2019 Catholic Schools Week Photos
Service before Self! The younger students in kindergarten through second visited The Home for Men and made holiday themed placemats for the residents of the retirement home, located just a few blocks away from the school. The children will return again closer to Valentine’s Day to distribute homemade cards to the residents.
The 3-6 graders celebrated Mass at the Home of Good Shepherd for the residents. After Mass they went to different Wheeling Fire Stations in the area to deliver homemade baked goods the students made to show their appreciation.
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- Our Lady of Peace School Kindergartner Maddox McDade (who today is a proud 100 years old) pauses a moment from his 100th Day of School coloring project.
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- Julia Paulus and Bergen McLean were all smirks and giggles as they made their way to school today to celebrate their 100th day in Kindergarten at Our Lady of Peace School.
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- Preschooler Faith Hunnell performs for special guests at Our Lady of Peace Preschool’s Rhododendron Tea.
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- 7th Grade Science – Morgan Jefferson (Best of Show), Samuel Suarez, Summerann Roth, Chloe Humway, Liadan Smith, and Jackson Kessler.
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- Sixth Grade Social Studies – Maddie Potts (Best of Show), Kansas Yeager, Brady Kerr, Josie Frizzell, Alana Inthirath, Von Crall, and Kaitlyn Blake.
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- Fifth Grade Social Studies – Madison Lewis (Best of Show), Emily Suarez, Jana Schodzinski, Maddie Miehle, and Helene Crall.
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- Our Lady of Peace School fourth-grader Mya White and Fifth Grader Jana Schodzinski pose with actors from the Pittsburgh CLO after their performance of Beyond the Moon the Musical. Just Like Catholic Schools Week, the play emphasizes how great it is to aim to be extraordinary and work hard to fulfill your dreams.
2nd graders from Mrs. Elias and Mrs. Goneau’s classes making Valentine’s Day cards for new moms and babies in Wheeling Hospital nursery.
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- Mr. Wolf and the Middle School Band
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- Maddie Tiu says, “Let’s Get Knighted!”
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- Our Millennial teachers loving the pep rally!
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- 100th day of school
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- 100 unicorn ribbons
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- The cake!
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- Olen Ames, Joey Jerrome, Owen Mullin, Grayson Kirschten, Myla Lawrence, and Jaxon Corbin cheering on our Mustangs!
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- Dorothy Dudzick retired teacher and current 2nd-grade aid holding Mrs. Arianne Goneau’s baby girl Maisyn Elizabeth at our Sunday Mustang Mass
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- Middle School Choir singing the National Anthem at the Wheeling Nailers game on Sunday
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- Adisyn Gessler and Ava Hanson competing in a chocolate cake eating contest at the Nailers game. Ava Hanson won!
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- St. Michael Parish School students and alumni enjoying the game with Spike.
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- CCHS alumni arrive with CAKE! Angelo Gentile, Nicole Billie, Maddie Tiu, Mrs. Kim Burge, Maggie Fahey, and Jacob Rine.
Pre-K 2 through 8th grade: We decorated bags, washed fruit, mixed Chex mix, made PB&J sandwiches, put the bags together, and delivered 824 lunches to the Bartlett House in Morgantown. The Bartlett House helps the homeless of our community.
Week Long Competition of money war to raise funds for our new playground. Monday was our Student Day. Students had a uniform holiday and had the chance to play Bingo in our Knights of Columbus Hall. Tuesday was Community Day. Students helped to sweep, clean & dust the school & parish.
Central Catholic High School celebrates their partner schools and community benefactors with a decorative cake and delicious cupcakes!
The Central Catholic Freshman Class of ‘22 takes to the stage to kick off Catholic Schools Week! Knights on the Red Carpet featured an all freshman cast… actors, musicians, greeters, concession stand workers and set design! The audience enjoyed four acts rooted in Broadway plays! Freshmen Lead to Succeed!
At St. Vincent de Paul Parish School … it all started with a STAR Mass where students, teachers, administrators and religious gathered with school families and parishioners. Students and teachers realize how “Lucky” they are to have each other! Bags of lucky Charms were distributed at the end of a dance party! The week also included a visit from alumni attending Central Catholic, a 7th grade vs. 8th grade basketball game and the highlight of the week teachers vs the 8th grade in volleyball!
Our students visited Fitzwaters Personal Care Home for a craft activity, served meals at the Soup Opera, participated in Crazy Hair Day, Crazy Sock Day and Hat Day to collect shampoo, socks, and personal hygiene items for our friends at the Soup Opera and Union Mission and painted pottery for the Empty Bowls Project to raise money and awareness on hunger in Marion County. Father JoJan celebrated mass with us.
