Msgr. John Waldron
Month: May 2014
Commencement Issue – Class of 2014
The Tablet’s 2014 All-Scholastic Team Graduation Details For The Class of 2014 A Year of Honors, Awards and Service
Graduation Details For The Class of 2014
Bishop Ford H.S., Park Slope — Bishop Ford Auditorium; June 7, 10 a.m.; 47 graduates; Ryan Arteaga, valedictorian; Johann Sawers, salutatorian Bishop Kearney H.S., Bensonhurst — Walt Whitman Hall Brooklyn College, Midwood; May 31, 10 a.m.; 117 graduates; Susan Bazik, valedictorian; Mandy Chin, salutatorian; Toni Reinhold, guest speaker Bishop Loughlin M.H.S., Fort Greene — Bishop […]
The Tablet’s 2014 All-Scholastic Team
The Tablet is proud to present this year’s All-Scholastic Team, consisting of one graduating student from each of the 19 Catholic high schools in the diocese. These young scholars are successful students who excel in academics, Christian leadership and community involvement.
High School Softball Champions Crowned
Four teams recently emerged as Brooklyn/Queens varsity and junior varsity softball champions.
A Year of Honors, Awards and Service
Family Blood Saves Lives at Kearney Seniors may have been working all year on getting ready to be legal adults, but that does not mean they did not want their parents’ help to make the world a better place. In April, Bishop Kearney H.S., Bensonhurst, hosted its annual blood drive under the direction of school […]
Youth Views: With school almost done for the summer, what are you most looking forward to?
I look forward to being able to finally go back to being a lifeguard at an outdoor pool so I can help some of my old friends and keep others safe.
SFP Art Students Are Not Bound by Class Walls
Following in the footsteps of great artists, the art department from St. Francis Prep, Fresh Meadows, organized a painting excursion.
Xaverian Junior Saves Life on Way Home
Inspired by his many relatives who are members of the Fire Department of the City of New York, Powers is driven by his desire to help others by one day joining the esteemed ranks of the FDNY. His service as a volunteer firefighter proved to be of life-and-death importance as he responded to the call of an 86-year-old man in cardiac arrest.
Aquinas Expos Exceed Curriculum’s Limits
Biodiversity, outer space exploration and recorded music history are just a sampling of the topics local Catholic schoolchildren have spent the last year researching.