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.

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.

Jump rope elective

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

Father Charlie Day

St. Catherine of Siena School celebrated "Father Charlie Day" on Monday, January 26. Students in every grade made presentations to the Pastor celebrating his eighteen years of love and service to the school. The quilting elective students and teacher Beth Hogan presented a hand-made quilt to Father, depicting the school building on one side and filled with student signatures on the other.