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Top Scoring Students Receive Placement Test Scholarships
e following students received the top percentile scores on the Padua Placement Test and received renewable scholarships ranging from $1,000-$5,000 per year! eir results are extraordinary in a competitive eld. e Admissions O ce welcomed these winners and their families to our 2nd Annual Breakfast of Champions to celebrate their excellent achievement on January 6, 2018. Featured speaker Julia Danko ’18 highlighted what she loved most about Padua and encouraged the future Bruins to get involved and do their best.
Barrett Croskey ’22, Sacred Heart of Jesus School Cynthia Driscoll ’22, St. Albert the Great School Samuel Edel ’22, Academy of St. Bartholomew McKayla Leonard ’22, St. Charles Borromeo School Alexander Lucko ’22, Academy of St. Bartholomew School Xiaoen Ning ’22, St. Benedict School
Ashley Rasch ’22, Holy Family School
Maxwell Ross ’22, Holy Family School
Gregory Wasil ’22, St. Columbkille School
Je rey Ungvarsky ’22, St. Charles Borromeo School
Padua o ers Placement Test Prep Course
& Test for Rising 8th Graders
Upcoming 8th grade students can prepare for Padua’s High School Placement Test.
High School Placement Test Preparation Course & Test June 12-15, 2018 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Students will bene t from an expert brie ng on the study skills needed to score well on the test. As part of this preparation, each student will receive a copy of the 550-page Master the Catholic High School Entrance Exams study guide. On the last day, students will have the opportunity to take the Padua Placement Test and count it as their “o cial” score for 2018 Padua enrollment. If they are not satis ed with their score, they will have an opportunity to retake the test in the fall at no additional cost.
Summer
Experience
Returns
Enrichment in Math and English
High School Placement Test Preparation
Free 550-page placement test study guide
Opportunity to take HSPT on Friday, June 15, 2018 (and again in the Fall 2018)
Padua T-Shirt
A er a one year hiatus due to construction, Summer
Experience is back. is interactive camp for 5th through 7th grade students o ers future Bruins the
opportunity to spend a fun- lled week learning at Padua. Students will have the chance to select from some engaging courses. Back by popular demand are the Harry Potter, Genealogy, Robotics, Filmmaking, Cooking and Sports classes. For students seeking creativity, we have Scrapbooking, Creative Writing, Cartoon Drawing, and a Duct Tape/Slime class. Some new classes include Public Speaking, Shark Tank, Coding and On the Broadway Stage. ere is something for everyone at Summer Experience!
Summer Experience runs from June 11-15, 2018 from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Register online at www.paduafranciscan.com.
Register online at www.paduafranciscan.com.
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