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STEM in Action
Eighth grade students integrated science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) principles to design and create prototypes under the direction of their physics teacher, Mrs. Joanne Arnold. The students built robotic cars using fuel cells and the process of hydrolysis as a source of kinetic energy. They also constructed toy boats using various types of energy to move across a 2-meter pool. In addition to these projects, the building of rockets introduced students to aerospace and aerodynamic design while studying Newtonian Law.
With the assistance of Ms. Pellen, Cooperative Extension Educator from Rutgers University, the students constructed robotic arms to demonstrate pneumatic construction and engineering design processes. Through outreach and integrated programs, our STEM curriculum prepares students to excel in their advanced high school classes and future careers.
Click below to watch STEM in Action!
With the assistance of Ms. Pellen, Cooperative Extension Educator from Rutgers University, the students constructed robotic arms to demonstrate pneumatic construction and engineering design processes. Through outreach and integrated programs, our STEM curriculum prepares students to excel in their advanced high school classes and future careers.
Click below to watch STEM in Action!
Saint Dominic School Students Win Brick Elks Americanism Essay Contest
Congratulations to Catherine Closkey, Teagan Gambert, Aedin Naiduk, Kierstin Trebour, and Sofia Gonzales-Trelles, whose essays were chosen to advance in the 2016-2017 Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the Brick Elks Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America. Students were asked to author an essay detailing "Why Is it Important to Vote?" Saint Dominic School students rose above the competition, explaining how important democracy is to them, while demonstrating what it takes to be an outstanding citizen participating in the voting process.
Fourth Grade Student Wins My County Poster Contest
Each year, the Ocean County Clerk sponsors a county-wide poster contest to promote National County Government Month, which occurs in April. Fourth grade students from over 30 municipalities in Ocean County enter the "My County Poster Contest." Four top winners were selected by the Clerk's Office to be honored during a ceremony held at the Ocean County Administration Building in Toms River. We are delighted to announce that Malia D'Alterio is this year's First Place Winner! Congratulations to Malia!
Students Win Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority's Third Annual Metedeconk River Watershed, Mascot, Slogan and PSA Competition
Congratulations to fourth grade student, Leo McConnell, and seventh grade students, Alexandria Talamyan and Sarah Ebinger, for winning the mascot and public service announcement portions of the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority's (BTMUA) Third Annual Metedeconk River Watershed, Mascot, Slogan and PSA Competition.
Two Students Receive Awards in the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey Folder Contest
More than 7,000 fourth grade students from across New Jersey participated in the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey Fourth Grade Folder Contest, but just 30 earned their way to the award ceremony held on May 3rd at the Middlesex County Fire Academy. All 30 fourth grade student finalists received medals for their creative peer-to-peer substance abuse prevention artwork with the theme, "Fun Things to Do Instead Of Doing Drugs."
Two students from Saint Dominic School, Malia D'Alterio and Kayla Ryan, were among the 30 students recognized at the ceremony. Malia drew her inspiration for her message from dancing, "Being Drug Free Keeps Me on My Toes," while Kayla illustrated a gymnastics-themed message in "Leap for Your Dream, Not for Drugs." Congratulations to Malia and Kayla!
Two students from Saint Dominic School, Malia D'Alterio and Kayla Ryan, were among the 30 students recognized at the ceremony. Malia drew her inspiration for her message from dancing, "Being Drug Free Keeps Me on My Toes," while Kayla illustrated a gymnastics-themed message in "Leap for Your Dream, Not for Drugs." Congratulations to Malia and Kayla!
2016-2017 New Jersey Cybersecurity Poster Contest
As part of Miss Shanley's computer class, each student created a poster demonstrating the effects cyberbullying has on children of all ages. Competing among 40 New Jersey schools with nearly 200 submissions, our very own first grader, Wesley Clayton is the winner! Congratulations, Wesley!
Eighth Grade Student Receives Acceptance and Scholarship to Loyola
Eighth grade student, Graciella Trivilegio, was accepted into Loyola School's Class of 2021! Graciella is also the recipient of the McKinnon Scholarship in the amount of $10,000 each year for four years. Loyola School is a prestigious Catholic, Jesuit, independent, coeducational, college preparatory, secondary day school located in New York City. Congratulations, Graciella!
Saint Rose High School Awards Eighth Grade Student with a Half-Tuition Scholarship
Michael Martin, an eighth grade Saint Dominic School student, is the recipient of a half-tuition scholarship in the amount of $6,000 for the academic year 2017-2018. Michael was awarded this scholarship for earning the highest score on the High School Placement Test administered at Saint Rose High School and in recognition of his academic ability as well as the strength of his academic preparation at Saint Dominic School. Congratulations, Michael!
Three Students Receive Fontbonne Scholarship at Saint Rose High School
Three Saint Dominic School students were awarded the Fontbonne Scholars tuition grant for $1000 annually at Saint Rose High School. Daniel DeFlores, Michel Martin, and Nathan Quintanilla received this scholarship based on their strong academic records and test scores, which made them eligible for AP World History and Project Lead the Way Engineering. Congratulations, Michael, Daniel, and Nathan!
Five Students Receive Fournier Scholarship at Saint Rose High School
Leonardo Chiarella, Daniel Fazzari, Matthew Moffa, David Oliver, and Kaitlyn Trageser were awarded the Fournier Scholars tuition grant of $500 annually at Saint Rose High School. They received this scholarship based on their strong academic records and test scores, which made them eligible for AP World History or Project Lead the Way Engineering. Congratulations, Leonardo, Daniel, Matthew, David, and Kaitlyn!
Donovan Catholic Welcomes Two Saint Dominic School Students to their Veritas Scholar Program
Ethan Middleton and Nathan Quintanilla have been accepted into Donovan Catholic’s Veritas Program and was each awarded a $1000 scholarship for the year 2017-2018. The Veritas Scholar Program, a fast-tracked, educational curriculum for academically gifted students, is only open to the top scorers on the High School Placement Test with supporting A+ transcripts. Congratulations, Ethan and Nathan!
Eighth Grade Student Receives Scholarship to Attend Red Bank Catholic
Eighth grade student, Kaitlyn Trageser, was chosen as a Mercy Scholar at Red Bank Catholic High School! The Mercy Scholar Scholarship program recognizes a student from each sending Catholic school for the following Mercy Core Values: academic excellence, formation of the whole person, service to others, and a sense of purpose. For this honor, Kaitlyn will receive a scholarship valued at half tuition for each of her four years at Red Bank Catholic! Congratulations, Kaitlyn!
Two Eighth Grade Students Named Casey Fellows at Red Bank Catholic High School
Eighth grade students, Claudia Magahis and Graciella Trivilegio, were each chosen to receive the distinguished Casey Fellow Scholarship at Red Bank Catholic. Students chosen as Casey Fellows are recognized not only for their academic achievement but also for their student potential as they meet and master intellectual challenge as well as explore the numerous opportunities Red Bank Catholic has to offer them. For this honor, Claudia and Graciella will receive a scholarship of $10,000 each year for four years, while maintaining a 3.5 GPA or higher. Congratulations, Claudia and Graciella!
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