS band teacher Miss Martha Boughner.

Jump Rope For Heart

St. Catherine of Siena School joined with the American Heart Association to sponsor a Jump Rope For Heart event on February 6 in Siena Hall. Students got their bodies moving and their hearts pumping while jumping rope, hula hoops, and hurdles. This year, St. Catherine of Siena School students raised over $5,700 for the American Heart Association. Shown above, kindergarten student Isabella M. enjoys doing jumping jacks with her class.
Jump Rope For Heart engages elementary students in jumping rope while raising funds to support lifesaving heart and stroke research. This educational program teaches physical fitness and promotes the value of community service to students and their families. It shows students that they can contribute to their community's welfare. Jump Rope For Heart is a national educational fund-raising program that is sponsored by the American Heart Association and the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD).

Eighth Grade Ring Ceremony

St. Catherine of Siena School’s eighth grade class received school rings at Friday's Catholic Schools Week Mass held January 30. Shown above, teacher Carmine Barbarito stands with Father Robert Gelinas as he blesses the rings.