SACRAMENTO—Seventh and eighth grade students from St. James Catholic School in Perris visited the California State Capitol April 28 to meet legislators, learn about state government and tour the historic building.
“I was pleased to welcome them to the Capitol and honored they took a day from their schedule to visit the Assembly,” said State Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez (R-Lake Elsinore).
SOBOBA—St. Jude School, which serves a small number of children on the tribal lands of the Soboba Band of Mission Indians, has received official recognition as a diocesan Catholic school.
“I will grant your request that St. Jude School be recognized as a Catholic school within the Diocese of San Bernardino. Your request asks that the school be officially titled St. Jude Mission School,” Bishop Barnes stated in a letter to Father Earl Henley, MSC, pastor of St. Joseph Mission on the Soboba lands.
A handful of Catholic school students did well enough at the county-level RIMS Science and Engineering Fair to earn a trip to the state level competitions scheduled for April and May. St. Adelaide Academy, St. Edward School, St. Hyacinth Academy and Sacred Heart Academy were all proud to have gold medal winning students among their county peers.
PALM DESERT—Xavier College Preparatory High School held its second Summit on Human Dignity in March. The focus for this summit was “Education in the Margins” and the goal was to bring forth educational resources that will result in change. Although most Xavier students are not of voting age, they can still be agents of change as leaders in formation.
By Natalie Romano
REDLANDS—Most of us will never perform on an international stage, much less do it at age seven.
But that’s exactly what Irish dancer Ava Herries did.
The Sacred Heart Academy student traveled all the way to Germany to compete in the European and World Championships last month.
SAN BERNARDINO—Hundreds of students from Catholic schools all over the diocese competed in the annual Inland Catholic Sports League track meet on April 20 at Aquinas High School.
The events were blessed with good weather and a spirit of fun and competition. In all 15 new meet records were set and one was equaled. Below are the meet results.
