Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2016

School Awards

Mr. Makey and Mrs. Redburn announced the awards at St. Columbkille Catholic School after the All-School Mass this morning.


The first award was for all of the students who have had perfect attendance this year.

The 8th grade students who achieved honor roll all eight quarters of 7th and 8th grade were honored.

Fr. Dave paid special tribute to the one student who achieved High Honors all eight quarters.

From 4th grade to 8th, a student from each class was honored with the St. Thomas Aquinas Award.

In the same grades, one student from each class received the St.  Joseph the Worker Award.

A number of High School Scholarships were also presented. The first two were from C.A.R.E.

The Home and School Association also presented two scholarships.

The Knights of Columbus 
awarded three scholarships.


 ReRuns R Fun presented two scholarships.

The St. Columbkille Shepherds
 announced four scholarships.

 Two 8th grade students were given
 the St. Thomas More Award.

The event ended with the St. Columbkille Award being given to two 8th grade students as well.

Congratulations to everyone!

Monday, May 18, 2015

Awards Given

Along with giving awards to students at St. Columbkille Catholic School, special recognition was given to Fr. Damian in thanks and appreciation for being our pastor.

As a gift, he received a picture which shows part of the mural in the Education Center. Within that picture are pictures of every student and staff member of St. Columbkille School.

Awards were given to students as well.

Congratulations!

Monday, May 20, 2013

Award Winners

Congratulatios to our 4th through 8th graders who received awards following our last All-School Mass of the 2012-13 School year.

Along with the recognition of 8th Grade Scholarship winners, Fr. Damian recognized Mrs. Galing as she retires.

Mrs. Galing was first involved in the school as a parent. She was asked to work for the school for a "short time," and we're sad to see that time end.