Spring Cabaret & Art Festival ~ “Music from the Past Decade”
April 9, 2019
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
NCAA All- You-Can- Eat FISH FRY
March 5, 2019
Every FRIDAY in LENT
March 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5 & 12
4:00pm-7:00pm
Adults 13+ = $11.00
Seniors = $10.00
Ages 6-12 = $5 (one trip)
Children 5 and under FREE (one trip)
Take out meals available! = $10
(includes 4 pieces of fish and one serving of each side)
2nd Quarter Honor Roll
February 4, 2019
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
College Credit Plus 2019-2020 Informational Meeting
January 8, 2019
There will be a meeting to learn about NC’s College Credit Plus Program for the 2019-2020 school year on Wednesday, January 30 at 7:00 pm in the cafeteria. Mrs. Welch will be presenting the benefits and potential risks, available courses and colleges, as well as the paperwork needed to participate. Local college reps will also attend so you can talk to them about their courses and application process. This program expects that the students are the driving force behind their participation, not the parent, and students are treated as college students by the colleges.
We ask that all interested students attend with a parent to ensure that you have a clear understanding of the program. Students participating in the program are now required to attend a counseling session with their parent about CCP, and attending the informational meeting satisfies this requirement. If you are unable to attend, students and a parent will need to schedule a meeting with the counselor to discuss their participation in the program.
CCP is a program that allows students to take college courses while in high school, earning dual high school and college credit for each course. Students apply to the college(s), send paperwork to the state to demonstrate their intent to participate in the program, and apply for the funding. Students who complete the entire process can earn free tuition for the classes (paid by the state) and free textbooks (paid for by NC). Currently, NC offers Introduction to Psychology and Composition I on our campus during the school day, or students can take on-campus or online courses from a variety of participating schools.
We look forward to seeing you on the 30th.
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.
