By Jesus Puentes
If you had the opportunity to peer into a stranger’s heart, and see their desires, their fears, their hopes, their anguish, would you dare to take a look? Or, out of fear that you might actually care, would you turn away?
By Malie Hudson
PERRIS—In just under three years, St. James School in Perris has transformed its technology capabilities from a once-a-week computer lab to equipping every student in grades 1 to 8 with a Google Chromebook tablet.
Peter Horton, Kathy Kothlow and Sister Mary Kelly, P.B.V.M., retired in June after providing years of stable leadership as principals of St. George, St. Francis de Sales and St. Joseph schools, respectively.
The three principals offered a combined 40 years of experience as principals of their schools.
ALTA LOMA—St. Peter and St. Paul School, which began its expansion to a full primary school in 2010, announced the opening of its first sixth grade class led by newly-hired teacher Charles (Chuck) Frazier.
Young children of the Diocese now have a vehicle to learn about and celebrate Bishop Gerald Barnes’ 25th Episcopal Anniversary – a coloring and activity book.
RIVERSIDE—The Knights of Columbus, Monsignor Flanagan Fourth Degree Assembly 0059, Riverside, conducted their annual “Patriotic Essay Contest” for seventh and eighth grade students in the five parochial schools within its jurisdiction of Riverside, Corona, Norco and Eastvale.
