Saydi Callahan Keefe, Director of Admissions, recently visited two Upper School alumnae at the University of Tampa. Liz Kelly ’20 is a senior at UT. She is a double major in Business Management and Marketing. Liz is a Spartan Ambassador in the UT Admissions Office, a secretary of UT Catholic, and a member of PAWS and DECA Collegiate. She was elected into…
After just one class to cover the basics, Mrs. Lima’s 6th grade ceramics students were given their first slabs of clay! “Slab ghost luminaries are in the works!,” says Mrs. Lima
On Monday, September 11th, Mrs. Giarrusso’s AP Language and Composition class viewed former President George W. Bush’s Oval Office address from 9/11/01. The class analyzed Bush’s speech for purpose, audience, context, exigence, tone, and style choices.
Samara currently studies coral species traits in Florida and the Persian Gulf
Lizzie Genzale ’13, ’17 , Gym Teacher, shares her favorite memories from her time as a Lacordaire student.
Aidan is among 1.2% of qualified PSAT test-takers who were selected as semifinalists.
This morning, Student Government led our new Lady Lions in Upper School Orientation. After a quick bagel breakfast, students mingled, broke off into small groups, toured the campus, and learned all of each other’s names. We cannot wait to see what our new students will accomplish this year!
The group served at a respite center for migrants run by Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley.
We are proud to announce that this year’s recipient of the Michael Aymar Forensics award is Suhani Kumar. Suhani (5th grade) is a new member of Lacordaire’s Forensics team, and she is also the youngest recipient we have ever had! According to Mrs. Thornton and Ms. McFarlane, who oversee the Forensics program at Lacordaire, Suhani is an exemplary student who…
Here’s a peek into the various camps and activities that Lacordaire students have enjoyed so far this summer! Fishing Camp Students in Mr. Houston’s Fishing Camp adventured throughout the state of New Jersey – from local parks all the way down the shore – to catch and release a wide variety of aquatic wildlife! One of the many reasons…
