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Preparing the Way of the Lord
In our Catholic liturgical year, we are in the midst of Advent, a season of waiting and preparation for the celebration of the Nativity of Jesus at Christmas. "Advent" is a version of the Latin word meaning "coming." Throughout our school, our Nativity sets are displayed without Baby Jesus to remind us that we joyfully are awaiting His coming.
At Scecina, we also are undergoing a more earthly type of waiting and preparation as we proceed with the Capital Campaign Exploration, Discovery and Financial Feasibility Study. Over the past two weeks, more than 180 people took part in 15 input and listening sessions for this exploration and feasibility study process . . . Read More
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David Ray has a fulfilling career as a project manager for Miller-Eads Company, and in November he was elected an Indianapolis City-County Councilman for District 19. Not only does David love his position as a project manager working on electrical installations throughout Central Indiana, but he also is more than excited to be a voice for the Eastside of Indianapolis. |
So what's a Scecina graduate to do after retiring from her Catholic school job?
For Betsy (Kinne) Smith '65, living in Atlanta's suburbs allowed  her to join show biz after she retired from her administrative position at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School in Fayetteville, Georgia. "In Atlanta, the film industry gets a tax break, so all the big studios are moving here," said Smith, who stars in her biggest role so far in a made-for-TV movie that originally aired on Dec. 10 on NBC, "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors." The movie drew such a large audience that it will be rebroadcast on Christmas night on NBC. ...Read More |
Each week, Scecina Student Spotlight introduces the Crusader community to a current Scecina student who was the recipient of the President's Academic Excellence award. These students were in the Spotlight during December. Visit scecina.org/academics or click on the pictures below to read about them.
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 When a Scecina student approached teacher Andrew Smith about starting a chess club at school this year, Mr. Smith said he shrugged and said, "Sure. I've got the time."
That he had the time is a feat, because Mr. Smith also teaches a full menu of social studies classes while serving as adviser to the Robotics Club, the Debate Club and Scecina's chapter of the Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society. He's also Scecina's Selective Service and Voter Registrar . . . Read more
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Scecina juniors Will Therber and Andrew Clegg participated in The West Point Society of Indiana's 11th annual Leadership & Ethics Conference in November. The purpose of the West Point conference is to help students confront the ethical challenges that they face in school today, as well as those they will face in years ahead, by giving them tools to use as leaders in their school and community. ... Read More
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Come cheer on the Crusader boys varsity basketball for Red and Gold Night at Scecina on Saturday, January 9, 2016. Scecina will play Cardinal Ritter at 7:30 p.m. Tours will be available beginning at 6:45 p.m. for those who would like to see the many renovations made to the school recently. For more information or to RSVP, please visit our Alumni Page on scecina.org. |
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