Maximizing volume with one piece of paper
Students in Mrs. Karre’s Pre-Calculus class have been calculating how to make an open box with the largest possible volume – all from one piece of paper.
Bowling teams knockout both district titles
First time in school history, both bowling teams are district champions!
Erinn Maly on athletics and suffering and how they led her to Jesus
Erin Maly, Pius X campus minister, spoke to students at a Pius Fellowship of Athletes gathering.
The desire to love and be loved
By Kelsey Bugarin, Asst. Principal With the spirit of love that permeates the month of February, it is timely to mention the deepest desire on the human heart is to love and to be loved. How do we truly experience this in our lives? Let us turn to the timeless message from St. Paul’s First
December Student-Athletes of the Month
December student-athletes of the month include, first row, from left: Kate Miller, sophomore, basketball; Klaira Sander, freshman, basketball; Elise Coffey, junior, swimming and diving; Ceci Jaros, senior, bowling; second row, from left; John Mollard, sophomore, swimming and diving; Sam Andres, senior, wrestling; Easton Gubbels, junior, basketball; Henry Vrooman, freshman, basketball.
From book study to stage, students attend ‘Les Miserables’ production
Students in our French classes recently attended Les Misérables at the Lied Center, with French teachers Laurence Mills and Stephanie Werner, and Social Lit teacher Mark Hansen. They have been studying Victor Hugo’s classic novel in both French and Social Lit.
