May 20, 2008
The Peristyle at The Toledo Art Museum
Not only did students, faculty, staff and parents clean International Park, we went throughout Toledo. Click here for the full story.
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Five St. Ursula Academy students recently garnered awards on The National Latin Exam. The National Latin Exam provides Latin students an opportunity to experience a sense of personal accomplishment and success in the study of the Latin language and culture; each student is evaluated solely on individual performance on the exam.
Students receiving awards are Megan Leidy ’10, Magna Cum Laude in Latin II; Kelly Clark ’09, Silver Maxima Cum Laude in Latin III; Katherine Caventer ’08, Cum Laude in Latin IV; Lauren Veith ’09, Cum Laude in Latin III; and Emily Jaffe ’10, Cum Laude in Latin II.
Erin Leidy ’08 was selected as a semifinalist in the 2008 Presidential Scholars competition. Erin was one of only 560 semifinalists chosen from nearly 2.8 million graduating high school seniors across the country to advance to final competition. The Presidential Scholar program was established by Executive Order of the President of the United States to recognize and honor some of the nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors.
Erin was initially selected as one of the approximately 3,000 candidates who have the opportunity to become Presidential Scholars based on academic achievement, which includes scoring exceptionally well on the SAT or ACT. Application is by invitation only; neither schools nor students apply directly to the program. Presidential Scholar recipients will be invited to Washington, DC in June as guests of the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars.
St. Ursula Academy currently has 613 students enrolled.
In 2008, SUA graduates earned over $11.5 million in academic and athletic scholarships and were accepted in more than 130 of the best colleges and universities nationally.
Soli deo Gloria, for the Glory of God alone, is our school motto, reflecting our heritage and founding by the Ursuline Sisters in 1854.
Go to the Crew page to learn how SUA did in the National Competition!
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SUA named Eco-School
all the details and more in the latest issue of The Ursuline