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Win State Titles! in This Issue Art Goes West Bishop Gorman High School Monthly Parent Newsletter Sharing the VOLUME 26 | ISSUE 2 | DEC 2019/JAN 2020 Pride Women's Volleyball, Women's Golf & Men's Soccer Win State Titles! In This Issue p. 5 ACT Test and Boot Camp Information p. 6 Three State Titles and Fall Sports Recap p. 9 Gaels Spread Some Christmas Cheer Read all about their victories p. 11 Combined Honor Society and updates from all of the Induction Ceremony fall sports on page 6! Art Goes West By Mrs. Lora Feely The Visual Arts team ventured to L.A. with forty art students the first week of November to visit the LACMA, Broad, and MOCA museums. At the LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) the group had a docent lead tour of Thomas Joshua Cooper: The World’s Edge photography exhibit. Students engaged in a responsive dialogue with their small groups and moved through the exhibit sketching, conversing, and debating about the large scale photographs. After the tour, students discovered other artwork including Richard Serra, Bettye Saar, and Julie Mehretu. The next stop was the Eli & Edythe Broad Art Museum which houses many infamous modern artworks by Jeff Koons, Jean Michel Basquiat, Takashi Murakami, Andy Warhol, and Roy Lichtenstein. continued, page 8 WWW.BISHOPGORMAN.ORG Finance Department Holiday Hours The Finance Office will be CLOSED during the Christmas holiday break. Tuition Assistance Enrollment for tuition assistance for the 2020-2021 school year has begun. Summer Enrichment 2020 Please visit our website: Do you like to get a jump on your summer plans? Below are WWW.BISHOPGORMAN.ORG/TUITION the Summer Enrichment session dates for your convenience Follow the link Under Tuition Assistance Process to FACTS Grant & Aid as you plan your summer vacations. Assessment, to submit your application and pay the required fee. SUMMER ENRICHMENT DATES Please be aware that you must be VERIFIED by FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment for your application to be reviewed by the Tuition Assistance May 26-29: Driver’s Education Session Committee. Incoming freshmen that have been verified and reviewed by February 14, 2020 will receive notification of award mid-March. All June 1-12: On Campus Session 1 returning students that have been verified and reviewed will receive June 15-26: On Campus Session 2 notification of award mid-April. Remember,you must re-apply every year to be considered for tuition assistance. May 26-June 19: Online Session A June 22-July 17: Online Session B EFFECTIVE January 1, 2020 - Parish Discounts WILL NOT automatically renew. Each family must submit an affidavit to their parish to be signed, May 26-July 17: Online Directed Summer Study annually and bring or send to the Finance Office. Please visit WWW. BISHOPGORMAN.ORG/TUITION under the FORMS tab to print a copy of Registration for Summer Enrichment 2020 will commence the 2020/2021 School Year Parish Affidavit. concurrently with academic year registration for the The Finance Department would like to wish you and your family 2020-2021 school year. This typically begins in mid- Peace, Good Will and Happiness during the February. Christmas Season and throughout the New Year. DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT FOR THE CLASS OF 2024? JANUARY 11, 2020 th Our Placement Exam for incoming 9 WWW.BISHOPGORMAN.ORG/ADMISSIONS graders for the 2020-2021 school year is: 02 Gael News Regional Justice Center Observation Earlier in the school year, 55 students in Mr. Nixon's Government class visited our courthouse to observe the proceedings. This field trip is one of the highlights of the class and gives students a basic understanding of the judicial process. After viewing the proceedings, students develop an appreciation for the role of the courts and recognize the importance of learning more about the judicial process. News Literacy Project Congratulations to Natalie Atamian '21 on winning the opportunity to work with KTNV Channel 13, a Scripps Company. On January 27, Scripps TV stations around the Congratulations to Katie Grierson '20 a National Finalist country, as well as Scripps’ National Media in the YoungArts Foundation in the category of brands, will premiere stories produced in "Writing/Novel". Only two of the 686 Finalists (Winners, collaboration with local schools on a topic of importance to their communities. The Honorable Mentions and Merit finalists) were from Nevada nationwide premiere of the stories will kick off and Katie is the only winner from Nevada to proceed. National News Literacy Week 2020, presented by the News Literacy Project and The E.W. Scripps Company, and will highlight high As one of the 150 winners, Katie will school-produced journalism on-air, online and podcasts. attend an all-expense-paid trip to Miami for YoungArts Week where Natalie has selected Teen Vaping as her topic. Her story will demonstrate how it impacts the Las Vegas and Clark County she will participate in Master communities. While her story is not about Bishop Gorman High Writing classes, performances, School or any specific high school for that matter-- it is about an mentorship, interviews and more. issue that affects teens/young adults and their families in the From this group, 60 winners will greater community. We’re excited for Natalie as she will tell, from be nominated for the White House her generation’s perspective, a compelling story that will help guide Commission on Presidential families to solutions. Teen Vaping is a national concern. It’s a Nevada concern. Scholars and 20 of those will be selected as U.S. Presidential KTNV, Channel 13 Managing Editor, George Kiriyama said "We find Scholars in the Arts. Natalie to be an intelligent, young journalist full of energy and ideas. We look forward to working with her and her journalism adviser in We wish Katie much continued success and are excited for the researching/reporting/writing and editing the final piece." opportunities this experience will offer her as an avid writer. 03 $ Campus Ministry ¢ $ Honduras Mite 2019-2020 Mission Trip RUNNING Box TOtal New Hope Opportunities (NHO) is a non-profit faith-based, $17,398 community development organization committed to ending generational poverty and violence in Central America. Located in San Gaels in the Community Pedro Sula, Honduras, NHO programs serve the children and families living in one of the poorest and toughest barrios (La Rivera Hernandez) in the region. Known in the neighborhood as "The Hope Building," NHO provides educational opportunities to students of all ages, as well as community and ministerial outreach programs. Bishop Gorman student, Andrea Soto '21, participated in this mission trip from June 24-July 1, 2019. During this time, the team served on programs such as: • Food distribution and praying with families at a local hospital • Clearing/cleaning a warehouse area to make room for a new workshop • Painting the Chapel • Leading workshops for different groups (children, youth and parents) • Helping to host the children's graduation ceremony • Participating in monthly youth outreach program and weekly service Several Gorman students assisted shoppers at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Mr. Jeremy Tijerina, Elder of the Faith Tabernacle Church of West LA said, "Though Farmer's Market. Pictured above is Andrea was not a member of our church, she was one of two individuals who were invited to Omar Sbaih '22 at the heart of service! join our group. I can personally attest to her good heart, open mind and attitude of service throughout the trip. She dove in and served wherever asked and I know that she walked away from this trip impacted." Great job Andrea! The Just One Project sponsored a Pop-Up Pantry at Clark High School. The goal is to give away fresh food (pork roasts, frozen fish, eggs, apples, oranges, beans, flour, etc). The whole neighborhood was invited – no proof of need! Our students, alongside Clark students, unloaded and distributed 8,000 lbs. of food. more on page 11 04 Academic Advisors Seniors The college application season is now in full swing and December is a short month. If you need letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors, it is imperative you provide your recommender with a request as early as possible. The same applies if you Bishop Gorman will administer the ACT to all need transcripts sent out. It is important to note the school offices will be closed after school dismisses on December 20, 2019 and will not re- juniors on Tuesday, March 24, 2020. Students open until January 6, 2020. will be automatically registered for this test and IF YOU HAVE A DEADLINE DURING THOSE DATES, PLAN AHEAD AS NO no further action is required. Bishop Gorman LETTERS OR TRANSCRIPTS WILL BE SENT DURING CHRISTMAS BREAK. High School is paying for the administration of Scholarship Info this exam and there is no cost to the families. With college on the horizon, paying for school is at the forefront. Please visit the College Counseling webpage and click the "Scholarship List" link. Some of the most IMPORTANT: popular sites include: ONLY APPROVED CALCULATORS ARE • Going Merry - Build your profile, get matched, and start applying! Input ALLOWED FOR THE ACT TEST your data one time and their algorithm will link you to scholarships to which you may qualify [free to use]. The ACT Calculator Policy is designed to ensure • The Public Education Foundation - a website that focuses specifically on fairness for all examinees and to protect the scholarships for graduates from Las Vegas area high schools. Many scholarships are school specific while others are open to any Clark County resident [free to use]. security of the test materials. • Raise.me - Earn micro-scholarships from colleges for your achievements as The full ACT Calculator Policy can be found at early as 9th grade [free to use].
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