May 11, 2016
Jieming Tang (Alum '12 - Sullivan Scholar) played his final concert on Sunday with
the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra at Severance Hall. Jieming has been the orchestra
concert master for the past two years. During Sunday's concert Jieming was the featured
soloist. Next year Jieming will attend the Julliard School of Performing Arts in NYC.
Click the article to see the program description and Jieming's biography. Congratulations Jieming.
We are so proud of you.
April 12, 2016
We are please and proud to announce these academic scholarships to area Catholic high schools:
Holy Name Merit Scholarship
Aracely Guzman ~ $500 renewable each year, for a total of $2,000
Nicholas Veauthier ~ $500 renewable each year, for a total of $2,000
Holy Name Academic Scholar Award
Naiah Leon ~ $1,000 renewable each year, for a total of $4,000
Cleveland Central Catholic Academic Scholarship
Michael Duong ~ $1,000 renewable each year, for a total of $4,000
We congratulate these students, their families and their teachers who have prepared them so well!
March 15, 2016
Congratulations to our Gr. 8 students who were accepted to these local Catholic High Schools. Many students will receive academic scholarships from Metro Catholic, the accepting high school and Metro Catholic donors.
Cleveland Central Catholic: 19
Holy Name: 9
Magnificat: 1
Padua: 2
St. Edward: 1
St. Ignatius: 5
St. Joseph Academy: 4
St. Martin de Porres: 3
Villa Angela - St. Joseph: 1
March 1, 2016
Congratulations to Chef Marlon Mayorga from Corleone's Restaurant for winning First Place in "Cleveland's Finest Hors d'Oeuvre Contest, an event supporting Our Lady of Wayside! Chef Mayorga and Mrs. Mayorga have two children currently attending Metro Catholic ~ Mia, Grade 6 and Mya, preschool. Thier son, Marlon, also attended Metro Catholic and now attends Cleveland Central Catholic High School.
February 12, 2016
We have received a new paper and cardboard recycling bin at the Boniface Campus parking lot! River Valley Paper Company will give money to our school for collecting or paper, cardboard, books, magazines. It will then be made into toilet paper, napkins and towels, copier paper, greeting cards, cardboard, insulation, and drywall! We invite you to bring paper from home. We need everyone's participation to reach the quota and keep our paper useful, rather than wasted! It is located in the West 52nd Street parking lot, close to the garage.
