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Memorials
In Memory of Doris Barbagelata
Jean Barbagelata
In Memory of Judy Calbert
Suzanne and Bob Couch Tim Molak
Peggy and Al Zappelli
In Memory of Louis Kovacs
Tim Molak
In Memory of Michael Schilling
Susan Carey
Peggy and Al Zappelli
In Memory of Roberton Lopez
Kathryn and Gregory ‘67 Hampton
Honors
In Honor of Fr. Anselm Smedile
Aimee Lalancette and Eric Newcomb
In Honor of Kindra Briggs
Suzanne and Kenneth Akers
In Honor of Jennie Chiu
Sit Mui Agnes and Arthur Tang Vicky Tsai and Eric Bevan Cynthia and Raymond Cheung Courtney Cheung ‘13
Corey Cheung ‘11
Sylvie and Byron Cheung Andres Czerwiak
Nina and Dimitri Dimitreli The Dorsa Family
Anne Marie and Patrick Fox Tracie Kiachian
Brandee and Brian Krzanich
Betty and Felix Lin
Shelly and Jonathan Newton
Lisa and Richard Repp
Peg and Jim Schaepe
Leslie and Alexander ‘78 Schilling Maureen Stapleton
In Honor of Jim LaTerza ‘64
Joseph Cowan ‘64
In Honor of Richard Paige
Suzanne and Kenneth Akers
In Honor of Paul Trudelle
Suzanne and Kenneth Akers
In Honor of Katharina and George ‘76 Stromeyer
Ryanne DeGood
Ann Hadden-Cornelius and Craig
Cornelius
MEMORIALS AND HONORS
8TH GRADERS VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C.
Priory’s substantial middle school humanities curriculum culminates in 8th grade with a week-long trip to Washington, D.C. According to 8th grade humanities teacher Kyle Utsumi, “Priory eighth-graders travel to our nation’s capital each fall to experience American history first-hand. Visits to monuments, museums, and seats of government open students’ eyes to the story of
our country’s founding and the challenges Americans have faced and overcome throughout history. In addition to laying the groundwork for their history studies, the class enjoys time together outside the classroom, building bonds of friendship and unity that last long after returning to the Priory.” The September trip is an excellent way for students to kick off the school year and apply what they witnessed and learned in Washington, D.C. throughout the year and into their high school experience.
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Students learn and explore Washington, D.C. together