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Wednesday, December 11

Wednesday, December 11

Aaron Hommell
December 11, 2019
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This is the official Instagram account for St. Patrick Catholic High School.

This year's Shamrockin' the Net virtual event and

This year's Shamrockin' the Net virtual event and auction needs you. We are at that time where we are soliciting auction items. Do you have something that we could auction off to benefit Catholic education?

Our students are already hard at work in the art department. Jaden Turner, Lexie Lee, and Chris Fitzpatrick are creating ceramic platters for our auction.

Laura Patino has created this mixed media painting entitled "The Coast." It will be auctioned to the highest bidder.

Ms. Jean Benoit, our art teacher has even gotten in on the action with this watercolor she calls "Our Lady."

We accept all types of items. From professional services to sports memorabilia and from vacation packages to student art. We will use it all to advance our mission of forming intentional disciples through Catholic education.

Be like our art department and donate an auction item today! Contact Patrick Miller for more information at pmiller@stpatrickhighschool.net or at 228-702-0500.

Students in Ms. Libardoni's class yesterday answer

Students in Ms. Libardoni's class yesterday answered questions about Shakespeare’s "Julius Caesar" to try and escape Rome using their Chromebooks. The students just finished reading the book this week.

Adam Ritter '21 received the Scholar-Athlete Award

Adam Ritter '21 received the Scholar-Athlete Award from the Gulf Coast Chapter of the National Football Foundation And Hall of Fame.

Normally this award is presented at an annual banquet hosted by the Gulfport Gridiron Club but due to the Pandemic last fall, the banquet was not held.

Congratulations Adam!

Geometry students in Mrs. Cornish's classes yester

Geometry students in Mrs. Cornish's classes yesterday used their knowledge of trigonometry and angles of elevation to measure various heights on our campus including scoreboards, treetops, roofs, and flagpoles.

Students looked through a clinometer and calculated their angle of elevation. They were able to use trigonometry to solve an unreachable height based on their eye level and distance from the object they measured.

Women’s golfers are on the links now! Go Irish!

Women’s golfers are on the links now! Go Irish!

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