Catholic Schools Week 2012
- February 3, 2012
- School community celebrates return from flood
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Photo courtesy of Sue Samuelson
Homecoming celebrations are generally the stuff of high schools and colleges.
Yet following a tumultuous two-month setback for St. Patrick Elementary School, the balloons, signs and crowds in the parking lot Nov. 14 were highly
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- February 3, 2012
- Students get chances to hone speaking skills
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Before she became educational-technology coordinator and music teacher at Corning’s All Saints Academy in 1994, Kathy Broderick spent 13 years as an investment and pension manager at Corning Inc. In this role she frequently had to give presentations for up to 200 employees at a time.
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- February 3, 2012
- Interim principal appointed at St. Louis
On Jan. 23 Diana Duell, who was principal at Rochester's Nazareth Hall and Nazareth Elementary School for eight years, became interim principal of St. Louis School in Pittsford. She replaced John Bellini, who announced he was stepping down as principals, Father Robert Ring, pastor of St. Louis Parish, said in his Jan. 22 parish
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- February 2, 2012
- Schools offer ‘good news’ daily
It’s time to celebrate Catholic schools!
This week, Catholic schools throughout our diocese are joining with others across the nation to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. The week is filled with events in
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- February 2, 2012
- State leaders stump to expand busing distance
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- January 30, 2012
- Families go the extra mile
Laurie Alverio drives her son, Noah, 16 miles to Webster's St. Rita School from their Williamson home on her way to work.
Four children in the Dodd family take a bus just under 15 miles to St. Rita from Greece.
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- January 23, 2012
- Principal said Seton has treated him like family
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BRIGHTON -- As he looked back on 45 years in the education field, Martin Swenson said he closed out that career in a school that treated him, like everyone else, as family.
Wh
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