Category: School News

Newark Catholic is not holding a fish fry during Lent of 2023. 

Brian Brown, $500

Fini Kaiser, $400

Dale Backlund, $300

Barbara Sardy, $200

Ann Langenbrunner, $100

January 2023 Raffle Winners

M Grutt, $500

B. Yehl, $400

L. Reed, $300

L. Reed, $200

M. Crumrine, $100

February 2023 Raffle Winners

S Moberg, $500

B. Whyte, $400

M. Hampton ,$300

G. Duncombe,$200

M. Schindler,$100

The Newark Catholic Hall of Fame Committee is now accepting nominations for the 2023 Athletic Hall of Fame, which will be celebrated on October 14, 2023. Deadline for submission is April 30, 2023. Please download and complete this form. For more information, please visit this page.

Newark Catholic High School has named alumnus, Josh Hendershot, as Head Football Coach. Hendershot is a former standout lineman at Newark Catholic, where he was named All-Ohio his senior year. He also was a member of the 2007 State Champion Football team. After graduating from Newark Catholic in 2010, Hendershot continued his football career at the University of Toledo. He started thirty-eight straight games on the offensive line and was named 2nd Team All Mid-American Conference as a senior.

“Josh is a perfect fit as the head football coach of Newark Catholic,” said Principal Tom Pickering. “His connection to this school and the football program, combined with his passion for playing and teaching the game, made him the perfect choice as we were reviewing the candidates and making a selection.”

Hendershot is not new to the Newark Catholic coaching staff; he was an Assistant Coach from June 2015 to December 2016 and before that was the Strength & Conditioning Coach as well as the Offensive Line Coach. In 2017, Hendershot was hired by the University of Toledo as an Offensive Graduate Assistant Coach working in multiple roles through 2018. In 2019, he spent the year with the University of Michigan football program as an Offensive Graduate Assistant working with the Offensive Line. Most recently, Hendershot spent the previous three years at the University of Dayton as the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line coach in 2022, and the Run Game Coordinator and Offensive Line coach from 2021-2020.

“I am humbled and honored for the opportunity to return home to Newark Catholic High School as head football coach,” said Hendershot. “I would like to thank Principal Tom Pickering, Athletic Director Travis Schwab and the entire hiring committee for believing in me to lead one of the most tradition-rich programs in the entire state of Ohio. I believe in the leaders and the community of Newark Catholic and know that with a team effort, we will hang state championship banners for many years to come. My wife, Michala, and I are excited for our return home to Licking County and can’t wait to get started. Go, Green!”

 
Hendershot holds a M.A. from the University of Toledo and also earned his B.S. from the University of Toledo College of Health and Human Services in 2014.

M. Blasczyk $500 Winner

S. Peloquin $400 Winner

M. Hitchens $300 Winner

C. Campbell $200 Winner

B. Yehle $100 Winner

Honor Roll Quarter 1 22 23

$500.00 Winner: Brian Morehead

$400.00 Winner: Rosanne Fernandez

$300.00 Winner: Bob Young

$200.00 Winner: Mary Ann Robertson

$100.00 Skip Rockey

In support of our efforts to ensure a safe, respectful and responsible school climate we now have available the Safe School Helpline™. The Helpline is designed to assist you in reporting any behavior that impacts our schools, our students, or our faculty or staff—anonymously, so as to protect your privacy. For example, you can report acts or threats of violence, theft, drug or alcohol use, depression or threats of suicide, weapons or sexual harassment.

To access the Safe School Helpline, call 1-800-4-1-VOICE (1-800-418-6423) ext. 359 to leave your information. You can also submit a report via SafeSchoolHelpline.com. Or, text 614-426-0240, then type TIPS. Safe School Helpline numbers are also posted in our school building and pamphlets and flyers are available on the resource board in Senior Hall across from the teachers’ lounge.

Newark Catholic is pleased to announce that the Licking County Catholic schools have received a significant grant from the Catholic Foundation to support initiatives to serve students’ diverse needs in our Catholic schools– this means bolstering services and programming for students with different needs as learners at Newark Catholic, Saint Francis DeSales and Blessed Sacrament. Whereas a short time ago, our Catholic schools were limited in the services we could provide to students with exceptionality, our SPICE (special people in Catholic education) board in collaboration with school administration and faculty  have established strong programming and the future is bright. We extend a heartfelt thank you to the Catholic Foundation and all donors who made this grant possible!

Raffle Winners for October 2022:

$500 winner, Evey Moore

$400 winner, Janie Delgado

$300 winner, William Shelby

$200 winner, Debra Spearman

$100 winner, Renee Speelman

Congrats! Thank you for supporting Newark Catholic High School! 

Please join us for our annual used uniform sale May 25, 3:00 – 5:30

Join us for a great show!

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALES FOR THIS YEAR’S AUCTION: Buy Now

Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place this Thursday, March 3 from 3:00-8:30 PM. Please sign up here.

PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE Here

Congratulations to our honor roll students. We commend you for your hard work and encourage you to continue to endeavor in your scholastic efforts. We’d like to recognize the following students for their academic achievement in the 2nd Quarter of the 2021-2022 school year.

First Honors Quarter 2 (no grade below A-)

Second Honors Quarter 2  (no grade below B-)

• Knowledgeable and practicing Catholic with a thorough understanding of and experience with Catholic education and the teachings of the Church.
• Must be an active, registered parishioner at a Catholic parish.
• Commitment to modeling the values of Catholic educational leadership.
• Minimum of a Master’s degree in education administration.
• Hold a valid Ohio Principal Licensure or is eligible to obtain this licensure.
• Minimum of 5 years of prior administrative experience in a Catholic high school.
• Minimum of 5 years of teaching experience in a Catholic school.
• Ability to successfully pass FBI and BCI background checks.
• Attendance at a VIRTUS Protecting God’s Children Seminar.

In order to align with the rest of the Licking County League, Newark Catholic is moving to Hometown Ticketing for all High School home events starting with Winter sports. All ticketing will now be purchased online through our website found here. 

There will be no cash sales at the door. Concessions will remain cash sales.

Super Booster passes will continue to be accepted and do not require electronic scanning/purchase. This will be the only way through the gate that is not electronic.

Anyone interested in purchasing a Super Booster for the winter season may do so by reaching out to Mr. Pickering at tpickering@newarkcatholic.org or someone in the NCAA.

Super Booster Rates:

Adult Super Booster – 85.00

Super Booster Couple – 150.00

Senior Booster – 50.00

Jr. Wave Booster – 25.00

Please see 1ST SEMESTER EXAM SCHEDULE – DECEMBER 2021 HERE

EXAM PROCEDURES

1. Each exam counts for 20% of the semester grade, and 10% of the final grade. The 4-point grading scale based on the letter grade is used for calculation (NOT the percentages).

A 100-93 = 4.00

A- 92-90 = 3.70

B+ 89-87 = 3.50

B 86-83 = 3.20

B- 82-80 = 3.00

C+ 79-77 = 2.70

C 76-73 = 2.30

C- 72-70 = 2.00

D+ 69-67 = 1.70

D 66-63 = 1.30

D- 62-60 – 1.00 F below 60 = 0.00

2. In order to pass a full-year course in which an exam is given, the student must pass at least one of the following: the second-semester exam OR the average of the third and fourth quarters.

3. It is the student’s responsibility to know the exam schedule and be present at the proper times. Except in the case of illness, missed exam time may not be made up.

4. Students must check the posted exam schedule for scheduling conflicts. If a conflict occurs, the student must see the subject teacher(s) in advance of exams beginning to resolve the conflict.

5. If a student is ill during exams, the family must follow normal call-in procedures. When the student returns to school, it is their responsibility to schedule a make-up time with the teacher. This must be done immediately.

6. The student is responsible to return all texts and equipment for Semester Courses before the exam is given. EXAMS MAY NOT BE GIVEN to a student until this occurs or monetary recompense is made.

7. Students must remain in the classroom until the end of testing. Students should bring materials to study after they have finished the exam.

8. The building will be open 15 minutes before the first exam (7:45 am) and the campus will close 15 minutes after the last exam (12:15 pm).

9. Students may leave the building if all their exams are completed for the day. Students will not be permitted back in the building once they leave. Students who do not have the first exam of the day must report to school in time for the second exam period. Enter the building through the office doors after 8:00 am and report to the Gym until the exam period begins.

10. Students may not congregate on NC property. Locker rooms are off-limits, and hallway lockers may not be accessed during the exam periods. Quiet must be maintained in the halls during testing.

11. Between the first two exams, students on campus may 1) study individually and quietly in one of the designated classrooms, 2) get help from subject teachers for the next exam, or 3) stay in the Gym for group study time or just relaxing. Between the second and third exams, the individual quiet areas will not be available.

13. Students are allowed to wear jeans (no cargo styles), sport shirts, sweats, and athletic shoes on exam days. Leggings are not permitted. Shirts are to have no offensive or suggestive writing on them. No torn or cut clothing is permitted. Hats and jackets are to be removed and kept at the front of the room with other personal items, including cell phones. Students violating these expectations will be sent home to change, and exams (or parts of exams) missed due to the dress code will not be made up. Please use good taste and common sense.
14. Hot lunch and snack bar services are not available on exam days.
15. All detentions must be served by the last day of the semester.
16. Busing will occur at standard times during exam days but students will not be permitted to be inside the building to wait on their bus.

Newark Catholic students were blessed with Bart Schuchts, founder of Church on Fire, at this past week’s retreat.

Bart Schuchts has been associated with the John Paul II Healing Center since its inception. Bart has conducted over 200 life-transforming
events across the US. Bart has been in ministry across the body of Christ for over 30 years. Bart grew up in a Catholic home yet drifted away from God while in college. Following a desperate plea to God while sitting in an NFL locker room, Bart had a powerful encounter with the Father’s love that transformed his life forever.

Newark Catholic St. John Bosco Community Prayer Breakfast

The Newark Catholic St John Bosco 4th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast, Our Hope and Our Strength, will be held at Newark Catholic High School on Thursday, October 21, 2021.

Sister Maria Gemma will be the featured speaker on the topic Jesus, our Hope. Sister Maria Gemma is a graduate of Newark Catholic High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree in theology from Ohio Dominican University. After graduation from ODU, she entered the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration in Mishawaka, IN, and professed her perpetual vows in 2014. Sister Maria Gemma has served in various ministries in the order, including serving as a high school theology teacher and vocation ministry. 

Doors open for breakfast at 6:30 am with the program starting at 7:00 am and concluding by 7:45 am. The Newark Catholic Ensemble will also perform at the breakfast. Please consider joining us by purchasing your ticket at the school office. Tickets must be purchased in advance due to social distancing guidelines and are $15.

This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the many blessings we have been given as a Catholic School and to share the traditions, programs, and practices of our Campus Ministry Program with our community.

Every day, year after year, we are inspired by the young men and women who walk through our doors. The promise and the potential we see in them call us all to make Newark Catholic High School the best it can be.

National Day of Giving is November 30.  Giving Tuesday is celebrated in the US on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to encourage acts of generosity during the holidays. As the actual cost to educate our students continues to rise, we work hard to keep tuition affordable, while providing the very best academic programs. And with your help, we can ensure the excellence, longevity, and transformative power of a Newark Catholic education.

Whether you’re an alumnus, parent, parishioner, or community member, we encourage everyone to be a part of what makes us special.  Mark your calendar to make your gift to catholic education today!

Thank you for your support and all you do for our school!

Click here to make your donation

3 WAYS TO HELP!

• DONATE– Give Tuesday, November 30
• SPREAD THE WORD– Challenge classmates and community by tagging and sharing on social media #ncdayofgiving
• PRAY– Prayer is a gift that you can give to Newark Catholic. Please commit to daily prayer for our school, our students, our teachers, and our administrators and for the operations of the school

*The Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act allows those who don’t itemize their deductions a deduction of up to $300 for charitable contributions made during 2021. Married couples filing jointly are allowed a deduction of up to $600 for the charitable contributions they make during 2021. For 2021, the $300 or $600 amount is an add-on to a non-itemizer’s standard deduction. Please speak with your tax advisor for more information.

Please refer to this page frequently for the latest announcements and updates about Newark Catholic High School regarding COVID-19 Health and Safety updates and resources. We are in the midst of a national emergency and we are committed to making decisions that are not only in the best interest of our students, faculty, and staff but also ensuring that those decisions are in the best interest of our national health and security.

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We would like to welcome all alumni to the NC All Class Reunion this year at the NCAA Summer festival. Come support the NCAA and Newark Catholic Athletics!

We couldn’t have done it without these amazing sponsors! Thank you for your support!

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Newark Catholic High School is seeking a Part-time Advancement Director.

The Part-time Advancement Director provides leadership and vision for the key advancement areas of the school and is responsible for the planning, management, coordination, collaboration, and evaluation of the development, alumni relations, recruitment and enrollment management, and communications and marketing program.  The Advancement Director is responsible for developing strategy and implementing plans for advancing the school’s mission.  The position is expected to use personal judgment in carrying out routine duties and responsibilities. 

Please read the full description here.

Newark Catholic High School is pleased to announce our 37th Annual Touch of Class Auction, which will be held virtually this year.  Bidding for Silent Auction items will be held April 21 – April 24, and the Grand Auction items will be live virtually on April 24 starting at 7:00 pm.

This event is the single largest fundraiser at Newark Catholic and helps offset tuition, maintain all aspects of the building, upgrade technology for the classrooms, and support faculty professional development.   Please visit our project website https://newarkcatholic.ejoinme.org/invite to learn more about our event.  Currently, on our project website, you are able to purchase raffle tickets, sponsorships and make cash donations.

To register as a bidder, please visit the project website and select the “Get Started” button found in the upper-righthand corner.  You will be directed to the auction page and need to select “Get Started” again.  The system will walk you through the registration process.  You can also view this video demonstration ( https://youtu.be/9XgJXVSlwi0 ).  Remember participation is FREE!  There is not a charge for admissions, so please consider making a cash donation to help us reach our matching fund’s goal of $35,000.

After you have registered, you will be able to preview the auction items.  We have several amazing gifts that will continue to be added up to Opening Day, April 21.   We hope that you will join us for this online event from April 21 – April 24!

If you have questions, please email our auction chair, Tonya Sherburne at  auction@newarkcatholic.org.

•  Hosted by East Of The Bend! Gregg Shaffer and friends will be live to guide you through the Grand Auction. Join East of The Bend for the Auction Prelude at 6 pm. Gregg will review details of the evening and we have some very special guests coming to you live from our Auction Command Center. You’re not going to want to miss this segment! Live Auction starts at 7 pm
• Grab Two Devices – Grab two devices for the Grand Auction on Saturday. One for bidding, and one for viewing. Bid from your phone and watch the live-streamed event on a larger screen via YouTube. 
• Register To Bid – Everyone must register online to bid. Simply scan the QR code provided or go to https://newarkch2021.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse. Click on the <Get Started> button.
• Still Need Help Registering? – Here is a video link on how to register https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XgJXVSlwi0
• View All Items – This year’s auction crew has done a phenomenal job in bringing some GREAT items to you for bidding. Many are new and never seen before! We are blessed to be a part of a supportive community with great businesses and people. We are just blown away by all the items donated and more keep rolling in every day. You’re going to want to keep checking back as we post new items daily. Where can you see the items?
• Click here on the bidding site:  https://newarkch2021.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse
• Like us on Facebook @NCHSAuction
• Follow us on Instagram @NCHSAuction

 

2021 Boys Youth Basketball Camp

Who: ANY Boy Entering Grades 3rd—9th in Fall of 2021 (do NOT have to be a Newark Catholic Student)
Where: Newark Catholic High School Gymnasium
When: Monday, July 12th —Thursday, July 15th
Time: 8:30-11:30am (Doors open @ 8:00am)
Cost: $75.00 (Pre-Registration—mailed in prior to camp); $90.00 (Registration at the Door)

REGISTER HERE: Youth Basketball Camp Brochure 2021

Please read the Prom Parent Letter 2021

Permission Slip for AFTER PROM PERMISSION FORM 2021

From St. Francis De Sales for Parish families: In order for the Parish to include your family in the annual parish budget, we ask that each family completes this Tuition Grant Agreement Form prior to April 30th. Our Parish Fiscal Year begins July 1st and runs through June 30th. If a current Annual Offertory Commitment Form is not on file, one must be turned in with the completed Tuition Grant Agreement.

Instructions to nominate the Newark Catholic High School “Volunteer of the Year”

3 Ways:

1. Download the PDF document and use the embedded link to the Google submission form.

2. Use this link  https://forms.gle/XKkvaX2MXSdAbrzT8

3. Email directly to the School Board with whom they are nominating and WHY. Email: schoolboard@newarkcatholic.org

The deadline for nominations is April 15th, 2021.

Questions or comments email to schoolboard@newarkcatholic.org

1. Contact an NCAA Memeber.
2. Call the NC school office at 740.344.3594 or stop by in-person to the office to purchase
3. Purchase online at the link here.

The purpose of an online education option is to provide parents who would prefer to educate their child at home through an online remote learning option.

This online option will provide the student with the opportunity to gain the same skills and information as to their peers in a remote setting. Each class will follow the same academic schedule as the traditional in-person classroom, with progress assessed as if they were in the classroom. Because of the nature of online education, it is important that the teacher, student, and parents agree to commit the time and energy needed to complete it successfully. There are set criteria for this program that must be considered and agreed to. Please reference the full agreement here.

Parent-teacher conferences this year will be held virtually through Google Meet on March 4 from 3:15-8:00 pm.

Parents will be able to sign up for 15-minute appointments through Google Calendar.  We ask all parents to sign up no later than noon on March 3 to allow ample time for teachers to prepare for the meetings.

All the relevant information can be found in a Google Drive folder by following this link: https://tinyurl.com/NCconferences

The EdChoice Expansion application window for the 2021-2022 school year is now open and the forms are available here on the ODE EdChoice website. EdChoice Expansion eligibility was recently changed to 250% of federal poverty guidelines. Please review the document below. Please contact Jodi Snider at jsnider@newarkcatholic.org with questions.

How to Renew

Students who are currently receiving an EdChoice scholarship can renew the scholarship for the following school year as long as they meet the following requirements. Parents of renewal students who meet these requirements must complete the 2021-2022 EdChoice Scholarship Renewal Form and be attending for the following school year.

1. They take all required assessments for their grade level;
2. They do not have more than 20 unexcused absences for the school year; and
3. They do not move out of the school district in which they became eligible. 

In our ever-changing world of Covid, OHSAA has adopted policies through the Ohio Department of Health that must be followed when an athlete recovering from Covid returns to play.  These policies are very similar to the Concussion protocols Return to Play that was put in place several years ago.  The primary concern that has triggered this Return to Play process is the threat of the development of Myocarditis in people recovering from Covid-19.  The following statement from OHSAA helps to summarize the process that must be completed in order to return to play. We WILL use the OHSAA form for Return to Play.

OHSAA Provides School Form for Students Returning to Play from COVID-19

As a reminder, the Ohio Health Director’s Sports Order says that a student-athlete who tests positive for COVID-19, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic, shall not return to sports activities until a documented medical exam is performed clearing the individual prior to the individual returning to participate in practice or games. The exam must specifically include an assessment of the cardiac/heart of high-intensity exercise due to the potential of myocarditis in COVID-19 patients. To assist the membership, the OHSAA has developed a form that schools are welcome to utilize for students who have had the medical exam to verify that the student can or cannot return to practices or games. The OHSAA form is not a requirement, but it is required that a student who has tested positive be evaluated by a physician and cleared in writing before being permitted to return to participation. If a student’s physician is reticent to issue this clearance, please advise parents to seek a second opinion from another physician. This physician is not required to be a cardiologist but could be any qualified physician who is willing to conduct this evaluation. The form is also for use by the student and schools only and is not to be returned to the OHSAA.

• COVID-19 Steps to Return to Play
• OHSAA RTP Coronvirus-1
• COVID-19 RTP-Nationwide

Please use the form below to nominate a Volunteer of the Year

Volunteer of the Year Award Form PDF

The Mary (Kane) Lefever Donor Advised Fund (DAF), funded by Chad, Rich, and Katie (Fisher) Gummer who are Grandchildren of Mary (Kane) Lefever, are pleased to announce the availability of the Mary (Kane) Lefever Scholarships to financially assist students from Catholic Parishes in Newark and Heath, Ohio who wish to attend Newark Catholic High School. A minimum of 5 grants at $500 each will be sponsored this year.

The objective is to first assist students from St. Leonard’s Church, St. Francis de Sales Church, and the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Special consideration will be given to those students from St. Leonard’s Church. Mary and Chuck Kane were founding members of St. Leonard’s Parish.

CRITERIA:

1. Member of a Catholic Parish
2. Regularly attends Mass
3. Actively involved within the Parish and community
4. Demonstrates financial need through the submission of the FACTS Tuition Assistance Form with the Diocese of Columbus (information for this can be obtained through current Catholic school or Newark Catholic)
5. Submission of an essay of no more than 350 – 500 words (Times New Roman, 12-point font) on one of the below topics:
   • Why a Catholic education is important to me
   • Why I want to attend Newark Catholic High School

Please submit the above information along with the student name, address, phone number, and current school attending to Miss Beth Hill, Principal, at Newark Catholic High School by February 19, 2021.

This Wednesday, January 6 at 6:00 PM, Miss Hill will be hosting a virtual Prospective Parents Google Meet.

If you would like to join, please use the link here. You must have a Gmail account to join. Please email Mr. Russ Nelson at rnelson@newarkcatholic.org if you have questions about joining the Google Meet or for assistance in establishing a google email account.

Please watch Bishop Brennan’s Christmas message here.

Semester Exams will take place on December 16-18, 2020. You may view daily Exam Schedules here. and review Exam Procedures here.

Congratulations to Mr. Bob Smith! Mr. Smith was awarded the 2020 Leaders for Learning Award from the Licking County Foundation. He was selected based on his belief that all students can and want to learn. His desire to make a significant difference in the lives of his students, his commitment to professional development, and his outstanding classroom skills and leadership all earned him this prestigious award!

The Leaders for Learning Award was created by the Foundation in 1993 to promote excellence in public education and honor exemplary teachers in our county. Since then, 360 Licking County teachers have been recognized as Leaders for Learning. These awards are supported by the Lindorf-Warner Memorial Donor Advised Fund of the Licking County Foundation. The goals for this program are to:

• Identify and recognize teachers who exemplify excellence in teaching
• Provide opportunities for teachers to participate in professional growth activities and to support their classroom activities
• Encourage teachers from the participating districts to join together to enhance the quality of education in the community

Parent-Teacher Conferences are on November 18 from 3:15 PM – 8:00 PM and will be held virtually through Google Meet. Follow this link to sign up. Please contact the school office if you have any questions.

Bingo is finally back and we are in desperate need of volunteers this week and next week specifically. We encourage you to sign up if you need hours and your schedule permits. Social distancing is in place and we are ensuring the safety of all volunteers and players through rigid guidelines. 

SIGN UP HERE

Subscribe or join us during our live stream on Monday, November 2 at 10:30 am for All Souls Day

The Newark Catholic 4th Annual St. John Bosco Prayer Breakfast will be held at Newark Catholic High School on Thursday, November 19, 2020.

One of our own, Sister Maria Gemma Salyer, OSF, will be the guest speaker. Sister Maria Gemma is a graduate of Newark Catholic High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree in theology from Ohio Dominican University. After graduation from ODU, she entered the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration in Mishawaka, IN, and professed her perpetual vows in 2014. Sister Maria Gemma has served in various ministries in the order, including serving as a high school theology teacher and vocation ministry. 

Breakfast will begin at 6:30 am with the program starting at 7:00 am and concluding by 7:45 am.  The Newark Catholic Ensemble will also perform at the breakfast. Please consider joining us by purchasing your ticket at the school office or online at https://www.newarkcatholic.org/giving/prayer-breakfast-registration/.

Tickets must be purchased in advance due to social distancing guidelines and are $15.

This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the many blessings we have been given as a Catholic School and to share the traditions, programs, and practices of our Campus Ministry Program with our community.

Online Ticket Purchase

Tickets can be conveniently purchased online on our Registration page or at the school office.

Please see the letter from Bishop Brennan here.

Every day, year after year, we are inspired by the young men and women who walk through our doors. The promise and the potential we see in them call us all to make Newark Catholic High School the best it can be.

As the actual cost to educate our students continues to rise, we work hard to keep tuition affordable, while providing the very best academic programs. And with your help, we can ensure the excellence, longevity, and transformative power of a Newark Catholic education.

Your $24 gift will help make all of this possible. Please help us reach our goal of $24,000 with your generous donation, anytime on or before October 24.

The beloved Dominican Sisters and founders of Newark Catholic High School understood that our gifts from God are to be shared, which is why charitable works have always played an essential role in student life.

Click here to make your donation

3 WAYS TO HELP!

• DONATE – Give just $24 
• SPREAD THE WORD – Challenge classmates and fellow alum by tagging and sharing on social media #ncdayofgiving
• PRAY – Prayer is a gift that you can give to Newark Catholic. Please commit to daily prayer for our school, our students, our teachers, and our administrators and for the operations of the school

Congratulations to Faith Weiner (NC Class of 2020)! Faith is the youngest member to be elected the Licking County Republican Central Committee.

The role of the Licking County Republican Central Committee is to appoint people to positions that become vacant. As a member of the committee, Faith will be representing Liberty Township Precinct A in Johnstown, Ohio. She was elected to the Licking County Central Committee in the Ohio Primary Election on April 28, 2020. To run for the position she had to take out a petition and collect signatures in her precinct.

We are excited to celebrate Newark Catholic High School Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation.

We encourage you to join us on Sunday, May 31 at 2 PM for a Virtual Graduation Ceremony. Please share the link below with family and friends

You may view the ceremony at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUJ3jENcB0FLn738_RXoHVA

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!!!

Parade for NC 2020 Graduates Sunday, May 31 at 5:00 pm

The vehicle parade route will begin on 26^th street at 5:00 (facing north) escorted by Newark Police Department.  The police lead car will escort the participating community right onto Church Street, then right onto Green Wave Drive.  It is important to yield for traffic on Church Street-please be careful.  The police car will park at the light-blocking any other traffic turning onto Green Wave Drive.  Parade cars can wave, honk, and decorate signs to celebrate graduating seniors.  Safety is of the utmost importance.  At no time should any cars stop unless it’s necessary for the flow of traffic, and no one will exit vehicles at any time.  Adequately spaced, slow, steady pace of parade vehicles is the goal.  NC is proud of its 2020 graduates.  Thank you for celebrating their hard work and many achievements!

Seniors– We are excited to celebrate you!  Arrive at NC no later than 4:45 when you will be led in prayer. Feel free to decorate your cars, park in the front spaces in the parking lot facing Green Wave Dr.  Please wear your cap and gown with tassel to the right side.  You are welcome to stand along Green Wave Drive in an every-other sidewalk square (or at least 6 feet distance), and your immediate family members (parents and siblings only) may stand or sit directly behind you. Parents, please park on the opposite side of Green Wave Drive, as you would for any event when the parking lot is full.  As cars parade around to celebrate you, safety is very important.  Please refrain from crossing the grassy area in front of the sidewalk.  We want everyone to be able to enjoy without incident.  It is very important that social distancing guidelines are followed.  You will have your moment to be together as a class and celebrate Monday evening at dinner.  Upon exit of the last car, immediate family members are invited to walk across to the opposite side of the street, facing their graduate to get their cameras ready.  At this time, graduates will all be instructed to move their cap tassels together to the left, then instructed to gently toss their caps in the air.  Please enjoy what is to be a beautiful evening.  We are so happy to congratulate each and every one of you on a job well done!

June 2 and 3 will be our Diploma Pick-up Days with an optional Cap and Gown picture in the gym. In order to abide by the Governor’s directives, we have placed each senior and their family in a group to ensure social distancing. The following date and time are when each family should arrive:

Group 1        Aikey – Claggett           June 2 from 6 – 6:30 pm

Group 2        Clark – Evans               June 2 from 6:30 – 7 pm

Group 3        Flowers – Goldsberry    June 2 from 7 – 7:30 pm

Group 4        Green – Helms             June 2 from 7:30 – 8 pm

Group 5        Hinerman – Keck          June 2 from 8 – 8:30 pm

Group 6        King – Lintz                  June 3 from 6 – 6:30 pm

Group 7        Marmie – McGlone        June 3 from 6:30 – 7 pm

Group 8        McKenna – Powelson     June 3 from 7 – 7:30 pm

Group 9        Richardson – Silone      June 3 from 7:30 – 8 pm

Group 10      Snider – Williams          June 3 from 8 – 8:30 pm

You will be greeted at the lower lobby doors by the gym to receive the Class of 2020 NC backpack that will include various print items for Honors Evening and Graduation, Graduation awards to those who received recognition, faculty letters to the class and other keepsake items normally given to seniors at our Baccalaureate dinner. Your diploma inside a Newark Catholic cover will also be given to you upon entering the building.

You will then be given the option for the graduate to walk across a stage in the gym in their Cap and Gown to pose for a Graduation picture with their diploma.  A maximum of 4 family members may attend. Mrs. Wing and Mrs. Weisent will be our photographers that day but any of the 4 family members are welcome to take pictures too. The photos taken that day by Mrs. Wing and Mrs. Weisent may be viewed and purchased on their web site at:  supersnapphotography.smugmug.com

Senior Reception – June 1, 2020

Bishop Brennan has requested all Diocesan High Schools to host a reception for their Class of 2020. To honor his request, Newark Catholic will be hosting a reception for the Class of 2020 on Monday, June 1 from 6:00-7:00 pm.  Members of the Class of 2020 are welcome to join the faculty for a brief farewell recognition and catered dinner at the school. Please dress as if it were a jeans day during warm weather but sandals are fine to wear. It is a casual and respectful event for you. In order to comply with health department requirements and catering needs, we need your reply for an accurate account of attendance. You should have received a link to RSVP via email.

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

 

Newark Catholic Baccalaureate Mass – May 26, 6:15 PM Live Stream

Newark Catholic Virtual Graduation Ceremony – May 31, 2:00 PM

 

We encourage you to subscribe and bookmark our Newark Catholic YouTube Channel, as this is where we will be live streaming Baccalaureate Mass on Tuesday, May 26 at 6:15 and where you will find The Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation Ceremony on May 31 at 2 PM.

 

So not to miss a thing, make sure you subscribe and sign up for notifications for when we go live.

From the Diocese:

Please join Bishop Robert J. Brennan as he celebrates a Baccalaureate Mass for all Catholic seniors in the Diocese of Columbus on Wednesday, May 27, at 7:00 pm.   Bishop Brennan is honored to share in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and offer his message of love and support to the Class of 2020, their families, and our diocesan community of faith.  A brief video highlighting our 11 diocesan high schools will be shown before Mass begins. 

All will be live-streamed from Saint Joseph Cathedral, beginning at 7:00 pm, through any of these platforms:

Diocese of Columbus website:  www.columbuscatholic.org

Diocese of Columbus YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/DioceseOfColumbus1868

Office of Catholic Schools YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgeuWVI-_rMrqiGtWfbKmYA/videos?view_as=subscriber

Diocese of Columbus Boxcast:  https://boxcast.tv/view/2020-virtual-baccalaureate-mass-535199

We hope you will join Bishop and all of the faithful on May 27, and may God continue to bless the Class of 2020!

Campus Minister, Mr. Chris Grieb continues to offer opportunities to enrich your spiritual journey. Read this week’s Edition VI

Campus Minister, Mr. Chris Grieb continues to offer opportunities to enrich your spiritual journey. Read this week’s Edition V

Missing our NC STUDENTS like crazy! Wishing you all a beautiful day!

Watch Video below.

Campus Minister, Mr. Chris Grieb continues to offer opportunities to enrich your spiritual journey. Read this week’s Campus Ministry Newsletter – Edition III

The month of May is traditionally set aside to honor the special role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the life of the Church. In light of the global pandemic sweeping our world, the month will begin in a very special way. The Bishops of the United States in conjunction with the Bishops of Canada have made a collaborative decision to re-consecrate both countries to the intercession and protection of Our Lady under the title of Mary, Mother of the Church on Friday, May 1st at 3 PM EDT.

Governor DeWine has extended school closure through the end of the school year. We are currently working with our Superintendent, Mr. Adam Dufault, and other Diocesan Principals regarding the end of year activities in both planning and implementation. Please read the below letter from our concerning the extension of distance learning in the Diocese. This is especially important for the parents and members of our graduating class of 2020.

Congratulations to our honor roll students. We commend you for your hard work and encourage you to continue to endeavor in your scholastic efforts. We’d like to recognize the following students for their academic achievement in the 3rd Quarter of the 2019-2020 school year.

First Honors Quarter 3  (no grade below A-)

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Mickenna Canning, Matt Carlisle, Mackenzie Halloy, Connor Hinerman, Ed Jewett, Shannon Keck, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Lexie Miller, Alex Powelson, Josh Riggleman, Faith Weiner

Class of 2021

Anna Crumrine, Colin Crumrine, Sarah Davis, Camille Fuller, Matthew Gialdini, Duncan Humphries, Macey Nelson, Pierce Ormond, Michael Ouweleen, Brynn Peddicord, Riley Stalling, Lily Stuller

Class of 2022

Chas Beichler, Caden Canning, Tanner Elwell, Kate Erhard, Noah Musgrave, Reagan Sheehan, Brooklyn Smith, Sarah Snider

Class of 2023

Kenna Broyles, Violet Caton, Alli Doehring, Hannah Fernandez, Maria Geiger, Ava Gummer, Anabelle Hess, Mark Jewett, Maddie Kauble, Kyle Langenbrunner, Camryn Mauter, Sara Moore, Macey Myers, Quinn Reed, Jack Rehbeck, Nicholas Richards, Joe Stanley, Xavier Sutton, Cormac Thress, Miranda Tyack, Tanner Wert

C-TEC

Class of 2020

Rachael Stanley

Class of 2021

Brooklyn Stanley

Second Honors Quarter 3  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2020

Ashley Bell, Charlotte Campbell, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Peyton Ehret, Slater Evans, Owen Fosco, Chloe Goldsberry, Parker Green, Zach Hampton, Derek Hawk, Griffin Helms, Daryl Howard, Taylor Howarth, Hayden Lintz, Mason May, Marissa McCafferty, Nate McGlone, Caroline McKenna, Lizzie Moore, Chloe Richardson, Ashley Robbins, Jenna Shaw, Abby Silone, Michael Snider, Lily Villa, Abbie Waggoner, Nate Williams

Class of 2021

Kendra Antol, Bryson Bell, Andy Bemis, Cooper Bowman, Braden Brown, Emma Franks, Drew Hess, Colleen Hiles, Jacob Hinger, Paul Jewett, Emily Kirk, Nikki Langenbrunner, Evan Lyle, Ella Pegher, Matthew Smith, Morgan Spearman, Joseph Windholtz

Class of 2022

Kilee Banjoff, Jagger Bare, Maggie Boren, Mary Capretta, Abby Caskey, Quinton Chute, Ashton Cox, Allessia Dugan, Tristan Gorius, Paige Green, Lacey Holman, Kelly Keck, Addison Kent, Warren Knowlton, Maggie Matuska, Amber Pierce, Ryan Robbins, Anne Scarberry, Cole Sherburne, Becca Whitaker

Class of 2023

Gabe Carlisle, Kaylee DeBevoise, Hallie Dziatkowicz, Bradyn Ehret, Bobby Franks,  Jessie Hammond, Lochlan Kennedy, Ashley Kiefer, Gabriella Layton, Shawn Leach, Katelyn Merritt, Eli Morris, Ilana O’Neill, Anthony Robertson, Brendan Sheehan, Connor Wright

C-TEC

Class of 2020

Trinity Marmie

Class of 2021

Games Claggett

Shane Leach

Newark Catholic Class of 2020 & Families – Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Adam Dufault wants you to know… “that your principals and I share your concerns about our honored high school traditions of baccalaureate and commencement…” Please read the full letter from Mr. Dufault.

The Newark Catholic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held in October 2020.  To nominate an athlete, coach or supporter, please download and complete the 2020 HOF Nominations Form.  UPDATED nomination criteria can be found on Page2 of the form.  (NOTE: Individuals nominated in prior years should be re-nominated for consideration.)

If you are interested in being a Personal or Corporate sponsor for the 2020 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, please print and complete the 2020 HOF Sponsorship Form.  Instructions on how to submit the application, payment, and logo (if appropriate) are included on the form.

NC Students apply for National Honor Society please use the link here to access the online Honor Society Recommendation Form. All other forms can be found here. If you have questions please email Mrs. Matuska at ematuska@newarkcatholic.org

The Mary (Kane) Lefever Donor Advised Fund (DAF), funded by Chad, Rich and Katie (Fisher) Gummer who are Grandchildren of Mary (Kane) Lefever, are pleased to announce the availability of the Mary (Kane) Lefever Scholarships to financially assist students from Catholic Parishes in Newark and Heath, Ohio who wish to attend Newark Catholic High School. A minimum of 5 grants at $500 each will be sponsored this year.

The objective is to first assist students from St. Leonard’s Church, St. Francis de Sales Church, and the Church of the Blessed Sacrament.  Special consideration will be given to those students from St. Leonard’s Church. Mary and Chuck Kane were founding members of St. Leonard’s Parish.

CRITERIA:

1.  Member of a Catholic Parish

2.  Regularly attends Mass

3.  Actively involved within the Parish and community

4.  Demonstrates financial need through the submission of the FACTS Tuition Assistance Form with the Diocese of Columbus (information for this can be obtained through current Catholic school or Newark Catholic)

5.  Submission of an essay of no more than 350 – 500 words (Times New Roman, 12-point font) on one of the below topics:

·       Why a Catholic education is important to me

·       Why I want to attend Newark Catholic High School

Please submit the above information along with student name, address, phone number and current school attending to Miss Beth Hill, Principal, at Newark Catholic High School by April 9, 2020.

Families registered in Catholic parishes are eligible for tuition assistance from our diocese. Local tuition assistance for participating Catholics and non-participating Catholics is also available at Newark Catholic High School.

Financial assistance will only be given to those who qualify through the FACTS application. The FACTS form is used for both Diocesan and Newark Catholic grants. To be eligible for a Newark Catholic grant service hours and finances must be in order. This aid is based on financial need and not all who apply are given the grants. To apply you must complete a FACTS Student Aid Form only available online at https://online.factsmgt.com/aid

Forms must be completed and submitted online by March 15, 2020. Applicants can pay using a Credit Card, Debit Card, Electronic transfer from checking account, or Electronic transfer from a savings account.

Newark Catholic High School has an immediate position for a Cafeteria Cook. Hours are 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Times may vary. Please contact Val Koch, Cafeteria Manager, at (740) 344-3594, to apply.

The Newark Catholic Athletic Association is now accepting nominations for inductees for the Newark Catholic Athletic Hall of Fame. To nominate an athlete, coach or supporter, please download and complete the 2020 HOF Nominations Form.  UPDATED nomination criteria can be found on page 2 of the form.  (NOTE: Individuals nominated in prior years should be re-nominated for consideration.)

In November of this year, the Ohio Department of Education released a list of underperforming designated Ohio Schools for the 2020-2021 school year. There are several Licking County high schools on the list, among those are Newark City High School, Johnstown High School, Lakewood High School, and Utica High School. You can see the full list of all Licking County schools here. The state-funded Education Choice Scholarship Program (EdChoice) provides opportunities for Ohio students who are assigned to underperforming schools to attend a participating private school with significant financial assistance.

If your student is currently enrolled at Newark Catholic, and would otherwise be assigned to attend one of the public schools listed above, he/she qualifies for the Ohio EdChoice Scholarship. The scholarship grants up to $6000 toward their private school tuition. The actual scholarship amount will be either the maximum scholarship amount or the tuition amount charged by the private school, whichever is less. This is not a need-based scholarship.

The maximum scholarship amount is currently $6,000 for grades 9-12. Remember, your student may be eligible based on their designated public school district in which you live and is not based on need. The application period opens February 1, 2020, and closes on April 15, 2020.

INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLY

The EdChoice Program has two portions: the scholarship program and the expansion/income-based program. 

The Educational Choice (EdChoice) Scholarship Program offers students in grades K – 12 the chance to attend a private school for little or no cost. Students from lower-rated (designated) public schools qualify for these scholarships.

The EdChoice Expansion Program is an income-based program. It offers private school scholarships to students whose families have a lower income.

The program provides up to 60,000 EdChoice scholarships to eligible students. If you qualify, the state of Ohio will pay for your tuition to attend Newark Catholic. We encourage all families to follow the steps below to sign up for this wonderful opportunity.

The application period opens February 1^st and the deadline for submitting is April 30th

• If your child is already enrolled in Newark Catholic, you will need to complete a Scholarship Request Form, along with your proof of current address and your child’s birth certificate.
• Newark Catholic will submit an EdChoice application for your child through the ODE online secure application system, ONLY available to the school and not the parents.

• This is not a need-based scholarship, however, if your family does want to apply for additional money due to financial hardship, please check the Federal Poverty Guidelines here: EdChoice Expansion Income Chart (pdf) to determine whether you meet the income requirements for your household size and you want your income verified to determine if you qualify for low-income status. [Note: Families applying for an expansion scholarship MUST have their income verified; it is NOT optional.]. Complete the Income Verification Form, gather all supporting income documents (see the list on the form), and mail to the address listed on the form by the listed deadline.

• It is also important to still fill out the FACTS form through the Diocese.

EDCHOICE STUDENT APPLICATION SYSTEM WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 1, 2020

If your child meets the eligibility requirements for the scholarship and you have chosen a provider school, please follow the steps below to apply for the scholarship:

Apply for Scholarship

1. Once your child has been accepted by the private school, the private school will have you complete a Scholarship Request Form, along with your proof of current address and your child’s birth certificate, to the private school.
2. The private school will submit an EdChoice application for your child through the online secure application system, ONLY available to the private school.
3. Check the Federal Poverty Guidelines to determine if you meet the income requirements for your household size and you want your income verified to determine if you qualify for low-income status.  [Note: Families applying for an expansion scholarship MUST have their income verified; it is NOT optional.]
4. Obtain a copy of the Income Verification Form BELOW or from the private school where you applied. Complete the Income Verification Form, gather all supporting income documents (see the list on the form), and mail to the address listed on the form by the listed deadline.
5. In July/August, the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) will notify by mail those parents who applied during the first application period about whether or not their child has been awarded a scholarship

The Catholic Schools of Licking County will kick off Catholic Schools Week with an Open House at all three Catholic Schools on Sunday, January 26, 2020. On this day, all three Catholic schools in Licking County will host open houses for the entire community including prospective students and families, as well as current Catholic school families, to visit and learn more about Catholic education. The Open House will take place between 12:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Blessed Sacrament School, Newark Catholic High School, and St. Francis De Sales School will open their doors to the community so that prospective students and parents can visit and get acquainted with the schools, ask teachers and principals questions, and even register for school. Families with children entering Kindergarten through Grade 11 are invited to tour our schools and visit our classrooms. Teachers and administrators, current parents and student ambassadors will be available to answer questions about academic programs and opportunities, student life and extra-curricular activities as well as the application and admission process.

Visit technology-equipped classrooms, receive information on curriculum, participate in hands-on robotics demonstrations at Newark Catholic, meet the local Boy Scout troop at Blessed Sacrament, and even do some coding in the computer lab at St. Francis.

Information will also be provided about the Ohio EdChoice Scholarship Program available to families whose student attends or lives in one of the Ohio Department of Education designated public school list as an underperforming school. There are currently 17 Licking County schools on the list for the 2020-2021 school year. The Ohio EdChoice scholarship grants up to $4650 for grades K-8 and $6000 for grades 9-12 per year to attend a private school. Learn more here.

Unable to make it to our Open House? Contact one of the following:
Mr. Josh Caton, Blessed Sacrament School, www.blsacschool.net/, (740)345-4125, jcaton@cdeducation.org
Ms. Traci Hogue, Newark Catholic High School, www.newarkcatholic.org (740) 344-3594, thogue@newarkcatholic.org
Mrs. Sally Mummey, St. Francis De Sales School,  www.stfrancisparish.net/school (740) 345-4049, smummey@cdeducation.org


About Catholic Schools of Licking County Catholic Schools of Licking County is a collaborative effort of St. Francis De Sales School, Blessed Sacrament School, and Newark Catholic High School to support and maintain the legacy of Catholic education for generations to come.

NCHS Mini Basketball Cheerleading Clinic
Sponsored by the Newark Catholic High School Cheerleaders

When: Thursday, January 23, 2020, 6:15 – 7:30 pm
When: Thursday, January 30, 2020, 6:15 – 7:30 pm

DOWNLOAD Registration Form

DOWNLOAD Medical Release

Pre-Sale Regional Semi-Final football tickets for Saturday, Nov 16 game at Meadowbrook High School can be purchased at the Newark Catholic school office for $8 this Thursday, Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. For all advance ticket sales purchased at the school, NCAA receives a portion of the ticket price. Go Green!

All applications for Diocese of Columbus tuition assistance must be submitted online by March 15, 2020, at www.factstuitionaid.com

Tickets for both the state semi volleyball match and the first-round football game will be on sale at the school office Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (Nov. 6-8) from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. This is an OHSAA event so NO PASSES of any type will be accepted at the gates. Tickets are $8 each. CASH or CHECK only. These events are two separate events so if paying by check you will need 2 separate checks. Sorry for any inconvenience!

Newark Catholic is selling pre-sale tickets for the girl’s volleyball regional semifinal match on Thursday, October 31 at 6:00 p.m. at Bloom Carroll. Tickets can be purchased at the school office from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct 30 and Thursday, Oct 31. Tickets are $6 presale or $8 at the door.

Every day, year after year, we are inspired by the young men and women who walk through our doors. The promise and the potential we see in them call us all to make Newark Catholic High School the best it can be.

As the actual cost to educate our students continues to rise, we work hard to keep tuition affordable, while providing the very best academic programs. And with your help, we can ensure the excellence, longevity and transformative power of a Newark Catholic education.

Your $24 gift will help make all of this possible. Please help us reach our goal of $24,000 with your generous donation, anytime on or before October 24.

The beloved Dominican Sisters and founders of Newark Catholic High School understood that our gifts from God are to be shared, which is why charitable works have always played an essential role in student life.

Click here to make your donation

3 WAYS TO HELP!

• DONATE – Give just $24 
• SPREAD THE WORD – Challenge classmates and fellow alum by tagging and sharing on social media #ncdayofgiving
• PRAY – Prayer is a gift that you can give to Newark Catholic. Please commit to daily prayer for our school, our students, our teachers, and our administrators and for the operations of the school

It was a joyous morning at Newark Catholic today! With Bishop Brennan speaking at our annual prayer breakfast to meeting with our Kairos Leadership Team and Senior Class, we continue to build and deepen our relationship with Christ.

NC Parents you are invited to attend a parent workshop!

Who: Our guest speaker, Laura Lewis graduated from Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio in 1999 with her Bachelor of Arts degrees in Psychology and Theology. Read more about Laura’s background here.

What: Building Adversity Through Resiliency — Adversity is a bit like exercise – we can’t get fit if we sit around and do nothing, but if we do too much we will break down and get hurt! Come learn helpful ways to support your student as they “work out” their challenges and how to help increase their self-confidence and resiliency as they experience life’s normal (and necessary!) frustrations and setbacks.

Where: Newark Catholic High School Cafeteria

When: October, 28 from 7 p.m – 8 p.m.

Reposted from the Catholic Times. Sister Maria Gemma Salyer is a graduate of Newark Catholic. Read article here .

Mr. Nelson captured drone video of the opening of the NC vs. Academy football game played on our home field. See Video here.

This Fridays football game, Newark Catholic Green Wave vs. Watkins Memorial Warriors is this week’s St. Gabriel Catholic Radio AM 820 featured Game-of-the-Week. Radio coverage on AM 8-20 begins at 6:00 P.M. with the PREVIEW SHOW AND LIVE GAME COVERAGE.  Download the free app on your smartphone to listen at St. Gabriel Radio.

Moe’s is hosting an NC Spirit Day at their Newark location this Saturday (September 14^th).  Moe’s will generously donate 20% of all lunch and dinner purchases at their downtown Newark location on Saturday to the NCAA.  Please just show the attached flyer to participate!  

Feel free to pass this flyer along to all friends, family, and fans!

Thank you to Moe’s & GO GREEN!

Join us for Newark Catholic 1st Annual Game Day on September 7 from 3-6 pm before the Columbus Academy Game at NC! There will be lots of fun activities for all ages including a DJ, Face Painting, Dunk Tank and The Newark Catholic High School and Junior High cheerleaders getting everyone pepped for the game! Absolutely NO ALCOHOL is permitted at this event or on Newark Catholic property.

Spend some time catching up with old classmates at the All Newark Catholic Class Reunion.

LIVE Entertainment each night!
Friday: Off the Hook | Saturday: 3 Ton Toad

Diocesan TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS Supply Drive ~ August 4th – August 11th

Three Ways to Donate:

1) Drop off supplies in the box at your parish

2) Drive-by supply drop-off at Generations Religious Gifts on Sunday, August 11th between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM (1095 Dublin Rd. Cols., OH 43215, 614-451-7155)

3) Financial Donation: A $10.00 gift will purchase a backpack filled with supplies. A $300 gift will provide supplies for a whole classroom of students!

Cash and Check Donations Accepted at Generations or the Diocese of Columbus Office of Catholic Schools (197 E. Gay St., Cols., OH 43215, 614-221-5829). Please make all checks out to the Diocese of Columbus with Tools for Catholic Schools in the memo line.

Suggested items:
●Notebook Paper ●Markers ●Black, Blue, Red Pens ●3 or 5 Subject Notebooks
●Glue Sticks ●Colored Pencils ●#2 Pencils ●Backpacks ●2 or 3 Inch Binders ●Index Cards

SEE FLYER Here: 2019 Tools for Catholic Schools Flyer – FINAL

It is officially summer and time to start thinking about the Newark Catholic Golf Outing.  The golf outing will once again be at the Trout Club and the date is Friday, August 23^rd at 1:00 pm.  Please take a look at the below flyer and make your plans to join us for an afternoon of golf and fun.

The menu will include a filet mignon dinner prepared by Eric Mason and if you have been to the outing in the past the meal is amazing.  The lunch will be sponsored by Spearman Financial Services and will be pulled pork and all the fixings. It’s a great value when you consider 18 holes and cart for golf, a pulled pork lunch, plenty of goodies in the cart, cigars, a filet mignon dinner, and beer all included in the price.  The money made from this outing goes to offset the cost for all our student-athletes.  So, call some friends and get a foursome in as soon as possible.

Download Registration Form here.

Please join us on Saturday, July 20th for the Football Women’s Clinic hosted by the Newark Catholic football
staff and players. This event is designed for all past, present, future moms and women over the age of 18 who
want to learn more about the great game of football. Download the registration form or register online here.

FREE Sports Physicals will be on Wednesday, June 5th at 7:05 pm at the Phillip Heit Center at 150 West Main Street, New Albany, OH 43054

Register for Summer Sports Camps. Check back often for more camps to come!

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

The cheer meeting for Thursday, April 25th has been canceled. Cheer packets with meeting and practice information will be available at each school office by May 6th.

Newark Catholic High School has an opening for a Cafeteria Lunch Cook for the 2019/2020 school year. Hours 8 am-1 pm  To apply, please contact Val Koch @ vkoch@newarkcatholic.org, or 740-344-3594 for details.

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

St. Joseph the Worker Day and May Crowning:  We are in need of parents to help with our May 3rd Community Service Day at Newark Catholic. If you are available, please call the office or send a note to Mrs. Julie Waggoner. Your help is needed to assist in transporting and chaperoning our students. This is a day all of us can give back to our community by helping with various jobs around the homes of those in need or a community area.  Thank you for your assistance. Students will be given a free lunch that day and then dismissed at 1:15 pm.  Please join us for our May crowning at 12:30 pm on that day too.

Join a great cast of very talented Newark Catholic students for this year’s Cabaret & Art Festival held at the NC Gymnasium. This year students will be performing to music from the past decade. And you won’t want to miss the fine art displayed by Mrs. Boehmer’s art students!

Shows are Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4. Dinner will start at 6:30 pm and the show will begin at 8:00 pm.

Ticket price is $15. You may purchase in advance at the school office starting the week of April 23

Congratulations to our honor roll students. We commend you for your hard work and encourage you to continue to endeavor in your scholastic efforts. We’d like to recognize the following students for their academic achievement in Quarter 2.

First Honors Quarter 2  (no grade below A-)

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Ben Bemis, Lauren Bennett, Alexis Brothers, Hannah Brown, Abby Buchanan, Jordyn Creely-Murphy, Granger Evans, Sylvia Heffley, Heath Jeffries, Liam Kirkpatrick, Nathan Lee, Alison Lensink, Billy Luft, Alex Lupton, Sam Martine, Makenzie McDonald, Cody Miller, Jeannette Miller, Grant Myers, Laura Nowicki, Amelia O’Neill, Lauren Poly, Justin Ricciardo, Will Suttle

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Ashley Bell, Mackenzie Halloy, Connor Hinerman, Ed Jewett, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Lizzie Moore, Alex Powelson, Josh Riggleman, Jenna Shaw, Michael Snider, Faith Weiner

Class of 2021

Kendra Antol, Bryson Bell, Anna Crumrine, Colin Crumrine, Sarah Davis, Emma Franks, Camille Fuller, Matthew Gialdini, Jacob Hinger, Duncan Humphries, Paul Jewett, Macey Nelson, Pierce Ormond, Michael Ouweleen, Brynn Peddicord, Ella Pegher, Riley Stalling, Lily Stuller

Class of 2022

Maggie Boren, Warren Knowlton, Maggie Matuska, Noah Musgrave, Amber Pierce, Brooklyn Smith, Sarah Snider, Sam Vincent

C-TEC

Class of 2020

Rachael Stanley

Second Honors Quarter 2  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2019

Samantha Basham, JT Brown, Noah Campbell, Mike Canning, Amber Cook, Alexa Hess, Dow Jones, Carli Kelley, Caroline Kiefer, Brandon May, Maddi Muetzel, Sam Pegher, Lucas Pierce, Matt Powell, JJ Snider, Alex Urban, Bella Wood

Class of 2020

Charlotte Campbell, Mickenna Canning, Matt Carlisle, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Peyton Ehret, Caden Elwell, Slater Evans, Griffin Helms, Daryl Howard, Shannon Keck, Kyle King, Mason May, Caroline McKenna, Lexie Miller, Chloe Richardson, Ashley Robbins, Abby Silone, Lily Villa, Nate Williams

Class of 2021

Harlei Antritt, Ryan Auer, Livia Barnett, Cooper Bowman, Maddie Brothers, Braden Brown, Bailee Fleming, Colleen Hiles, Lilli Jones, Nikki Langenbrunner, Delaynie Lintz, Evan Lyle, Brandon Orend, Brandon Reifsnyder, Morgan Spearman, Brooklyn Stanley, Joseph Windholtz, Jhet Winston, Joseph Wright

Class of 2022

Kilee Banjoff, Jagger Bare, Chas Beichler, Mary Capretta, Abby Caskey, Dominic Claeys, Tanner Elwell, Kate Erhard, Tristan Gorius, Paige Green, Lacey Holman, Kelly Keck, Addison Kent, Leah King, Sam Muetzel, Shae Mummey, Anne Scarberry, Reagan Sheehan, Cole Sherburne, Becca Whitaker

C-TEC

Class of 2019

Emma McCracken

Class of 2020

Trinity Marmie

Ethan Sherburn

Registration for the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Student Athletic Training workshop is up and running!  This is a 3-day interactive workshop geared toward high school-aged kids who have an interest in emergency medicine, nursing, athletic training, physical therapy, or other allied health and medical professions.  The kids also have the opportunity to become certified in CPR if they chose to do so. 

The workshop will be held Wednesday, June 5 through Friday, June 7^th.  For more information or to register (registration link at the bottom of the page) please visit: https://www.nationwidechildrens.org/athletic-training-workshop

The direct registration link is: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nationwide-childrens-hospital-athletic-training-workshop-for-high-school-students-registration-41289079749

This musical will warm your heart during this cold winter weekend! Tickets can be purchased at the school office or at the door at The Midland. Show starts at 7:30!

Please click here for full exam schedule for Dec 17, 18, 19

ONLY 13 DAYS LEFT TO DONATE YOUR SPARE CHANGE TO THE NC ROBOTICS TEAM Help us raise money for NC robotics upcoming competition. Gather up your loose change and visit Heartland Bank in downtown Newark (Locust Street) November 1 thru December 15. Simply drop your change in their coin counter and the 7% fee will be donated to NC Robotics!! Larger donations are welcome. Just contact the school. Please share and pass this along to your friends

Please join us for an evening of Christmas fun!

Newark Catholic Alumni Christmas Cabaret

Friday, Dec. 28 and Saturday, Dec. 29

The Landing

124 Waterworks Rd

Newark, OH 43055

Hors d’oeuvres at 7:00 pm

Show starts at 8:00 pm

Important notes:

• Tickets are $25 each
• You must be 21 years or older
• Please print and bring your receipt email.  This serves as your ticket to get in.

Get your tickets here!

As the first-ever online giving day created to celebrate our unique Catholic heritage, the #iGiveCatholic Giving Day inspires faithful stewards to “Give Catholic” on #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving. The goal of the #iGiveCatholic Giving Day is to rally our Catholic communities across the country in support of the organizations that shape our souls: Our parishes, schools, and nonprofit ministries.

We know that, for Catholics, generosity and giving have a profound meaning. As children of God, giving is the ultimate expression of mercy as we feed the hungry, clothe the naked, give shelter to the homeless, and preserve our Catholic heritage for future generations. Compelled to action by our shared faith, Catholics are energized to give back knowing that little is much when God is in it.

GIVE BACK

 
A chance to buy a flower for your lady
and a fedora for your man

And of course, Club Havana Loco at
the auction will be grand

Steel drums will be at your welcome
while a classic car will make you smile

 Listening to our students singing
will entertain you for awhile

So don your casual Cuban attire for the night
and join us for An Evening in Old Havana
for many spirited Cuban delights

SAVE THE DATE FOR APRIL 27, 2019!

Register now for the 2019 Mini Cheer camp for ages K thru 6th, and dance at the January 11th Newark Catholic home basketball game!

Go here to download registration form and details

Help the NC Robotics team raise money for their upcoming competition. Gather up your loose change and visit Heartland Bank in downtown Newark (Locust Street) November 1 thru December 15. Simply drop your change in their coin counter and the 7% fee will be donated to NC Robotics!! Larger donations are welcome. Just contact the school. Please share and pass this along to your friends!

First Honors Quarter 1  (no grade below A-)

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Samantha Basham, Ben Bemis, Lauren Bennett, Hannah Brown, Abby Buchanan, Granger Evans, Meaghan Gilligan, Sylvia Heffley, Nathan Lee, Alison Lensink, Billy Luft, Sam Martine, Makenzie McDonald, Cody Miller, Jeannette Miller, Justin Ricciardo, Will Suttle

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Ashley Bell, Charlotte Campbell, Peyton Ehret, Mackenzie Halloy, Daryl Howard, Ed Jewett, Kyle King, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Alex Powelson, Josh Riggleman, Faith Weiner

Class of 2021

Kendra Antol, Bryson Bell, Anna Crumrine, Camille Fuller, Matthew Gialdini, Duncan Humphries, Paul Jewett, Lilli Jones, Macey Nelson, Pierce Ormond, Michael Ouweleen, Brynn Peddicord, Ella Pegher, Riley Stalling, Brooklyn Stanley, Lily Stuller, Joseph Windholtz

Class of 2022

Chas Beichler, Maggie Boren, Daniel Corl, Kate Erhard, Tristan Gorius, Addison Kent, Leah King, Warren Knowlton, Maggie Matuska, Noah Musgrave, Amber Pierce, Reagan Sheehan, Cole Sherburne, Brooklyn Smith, Sarah Snider, Sam Vincent

Second Honors Quarter 1  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2019

Alexis Brothers, JT Brown, Noah Campbell, Mike Canning, Marlee Chute, Amber Cook, Jordyn Creely-Murphy, Grant Erickson, Alexa Hess, Heath Jeffries, Carli Kelley, Liam Kirkpatrick, Alex Lupton, Maddi Muetzel, Grant Myers, Laura Nowicki, Amelia O’Neill, Taylor Passwaters, Lucas Pierce, Lauren Poly, Matt Powell, JJ Snider, Trey Tigner

Class of 2020

Matt Carlisle, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Slater Evans, Derek Hawk, Griffin Helms, Connor Hinerman, Shannon Keck, Mason May, Caroline McKenna, Lexie Miller, Lizzie Moore, Aubrey Nelson, Chloe Richardson, Ashley Robbins, Jenna Shaw, Abby Silone, Michael Snider, Lily Villa

Class of 2021

Ryan Auer, Livia Barnett, Andy Bemis, Cooper Bowman, Braden Brown, Colin Crumrine, Sarah Davis, Bailee Fleming, Emma Franks, Colleen Hiles, Jacob Hinger, Delaynie Lintz, Evan Lyle, Brandon Orend, Ryan Poly, Brandon Reifsnyder, Maddie Sheppard, Morgan Spearman, Jhet Winston, Joseph Wright

Class of 2022

Kilee Banjoff, Chance Brooks, Brandon Buchanan, Caden Canning, Mary Capretta, Abby Caskey, Quinton Chute, Dominic Claeys, Wyatt Conley, Ashton Cox, Allessia Dugan, Tanner Elwell, Paige Green, Zach Hajjar, Elisa Halsey, Lacey Holman, Kelly Keck, Sam Muetzel, Shae Mummey, Anne Scarberry

Alumni 24 Hours of Giving starts in just 2 days! Watch the video from seniors Granger Evans and Grant Myers.

You can donate now or anytime on or before Wednesday, October 24. Just got here to give your $24

PLAN AHEAD…It never hurts to get things in early. FACTS Tuition Assistance Applications are available online now at www.factstuitionaid.com. Due by March 15

Newark Catholic Vocal Ensemble had the honor of singing the National Anthem at an International Police Convention Wednesday morning at the Hilton at Easton. Thank you Paul Ohl for inviting us!

Show your team spirit by joining us for a fundraiser to support Newark Catholic Girls Golf Team. Come into the Chipotle at 1292 N 21st Street in Newark on Wednesday, September 12th between 4:00pm and 8:00pm. 

Please see the most up-to-date Parent-Student Handbook here.

2018 Graduates can pick their yearbooks up at the school office starting next Tuesday, Sept 4.  If you have a sibling still at NC, we will send it home with them.

Check out the drone footage shot by Mr. Nelson during the Newark Catholic Bryn Du Cross Country https://youtu.be/dPkSlZ-cceM

Join us each Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the St. Catherine of Siena Chapel at Newark Catholic for “Family Rosary Night.” All families are welcome Students, feel free to drop in before/after practice for a decade or even just a brief moment to escape the hectic day.

Help support NC Cross Country and NCAA at Hotheads this Wednesday, August 29 3- 8 PM

Check out the updated Campus Ministry Schedule for this school year. As always, parents are always welcome!

We would love to see as many of our Newark Catholic Families and Friends at this!

The Newark Catholic Girls Golf team won the Granville Invitational today at The Airport Golf Course. The girls won by one stroke over host, Granville. The entire team carded personal bests.  Anna Crumrine finished second with 76,  Lilli Jones – 83,  Maggie Boren – 96 and Kenzie Leedale – 101.

Do you still have what it takes to be in an NC Musical? We are looking for alumni to dance and sing (or quite frankly contribute your unique talents in the 1st Annual Holiday Homecoming – Alumni Christmas Cabaret. Click on flyer below to read more details! Contact Mr. Moore at dlmoore@newarkcatholic.org

The Licking County League is creating an annual scholarship for the most outstanding male and female scholar athletes in honor of commissioner Kelly Miller, who died in May. Read more information here.

Check out this Summer’s schedule for upcoming sports camps. Registration happening now!

Entering Grades 3rd thru 9th

2018 Boys Youth Basketball Camp Registration Form

2018 Newark Catholic Boys Football Youth Camp

July 23rd-26th

Entering Grades 3rd thru 8th 

2018 Boys Youth Football Camp Registration Form

2018 Newark Catholic Girls Volleyball Camp

July 16th-19th

Entering Grades 1st thru 8th 

2018 Volleyball Camp Registration Form

Please join the Newark Catholic Football program on Saturday, July 28th for the Football Women’s Clinic hosted by the Newark Catholic football staff and players.

This event is designed for all past, present, future moms and women over the age of 18 who want to learn more about the great game of football. This is a great opportunity to have some fun while going through offensive, defensive and specialist drills. In addition, we will go through a series of agility drills designed to teach proper football mechanics.

See registration form here for more information

Tuesday evening, May 22, 2018 during Baccalaureate Mass we had the privilege of giving thanks to our God for the many blessings received as we continue to pray together for God’s Grace for the Class of 2018 as they graduate and begin this new chapter of their lives.

After Mass, students and faculty gathered one last time to award superlatives and reminisce over on their years spent together at Newark Catholic. The Class of 2018 Graduation Ceremony is Sunday, May 27, 2018 at the Midland Theater, Newark, Ohio.

Final exams will take place at Newark Catholic, Tuesday, May 29 thru Thursday, May 31, 2018. Please see the exam schedule here.

Honors Night at Newark Catholic High School held on May 17 served as a time to honor students who have performed exceptionally in academics, service and faith. Graduating seniors were lavished with accolades and scholarships as they prepare to transition into the world of the high school graduate.

A host of individuals, as well as community groups and organizations were on hand at the special event held annually to announce awards and scholarships they or their organizations had committed to students of the graduating class. In the end, the Class of 2018 received approximately $7.5 million in scholarships and grants.

Newark Catholic will hold its 61st Commencement Service on May 27 at the Midland Theater in downtown Newark, Ohio where 78 seniors will receive their high school diplomas.

Please see the full list of honors awards here.

Please go here for information on free physical exams and to download forms: Physical Exam Information

Please download the Senior Exam schedule here: Senior Exam Schedule Spring 2018

The 2018 NC Touch of Class Dinner & Auction was a success…Records were broken including the number of guests at 355 and number of corporate tables at 24 with silent auctions raising over $20,000 and the grand auction raising $77,000.

Our special thanks to chairperson Heather Sherburn for her leadership and all the committee chairs for their dedication to this fundraiser. Our thanks to our corporate sponsors who continually support Newark Catholic and our events. To all those who donated our sincere thanks. To all our guests we thank you.

Mark your calendar’s for next years event on April 27, 2019.

After three months of hard work and many late nights the NC Robotics Team qualified for finals for the first time in their three year history. They beat the number one seeded team in the first match, but then lost the next two. Their performance places them in 20th place out of all teams in West Virginia, Ohio, and Western Pennsylvania, which is over 100 teams. This now qualifies them for the WoW championship which will be held on May 19th. We wish them the best of luck!

Take a glimpse into a behind the scenes video of their 2018 build here.

SUPPORT NEWARK CATHOLIC TRACK AND FIELD

Rosie’s Self-Serve Yogurt
645 S. 30th Street
Heath, OH 43056

20% of sales will support the NC Track and Field Team
Saturday April 28th
12:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Congratulations to the 2018 Valedictorians and Salutatorians!

This honored designation is based on students GPA through
the end of the third grading period. These students have worked hard
in their classes to achieve this designation. Congratulations to all!

VALEDICTORIANS: Elizabeth Ohl and Lauren Riggleman

SALUTATORIANS: Jacob Lumbatis, Emily Nutter, Kai Reed, Tate Roesink

Join a great cast of very talented Newark Catholic students for this years Cabaret and Art Show held at the NC Gymnasium. This year students will be performing songs from the 70’s. You won’t want to miss the fine arts displayed by Mrs. Boehmer’s art students!

Shows are Friday, May 4 and Saturday, May 5. Dinner will start at 6:30 pm and the show will begin at 8:00 pm.

Ticket price is $15. You may purchase in advance at the school office.

Support the Newark Catholic 2018 Track Team and enjoy some Cane’s!

Mrs. Robin Galbari has been selected as Coughlin Automotive You Made A Difference Teacher Award. Mrs. Galbari was nominated by senior, Sam Wendt. Mrs. Galbari teaches Spanish at Newark Catholic. Read her bio here: http://www.newarkcatholic.org/about-us/faculty-staff-directory/

Coughlin Automotive Group created this awards program to honor 13 selected educational staff members from the Licking County School Districts. There is one award recipient from each of the 10 districts plus- C-TEC, LCESC, and Newark Catholic. The purpose of the award is to recognize and honor each recipient for his/her outstanding effort to “Make-A-Difference” in the lives of students. 

CONGRATS MRS. GALBARI!

The Central District Athletic Board has requested the start time of the Boys Basketball Sectional Final between Newark Catholic and Pleasant at Pleasant High School be moved to 3:00 pm on Saturday, March 3, 2018.  Please adjust your travel plans accordingly and come out loud and proud to support your Green Wave boys!

In order to perform optimally, you need to train hard and fuel your body appropriately. There is no substitute or supplement for a well-balanced diet. A healthy, energy-dense diet provides the body with the necessary energy to perform your best, while also preventing early fatigue and potential injury.

Join Jess Buschmann, Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital as she discusses the crucial role nutrition plays in elevating your athletic performance and overall health!

Our Fall Sports Nutrition talk will be this Wednesday, February 28 at in the Newark Catholic cafeteria from 3-3:30 pm (right after the last bell).

All athletes, parents, and coaches are FREE to attend!

Please see  flyer here. to register for the NCAA Spring Golf Scramble.

Junior Guidance Night will be held on Thursday, March 1, at 6 pm in the cafeteria.  This is the same night as parent-teacher conferences, so you are encouraged to meet with your son or daughter’s teachers before or after the program.  Mrs. Welch will be covering:

• Graduation requirements
• College decisions, including where and how to apply
• Resume building for senior year
• ACT/SAT testing
• Making positive choices to finish out high school. 

All junior parents are invited to attend!

Apply for Diocesan Tuition Assistance here by March 15

See flyer below for more information

Newark Catholic High School is seeking a Varsity Football Head Coach.

Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest and resume to Athletic Director Scott Harris via e-mail at scottharris@laca.org.

Resumes are requested by February 5, 2018.

Chipotle Fundraiser for NCAA and Newark Catholic Swim Team

515 Hebron Rd, Heath

January 30, 4 -8 PM

See Flyer for more details

Click on Flyer to enlarge

The Newark Catholic Drama Department will present Hello Dolly!, 7:30 pm on Jan. 26-27 at the Midland Theater in Newark, Ohio. Hello, Dolly! is a 1964 musical with lyrics and music by Jerry Herman. The musical follows the story of Dolly Gallagher Levi (a strong-willed matchmaker), as she travels to Yonkers, New York, to find a match for the miserly “well-known unmarried half-a-millionaire” Horace Vandergelder. In doing so she convinces his niece, his niece’s intended, and Horace’s two clerks to travel to New York City.

Please join us for a wonderful evening of entertainment by some of our very talented students!

Tickets are $15 and will be available at the school office or at the door the evenings of the show. Children 5 and Under are FREE.

Exam Schedule  – please click HERE

And we’re off…
The Newark Catholic Touch of Class Dinner & Auction will be held April 28. 2018.
Mark your calendars for a fun-filled ‘Night At The Races’!

(Click on image below for more details)

Please see November raffle winners here.

Please join us!

Saturday January 17, 6:00 – 7:30 pm at Newark Catholic High School

(Please no parents in the gym during clinics)

Cost: $20.00 per girl (which will include a T-Shirt)

Ages: Kindergarten through Sixth grade

The mini cheerleaders will cheer on January 19^th during the halftime of the Varsity basketball game at NCHS. Any questions, contact Crystal Fulk at (740) 975-1519 or crystalfulk@yahoo.com.

Parents and friends will be charged admission to the game.

Registration and Money Deadline: January 9^th  Make checks payable to Newark Catholic Athletic Association. Please mail your registration form, waiver and payment to Crystal Fulk 1499 Highpoint Drive Newark, OH 43055.

Please click here for Liability Form & Registration Form

Parent Information

Congrats to all the students who made honor roll!

First Honors Quarter 1 (no grade below A-)

Class of 2018

Emily Amore, Rachel Beichler, Caleb Bemiller, Lilly Boehmer, Jake Cartagena, Will Durham, Zach Fernandez, Ally Hempleman, Josh Hoy, Jacob Koch, Sam Lama, Cameron Leedale, Cameron Lewis, Jacob Lumbatis, Austin McKenzie, Bailee McKenzie, Marie Medert, Aleksander Nadwodney, Bailey Nelson, Emily Nutter, Elizabeth Ohl, Will Price, Kai Reed, Lauren Riggleman, Tate Roesink, Konnor Ruff, Alli Shaw, Noah Stutz, Emily Tyack, Keaton Wirth, Tyler York, Kaylee Zimpfer

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Ben Bemis, Lauren Bennett, Alexis Brothers, Hannah Brown, Noah Campbell, Granger Evans, Alison Lensink, Billy Luft, Alex Lupton, Sam Martine, Cody Miller, Jeannette Miller, Laura Nowicki, Lucas Pierce, Lauren Poly, Justin Ricciardo

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Ashley Bell, Charlotte Campbell, Matt Carlisle, Ellie Cotterman, Mackenzie Halloy, Derek Hawk, Connor Hinerman, Daryl Howard, Taylor Howarth, Ed Jewett, Shannon Keck, Nicolette Liesen, Mason May, Garrett McCarthy, Lexie Miller, Gabreilla Miller-Barber, Elizabeth Moore, Alex Powelson, Jenna Shaw, Faith Weiner

Class of 2021

Kendra Antol, Ryan Auer, Livia Barnett, Bryson Bell, Anna Crumrine, Colin Crumrine, Sarah Davis, Camille Fuller, Matthew Gialdini, Duncan Humphries, Pierce Ormond, Michael Ouweleen, Brynn Peddicord, Ella Pegher, Riley Stalling, Lily Stuller, Joseph Windholtz

Second Honors  Quarter 1  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2018

Sam Anderson, Adam Bloom, Curtis Boren, Emma Cartagena, Hunter Chapman, Jennie Choberka, Ashton Cook, Joey Dawson, Rachel Filichia, Robert Franks, Blake Hamilton, Eva Hedstrom, Mackenzie Howard, Victoria Joyce, Lindsey Langenbrunner, Kylee May, Madyson McCafferty, Nick McNabb, Ty Scott, Mary Smith, Haylee Starzyk, Chandler Talbott, Peyton Walker, Patricia Windholtz, Taylor Young

Class of 2019

Abby Buchanan, Amber Cook, Jordyn Creely, Adashia Fitzgerald, Hunter Foltz, Sylvia Heffley, Alexa Hess, Nathan Lee, Makenzie McDonald, Grant Myers, Amelia O’Neill, Taylor Passwaters, JJ Snider, Avery Stutz, Will Suttle, Trey Tigner, Alex Urban

Class of 2020

Olivia Blevins, Mickenna Canning, Colby Claggett, Tyler Clark, Peyton Ehret, Caden Elwell, Slater Evans, Owen Fosco, Anthony Ghiloni, Chloe Goldsberry, Zach Green, Zach Hampton, Griffin Helms, Olivia Lanfranc, Hayden Lintz, Trinity Marmie, Sam Martin, Nate McGlone, Aubrey Nelson, Josh Riggleman, Ashley Robbins, Ethan Sherburn, Abby Silone, Michael Snider, Rachael Stanley, Lily Villa, Abbie Waggoner, Nate Williams

Class of 2021

Harlei Antritt, Andy Bemis, Cooper Bowman, Maddie Brothers, Braden Brown, Bailee Fleming, Emma Franks, Drew Hess, Colleen Hiles, Jacob Hinger, Paul Jewett, Lilli Jones, Evan Lyle, Campbell Mauter, Abbey May, Tyson Mummey, Macey Nelson, Finnigan O’Neill, Brandon Orend, RJ Plasse, Ryan Poly, Brandon Reifsnyder, Matthew Smith, Morgan Spearman, Brooklyn Stanley, Ethan Wendt, Jhet Winston

Mark your calendar!

8th Grade Prospective Student Day & Prospective Parent Information Evening

Eighth grade students who are interested in attending Newark Catholic High School in 2018-2019 are invited to spend a day at Newark Catholic on Wednesday, November 8, from 9:15 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.  For reservations and information call the school at 740-344-3594, Mrs. Jodi Snider.  All students of Knox/Licking Vicariate are welcome to attend.

An information session for parents will be the same evening Wednesday, November 8^th starting at 6:00 pm at Newark Catholic High School, 1 Green Wave Drive, Newark, OH 43055

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

The Newark Catholic Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is pleased to announce the names of those individuals who will be inducted and honored at the 2017 Hall of Fame Dinner & Induction Ceremony held at Newark Catholic High School on Saturday, October 21, 2017 beginning at 5:00pm.

The 2017 Class of honorees to be inducted include Joseph Giles (‘74), Mark Mesewicz (‘88), Kea (Peterson) Musselman (’90), Doug Stevens (’04) and Jessie Tanner (‘05). In addition, Mike Massaro (’66), Ken Keck (’66), Gene Cornelius and Herb Murphy will be honored by receiving the Hall of Fame Award of Merit.

Tickets for the dinner and induction ceremony are $50.00 and can be purchased by contacting Thom Mc Manus at (740) 973-1307

Would you like to help us earn $1,000’s of dollars with just a few clicks?

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We hope that you and your students are off to a great school year. As you are all aware, Texas has experienced a natural disaster and we would love to lend a helping hand in
their time of need. A few of our teachers have been in contact with one of the schools, St. Catherine of Siena in Port Arthur, Texas which was impacted by the disaster. After reaching out to them, they were eager to get connected with us.

Newark Catholic is accepting MONETARY DONATIONS only. We plan to buy items for immediate needs as requested.

Students and community members my drop of monetary donations starting TODAY thru Thursday September 21st. We will purchase requested items, box them up, and ship them down to St. Catherine of Siena.

ALL DONATIONS GO DIRECTLY TO YOUR STUDENT’S ENGLISH TEACHER.

We strive for our students to be devoted to being sensitive to others’ needs as well as being capable, responsible members of their families, church, community, nation, and world. This is a great opportunity to support this school and their families in time of need. We can’t thank you all enough for all your generosity and helping us help Texas. See attached Parent Letter here.

Take a peek at this short video which demonstrates the need and devastation in Texas.

Senior Guidance Night is Monday, September 25, 7-8:30 in the cafeteria. We will talk about finishing high school strong, graduation requirements, applying to college, financial aid opportunities, and staying mentally healthy in the midst of senior year stress! PLEASE put it on your calendar. Many students benefit from attending as well, but it isn’t mandatory.  Mrs. Welch will be speaking for the first half of the program, then a financial aid representative from OSUN/COTC will speak about the financial aid process (for all colleges, not just OSU/COTC).

If you would like to get a head start on the information needed to make it through college application season, check out the booklet linked below.

Applications Book 2017

This is a night packed with critical information for senior year.  We look forward to seeing you!

Thank you State Farm, Kim Lust and State Farm Maintenance Department for your generosity over the last year! We appreciate the office furniture you have so graciously donated to our school!

Show your support and enjoy a great meal. The Cross Country team is hosting an upcoming fundraiser at Chipotle on August 29th. See flyer for details.

If you graduated from Newark Catholic High School and cheered, you are invited to participate in this event. We are inviting you all back to cheer the first quarter only, the second quarter only, the whole first half or a few crowd cheers at the beginning of halftime of the varsity football game. Please see  Alumni Game Cheer Flyer for details.

Join us at the NCAA Golf Scramble. There is still time to register. Please see registration form here.

The 7^th Hall of Fame Class will be inducted into the Newark Catholic Hall of Fame on October 21, 2017 at 7:30 pm at Newark Catholic High School.

To nominate any athlete, coach or supporter (via Award of Merit) to the Hall of Fame Selection Committee, download and complete the nomination form.  Nomination Criteria are detailed below the form.  (NOTE: Individuals nominated in prior years must be re-nominated for consideration.)

Completed forms may be submitted by mail to:  Newark Catholic Athletics, c/o Athletic Director Scott Harris, 1 Green Wave Drive, Newark, OH  43055.

The deadline for submission is August 15, 2017.

Also, if you’re interested in being a Personal or Corporate sponsor for our 2017 Class of Honorees, please print and complete the Corporate Sponsor form here.  Information on how to get it to the Hall of Fame Committee is detailed on the form.  Thank you in advance for your support!

Download and print the Newark Catholic School Calendar here.

Make sure to check our interactive online calendar here, as new dates are added throughout the year.

Mark your calendars for our upcoming summer youth sports camps. 

Get full details on each camp here.

Amazon Smile gves back to Newark Catholic every time you make a purchase.

Click on link below and make sure you’e signed in to Amazon Smile!

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Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Congrats to all the students who made honor roll!

First Honors Quarter 4 (no grade below A-)

Class of 2017

Caleb Claggett, Claudia Crumrine, Madison Crumrine, Noah Fodor, Nicholas Gialdini, Annmarie Haefs, Steven Hitchens, Nicholas Jewett, Tanner Lake, Hannah Luft, Kaitlin McCarty, Cora Mihalick, Benjamin Russ, Andrew Snider, Megan Stanton, Charles Wade, Nicholas Willis

Class of 2018

Emily Amore, Rachel Beichler, Lillian Boehmer, Zachary Fernandez, Allison Hempleman, Mackenzie Howard, Jacob Koch, Samuel Lama, Cameron Leedale, Jacob Lumbatis, Kylee May, Marie Medert, Martin Nadwodney, Bailey Nelson, Emily Nutter, Elizabeth Ohl, Kai Reed, Lauren Riggleman, Preston Roesink, Allison Shaw, Noah Stutz, Emily Tyack

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Benjamin Bemis, Alexis Brothers, Hannah Brown, Jordyn Creely, Granger Evans, Alison Lensink, William Luft, Alexander Lupton, Samuel Martine, Makenzie McDonald, Jeannette Miller, Laura Nowicki, Lauren Poly, Justin Ricciardo

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Charlotte Campbell, Matthew Carlisle, Connor Hinerman, Daryl Howard, Edward Jewett, Shannon Keck, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Gabreilla Miller-Barber, Elizabeth Moore, Alexandra Powelson, Jenna Shaw, Michael Snider, Faith Weiner

Second Honors  Quarter 4  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2017

Samuel Bending, Justin Frazee, Theresa Geiger, Kyle Gibson, Ashley Harkless, Mary Brigid Keck, Courtney Kelley, Lauren McQuinn, Shelby Myers, Vincent O’Neill, Mason Peddicord, Jacob Priest, Michael Reis, Connor Sheehan, Sarah Waggoner, Gretchen Wagner, Katelyn Zimpfer

Class of 2018

Samuel Anderson, Caleb Bemiller, Adam Bloom, Emma Cartagena, Jake Cartagena, Hunter Chapman, Ashton Cook, Joseph Dawson, William Durham, Rachel Filichia, Xavier Gartside, Andrea Goodman, Blake Hamilton, Eva Hedstrom, Joshua Hoy, Victoria Joyce, Lindsey Langenbrunner, Bailee McKenzie, William Price, Konnor Ruff, Mary Smith, Haylee Starzyk, Patricia Windholtz, Keaton Wirth, Tyler York, Kaylee Zimpfer

Class of 2019

Samantha Basham, Julian Brown, Abbigail Buchanan, Noah Campbell, Marlee Chute, Amber Cook, Adashia Fitzgerald, Sylvia Heffley, Alexa Hess, Heath Jeffries, Caroline Kiefer, Liam Kirkpatrick, Madeline Muetzel, Grant Myers, Amelia O’Neill, Taylor Passwaters, Samuel Pegher, Lucas Pierce, Andrea Simi, Jason Snider, William Suttle, Trey Tigner, Isabella Wood

Class of 2020

Ashley Bell, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Peyton Ehret, Caden Elwell, Slater Evans, Derek Hawk, Griffin Helms, Mason May, Nathan McGlone, Aubrey Nelson, Mitchell Priest, Joshua Riggleman, Abagail Silone, Rachael Stanley, Liliana Villa, Nathaniel Williams

Former Newark Catholic greats J.D. Graham and Wes Poth will be speaking on what it takes to be successful and the mindset that comes with it

Sports Physicals for Newark Catholic student-athletes entering Grades 7-12 in the fall will be held as follows:

• Boys Only – June 5 arrive between 5:00-6:30pm at Licking Memorial Pediatrics, 1865 Tamarack Road, Newark
• Boys & Girls – June 7 arrive between 7:00-7:30pm at Nationwide Children’s Heit Center in New Albany
• Girls Only – June 8 arrive between 5:00-6:30pm at Licking Memorial Pediatrics, 1865 Tamarack Road, Newark

The last day to order a yearbook for this year is June 1st. All orders need to be submitted by then. You may order online at jostens.com 

** Edited on 5/22/20147 at 2:48 pm for the baseball team.

Changes to the baseball team exam schedule are highlighted.  They include Health/PE/Fitness, Math, and Art.  This only involves baseball team players and their siblings.  There are no changes to the schedule for students not on the team or a baseball sibling.

Siblings who choose to go to the game do so knowing they may have 4 exams on a day.  YOU MUST LET YOUR TEACHER KNOW ON TUESDAY in person if you are a sibling following the baseball schedule, and you MUST BRING IN A NOTE FROM HOME TO THE OFFICE ON TUESDAY.  

Other students who miss exams to attend the game will receive NO CREDIT for the exam(s) they miss.

13 students of the NC graduating class of 2017 recorded announcements today for St. Gabriel Catholic Radio. The station identifications will be rotated along with the other 7 schools from May 8th – June 11th, 2017.

Go to our Facebook page to see some behind the scenes video: https://www.facebook.com/newarkcatholichighschool/

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

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Hot off the press! View the official auction program online here with full silent and grand auction descriptions.

You may also view the grand auction items with photos and descriptions here.

Newark Catholic’s Drama Department will be presenting Cabaret: “A Gallery on Broadway with A side Of Art” Friday on May 5^th and Saturday, May 6^th, with dinner beginning at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $15.00 which will include your dinner and the show. Tickets are on sale in the school office from 8:00-3:00 pm now through Friday, May 6^th. Children under 5 are free.

A group of Newark Catholic students from the Physics for Robotics Engineering class launched a High Altitude Balloon as part of their end-of-year project. The balloon launched from Marysville at Union County Airport in April. The flight lasted approximately 3 hours, raising to over 111,000 ft. At that height, the temperature was around -85°F (-65°C)! The total distance traveled by the balloon was 75.5 mi. See footage of the balloon and read more here: https://newarkcatholic.org/robotics/projects/

Mark you calendar for the upcoming Chris Cakes Pancake Track Fundraiser!

Saturday April 22, 2017

8:00 AM- 11:30 AM
Newark Catholic High School

Get 25% off your school uniforms at the upcoming School Days Sale at NC. See flyer for more details

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Congrats to all the students who made honor roll!

First Honors Quarter 3 (no grade below A-)

Class of 2017

Claudia Crumrine, Madison Crumrine, Noah Fodor, Nicholas Gialdini, Kyle Gibson, Annmarie Haefs, Steven Hitchens, Tanner Lake, Hannah Luft, Kaitlin McCarty, Cora Mihalick, Shelby Myers, Jacob Priest, Andrew Snider, Megan Stanton, Nicholas Willis, Drew Young

Class of 2018

Emily Amore, Rachel Beichler, Lillian Boehmer, Zachary Fernandez, Allison Hempleman, Mackenzie Howard, Jacob Koch, Samuel Lama, Cameron Leedale, Jacob Lumbatis, Marie Medert, Martin Nadwodney, Bailey Nelson, Emily Nutter, Elizabeth Ohl, Kai Reed, Lauren Riggleman, Preston Roesink, Allison Shaw, Noah Stutz, Emily Tyack, Kaylee Zimpfer

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Benjamin Bemis, Alexis Brothers, Hannah Brown, Noah Campbell, Jordyn Creely, Granger Evans, Alison Lensink, William Luft, Samuel Martine, Makenzie McDonald, Jeannette Miller, Laura Nowicki, Taylor Passwaters, Lauren Poly, Justin Ricciardo

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Ashley Bell, Charlotte Campbell, Matthew Carlisle, Peyton Ehret, Connor Hinerman, Edward Jewett, Shannon Keck, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Gabreilla Miller-Barber, Elizabeth Moore, Alexandra Powelson, Joshua Riggleman, Jenna Shaw, Michael Snider

Second Honors  Quarter 3  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2017

Samuel Bending, Caleb Claggett, Justin Frazee, Theresa Geiger, Jessaca Graves, Ashley Harkless, Nicholas Jewett, Emily Kazee, Mary Brigid Keck, Courtney Kelley, Lauren McQuinn, Joseph Mummey, Mason Peddicord, Grant Rausch, Kelsey Ruff, Benjamin Russ, Ruth Schmelzer, Connor Sheehan, Andrea Talbott, Emma Vanoy, Charles Wade, Sarah Waggoner, Gretchen Wagner, Katelyn Zimpfer

Class of 2018

Jaidyn Adkins, Samuel Anderson, Caleb Bemiller, Curtis Boren, Emma Cartagena, Jake Cartagena, Hunter Chapman, Jennie Choberka, Ashton Cook, Joseph Dawson, William Durham, Rachel Filichia, Xavier Gartside, Andrea Goodman, Blake Hamilton, Eva Hedstrom, Joshua Hoy, Victoria Joyce, Lindsey Langenbrunner, Kylee May, Austin McKenzie, William Price, Konnor Ruff, Tyler Scott, Mary Smith, Haylee Starzyk, Patricia Windholtz, Keaton Wirth, Tyler York

Class of 2019

Samantha Basham, Abbigail Buchanan, Marlee Chute, Amber Cook, Adashia Fitzgerald, Sylvia Heffley, Alexa Hess, Heath Jeffries, Carli Kelley, Caroline Kiefer, Alexander Lupton, Madeline Muetzel, Grant Myers, Amelia O’Neill, Samuel Pegher, Lucas Pierce, J.J. Snider, Avery Stutz, William Suttle, Trey Tigner, Patrick Urban

Class of 2020

Mickenna Canning, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Caden Elwell, Slater Evans, Derek Hawk, Griffin Helms, Daryl Howard, Mason May, Nathan McGlone, Aubrey Nelson, Mitchell Priest, Abagail Silone, Rachael Stanley, Liliana Villa, Abigail Waggoner, Faith Weiner, Nathaniel Williams

You can now purchase your tickets or corporate sponsorship for the 2017 Cirque Du Wave Touch of Class Auction online. All the information about the night of the auction, RSVP, corporate sponsorship’s and gym dedication is now available online. Go here to learn more or purchase tickets.

Any girl in Grades 8-11 interested in trying out for Newark Catholic Cheerleading for 2017-2018 should attend a meeting on Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 6:00pm.  At least one parent should attend.  The meeting will be held in the Newark Catholic Cafeteria.  E-mail Coach Crystal Fulk with questions, crystalfulk@yahoo.com.

St. Joseph the Worker Day and May Crowning:  We are in need of parents to help with our May 5^th Community Service Day at Newark Catholic. If you are available, please call the office or send a note to Mrs. Julie Waggoner. Your help is needed to assist in transporting and chaperoning our students. This is a day all of us can give back to our community by helping with various jobs around the homes of those in need or a community area.  Thank your for your assistance. Students will be given a free lunch that day and then dismissed at 1:15 pm.  Please join us for our May crowning at 12:30 pm on that day too.

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Please check out our current Coaches Openings here.

NC students enjoyed an assembly today with Fr. Dave Pivonka, a nationally known author and speaker. For twenty years Fr. Dave has been leading pilgrimages to some of the holiest and most important sites in our Christian faith. He spends much of his time helping others come to know God’s love for them through his preaching and other spiritual outreaches.

Mr. Russ Nelson has been selected as Coughlin Automotive You Made A Difference Teacher Award for 2017. Mr. Nelson was nominated by senior, Charlie Wade. Mr. Nelson teaches Physics, Math Modeling, AP Calculus, Physics for Robotics Engineering and also serves as the Technology Coordinator and Games Club Advisor at Newark Catholic. Read his bio here.

Coughlin Automotive Group created this awards program to honor 13 selected educational staff members from the Licking County School Districts. There is one award recipient from each of the 10 districts plus- C-TEC, LCESC, and Newark Catholic. The purpose of the award is to recognize and honor each recipient for his/her outstanding effort to “Make-A-Difference” in the lives of students. 

CONGRATS MR.NELSON!

Inviting all parents and teens to a talk by Bishop Frederick Campbell on March from 7-9 p.m. at St. Francis de Sales Parish.

We are pleased to announce our 33rd annual Touch of Class Dinner & Auction which will take place on Saturday April 29th, 2017 in our school gymnasium. This year’s theme is Cirque Du Wave.

Newark Catholic Robotics FRC Team #6027 is working on their robotics web page. You can find information about our team, pictures from past events, updates to this years build, and a calendar of all upcoming events. Please visit us at http://www.newarkcatholic.org/robotics

The NC Robotics Team could use your support!

The Brain Waves #6027, will be competing in the FIRSTRobotics Buckeye Regional competition on April 1st, 2017, in Cleveland, Ohio. They are raising money to pay for associated expenses including event registration, kit of parts, supplies, and travel expenses.

Follow this link to read more and help fund The Brain Waves #6027

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Our CCP forms and resources page has been updated for the 2017-2018 school year. Please take some time to look at the resources included. There are fillable forms available, as well as links to the college applications.

To view our CCP page, CLICK HERE.

Families registered in Catholic parishes are eligible for tuition assistance from our diocese. Local tuition assistance for participating Catholics and non-participating Catholics is also available at Newark Catholic High School.

Financial assistance will only be given to those who qualify through the FACTS application. The FACTS form is used for both Diocesan and Newark Catholic grants. To be eligible for a Newark Catholic grant service hours and finances must be in order. This aid is based on financial need and not all who apply are given the grants. To apply you must complete a FACTS Student Aid Form only available online at www.factstutionaid.com

Forms must be completed and submitted online by March 15, 2017. Applicants can pay using a Credit Card, Debit Card, Electronic transfer from checking account, or Electronic transfer from savings account.

Just a reminder if you would like to receive text alerts whenever Newark Catholic is closed or delayed, click on this link to sign up through our partners at WBNS 10TV.

College Credit Plus Information Night will be held on Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 6 pm in the school cafeteria.  Mrs. Welch will be covering the process to apply for admission to CCP, funding available to cover the coursework, the benefits and risks that come with this program, and the choices available to students.  Several area colleges will be available to discuss their CCP offerings.

College Credit Plus is a program open to students grades 7-12 that allows for dual credit.  Students can take college courses, earn both high school and college credit for the work, and be fully funded for the work (some conditions apply).  Currently, we have students taking Psychology and Composition I in our building, taught by COTC professors through CCP.  Additionally, we have students taking online courses that are available through Ohio colleges, and students have the opportunity to take coursework on the college campuses during the summer, fall, or spring semesters.

ANY STUDENTS that are considering taking courses through this path need to attend with a parent.  One of the difficult challenges of this program is the higher level of responsibility put on the student, both within the class and in navigating college.  It is important that students understand their responsibility in the program.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Congrats to all the students who made honor roll!

First Honors Quarter 2 (no grade below A-)

Class of 2017

Claudia Crumrine, Madison Crumrine, Noah Fodor, Kyle Gibson, Annmarie Haefs, Steven Hitchens, Nicholas Jewett, Tanner Lake,  Nathan Liesen, Hannah Luft, Kaitlin McCarty, Cora Mihalick, Shelby Myers, Jacob Priest, Michael Reis, Benjamin Russ, Andrew Snider, Megan Stanton, Charles Wade, Nicholas Willis

Class of 2018

Lillian Boehmer, Hunter Chapman, Zachary Fernandez, Allison Hempleman, Mackenzie Howard, Jacob Koch, Samuel Lama, Cameron Leedale, Jacob Lumbatis, Marie Medert, Martin Nadwodney, Bailey Nelson, Emily Nutter, Elizabeth Ohl, Kai Reed, Lauren Riggleman, Preston Roesink, Emily Tyack, Patricia Windholtz, Kaylee Zimpfer

Class of 2019

Caillie Barnett, Benjamin Bemis, Alexis Brothers, Hannah Brown, Noah Campbell, Granger Evans, Sylvia Heffley, Alexa Hess, Alison Lensink, William Luft, Samuel Martine, Makenzie McDonald, Laura Nowicki, Amelia O’Neill, Justin Ricciardo

Class of 2020

Kennedy Aikey, Charlotte Campbell, Matthew Carlisle, Edward Jewett, Shannon Keck, Nicolette Liesen, Garrett McCarthy, Gabreilla Miller-Barber, Elizabeth Moore, Alexandra Powelson, Jenna Shaw, Michael Snider, Faith Weiner

Second Honors  Quarter 2  (no grade below B-)

Class of 2017

Samuel Bending, Caleb Claggett, Justin Frazee, Theresa Geiger, Nicholas Gialdini, Jessaca Graves, Nolan Jurden, Emily Kazee, Mary Brigid Keck, Courtney Kelley, Joseph Mummey, Vincent O’Neill, Mason Peddicord, Kelsey Ruff, Connor Sheehan, Emma Vanoy, Sarah Waggoner, Katelyn Zimpfer

Class of 2018

Jaidyn Adkins, Emily Amore, Samuel Anderson, John Antol, Rachel Beichler, Caleb Bemiller, Adam Bloom, Curtis Boren, Jake Cartagena, Mackenzie Claeys, Ashton Cook, William Durham, Rachel Filichia, Andrea Goodman, Victoria Joyce, Lindsey Langenbrunner, Cameron Lewis, Kylee May, Austin McKenzie, Bailee McKenzie, Konnor Ruff, Allison Shaw, Mary Smith, Haylee Starzyk, Noah Stutz, Samuel Wendt, Keaton Wirth, Tyler York

Class of 2019

Samantha Basham, Julian Brown, Abbigail Buchanan, Marlee Chute, Amber Cook, Jordyn Creely, Grant Erickson, Adashia Fitzgerald, Meaghan Gilligan, Heath Jeffries, Caroline Kiefer, Liam Kirkpatrick, Nathan Lee, Alexander Lupton, Madeline Muetzel, Grant Myers, Taylor Passwaters, Samuel Pegher, Lucas Pierce, Lauren Poly, J.J. Snider, Ian Stacey, William Suttle, Trey Tigner

Class of 2020

Ashley Bell, Mickenna Canning, Colby Claggett, Ellie Cotterman, Peyton Ehret, Caden Elwell, Slater Evans, Anthony Ghiloni, Chloe Goldsberry, Derek Hawk, Griffin Helms, Connor Hinerman, Daryl Howard, Taylor Howarth, Kyle King, Mason May, Nathan McGlone, Aubrey Nelson, Mitchell Priest, Joshua Riggleman, Timothy Roesink, Abagail Silone, Rachael Stanley, Liliana Villa, Abigail Waggoner, Nathaniel Williams

Our Fall semester Digital Communications class worked with our Marketing Director in filming and producing this amazing video which captures the essence of who we are at NC. Click here to view video in it’s entirety: Our Mission 

Our Mission: Newark Catholic High School is committed to creating an environment for students to grow in their Catholic Faith, expand their knowledge, and extend their talents in service to others.

Winter Golf is starting for boys & girls in grades 4-11. Get more information in the attached flyer and if you have any questions,

please contact Coach McManus 740-973-1307

Next Friday evening, January 20, we will be honoring our Military (active and retired) at the Boys Basketball game versus Johnstown. All Active and Retired Military will receive FREE ADMISSION to the game. Just let us know at the gate.

All active and veteran Military will be recognized prior to the start of the game before the National Anthem and Military Honorary Team Captains will be recognized as well.

BE OUR GUEST…BE OUR GUEST…!

The Newark Catholic Drama Department will present Beauty & The Beast, Jan. 20-21 at the Midland Theater in Newark, Ohio. Beauty and the Beast is a traditional fairy tale written and published in 1740. Please join us for a wonderful evening of entertainment by some very talented students!

Tickets are $15 at the door.

Alums, Danny Mummey, Matt Haycook and Jon Kempf are organizing an Alumni Baseball Game/Tournament for May 20, 2017. This is a Fundraiser for Newark Catholic Baseball. Teams are organizing now.

If you are interested, please contact Jon Kempf at jonkempf12@gmail.com. More information to come soon.

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Show your team spirit and support the Girls Basketball Program.

Eat dinner at the Chipotle on N 21st Street on Tuesday, January 10th between 5:00 pm and 9:00 pm. Bring in this flyer, show it on your smartphone or tell the cashier you’re supporting the cause!

The link below leads to a summary of our exam schedule as posted, as well as changes that will occur if there are any 2-hour weather delays. If school is cancelled on any of the scheduled days, that day will be made up on January 4. Students return to school on January 3, then we will have the exams that were missed on January 4.

Please note:

• Any students with exam conflicts should check with the schedule and email their teacher if there are questions or continued conflicts.
• Students with extended time exams: if there is a delay, please show up at 10:00 am. You will be given a new time schedule with Mrs. Palur, but your subjects for testing that day will stay the same.
• With a delay, some students may have shortened lunch time of 30 minutes (students that get 90 minutes for their exam). Plan ahead and pack a lunch, or make arrangements that ensure you are on time to your afternoon exams. You cannot be tardy.
• Note Study Tables – these are opportunities to study and get additional help if needed. Take advantage of the help.

A small group of NC students had the honor of going to Bishop Hartley today
to participate in St. Gabriel Radio’s “From the Chair” with Bishop Campbell.

The episode will air January 4th at 5 pm.

Our choir was joined by the very talented group Switchback at the Feast of the Immaculate Conception Mass this morning.

They will be performing together tomorrow (Friday) evening at the Midland. Students get in 2 for 1.

Watch Video on Facebook

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Newark Catholic will be selling pre-sale football playoff tickets at the high school on Tuesday from Noon-3:30 pm and Friday from Noon-3:00 pm.  Tickets will also be sold at the pep rally on Wednesday between 7:00-8:15 pm. The pep rally will begin at 7:30 pm.

Tickets are $8.00 pre-sale and $10.00 at the game for all ages 6 and up. (Ages 5 and under are admitted free.)  The Athletic Department will receive  $1.40 for each pre-sale ticket sold.

Newark Catholic will be playing Cuyahoga Heights in the State Semi-Finals at Orville High School’s Red Rider Stadium located at 841 Ella Street in Orville on Friday, November 25 at 7:30 pm. The stadium is approximately 1  hour 45 minutes northeast of Newark or only 20 minutes east of Wooster.  There will be a $3.00 parking fee.

Contact Athletic Director Scott Harris at scottharris@laca.org with questions.

Please see winners for this month’s raffle here.

Take advantage of the great FALL savings with this 20% off coupon on School Days uniforms.

All 8th graders in the Licking and Knox County Vicariate are welcome to attend Prospective Student Day at Newark Catholic!

Wednesday, November 9th from 9:15 a.m. until 1:15 p.m.

An Information Session for parents will also be held that evening from 6:00 – 7:30 PM. 

Contact the school office at 740-344-3594  for more details.