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NCC PROM COURT
2008 |
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Congratulations to the following seniors who were selected for the
Prom Court.
King: Brian Kirst
Queens: Laura Bueter & Mariah
Cutter
1st
attendants: Ryan Brueggen & Sam Sutkamp
2nd
attendants: Brian Heinrichs & Jessica Wimsatt
3rd
attendants: Patrick Collopy & Betsy Schneider
4th
attendants: Andy McGinnis & Ashley Ryan
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NEWPORT CENTRAL
CATHOLIC SET TO “BREAK GROUND” ON NEW BUILDING ADDITION |
Friday morning, May 9th, the Most Reverend Roger J. Foys, D.D.,
Bishop of Covington, lead an important ceremony at Newport
Central Catholic High School. Bishop Foys, with the school
population looking on, helped to “break ground” on a project
that will completely transform this coed Diocesan high school of
467 students.
(Click here for complete
press release.)
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~ ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS ~
ARE YOU VIRTUS TRAINED? |
Parish Festival and summer sports are here. Please be aware that,
if you wish to participate in parish and school activities that
involve the presence of children, you need to be trained and in
compliance with the safe environment program in the diocese. Your
first step is to go to your pastor or principal, etc. for the
paperwork.Compliance:
- Received the diocesan
policies and procedures and signed the 2007 Acceptance Form
- Submitted information
(Application Form) for and been cleared through a background check
- Registered online at
www.virtus.org, signed up for
and attended a class
- Read the bulletins and
modules. (Directions are in the Messenger)
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CONGRATULATIONS
COACH SCHNEIDER
and
COACH MERTLE |
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NCC
Head Football Coach Mr. Bob Schneider is a NHSACA Coach of the
Year Finalist and Hall of Fame Inductee.
NCC
Head Volleyball Coach Mrs. Jenny Mertle is one of 8 finalist for
the NHSACA Coach of the Year.
A
banquet and induction ceremony will be held in June in Colorado.
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NCC
DIRT
MAY
CROWNING |
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Members
of the NCC DIRT (Discussion of Inspiring Readings in Theology)
group honor our Blessed Mother with a crown of roses. NCC students
include: Susan Geiger, Bridget Quitter, Emma Dill, Cynthia Dill,
Devin Klaserner and Mrs. Colleen Swaim. The statue of Mary was
recently cleaned after the statue was vandalized. The cleaning was
compliments of a generous donor who wishes to remain anonymous.
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FOUR NCC JUNIORS SELECTED AS GOVERNOR’S SCHOLAR |
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Four
juniors from Newport Central Catholic High School have been selected
to represent NCC in the Governor's Scholar Program this summer.
They are as follows:
Kelsay
Froendhoff – daughter of Rich and Annette of St. Therese Parish
Devin
Klaserner – son of Robert and Ann of St. Therese Parish
Ross
Goetz – son of Dennis and Mary Jo of St. Joseph Parish
Christopher Grosser – son of Scott and Jane of St. Catherine Parish
This
prestigious five-week study program provides academic and personal
growth in a non-traditional experience at Bellarmine University,
Centre College, or Morehead Sate University. Students were selected
on the basis of test scores from the PSAT, SAT or ACT. Their
unweighted GPA and difficulty of course load was also taken into
consideration. Students submitted a writing entry and demonstrated
what they have done in the areas of extracurricular activities and
service.
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REGIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM |
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Congratulations to sophomores Elizabeth Canafax and Nolan Johnson
for being selected to participate in the 2008 Regional Youth
Leadership Program. They will join other high school juniors from
throughout the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. The
program is sponsored by the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati
Chambers of Commerce. Elizabeth is the daughter of Jamie and Kevin
Canafax of St. Therese Parish and Nolan is the son of Lisa and Paul
Johnson of St. Joseph Parish.
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NCC '04 GRADUATE
RECEIVES HONOR
and SCHOLARSHIP |
Congratulations to NKU Senior and 2004 NCC Alum Michael Mertle on
receiving a $1500 scholarship awarded by the Cincinnati Sports
Professionals Network (CSPN). Michael was recognized as a worthy
student studying in the sports business industry. Michael was
honored at a special ceremony along with other local sports
business executives receiving awards where special guest Gayle
Sayers was in attendance.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE
FESTIVAL - NKU |
Congratulations to the students who took part in the foreign
language festival at NKU on Saturday.
The winners were:
1st place for costumes: Corryn Muench
2nd: Place for Construction models: Kevin
Connor & Adam Kramer
Third Place: Alyssa Wolterman for construction
Models
Honorable Mention: Ellen Williams
and Michele Woods for scrape bookings.
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SAVE YOUR BOXES |
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Dear Community Members,
As we prepare for this summer and construction / renovation we
will be in great need of boxes to pack up and move entire
classrooms, the library, etc so asbestos removal can occur.
Please make an effort to save paper boxes from work or any boxes
that can be used to pack things and when packed are not so big
they cannot be moved. You can drop them off here at school.
Thanks,
Bob Noll
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John Paul II Catholic Foresters Court
NCC partners with
Catholic Order of Foresters (COF)
NCC John Paul II - Court #2517 |
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At a recent COF Banquet, NCC officially became the first high school
to partner with COF and begin a court or youth group. The official
name of our COF court is John Paul II. Shown are elected NCC Court
Officers, Bob Noll, Mary and Phil Ciafardini, and Peggy Piccola
along with COF state dignitaries |
At this time we invite everyone to learn more about becoming a
member of our NCC John Paul II Catholic Order of Foresters Court
and begin taking advantage of the benefits and fun activities
planned. Briefly defined, the purpose is to provide various
monthly opportunities for students and/or families to participate
in sponsored events that are religious, educational, or outreach
in nature. Through the COF matching funds program, NCC will
benefit by receiving ongoing additional funds for academic
purposes. Funds are based on enrollment and membership attendance
at COF sponsored events.
Please
visit the
COF
website and click on the Pathways menu item. Our contact
through COF is Mr. Chris Dillon and he can be reached at (859)
746-9110 or feel free to contact the NCC Development Office. The
yearly membership dues per individual is between $15 - $25 and all
age groups are encourage to become a member of the NCC John Paul
II COF Court. Membership application forms can be
downloaded here.
Mark your
calendar for June 9 for a COF Bus Trip to a Florence Freedom
Baseball Game and watch for other upcoming events .
TRAVEL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
MEMBERSHIP INSURANCE APPLICATION
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NCC STUDENTS ELECTED TO
ADVISORY BOARD OF
STUDENTS FOR LIFE OF KENTUCKY |
Congratulations to NewCath grads Molly Roy '04 and Marissa Caldwell
'05 who were elected to the 2nd Annual Advisory Board of Students
For Life of Kentucky. Molly will serve as Secretary Officer and
Marissa will serve as Public Relations Officer. Students For Life
of Kentucky is a statewide pro life organizations. Molly and
Marissa are also officers of the Northern Kentucky Right to Life.
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NCC SENIOR HAMILTON
NAMED NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST |
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Newport Central Catholic High School
congratulates Senior Ian Hamilton, son of Joe and Jan Hamilton
of Ft. Thomas, KY for being named a National Merit Finalist in
the 2008 National Merit Scholarship Competition.
Ian has met the requirements for Finalist
standings in the 2008 National Merit Scholarship Program, a
distinction that places him in a group representing about half
of one percent of U.S. high school graduating seniors. He is
among 16,000 finalists now being considered for 8,200 Merit
Scholarship awards. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation
will announce the 2008 Merit Scholarship recipients beginning in
March.
Newport Central Catholic congratulates Ian
on his outstanding achievement and wishes him luck in being
selected as a Merit Scholarship Winner.
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"WE BELIEVE"
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN |
"We Believe" Capital Campaign. Click
here for an information sheet
regarding where we are and where we are going. There will be
much more information
to follow in the coming weeks. This
is the beginning of a long awaited journey.
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NCC CHALKBOARD |
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Date |
Event |
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05-12 |
Last
Regular Day of Class for Seniors |
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05-13 |
Burger
Bash - McDonalds - 5:00-8:00 |
05-13 -
05-15 |
Senior
Exams |
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05-13 |
Booster Meeting
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Cafeteria, 8:00 |
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05-14 |
Mothers' Club Meeting
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Cafeteria, 6:30 Mass followed by meeting |
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05-15 |
Senior
Dance |
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05-16 |
Senior
Breakfast and Mass |
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05-20 |
Graduation
Practice 9:45 AM (TMC) |
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05-20 |
Baccalaureate Mass (St. Catherine 6pm) followed by
dinner & awards in gym |
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05-21 |
Graduation
Ceremony TMC (7:00 PM, graduates must arrive by 6:00 PM) |
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05-26 |
Memorial
Day - No School |
05-27 -
05-29 |
Underclass Exams |
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06-04 |
Physicals - 6:00 PM NCC gym |
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06-09 |
COF
Event - see below |
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06-09 |
Summer
School Starts |
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06-09 |
Florence
Freedom Baseball Game (COF) |
06-09 -
06-12 |
NCC
Girls Hoops Camp - see below
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06-16 -
06-19 |
NCC
Boys Hoops Camp - see below |
06-16 -
06-19 |
NCC
Volleyball Camp - see below |
06-25 -
07-09 |
KHSAA dead period |
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07-24 |
NCC Junior
High Football (see below) |
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08-08 |
NCC
Boosters Annual Golf Outing |
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JUNE
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CATHOLIC ORDER OF
FORESTERS NEW
June 9 |
Our first big event will be
an outing to a Florence Freedom Game on June 9th and all are
welcome to join the fun. A bus will be provided at no extra
charge and will depart from NCC at 5:45pm and return after the
game. Let’s fill the bus!
Cost:
NCC/COF adult
members - $5.00
NCC/COF youth
members - 18 and under are free.
COF adult members
of another court other than NCC - $5.00 and youth members are
free.
Additional tickets
for non COF members - $6.00 (adult and youth).
Flyers
are available on our website at
www.ncchs.com or in the school office. Please complete the
request for the number of tickets and return to the school office
before the end of May. Please note the court number in which you
are a member. Checks can be made payable to Newport Central
Catholic.
If you have any questions
please contact Peggy Piccola at
bobpeg.piccola@fuse.net
or (859) 380-6456.
We encourage you to visit the
COF website at
www.CatholicForesterky.org and click on the Pathways menu
item. Members who sign up during the month of May will receive a
ticket to the game and a NCC/COF t-shirt. Take advantage of year
long benefits you will receive by becoming a COF member. Plus,
the school will directly benefit by receiving $25.00 for each
Pathways policy.
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NEWCATH
BASKETBALL
CAMP
June 9-12 (girls)
June 16-19 (boys) |
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NewCath Hoops Basketball Camp
Girls' Sessions: (June 9-12)
9:00 am - Noon (grades 5-8)
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (grades 1-4)
Boys' Sessions: (June 16-19)
9:00 am - Noon (grades 5-8)
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (grades 1-4)
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NEWCATH
VOLLEYBALL CAMP
June 16, 17, 18 & 19 |
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Current 5th & 6th grade girls
4:30
- 6:00 PM
Current 7th & 8th grade girls
6:30
- 8:30 PM
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JULY
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NCC JUNIOR
HIGH FOOTBALL
July 24 |
Newport Central Catholic High School invites 6th, 7th, and 8th
graders from the Campbell County parishes to play on its Junior
High Football Team. If interested call Bob Schneider at (859)
292-0001.An
informational meeting and sign-ups is scheduled for
Thursday, July
24 for parents and players. If interested please plan on
attending the meeting or contact Coach Jeff Brauley at
513-369-4131 or at 859-572-0203. You may also contact the school
office during school hours.
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AUGUST
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NCC BOOSTERS
ANNUAL
GOLF OUTING
Aug. 8 |
| Date changed to FRIDAY.
More details to follow. |
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SEPTEMBER
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