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SHRINE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL & ACADEMY

Freshmen and Sophomore Welcome Night


Mr. Thomas Oppat Principal


Mrs. Meg Armstrong Director of Admissions


Class of 2016 Highlights

• $8M + in merit scholarships

• Averages to over $117,00 per student

• Matriculating to 35 different colleges/universities

in 10 different states

• 2 students will proudly enlist in the military

• 225+ different merit scholarships earned


Class of 2016 Highlights

• Over 9,700 hours of community service

performed during their Shrine HS careers

• 79% awarded at least one merit scholarship to college

• 66% participated in at least one Varsity sport

• 7 senior art & writing students earned 25 regional and/or

national awards


2016-2017 Sneak Peak

• New Freshmen Students:

Royal Oak Saint Mary’s

St. Joseph

East Middle School

Royal Oak Middle School

Oak Park Prep

St. Regis

Our Shepard Lutheran

And more….


2016-2017 Sneak Peak

• New Curriculum Additions

o Introduction to Computer Science

o Advanced Placement Micro and Macro Economics

o Statistics II

o World History and Geography

• New Extracurricular Opportunities


Mr. James Mio Assistant Principal

Dress Code – Girls YES

Appropriate Skirt Length

Socks

Shirt tucked in

Approved outerwear

Overall neat and clean appearance

Dress Code – Girls NO

Questionable Skirt Length

Unacceptable Socks

Shirt untucked

Dress Code – Boys YES

Tucked in uniform shirt

Professional belt, shoes, and socks

Hair appropriate length

Overall neat and clean appearance

Dress Code – Boys NO

Untucked shirt

No belt

Unapproved outerwear


Mrs. Amy Smith Math Department


Mrs. Mary Jane Samberg English Department

Summer Reading


Mr. Tony Campana and

Mrs. Sarah Cerone Technology Committee

What is BYOD?

• BYOD stands for Bring Your Own Device

• Students bring their own computing devices, such as laptops or tablets, to school for educational purposes

Why BYOD?

●Access to more devices than the school can provide

●The ubiquity of wireless internet-enabled devices

● Student comfort level with their own devices

● Student care for their own devices

●Modern personal devices have powerful applications in school

●Cost savings for families who currently own an acceptable device

Why BYOD?

●Opportunity to teach proper use of personal technology (Digital Citizenship)

●Give teachers more tools to support curriculum

● Student and parent interest

●Potential cost savings

BYOD Uses

● Research

● Collaboration

● Productivity (Word Processing, Multimedia Presentations)

● Student response systems (Quizzes, Exams, Check for understanding)

BYOD Uses

● Subject-specific apps

● Note taking

● Subject-related videos

● Digital textbooks

● Email

● Scientific Inquiry Learning

Our Goals

•Move students and staff forward in a 21st century learning environment

• Recognize the power of technology tools to support 21st

century teaching and learning. • Create an environment that focuses on the “Four Cs” of

21st century education:

Communication Creativity Critical thinking Collaboration

What is Required?

• A personal computing device – tablet or laptop (no phones) • Minimum screen size of 7 inches (8 inches preferred)

• Ability to connect to Wi-Fi effectively

• Battery life of at least 5-6 hours (back-up battery is acceptable)

• A physical keyboard

• Headset or ear buds

• Padded laptop sleeve or hard case for transporting

Questions?


Mr. John Goddard Athletic Director

BOYS BASKETBALL

CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS GIRLS SOCCER

CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

BACK TO BACK

GIRLS TENNIS

CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

BACK TO BACK

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS

Athletic Highlights 2015-2016

Andrew North ’16

Soccer

Lawrence Tech University

Colin Miller ’16

Lacrosse

Lourdes University

Amelia Colby ’16

Basketball

Notre Dame College (OH)

Athletic Highlights 2015-2016

Athletic Opportunities

FALL CROSS COUNTRY

(M,W) FOOTBALL (M)

SOCCER (M) VOLLEYBALL (W)

SPRING BASEBALL (M)

GOLF (M) LACROSSE (M) SOCCER (W)

SOFTBALL (W) TENNIS (W)

TRACK (M, W)

WINTER BASKETBALL (M, W)

ICE HOCKEY (M) SKIING (W)

DANCE TEAM (W)


Mrs. Nancy Sawyer School Manager


Ms. Roxanne Bruner Performing and Fine Art Departments


Mrs. Carla Hotts Counselor

and

Mrs. Amy Piazzon College Admissions


Mrs. Meg Armstrong Director of Admissions

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