Upcoming Events

Monday—Friday, May 4-8 Dude Be Nice Week! Thursday, May 4 Custodial Staff Appreciation Day Friday, May 5 Teacher & Staff Appreciation Day Wednesday, May 6 Virtual Senior Parents Meeting 6:30pm Care for the Environment Day Thursday, May 7 Virtual Advisory Board Meeting Virtual Praise & Play, 6pm Celebrating Matt Benoit (see pg 9) Friday, May 8 Fun Friday! Monday, May 11 Freshman Elections -Postponed, TBA Tuesday, May 12 NHS Nurse’s Day Virtual SPA Meeting—6:30pm Thursday, May 14 Virtual Spring Concert—6:30pm

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May 2020

Dear Bishop Stang Friends & Families:

As we continue the Easter season, the month of May will certainly not be the same without the excitement in the air that always surrounds the emergence of Spring, Spartans competing on our fields, the Spring Musical, the last days for seniors and their hopes for the future, Prom and After-Prom. The sprint to the end of the year is always quickened by the excite-ment these events bring.

While facing the difficult reality of continuing our work from home, let us be more appreciative, supportive, hopeful, joyful, prayerful and mindful of those who are struggling the most. In this moment especially, we have an opportunity to transcend what is ordinary and common. How we respond may never bring public notice or acclaim, but God will know. Let us not forget that God is our first and most important audience.

Our prayers continue for the first responders and our entire Bishop Stang community. May God continue to bless our Spartan family!

Peter Shaughnessy

President/Principal

Upcoming Events Cont...

Sunday, May 17 NHS Induction Postponed, TBA Monday, May 18 Sophomore Elections Postponed, TBA Wednesday, May 20 Virtual Senior Parent Meeting 6:30 pm Friday, May 22 Prom - Postponed, TBA Tuesday, May 26 Baccalaureate Mass Postponed, TBA Wednesday, May 27 Graduation—Postponed, TBA Tuesday, June 2 Uncderclassman Awards Night Postponed, TBA

Friday, June 5 Final Day of Classes

Monday, June 8 Last Day for Students Livestreamed Closing Mass

Friday, June 12 Live Online 60th Gala Auction Monday, June 15 Last Day of School for Faculty

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60th Anniversary GALA

2020 Auction will be held Live Online!

Our 2020 Auction will now be an ONLINE EVENT! We are planning to have lots of fun with everyone!

So, although we can’t be together in person we are excited to expand our reach to include our families, alumni and friends from all over, so this im-portant event can continue to make the impact on our school that it has for more than 30 years!

The Gala Auction will include online bidding, live broadcasts, entertainment and loads of fun—the committee is getting creative!!! Mark your calendars – please continue to hold the date for the 2020 Auction: A Gala Celebration of

the 60th Anniversary of Bishop Stang High School! ***FRIDAY, JUNE 12***

Dear Alumni, Family and Friends:

Bishop Stang High School is calling for

Nominations for the Class of 2020 Hall of Honors.

The Hall of Honors recognizes and honors those alumni,

faculty/staff, and friends who have left an enduring legacy for the school and/or

excelled in their careers and personal lives. Nominees can come from any field,

and their selection will be based on how their lives have been a dynamic example

of Bishop Stang's Catholic mission, rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, with a

commitment to excellence, leadership and service.

Please visit the Hall of Honors on our website to complete the nomination pro-

cess. There, you may either nominate a candidate online, or download a form to

fill in and mail to the Hall of Honors selection committee. Nominations are due

by June 15, 2020.

CLICK HERE to visit the Hall of Honors on our website.

Thank you for your help!

Peter Shaughnessy

President/Principal

From the School Counseling Office

Career Visits

In the Spring of 2020, we moved to online instruction before our Alumni Career Q&A Sessions began. Amazingly, we were able to quickly move them online as well, and now we have the ability to include alumni from other areas of the state and country! Sessions have already been held with medical student Owen Leary ’14, as well as Ross Ketschke ’14, who is a reporter for NBC in Burlington, Vermont, Matthew Gagnon ‘13, a Police Officer in Boston, and Angelina Jay ’05 who is an engineer and an instructor at MIT. Next up is a session with Drew Makin ’88 who is an architect in Washington DC. More sessions are already being scheduled.

Zoom Forward to Monday, May 4th @ 1:30pm - when Andrew Makin '88 will talk with the students about his career in Architecture!

Contact Mrs. Nicole Dias for a Zoom link if your child is interested in joining this event! Check out the Virtual Career Chat that our students held with Ross Ketschke ’14 about his path to becoming a Broadcast Journalist HERE!

College Visits

With college campuses closed, the school counseling department has begun hosting virtual college information sessions. This is an excellent way to begin the process that many of you would have been doing in person this time of year. We’ve had visits with UMass Boston, Roger Williams, Saint Anselm College, Salve Regina University, Curry College, Providence College, Framingham State, Stonehill College, University of Rhode Island, Bridgewater State, Sacred Heart, Assumption College and Regis College. We keep adding more—it is a growing list!

Our Next visit will be with WPI on Friday, May 1st and then Boston University ROTC on Wednesday, May 6th!

Emails are sent to students regarding each session, along with a link to join. Contact Mrs. Nicole Dias if your student is interested in learning more about these schools, and opening a dialogue with their admissions officers.

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Matthew Gagnon ‘13:

Criminal Justice

Angie Jay ‘05 : Engineering

Ross Ketschke ‘14—Broadcast Jouranalism

From The Admissions Office

Coyle & Cassidy VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

Wednesday, May 6, 2020

3pm and 6pm

On Wednesday, May 6, Bishop Stang High School will hold a live “Virtual Open House” on Zoom specifically for Coyle & Cassidy families at 3:00 pm and again at 6:00 pm. Our Bishop Stang administration, teachers, students and current parents will be available to help introduce these families to all that Bishop Stang has to offer students, in order for them to continue their Catholic education. We'll cover everything from academics, the arts, transportation, financial assistance, athletics, and co-curricular activities. The event will provide an opportunity for families to ask any questions they may have. Admissions staff will be available to explain our currently altered appli-cation process. Please note that all Coyle & Cassidy students will be automatically accepted to Bishop Stang High School and the registra-tion fee will be waived.

Kindly share this information with families and friends who might benefit. Email Mrs. Christine Payette, Director of Admissions, cpayette@bishopstang.org for the event Zoom link or if you or someone you know in interested in learning more about our school, but cannot attend one of these sessions.

Updated applications procedures online can be found

HERE

Our Admissions Office continues to be operating throughout the current distancing restrictions by making themselves available for conversations by email, zoom, or phone. Please open inquiries by emailing Christine Payette at

cpayette@bishopstang.org or Jackie Lovegrove at

jlovegrove@bishopstang.org.

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Bishop Stang Student Accomplishments

3rd Quarter

President’s List

Grade 9

Rebecca Antonio Julia Downey Christopher Pacheco

Sophia Berard Alexander Fernandes Ella Pacheco

Mikayla Brightman Bridget Gallagher Chantel Salem

Isabella Caldwell Iliana Marshall Kevin Santiago

Sophie Caldwell Samuel Miller Eleanor Senna

Katie Carlisle Marcus Mourato Savannah Shea

Luca Cincotta Alisha Nagpal

Grade 10

Sarah Barboza Samantha Gonsalves Izabel Paiva

Lavina Burman Aiden Guay Zoey Reis

Aimee Cabral Neda Habboosh Erin Robinson

John Campbell Ella Hayes Jillian Sferrazza

Katia da Silva Tyler Hunt Matalin Silvia

Sydney Demers Madeleine Kippe

Camille Gendron Joseph Landry

Grade 11

Raquel da Costa Ryan Pianka Ellen Scarano

Liam Downey Victoria Raposo Noelle Vincze

Emma Liarikos Julia Rosenberg Paul Zeller

Grade 12

Hannah Arede Amber Lattuca Matthew Walsh

Nicole d'Almeida Avery Macomber William Walsh

Kathleen Downey Thomas Marcotte Patrick White

Cameron Garde Dominic Ridolfi Aaron Wilkinson

Gabriella Joaquim Quinn Sullivan

The World Right Now

in Our Student’s Eyes Recently, the students from Mrs. Pimentel's Theology I and III classes wrote reflections on COVID-19 and social distancing from the perspective of faith. They then transformed their writing into "word clouds" to depict the major themes of their reflections. The results highlight our students' honest insight, strong faith, and extraordinary creativity!

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First Honors

Grade 9

John Brum Michelle Franco Taylor Oliveira

Ava Cambra Harrison Gardner Ava Pacheco

Matthew Carusi Steven Gaughan Brendan Resende

Matthew Cavanaugh Grace Geiger Tayden Shaw-Nelson

Landen Costa Jake Landers Katelyn Silva

Jasmine Duncan Bridget Markey Tyler Sylvester

Holland Erickson Samuel Martin Luke Tougas

Giovanna Ferrara Charles Menard Hunter Urban

Nicholas Ferreira Henri Morrissey

Grade 10

Sophia Babineau Olivia Costa Katherine Patys

Julia Bala Sierra Da Rosa Cameron Pereira

Ryan Barros Zachary DeMarco Jordan Potocki

Tyler Beck Alexander DiGiammo Ashley Reynolds

Ashley Benavides Maeve Egger Jacob Seiders

Judith Bonneau Nicolas Hirschmann Lily Shields

Sophia Canastra Collin Johnson George St. Peter

Noah Carreiro Jackson Largy Ellie Sullivan

Cody Clark Ryan Martins Aaron Sylvia

Alyssa Clarke Isabella Merritt Catherine Tetreault

Naomi Cooper Dylan Minor Nellie Zygiel

Cali Correia Morgan Murphy

Grade 11 Dylan Aguiar Savannah Kofton Sara Pereira

Mikayla Amado Benjamin LeBoeuf Megan Perry

Jiniah Dumas Solange Lima-Soares Ismael Ramirez

Alexis Dutra Andrew Magalhaes Jacqueline Ramirez

Abigail Fernandes Philip Manchester Aili Ramsden

Edward Gaynor Katherin Marcotte Patrick Vescio

Rachel Golden John-Paul Martin Taylor Voner

Benjamin Gowell Ella Meninno Jonathan Wang

Olivia Gowell Jacqueline Morrison Liam Whelan

Nashwan Habboosh Aidan O'Malley

Grade 12 Deirdra Aguiar David Habboosh Emily Merritt

Yihan Bao Justin Hankins Shawn Mills

Kaitlyn Beard Caleb Hughes Aaron Mimoso

Grace Botelho Sariah Hyacinth Caitlyn Moore

Evan Brady Maya Joncas Zoelle Morrissey

Phoenix Carreiro Drew Kelly Sara Mullin

Alex Chan Lauren Lapointe Daniel Paquette

Julia Chausse Kerry Lenihan Kaitlynn Peirce

Julia Clough Lindsey Leonard Gina Resendes

Emily Costa Tongtong Li Catherine Russo

Hayley Devine Fiona Lonergan Grace Saluto

Andrew DiGiammo Xavier Markey Samantha Silva

Mackenzie Fillion Caleb Martin Laurenne Wilkinson

Kieran Gallison Grace McGuire Myra Wong

Julia Govoni Benjamin Mello

The World in

Our Student’s Eyes

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Second Honors

Grade 9 Aryana Abu-Raya Maeve Donaldson Nicholas Maltais Christian Arede Kyle Farias Andrew Martin Mackenzie Bell Lindsey Fillion Veronica Medeiros Olivia Brousseau Hannah Fortin Ava Meehan Andrew Caldera Ava Gardiner Khloe Miguel Aiden Cardoza Emma Gomes Natalie Morrison

Kate Carreau Sean Hurteau Caden Plante

Jacob Cookinham Emily Jones Redmond Podkowa Harrison Costa Ryan Jones Cassidy Shea Mason DeAlmeida Abigail LeFever Kevin Sullivan Ethan Desmarais Cameron Letourneau Jackson Tingley Prince Cristina DeSousa Mae Lima Andrew Weaver

Grade 10 James Andrews Emily DeFreitas Gabrielle Oliveira Ronan Baker Evan Dos Santos Isabelle Paquette Rook Bergeron Abigail Elias Allison Pereira Mitchel Beuttel Jack Halloran Briana Pothier Brayden Borba Nicholas Hyland Sean Reis Brody Borden Leah Katz Benjamin Rocha Alee Braga Joshua Kulpinski Aiden Roderick Luke Cambra Seamus Marshall Makayla Silva Miah Couto Morgan Miedema Claire Surprenant Jonathan Dee Devin Murray

Grade 11 Kiera Ackah Samuel Figueroa Tyler Resendes Christian Alves Vanessa Gonsalves Edward Rishmany Connor Araujo Ellen Hamel Yoselin Rivas Allison Baptiste Myles Rosa McKenzie Beuttel Emily Kiely Francesca Saber Maxwell Brulport Julia Lavoie Chloe Santos Brandon Cardelli Sophia Lima Noah Souza Bridget Clavell Sophie Lynch Emilee Sullivan Alessio Consoletti Declan Markey Isaiah Texiera Samuel Costa Joel Michaud Xavier Thibault Jennifer Dias Zachary Moses Molly Timberlake Isabella Escoto Lilly Oliveira Patrick Twomey Alyssa Farias Julia Paulo Randall Weeks Griffin Ferreira Olivia Perriera Colin White Jacob Figueiredo Logan Pianfetti Alyssa Witkowski

Grade 12 Justin Ajami Carmen Gomes Hailey Nasiff Devin Allen Xiaoxi Guo Chikamadu Okafor Ethan Bailey Kailani Henderson Leah Oliveira Liam Baker Lindsay Honeycutt August Pauliks Sarah Baldwin Kassidy Howarth Joseph Paulo Cassandra Carola Aaron James Casey Petronelli Andrew Carusi Yutong Jin Skylar Samanica Emma Cincotta Chloe Katz Paul Saucier Victoria Croston Michelle King Collin Walsh Taylor DiNardo Chloe Lanagan Xincong Yu Elayna Fernandes Isabella Loranger Kaihan Zhang Myles Forgue Luke Massari Tiana Frias Nina Medeiros

The World in

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Supporting Bishop Stang

Spartan Raffle Calendar Winners!

Every Fall, Bishop Stang asks our students and families to help support our school by selling calendars containing raffle tickets. While it may not seem like a big deal when the kids are work hard to rally the support of family and neighbors with pleas to buy a calendar, sales of these

calendars actually help us raise around $35,000 annually for our school. So THANK YOU for your efforts in providing this tremendous support! To date we have awarded $9,500 to winners, with two more months of cash prizes to come! Meet the Grundners from Cincinnati, Ohio. Phil and Rachael were our March 25, 2020 $100 raffle prize winners. They used their prize to buy some games to make their time at home a little more fun. Congratulations to all of our winners so far and THANK YOU for supporting our school!

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SPARTAN VILLAGE

SHOUT-OUT!

Mrs. Ruginis, our Assistant

Principal of Academics and

Michael O’Brien, Assistant

Principal of Students have been

working extra hard on behalf of

our school and our students to

make sure that the school’s

mission continues even under

difficult circumstances.

For all of your steadfast

support to students,

families and faculty:

THANK YOU!

Mrs. Kathleen Ruginis

Mr. Michael O’Brien

AN UPDATE ABOUT OUR

NON-PROFIT PARTNERS

Bishop Stang has been long dedicated to teaching important values through community service. We wanted to share what is going on with a two of our closest partner non-profits that have taught so many students about giving back, as they continue to work to help the most vulnerable in our community.

My Brother’s Keeper My Brother’s Keeper pro-vides furniture and food to local families in need and brings “the Love and Hope of Jesus Christ” to those they serve. All are eligible to receive help, regardless of religion. Their services are provided free of charge and without judgment. Due to the COVID-19 virus, MBK has changed their focus to meeting the basic needs families by providing critical food and supplies. Click Here to read about it. They work with the Greater Boston Food Bank to identify those in need and to distribute the goods. Both organizations rely on donors to pursue their missions. Give to My Brother’s Keeper Here, or the Greater Boston Food Bank Here.

Gifts to Give GiftsToGive relies solely on volunteer workers. They are “building a new currency for philanthropy...by building a more caring community, focused on local child pov-erty, literacy, service to others and giv-ing.” At Gifts to Give, they call it “Tangible Philanthropy and Big Citizen-ship.” Gifts to Give collects gently used clothing, toys and books from families to benefit children in need, and provides service learning opportunities to families, clubs, schools and corporate groups. Due to the nature of their operations, they are temporarily closed. However, they still have operational expenses, so if you want to support this organization so they can keep serving our community, you can Donate to Gifts to Give Here.

Student Council:

Dude Be Nice Week -

from a Distance! (May 4th - May 8th)

No quarantine can halt the compassion of the Bishop Stang Student Council. The

Council is determined to once again spread the spirit of gratitude and hope they have

been promoting in their annual Dude Be Nice Week. The weeklong event is a tradition

at Bishop Stang, encouraging an awareness of the importance of kindness in the world,

celebrating every member of Spartan Village through daily activities. Since the stay-at-

home advisory was issued, the student officers have been working diligently gathering

feedback from their peers and administration to put together their program for Dude Be

Nice Week, which will take place in the upcoming week of May 4th-May 8th. Council

President Myles Forgue shares, “I am incredibly proud of our team because we are

working to share hope, and have continued to innovate, inspire, and uplift. All of our

student leaders embody the Spartan Spirit of service. I am grateful to work with such

risk takers and difference makers!”

The Student Council Executive Board is ecstatic to share its program for the Dude Be

Nice Week. Tune into our weeklong festivities over the Bishop Stang social media and

the Student Council Instagram (@bshs_stuco)!

Monday, “Custodian Appreciation Day”: A question box and graphic

will be posted to the Bishop Stang Instagram story asking students who

they admire and who are their role models. Secretary Emma Pimentel and

Treasurer Carlo Acosta will also produce a video thanking the custodians

for their diligent work to be sent via email.

Tuesday, “Teacher and Staff Appreciation Day”: Vir tual Thank You

cards will be posted by students to thank essential workers for their contin-

ued commitment throughout the pandemic.. All students and staff can par-

ticipate by taking a picture of them holding a poster thanking essential

workers, and submitting their photo to the Bishop Stang Instagram. Student

Council Members will be virtually demonstrating their gratitude for ALL

faculty and staff through virtual letters, thank-you cards, digital drawings,

and video messages. President Myles Forgue hopes to create a collage of

the essential worker virtual thank-you cards.

Wednesday, “Care for the Environment Day” An instagram poll will

be posted where students will share their favorite quarantine snacks and

songs. Furthermore, the Student Council will actively promote the Bishop

Stang Green Team’s 22 day challenge to take better care of the environ-

ment.

Thursday, “Matt Benoit Day”: In honor of the Spar tan spir it of Matt

Benoit, students will be encouraged to collaborate with other students to

create a school-appropriate Tik-Tok to celebrate kindness, wellness, and

joy throughout this time. We will encourage submissions of those Tik-Toks

to the Bishop Stang social media.

Friday, “Fun Fr iday.” Students will be encouraged to go outside and

enjoy the weather to promote personal wellness amongst the student body.

A very special surprise is in place!

May 2020

From the Arts Department Our annual Visual Arts Night was scheduled to run in April but this year was obviously a little different. Click on the video link below and take a look back at last year’s school-wide show for a glimpse of our talented students and their amazing artwork! CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO FROM the SPRING 2019 SHOW!

Although we could not hold the event at the school this year, Melissa Murphy-Leite and Elizabeth Larrimore have collaborated with Nate Greene to create a video presentation of some of our students’ artwork for you. CLICK HERE TO SEE A VIDEO WITH ART FROM THE 2019-20 SCHOOL YEAR!

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SPARTAN WELLNESS INVENTORY Being Actively Mindful

SPIRITUAL—How can I find God in my daily life during this time? Am I praying on a daily basis? How can I continue to practice the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy while home? What acts of service can I perform while at home? How can I reach out to others to brighten their day?

PHYSICAL—Am I getting adequate exercise? Do I take time to get outside for fresh air? Am I maintaining a healthy diet? Do I get enough sleep?

MENTAL & EMOTIONAL—How is my emo-tional well-being? What support do I need in place in order to maintain emotional health? What are the obstacles to maintaining emo-tional health? How is my mental health? What am I doing to maintain my mental well-being? Am I finding opportuni-ties to laugh?

SOCIAL—How can I ensure that I stay con-nected with family and friends? What are the positive social experiences that give me life? What are the negative social experiences to avoid? Who are the people who need the most support during this time and how I can help them?

INTELLECTUAL—Am I taking online learning seriously? Am I being sufficiently challenged? Do I feel overwhelmed? If so, what can I do to respond?

CREATIVE—Do I have a creative outlet? If a performing artist, what am I doing to stay engaged? If I am a visual artist, what am I doing to stay engaged? What other creative endeavors would I like to explore: writing, cooking, carpentry, etc. Am I listening to good, inspiring, life-giving music, watching good movies and TV, and content online? Am I reading literature and poetry ?

From the Director of Campus Ministry ONLINE MASS DIRECTORY

Espirito Santo and St. Anthony of Padua Parishes, Fall River. Live streamed on both parishes’ Facebook pages. Visit: www.facebook.com/Espirito-Santo-Church-Rectory-111531408884886 Visit: www.facebook.com/StAntPadFR/ • Sunday at 9:30 am in English and 11 am in Portuguese Santo Christo Parish, Fall River Visit www.facebook.com/SantoChristoParish/ • Daily Mass and Sunday at 9:30 am and 11 am (in Portuguese) Catholic Community of Central Fall River Visit www.fb.com/3CFallRiver • Daily Mass streamed live at 12 noon on Facebook (The video is then posted on its website www.3cfallriver.org for viewing) St. Anthony Parish, Mattapoisett, and St. Rita Parish, Marion Visit: www.facebook.com/St-Anthonys-Parish-Mattapoisett-and-St-Ritas-Parish-Marion-127940760603702/ • Sunday Mass at 10 am St. John the Evangelist Parish, Pocasset Visit www.stjohnspocasset.org • Daily Mass Monday-Thursday at 7:30 am, Saturday at 4 pm • Sunday Mass at 9 am St. Mary Parish, South Dartmouth Visit www.stmarysdartmouth.org • Daily Mass Monday-Saturday at 8 am, Saturday at 4 pm • Sunday at 8, 10 and 11:30 am • Eucharistic Adoration Monday-Friday from 6 to 7 pm Taunton Catholic Churches North Collaborative Visit www.cntaunton.org/live-stream-of-the-mass.html • Daily Mass Monday-Friday at 8 am, Saturday at 4 pm • Sunday at 9 and 11 am (in Portuguese) Transfiguration of the Lord Parish, North Attleborough Visit www.facebook.com/Transfiguration-of-the-Lord-Parish-North-Attleborough • Daily Mass Tuesday-Friday at 4:30 pm, Saturday at 4 pm • Sunday at 9:30 am St. Francis Xavier, Acushnet Visit St. Francis Xavier Facebook page for daily Mass videos posted. Diocesan Television Mass Weekly Television Mass sponsored by the Fall River Diocese Can be watched on WLNE-TV, Channel 6 • Sunday at 11 am • Shortly thereafter the Mass is posted on the Diocesan website here

Join Mrs. Tarantelli and students for Zoom BIBLE STUDY every

Monday night at 7pm!

All are welcome!

Our next Praise & Play meeting is

Thursday May 7, 2020 at 6:30. It

will include Fr Riley Williams live

streaming adoration and music.

After, we will play an online

escape room!

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John C. O’Brien Golf Classic

IMPORTANT UPDATE

The event will not be held in 2020. We value your support of this annual golf tournament, and

look forward to next year!

From The Athletics Department

Hello to all Spartans & Spartan Families!

We hope you are well! Our head coaches

in the Athletic Department put our minds

together, & we came up with a few ideas

in the hopes of keeping everyone active

and keeping it positive!

In April we challenged Spartan Village to

the "Spartan 30 Day Fitness Challenge”

where we offered five different workouts,

one for each weekday of the week. Across the five workouts, we aimed for flexi-

bility, agility, upper body strength, core strength, and lower body strength. Ath-

letes and families worked together to keep up their health and fitness and have

fun!

In May we will be offering a Spartan 5K Challange to students & families who

are looking for a program to complete. Others can jump in and grab a workout

when you are looking for one. We will post each workout in Google Classroom,

and we also will make them available on Instagram. Collaborate with your

friends! Compete with your friends! Just get going & get after it Spartans!

Please feel free to share the workouts with family and friends over social media,

and share pictures of you (and your families) completing the workouts using

#SpartanPride. Spring athletes, email your coaches, and let them know how you

are doing!

STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS!

Take care, be safe, & Go Spartans!

Dennis Golden Athletic Director - Bishop Stang

Summer Offerings

Weekly Clinics for Students in Grades 3-9

June, July, and August

Bishop Stang is offering a wide variety of summer opportunities for

students. These include 13 Sports specific clinics, as well as four

co-curricular activities, Theater, Academic Writing, STEM, and

Study Skills. These sports and activities are offered at the high school

level to Stang students during the school year. The summer programs are

geared for students entering Grades 3 – 9.

Please note that we have added and Pottery (starting July 13th)

and Theatre Camps (starting July 20th) in addition to the

Visual Arts Camp (starting July 27)

Visit The Athletics Summer Programs Page Here for more information

KEEP IN TOUCH WITH STANG ATHLETICS!

Check our web page, www.bishopstang.org/athletics for team schedules, email notifications, results, and facility locations to away games. Schedules will be updated as they become known.

Parents can communicate with coaches via email addresses found in the Coaches Directory on the athletics page.

For updates on Twitter follow StangAthletcs@BishopStangAD

For information about schedules and announcements in real-time from the statewide association, you can download the MIAA app on your favorite device at the Apple Store.

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