St. Joseph School

Celebrating 100 years of Education!   1908-2008

 

120 Cliff Street
Norwich, CT  06360
860-887-4565
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St. Joseph lauds its eighth-grade grads
Norwich Bulletin

NORWICH -- St. Joseph School held its eighth-grade graduation June 15 with a Mass and distribution of diplomas at St. Joseph Church.

The Rev. Tomasz Sztuber was the celebrant.

The graduates: Danielle C. Almeida, Eric James Blackburn, Michael B. Byars, Steven Michael Calitri, Zachary Wayne Dziengiel, Adam James Gada, Bryan Stephen Gaska, Kristin Marie Giambattista, Michael Jesse LePage, Angela Krystal Renee Martin, Kerstin E. McLean, Kenneth P. Olszewski, Constantina A. Provatas.

Also, several awards were presented June 6 at the graduation awards banquet:

·  Class Valedictorian Adam Gada, Deacon Thomas Lewis Award for the student with the highest academic average.

·  Class Salutatorian Eric Blackburn, Deacon Thomas Lewis Award for the student with the second highest academic average.

·  Steven Calitri, for outstanding education effort in all subject areas, and the Nicholas Ted Trawczynski Religion Award for zeal for life and respect and service to others.

·  Kenneth Oldzewski, the Seth Paul Tine Memorial Award for consistent effort in schoolwork and service to the school.

·  Kerstin McLean, most improved effort in all subject areas.

·  Constantina Provatas, the Nicholas Ted Trawczynski Science Award and the William (Bill) McGrath Memorial Award for community involvement.

·  Zachary Diziengiel, the most improved student in mathematics and excellence in art.

Originally published June 29, 2006

 

 

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Local News from February 13, 2006

City Catholic school marks celebration

NORWICH -- St. Joseph School in Norwich celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a variety of events last week. Throughout the week, students competed in a "Penny Brigade" with students bringing change in for their classroom containers.

The school raised more than $700 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Students also made Valentine's Day-themed placemats for the St. Vincent de Paul soup kitchen. Thursday, the older classes worked with the younger class on bookmarks to be sent to a school in New Orleans that recently reopened in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.



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