On Friday, March 8, the winter freshman and junior varsity athletics programs gathered to honor the athletes of the winter season. Awards were given for most committed, most improved, and most valuable athletes on each team. The Most Improved Player Award is awarded to the athlete who displayed the greatest amount of improvement and growth in their skills which contributed to the success of their team. The Bernie Ward Commitment Award is named after our beloved former faculty member, coach and colleague Bernie Ward is for the athlete who has displayed the most passion and commitment towards bettering themselves and

On March 11, girls from the sophomore and junior classes attended the Salute to Women in STEM at the Cradle of Aviation.  During the day's events, the girls were able to meet two women who have made an impact in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics both locally and nationally. The first of whom was Dr. Sharon DeVivo, the first female president of Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology (Flushing, NY). Dr. DeVivio has been at Vaughn College for 23 years and shared what she has learned from her experiences from robotics to design to piloting. Students were

On Tuesday, March 5, the winter varsity athletics programs gathered to honor the athletes of the winter season. Awards were given for most committed, most improved, and most valuable athletes on each team. The Most Improved Player Award is awarded to the athlete who displayed the greatest amount of improvement and growth in their skills which contributed to the success of their team. The Bernie Ward Commitment Award is named after our beloved former faculty member, coach and colleague Bernie Ward is for the athlete who has displayed the most passion and commitment towards bettering themselves and their teammates during the season. The Most Valuable

Article by Megan Zabrouski '20: On Friday, students in grades 6-12 spent their evening in Emmanuel watching the Marvel movie, Iron Man. At the movie’s end, the group discussed the psychological, economical, and even geographical themes presented throughout Tony Stark’s journey. Some fun facts about the film’s production and the lead actor, Robert Downey Jr., were also shared by senior Ben Oppenheimer.

James Dionisio ’20 won first place with his poem “Lunar Cycle,” and Rachel Siegel ’20 won second place with her poem “Hold Me Down (Shades)” in the Raynham Hall Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest. Both poems were published in last year’s Spring Issue of The Renaissance, Volume 31, Issue 2. On Thursday, February 14, James and Rachel attended the Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest Awards Ceremony at Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay. Out of a pool of over 70 strong competitors in the 10th-12th grade category, the judges were especially impressed by the works of James and Rachel. On the achievement,