Seven Good Shepherd Catholic School students have had the honor and pleasure to perform with their elementary school peers across the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in a series of concerts sponsored by the Office of Catholic Education.
Here is a list of the performances and the GSC musicians and vocalists: Honor and Jazz Bands Concert — Thursday, February 17, 2022 — Archbishop Wood High School https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lklc7Ljm284 Alex Boukamp, Grade 8, Honor Band, Alto Sax Nathan Hess, Grade 8, Honor and Jazz Bands, Trombone Bradyn O'Donnell, Grade 7, Honor Band, Flute, and Jazz Band, Drums Festival Concert* — Sunday, March 6, 2022 — Archbishop Carroll High School https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-0iSUgMFz8 Saesar Rozier, Grade 5, Alto Sax (Second Chair) Auria Brady, Grade 4, Clarinet (First Chair) * The Jazz Band also played at this concert. Choral Concert — Tuesday, March 15, 2022 — Archbishop Wood High School Alex Boukamp, Grade 8, Honor Choir, Alto Nathan Hess, Grade 8, Honor Choir, Baritone Presley Lamb, Grade 7, Honor Choir, Soprano Bradyn O'Donnell, Grade 7, Honor Choir, Alto Sarah Hess, Grade 6, Festival Choir The Jazz Band also will perform at the Cardinal O'Hara High School Jazz Band Competition on Friday, April 1. For more information about the Archdiocesan Elementary Music Festivals, go here. #GSCScholarship #GSCProud #GSCCelebratestheArts Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez reflects on the numerous gifts of a Catholic education in this video highlighting how Catholic schools in the Philadelphia region are "raising the bar" in education. #RaisingTheBar #CatholicSchools #GSCistheplacetobe #GSCis4me Effective Monday, February 28, the use of masks will be optional for all students and staff in suburban high schools operated by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia as well as all suburban parish and regional elementary schools.
For more information and the full text of a letter from administrators of the Archdiocesan Office of Catholic Education’s elementary and secondary divisions as well as Faith in the Future, please visit: https://archphila.org/archdiocese-of-philadelphia-announces-updated-covid-19-mitigation-procedures-in-schools-located-in-suburban-counties/. The letter is an update regarding COVID-19 mitigation procedures in schools located in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties, including Good Shepherd Catholic School. ![]() Please visit the Dance For Education Webpage for more information
about this annual Catholic Schools Week event. Here's what's happening at GSC from January 29 through February 4, 2022:
Saturday and Sunday, January 29-30: Celebrating Our Parish • Student speakers will talk at the weekend Masses at Queen of Peace Church. Monday, January 31: Celebrating Our Community • Annual Mass for GSC volunteers and community first responders at 9:00 a.m. in Queen of Peace Church; first responders are invited to attend virtually via the Queen of Peace Livestream: https://masslivestream.com/churches/qofpeacechurch. • GSC will deliver cards and treats to local police stations and fire houses. Tuesday, February 1: Celebrating Our Students • GSC's New STREAM Lab and Media Center open today! • Queen of Peace Pastor Father Larry Crehan will bless the rooms and students will visit the labs during the school day with their classmates. • Students will receive a soft pretzel at morning recess/snack time. • The Home and School Association will treat students to a Hot Dog Lunch. • Students will meet with their "buddies" for activities. Wednesday, February 2: Celebrating Service To Others • GSC will kick off its Souper Bowl Food Drive organized by the Student Council and National Junior Honor Society. • Students can wear their favorite team, dance or "cheer" shirt with their gym pants. Thursday, February 3: Celebrating Our Teachers and Staff • Teacher Appreciation Day • Teachers will enjoy a lunch provided by the Good Shepherd Home and School Association. Friday, February 4: Celebrating GSC • Dance For Education! (Click on the words to donate.) • Students may wear red, white and blue-colored clothing (think Winter Olympics). • Games (including Bingo) and dancing throughout the day. The Good Shepherd Home and School Association selected the winners of their Christmas Baskets Raffle on Tuesday, December 7, and the GSC Class of 2022 picked the winners of their four prizes on Monday, December 20.
The votes have been counted (at the local bank) and the winners of the Good Shepherd Home and School Association’s 2021 Pumpkin Decorating Contest are: First Place: “Among Us” ~ Antonio C. (Grade 8) Second Place: “Clifford” ~ Gianna (Grade 2) and Lucas V. (Pre-K) Third Place: “Smarties” ~ Macy M. (Grade 5) H&S Choice: “Root Beer Float” ~ Alex B. (Grade 8) Congratulations, winners! Enjoy your Barnes & Noble gift cards! GSC is a winner, too, because of the support and creative skills of our students and families who brought a lot of seasonal fun into the school building for all to see. And the biggest winner of all is Camilla Hall. Due to the generosity of our voters, the Good Shepherd Home and School Association is writing a check in the amount of $450 to send to the retired Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at the order’s retirement and nursing home in Malvern, PA, along with our prayers and best wishes. Happy Halloween! To see all of this year's entries, click here.
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is mandating that face masks be worn by students, faculty, staff and visitors in all archdiocesan schools starting Monday, Aug. 30. The 15 archdiocesan high schools and 102 Catholic elementary schools are set to reopen for the fall term Sept. 8, with in-person instruction five days a week. The archdiocese cited the continued spread of COVID-19 as the reasoning for requiring the face coverings as a safety precaution. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports new cases of infection nationwide have increased 14% week over week. Read the full story written by Matthew Gambino on CatholicPhilly.com:
https://catholicphilly.com/2021/08/news/local-news/masks-to-be-mandated-in-all-philadelphia-catholic-schools/ |
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