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Educational & Extracurricular Activities
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Golf Enrichment Program
Holy Spirit School is offering a Golf Enrichment Program for students in grades K-8. Classes are once per week after school. www.golftga.com.
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 2011-2012 Holy Spirit School Student Government
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Holy Spirit School Student Government
Rev. John Tarantino, Parish Administrator; Sr. Marie Antonelli, M.P.F., Principal; Mrs. Judy Gorski, Teacher Coordinator; Demoan Giunta, President; Jennifer Kurzweil, Vice President; Victoria Schmidt, Recording Secretary; Zachary Andruska, Corresponding Secretary; Philip Sprague, Treasurer Class Representatives: Kaitlyn Hart, 7th Grade; Anthony Dotzman, 6th Grade; Patrick Walsh, 4th Grade
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2012 Holy Spirit School Girl Scouts
Pictured are all of the Girl Scouts at Holy Spirit School with Kathleen Washington, Troop Coordinator, Sr. Marie Antonelli, M.P.F., Principal, Fr. John Tarantino, Administrator and the Girl Scout troop leaders.
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National Geographic Geography Bee
Students in Holy Spirit School in grades 4 through 8 participate in the National Geographic Bee. Two students win each grade's geography bee moving on to the final competition.
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Book Club
Calling All Readers! Would you like to spend some quality time reading a good book? Then join the book club! Students will have the opportunity to read books for their book reports or just discover new books they have not read yet. Book Club meetings are after school on Thursdays, every other week. If you have any questions, contact Ms. Cook |
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Junior Leadership Program
Holy Spirit school children participated in an elite nationwide week-long program in Washington DC and Boston to learn leadership skills with other children from across the United States. |
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Red Bulls Reaching Personal Goals (Goals for Goals Program)
Students participated in a goal setting program sponsored by the professional soccer team, the New York Red Bulls. Upon completion of the program, two of the team’s players visited the school, spoke about hard work and effort, and signed autographs for each student at the end of their presentation. |
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Students Record Song of Hope
As part of the “9-12 School Project”, the students recorded a song that emphasizes 12 values: Honesty, Reverence, Hope, Thrift, Humility, Charity, Sincerity, Moderation, Hard Work, Courage, Personal Responsibility, and Gratitude. The 9-12 Project was created to revitalize the values and principals Americans felt after the 9-11 tragedy. The 9-12 School Project is a junior version of this program. You can find more information about the 9-12 School Project at www.912Project.com. |
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Trep$ Marketplace
TREP$ comes from the word entrepreneurs and is a 6-week after school program that teaches kids how to start and operate a small business. TREP$ earned the NJPTA Champion for Children Award. The culminating activity is a flea market-style TREP$ Marketplace in which the kids launch their businesses to the “public”, a memory-making experience. |
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