Creative teaching propelled Periodic Table and social justice studies into a collaborative graphic and writing project for ICCS’s 5th- and 6th-grade students culminating with a published comic book. Fifth-grade teacher Dino Grisanti and 6th-grade teacher John Juniker joined forces to jump start the process. “He introduced the students to the Periodic Table and had them …
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Jubilee Schools are closing this month. Facing enormous financial shortfalls, the Catholic Diocese of Memphis closed all of the Jubilee Schools after the 2018-19 school year. After a multimillion-dollar donation from an anonymous group of donors, the first Jubilee schools were opened in 1999 in hopes of educating some of the cities poorest children. The …
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St. Paul is not a jubilee school and will be one of the Catholic Schools in Memphis that will remain open.
St. Louis Catholic Church Youth Ministry is proud to announce this year’s winners of the annual Cole Harrison Smith Scholarships. A $3,000 scholarship and a $1,000 scholarship are awarded annually to two graduating seniors who have been active in parish youth ministry at St. Louis Parish and who most exemplify the values of our faith. …
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The senior high youth ministry at St. Louis Catholic Church recently hosted a farewell dinner and with the Class of 2019 graduates and their parents in the St. John Paul II Youth Ministry Center. Following dinner, seniors, Gerard Tavoleti and Kara Kane, represented the seniors with reflections on their time in youth ministry over the …
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