Graduation

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Graduation Week at

St. Peter Catholic Academy 

 

15th of June:  8th Grade Graduation Ceremony

The St. Peter Catholic Academy Class of 2018 received their diplomas on Friday evening in St. Mary Mother of Jesus Church. The graduates who attended, have garnered over $17, ooo  in grants and scholarships. These 17 graduates will be pursuing their academic studies at a variety of top High Schools. Meteorologist Mike Rizzo from News 12 addressed the graduates with a powerful, motivational speech. 

 

Ms. Romero bid a moving farewell to her homeroom stating, “On the 3rd floor, in room 46, on the left side of the light blue and white hallway, we’ve transformed 17 students and a little teacher into a family.”

In memory of Paul Cappello, presented by Monsignor Vaccari, the Cappello family graciously donated the Paul Cappello Stamina Award and a $50 gift card to 4 athletes who demonstrated strength, endurance, and sportsmanship.
Meteorologist Mike Rizzo addressing the Class of 2018.

 

 

13th of June: Kindergarten Graduation

At the graduation ceremony of the kindergarten class, Ms. Briana addressed the true meaning of Aloha and how it represented the class.The real meaning of Aloha in Hawaiian is that of Love, Peace, and Compassion. The Aloha spirit is what we all should strive for in life, and is a good guideline for how to treat people around you with love and compassion. Next year these students will be 1st graders; with aloha in mind, St. Peter Catholic Academy knows that these special graduates will emulate “aloha” everywhere they go.

 

13th of June: Graduation Mass

12th of June: Junior Pre-K Stepping Up Ceremony.

The youngest students of St. Peter Catholic Academy celebrated the end-of-the year with their Stepping Up Ceremony. The theme, Oh The Places You’ll Go by Dr. Seuss, is about making your life what you desire it to be. This is especially fitting for those who are graduating from Junior Pre-K, as life is just beginning.While parents and teachers are incredibly proud of what these amazing children have accomplished throughout the last nine months, it is also a sad time of year, as we all prepare to say goodbye for the summer.

Stepping Up Ceremonies for Mrs. Basha, Mrs. Corleto, and Ms. Badalamenti


Opening prayers by Mrs. Alfeo

8th of June: 8th Grade Dinner Dance and Awards Night.

St. Peter Catholic Academy held their 8th grade awards night as they prepare to send an exceptional group of students to High School in the fall.

Math teacher, Ms. Spinella, and Catalina Almeida, The Mary Cartwright Award for Extraordinary Woman in Math recipient, take a break from dancing to pose for a photo.

Newly awarded Salutatorian, Ruby Rivera, and Valedictorian, Louis Mastrokostas, pose for a picture with their beloved 8th Grade teacher, Ms. Romero
Science teacher, Mrs. Gammone, with a very dapper 8th grader, Massimo Bianco

Congratulations!!!!!

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Congratulations are in order!

The St. Peter Catholic Academy community would like to congratulate talented 5th grader, David Metreveli.

David’s painting won the Christ Has Risen Art Contest, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Tablet. 

He will be featured in the next Tablet issue. We are immensely proud!! Great job, David!

Disciple the Month

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Disciples the Month

 

Every month we celebrate First Friday Mass as a community. Each month a student from each grade is chosen who embodies what is means to be Disciple on the Month.

A disciple is a follower, one who accepts and assists in spreading the doctrines of another. The disciple of the month  is a student who emulates and demonstrates the character of Jesus Christ. The fruits of the spirit are shown through their actions namely: chastity, faithfulness, generosity, gentleness, goodness, joy, kindness, love, modesty, patience, peace, self-control.

The Holy Spirit will prompt them to examine their thoughts, words and actions and compare them with the Word of God.

April:

 

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November:

 

October: