Pictured above are Jada Mcdowe & Michael Perez are semifinalists in the New York Times College Scholarship Program the grand prize is $15,000 & is only given to 10 Students per year
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New York Scholarship Semifinalists
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Caught Being Nice!
An exciting new program at Bishop Loughlin is called “Caught Being Nice.” The idea of the program is to encourage students to be there for their classmates and teachers through random acts of kindness. Teachers and staff are always on the lookout for students who are “doing the right thing.” If a student is Caught Being Nice their picture is taken and a short write up of the act they performed is posted in the Campus Ministry Office and the first floor bulletin board. Students who are Caught Being Nice will have their names announced during the morning announcements at the beginning of every month. We are pleased to report that we have many students who have been involved in this program. Our hope is that this program will encourage students to always help those in need.
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Meet Marcus Colon'19
My name is Marcus Colon and I’m a senior here at Loughlin. Other than learning , I do a lot of
things here, I do things like Latino dance, being a house executive, and being a part of Lasallian
Youth which I’m Vice President of. Lasallian Youth is a group of about 25 or more students here
at Loughlin and we meet every Thursday morning to have discussions and do ice breakers. The
things we do are based on three words which originated from Saint John Baptist De La Salle
and they are faith, service and community. For example, for faith we do prayer services, for
community we have trips and activities that help us get to know each other better and for
service we go out to the community to help those who are in need. Before I joined Lasallian
Youth, I didn’t pay any attention to it. I always ignored the promotions for it until one day I showed up
and saw how much fun it was. I then began to get involved with the retreats and service
opportunities and I made new friends from that. I’m glad that I joined Lasallian Youth because it
has made me a better person and has brought many great people into my life. Lasallian Youth
is important because it welcomes everyone and helps build a community in Loughlin and also
helps build a community in the outside world.
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CPR Showdown
On Thursday, February 28th we had record attendance at a highly successful 2nd Annual CPR Showdown!
85 students competed (nearly double from last year) and over 100 attended the event. The Science Department created the event last year thanks to a generous contribution from alumnus, Don Judge ’62. “I am proud of how well the CPR skills were performed, as shown by the results” said Mr. Orlando Santiago, Science Department Chair. “I am also very proud of the number of competitors this year. We may have to find more space next year.”
The final results:
1st Place (87.7%)- Augustine; 2nd Place (83.9%)- Miguel; 3rd Place (80.2%)- LaSalle; 4th Place (78.9%)- Bonilla; 5th Place (74.5%)- McDonnell; 6th Place (74.4%)- Bonventre
Top Competitors: 1st Place (100%)- Meddy Andre; 2nd Place (99.5%)- Tavien Jackson; 3rd Place (99% 4-Way Tie)- Jahbin Bazin, Tahj Tucker, Justin Fonrose & Danny Lorenzo
Special gratitude to those who made the event possible: Mr. Orlando Santiago, Chair, Ms. Raymonde Jason, Ms. Fabiola Lamarque, Elisa Randall ’10, Dariela Rodriguez ’11, and Devonnie Moore.
Also, thanks to House Execs and Leaders who worked at the event, as well as Ted Frank, John Taylor, Antonio Hallett, and Sam Harant for taking part.
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Hall Of Fame
St. James/Bishop Loughlin
Brother Aurelius James McManus Athletic Hall of Fame
We are proud to announce the 2019 inductees to the St. James/Bishop Loughlin Athletic Hall of Fame
Jeff Albies’63 Basketball and Baseball
John Cosgrove’76 Basketball and Baseball
Amber Gordon’07 Basketball, Volleyball and Softball
Seldon Jefferson’93 Basketball
Janean Morris’06 Track
Saleena Abdur-Rashed’05 Track & Field
Reggie Riley’77 Basketball
Tom Walsh’64 Water Polo/Swimming
The 1979 Girls Indoor Track Team will be given the
George J. Cappiello and William A. McManus Honored team Award
The ceremony will be held at Bishop Loughlin on Saturday, May 4th beginning with Mass at 3PM followed by a cocktail reception, induction ceremony and dinner.
Classmates and teammates of these honorees are encouraged to attend and share this special day as we celebrate Loughlin’s newest hall of fame members.
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300th Anniversary
This year our Lasallian community marks its 300th anniversary of our Lasallian heritage (1719 - 2019) with a number of events around the globe.
One of those events was the World Congress of Lasallian Education which took place on March 14-16, 2019, at Universidad La Salle in Mexico City, Mexico. Themed “Lasallian Education for the 21st Century,” the event was attended by Bishop Loughlin's Theology Department's Beverley Madar.
The international program was aimed at Lasallian educators from all levels of academia and attended by representatives from 27 countries.
The conference's intent was to discuss what it means to be a Lasallian institution today, faithful to the charism of Saint John Baptist de la Salle, and responding to the challenges of the people of the twentieth century.
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Loughlin Visits Adelphi College
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Excellence Continues
79 Loughlin students were recently inducted into the National Honors Society on October 18, 2018.
These students meet a high bar and selection is based on four criteria: scholarship (academic achievement), leadership, service, and character.
This is the largest proportion of students inducted in our proud history.
Lion pride!
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Goya Trip
Four Loughlin students who receive scholarships made possible by Joe Perez ‘70, Senior VP at Goya Foods, visited Goya corporate headquarters in NJ on Wednesday, October 24th. These students along with Bro. Dennis Cronin, President, and Andrew Leary, Marketing and Campaign Director, met with a number of Goya staff who shared advice and experiences with the students.
Mr. Perez is a member of our Board of Governors and has been a pillar of support for many students through the years. We also recognize Goya Foods for their support of our scholars.
We are grateful to the many alum from all three schools who make scholarships and aid possible for our hard working students.
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National Chemistry Week
On Friday, 10/26, Honors Chemistry students attended Chemistry Day at Brooklyn College in honor of National Chemistry Week. Accompanied by their teacher Ms. Rodriguez (as well as Mrs. Jason, Ms. Baduy & Mr. Taylor), the students viewed dynamic chemistry demonstrations, toured the advanced research labs on the campus and spoke with actual research scientists.
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Incoming Freshman Performing Arts Scholarship
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Dr. Rob Gore Visits Loughlin
On Thursday Nov 15th , Loughlin Alum Dr. Rob Gore '95 gave an inspiring speech for our Biomed ceremony. You can tell that he really cares for the future of our students and the for youth in general. For all of his extensive humanitarian work, he is currently nominated for the CNN Hero of the Year (out of 10 international finalists). You can vote 10 times a day per email/facebook acct (which is tedious, but part of the challenge). The CNN video reel is also on the 2nd link. Feel free to share the link and encourage others!
https://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cnn.heroes/vote/#telescopeApp
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Loughlin Band Plays ROCKY at the NYC Marathon for the 40th year
Running 26.1 miles is one kind of challenge. Playing an instrument for three hours straight is another. But every year, for 40 years in a row, that’s what band director Louis Maffei and his students have done—play the “Rocky” theme song over 70 times consecutively for the runners in the New York City Marathon.
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NYU Invitational, The CHSAA F/S Champs & The Colgate Womens Games
On Friday february 1st at The NYU Invitational Track Meet which was held at The Armory Track & Field Center.
The Lady Lions 4X4 team came in 2nd place. The team consist of Junior Nosimat Salami, Junior
Jemeria Pantoon, Senior Kristen Forbes and Senior Jaida Green.
On Saturday At The CHSAA Freshmen/Sophomore Intersectional Championship
Which was held at The Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex in Staten Island.
A special Congratulations to our 2019 Freshmen Sectional MVP Asad Webb.
Asad came in 1st place in the 300 meters out of 86 boys with a time of 36.9 and 2nd in the
55 meters out of 51 boys with a time of 6.9. Freshmen Jaden Williams came in 4th place in the
600 meters out of 30 boys with a time of 1:36.9.
Congratulations to our 2019 Colgate Women’s Games Finialist
The following Lions represented Bishop Loughlin On Saturday at The 45th Anniversary Finals of The Colgate Womens Games
Which was held at The Armory Track & Field Center in Manhattan
Junior Brianna White came in 1st place in the 200 meter dash and was awarded a 1,000
educational grant and a first place trophy as well as The Fred Thompson Most Improved Competior Award.
Junior Adia Palmer came in 1st place over all in the 800 meters and was awarded a 1,000 educational
grant and a first place trophy.
Senior Janee’ Patterson came in 5th place in the 200 meters and Freshmen Brinesha Derrick-Bain came
in 5th place in the 55 Meter Hurdles.
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New York Scholarship Semifinalists
Pictured above are Jada Mcdowe & Michael Perez are semifinalists in the New York Times College Scholarship Program the grand prize is $15,000 & is only given to 10 Students per year
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Caught Being Nice!
An exciting new program at Bishop Loughlin is called “Caught Being Nice.” The idea of the program is to encourage students to be there for their classmates and teachers through random acts of kindness. Teachers and staff are always on the lookout for students who are “doing the right thing.” If a student is Caught Being Nice their picture is taken and a short write up of the act they performed is posted in the Campus Ministry Office and the first floor bulletin board. Students who are Caught Being Nice will have their names announced during the morning announcements at the beginning of every month. We are pleased to report that we have many students who have been involved in this program. Our hope is that this program will encourage students to always help those in need.
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Meet Marcus Colon'19
My name is Marcus Colon and I’m a senior here at Loughlin. Other than learning , I do a lot of
things here, I do things like Latino dance, being a house executive, and being a part of Lasallian
Youth which I’m Vice President of. Lasallian Youth is a group of about 25 or more students here
at Loughlin and we meet every Thursday morning to have discussions and do ice breakers. The
things we do are based on three words which originated from Saint John Baptist De La Salle
and they are faith, service and community. For example, for faith we do prayer services, for
community we have trips and activities that help us get to know each other better and for
service we go out to the community to help those who are in need. Before I joined Lasallian
Youth, I didn’t pay any attention to it. I always ignored the promotions for it until one day I showed up
and saw how much fun it was. I then began to get involved with the retreats and service
opportunities and I made new friends from that. I’m glad that I joined Lasallian Youth because it
has made me a better person and has brought many great people into my life. Lasallian Youth
is important because it welcomes everyone and helps build a community in Loughlin and also
helps build a community in the outside world.
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CPR Showdown
On Thursday, February 28th we had record attendance at a highly successful 2nd Annual CPR Showdown!
85 students competed (nearly double from last year) and over 100 attended the event. The Science Department created the event last year thanks to a generous contribution from alumnus, Don Judge ’62. “I am proud of how well the CPR skills were performed, as shown by the results” said Mr. Orlando Santiago, Science Department Chair. “I am also very proud of the number of competitors this year. We may have to find more space next year.”
The final results:
1st Place (87.7%)- Augustine; 2nd Place (83.9%)- Miguel; 3rd Place (80.2%)- LaSalle; 4th Place (78.9%)- Bonilla; 5th Place (74.5%)- McDonnell; 6th Place (74.4%)- Bonventre
Top Competitors: 1st Place (100%)- Meddy Andre; 2nd Place (99.5%)- Tavien Jackson; 3rd Place (99% 4-Way Tie)- Jahbin Bazin, Tahj Tucker, Justin Fonrose & Danny Lorenzo
Special gratitude to those who made the event possible: Mr. Orlando Santiago, Chair, Ms. Raymonde Jason, Ms. Fabiola Lamarque, Elisa Randall ’10, Dariela Rodriguez ’11, and Devonnie Moore.
Also, thanks to House Execs and Leaders who worked at the event, as well as Ted Frank, John Taylor, Antonio Hallett, and Sam Harant for taking part.
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Hairspray The Musical
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