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REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS: Tessa Rudden Jacobs shows off her creative cap design before processing into the ceremony.
Mount Saint Charles graduates prepare to step ‘boldly into the world’
WOONSOCKET— It was with great enthusiasm and school pride that the 175 young men and women of Mount Saint Charles Academy Class of 2011 graduated from their beloved school on Sunday, June 5. more
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FATIMA GRADUATION: From left, Andrew Bretz, Rebecca Aubin, Audrey Collins, Victoria Harris, Eric Norman, Megan Silva and Emily Mercer gather before processing into the gymnasium for graduation exercises.
Fatima graduates leave rich legacy
WARREN – The members of Our Lady of Fatima’s Class of 2011 left a rich legacy of academic achievement and community service when they graduated last Friday evening in ceremonies held in the school gym. more
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SUCCESS: Kara Lessels, of Newport, Julia Scanlon, of Gaithersburg, MD, and Katie Sgarro, of Barrington are full of enthusiasm at Portsmouth Abbey’s Commencement on Sunday, May 29.
Portsmouth Abbey grads told ‘God is your best teacher’
PORTSMOUTH - The Flanigan family of Tiverton is quickly becoming a miniature alumni chapter of Portsmouth Abbey School. more
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DETERMINATION: Isaac Reyes, a recent graduate of Johnson and Wales University, credits Father Marcel Taillon, the Christian Brothers at the San Miguel School and the Bishop Hendricken High School community for turning his life around and placing him on the path to success.
Hendricken grad’s success is one of God’s blessings
PROVIDENCE —When Isaac Reyes was growing up on Smith Hill, a successful day could be measured by not getting pummeled to the ground or going to bed hungry. Reyes, now 23, was born to a single mother who was addicted to drugs for the first five years of the young man’s life, causing him to be born prematurely and without fully developed lungs. more
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CAPS OFF: Graduates of Bishop Keough High?School toss their caps in the air in celebration after their graduation ceremony at Saint Maria Goretti Church, Pawtucket, on?Friday, June 3.
Bishop Keough graduates challenged to ‘live, laugh, love’
PAWTUCKET—With a bittersweet ceremony, 10 graduates from Bishop Keough High School celebrated their accomplishments with family, faculty, and friends. Valedictorian Samantha Forcier of Providence said that she is looking forward to starting the journey into the next chapter of her life that Bishop Keough prepared her so well for. more
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DEDICATED MINISTRY: Brother John Kiernan teaches one of his freshman history classes at Bishop Hendricken High School, Warwick.
A tradition of education: Hendricken says farewell to Christian Brothers
WARWICK – A grateful student body and an inspired staff gathered May 5 at Bishop Hendricken High School in thanksgiving for the dedicated ministry of the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers who have staffed the school for the past 40 years. more
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HELPING HAND: First grade teacher Dayna Hudick helps Jaden Perry with a difficult math problem. Thanks to a generous bequest, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy will be able to offer increased tuition scholarship help to families demonstrating the greatest financial need.
Seton Academy students remembered in man’s will
CENTRAL FALLS—Thanks to the generosity of a man who sought to provide for a local Catholic school in his will, many more students and their families will find it a little easier to meet the cost of an education at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy. more
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STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: Good Shepherd Catholic Regional School, Woonsocket, announces the students of the month. Front row, left to right : Jonathan Peloquin, Nicholas Duhamel, Jillian Mahon, Back row, left to right: Jacob Larivee, Katarzyna Fladro, Paige Thibodeau, Jarod Tessier and Mykayla Jackson.
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SHOWING SUPPORT: Jeffrey Jaquith (center) president of the La Salle chapter of Best Buddies, signs a petition to not use negative labels that hurt people with physical and intellectual challenges. Holding the petition are Jonathan Estrada and Jessica Desrosiers.
La Salle students pledge to stop using dehumanizing labels
PROVIDENCE – When Jonathan Estrada hears his peers or radio announcers using derogatory labels such as “retard” and “retarded,” he quickly angers and becomes filled with resentment. more
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STUDENTS RALLY FOR VOUCHERS: Students from Sacred Heart School in Washington participate in a rally at the city's Freedom Plaza to support the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program, a voucher program that provides grants for private school tuition. President Barack Obama, after proposing not to fund the program, drew a compromise with voucher supporters and extended funding for current recipients until they graduate from high school. About half of the 1,700 students receiving the scholarships attend Catholic schools in the city.
Local Reps. cast votes against school vouchers
PROVIDENCE—Diocesan officials expressed disappointment that Rhode Island's two congressmen for opposing a school voucher program that provides low-income students in Washington D.C. an opportunity to attend private schools. more
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