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After successfully organizing three creative writing contests at CM in the past year, CM librarian Ann Magyar was invited to New York City on March 3 as one of seventy librarians nationwide to participate in the National Endowment for the Humanities' "Picturing America in our Nation's Libraries" conference.
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"Everyone asked me how I did it. Some people thought it was all the little pictures that made the big one, but I had to explain to them that they're just transparent." Dyson's work, one of four CM students' artwork earning honors with the Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards, will be on display at Boston's Museum of Transportation for the month.
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“Standing at ‘Checkpoint Charlie’ and the remnants of the Berlin Wall, brought me back in time to a world that I thought never existed, or that I never appreciated, being born after Berlin and Europe were united.” So wrote Michael Gallagher ’11, one of the thirty-two students on this February’s BERSI trip to Eastern Europe, in his reflections afterward.
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Our seniors have now moved from the Application to College cycle to the Application for Financial Aid and Scholarships cycle. Filling out the FAFSA is imperative if a student expects to receive any sort of financial aid. If it hasn’t been done yet it needs to get done as soon as possible! Some colleges also require a CSS/PROFILE.
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"Faith, family, friends." Those three words were inscribed on a wall in the home of Tom and Pauline Robinson. Catholic Memorial School received the single largest gift in the history of the school this past month, and it came from the estate of Mr. Tom Robinson, who passed away in the fall of 2008.
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Notes from the Guidance Department for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors.
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Several CM seventh and eighth graders have earned special recognition by the Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Talented Youth and been invited to compete in its annual Talent Search program.
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