August 2011
Did you see the article in The Dundalk Eagle about our graduate, Gintas Bradunas? Gintas has been selected to participate in the program, "Teach for America". This program was founded in 1990 to, as its website notes, “ensure that kids growing up in poverty get an excellent education.”Teach For America works to place recent college graduates in classrooms in low-income urban and rural communities across the nation. Those accepted into TFA program pledge two years of teaching in a low-income school district. They earn a salary and benefits from the district in which they teach. At the end of the two-year program, TFA teachers earn their certification, allowing them to teach in any school district. Teach for America has a very rigid application process, accepting only 11 percent of those who apply. Gintas was one of those accepted. He will begin teaching this fall at Booker T. Washington Middle School in Baltimore this fall. We are very proud of you!!!
June 2011
We are proud to announce that so many of our eighth grade students have decided to continue their education in a Catholic High School. Acceptance letters reflected a ninety nine percent acceptance rate. Students earned substantial scholarships and grants from the following schools:
- The Catholic High of Baltimore awarded a total of $24,000 dollars to three graduating students.
- The Institue of Notre Dame awarded a total of $10,000 dollars to one student.
- Archbishop Curley High School awarded a total of $40,000 to three graduating students.
- Archbishop Spalding awarded a Presidential Scholarship of one half tuition to one student for four years.
Way To Go 8th Grade!
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