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10 | november 2, 2017 | 22nd century media education Guide 22ndCenturyMedia.com The Providence Catholic High School advantage Providence Catholic High School welcomes all grade school students and their families to visit their annual Open House on Sunday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Providence Catholic High School is a college prep school and challenges every student academically. Whether you are AP, Honors, College Prep or need a little assistance in the classroom, there is a place for every student! Providence Catholic ACT scores are the best of any school in Will County. Providence Catholic students go on to excel at top tier colleges/universities. Students receive personalized college counseling to make the right choice. Graduates receive more scholarship dollars than any other high school in the area. It is quite clear that there is an advantage to attending Providence Catholic, often dubbed The Providence Advantage! “Our demanding coeducational, college preparatory curriculum is evidenced by the success of our most recent graduates, who earned scholarships valued at nearly $40 million. We offer inclusive service programs; in fact, our recent graduates performed in excess of 25,000 hours of community service during their high school careers,” added Fr. Richard McGrath, president. “We will also be showcasing the school’s latest ‘BYOD’ (Bring Your Own Device) program.” This includes our four mobile language labs, as well as our Dual Credit Program. This program allows our students to receive college credit for all technology courses taken at PCHS,” said Rachel Ellingson, director of enrollment. Not only do the Celtics experience excellence in the classroom, but PCHS students also succeed in the athletic/extracurricular arenas. The Celtics are home to 30 state championships, 67 state trophies, hundreds of regional titles, sectional titles and conference championships. The outcomes of the graduates from the Class of 2017 demonstrate our elite and premier education at Providence Catholic. “Providing financial assistance to Providence Catholic families is a top priority for the school. Twenty-five percent of our families receive some type of financial assistance. In fact, this year the school has invested $1.6 million that was awarded to our families in need-based scholarships and grants, work programs, discounts and subsidized lunches,” said Ed Barrett, director of Need-Based Aid. “At Open House, our teachers, students and parents will be on-hand to tell the Providence story to our guests. Academic, spiritual, athletic and extracurricular programs will be highlighted throughout the day,” Ellingson said. Continue the tradition ... become a part of excellence! Submitted by Providence Catholic High School, 1800 W. Lincoln Highway in New Lenox. For more information, call Ellingson at (815) 717-3160 for any questions concerning the Open House. For more information about PCHS, visit www.providence catholic.org. Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School dedicated to success Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School, recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence since 2008, is proud of its commitment to provide a top-rated academic experience, as well as a safe learning environment centered in faith. CJB welcomes students in 3-year-old Pre- K through eighth grade with a focus on developing each student’s spiritual, intellectual, emotional, creative, physical and social needs. As an academic institution, CJB School is dedicated to designing an individual program of success for each child. These learning experiences include opportunities to challenge and enrich talents, strategies to compensate for weaknesses and programs designed to give children the skills to succeed in the 21st century. Additionally, through fair, firm and consistent discipline, children grow in responsible decision-making, self-esteem and self-respect. We believe that the focus of the Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School experience is to motivate students to become self confident life-long learners. Our goal is to prepare students to be responsible members of their community, able to interact with people of all races and nationalities as they go out into the world. Through the example of our staff and the daily experiences of the curriculum, children learn the truths of our faith, participate in parish life, experience a variety of liturgies and prayer services, and respond to the call of service to those in need. Cardinal Bernardin students develop their own personal identities while maximizing their God-given talents. They are expected to be respectful, accepting and cooperative with each other and with their teachers. Our hope is that the Cardinal Bernardin student approaches learning with openness and eagerness, while remaining joyful in their endeavors, appreciative of their opportunities and willing to share with others as they grow in faith and wisdom. Recognizing that parents are the primary educators of their children, our staff supports, supplements and enriches all experiences of family. Parents play a critical role in the support and enhancement of the educational and faith development of their child. From academics to athletics, from faculty to facilities, from before-to-after-school care, CJB is the Blue Ribbon school of choice. See us in action at our Open House on Jan. 28, 2018 from 1-3 p.m. The Pre-K Presentation is at 1:15 p.m., and the Kindergarten Presentation is at 2 p.m. Submitted by Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School, 9250 W. 167th St. in Orland Hills. For more information, call Cynthia Devlin at (708) 403-6525, ext. 127 or visit www.cjbschool.org. noonan From Page 7 body and spirit. Noonan Academy maintains an environment that is a catalyst to learning. They have a teacher-to-student ratio and various resources that allow the gifted, average and at-risk students to maximize their potential. Noonan distinguishes itself by providing the most classroom time, smaller class sizes, the broadest curriculum, extensive extracurricular activities and a culture that fosters strong character formation and spiritual growth. Students at Noonan Academy, on average, attend school 185 full days per year. This combined with an extended school day translates into as much as 30 more days per year or 20 percent more classroom time than that of other local schools. By the time students graduate, they will have benefitted from nearly two additional years of instruction. Also, Noonan offers before- and afterschool daycare. Noonan Academy’s dedication to the overall wellbeing of children is evident in its rigorous health and safety programs, which include a reverse osmosis water system, HEPA filters in the furnaces, high-shock absorption flooring in the gymnasium and a very detailed nutrition policy that encourages healthy choices by disallowing foods containing excessive sugar, artificial sweeteners, colors and flavors or any other chemical additives. Noonan Academy will be hosting an open house on Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018 from noon-2 p.m. All potential and interested families are encouraged to visit. Submitted by Noonan Elementary Academy, 19131 Henry Drive in Mokena. For more information, call (708) 479-8988 or visit www.noonanacademy.org.
22ndCenturyMedia.com education Guide 22nd century media | november 2, 2017 | 11 9250W.167 th Street Orland Hills,Illinois 60487 708-403-6525 •www.cjbschool.org Interactive OPEN HOUSE Sunday, January 28, 2018 1:00pm-3:00pm Pre-K Presentation at 1:15pm Kindergarten Presentation at 2:00pm • Nationally-recognized Blue Ribbon School of Excellence since 2008 • Committed to the highest standards of education and grounded in the Catholic faith • PK3 and PK4 (full day and half day) • K (full day) through 8th Grade • Before/After School Care (6:30-7:15am & 2:00-6:00pm) • Cutting-edge technology including ChromeBooks, interactive whiteboards, iPads and 1:1 devices (3rd-8th) • Differentiated Instructional Approaches/NWEA MAP Benchmarking • Inclusive Education Center/Special Education Director • Career and College Ready Aspire Assessment Results • On average, 35% of CJB graduates have been recognized as Illinois State Scholars each year • Since 2007, 10 CJB Alumni have been named high school Valedictorian or Salutatorian • CJB’s Class of 2017 graduates received more than $65,000 in scholarships for high school • Spanish, Fine Arts Program and Physical Education (Pre-K through 8th Grade) • Library/Media Center for Student Broadcasts and Media Productions • Weekly Masses • Parent-led Virtue Program • STEM, Robotics and Technology Programs • 6-Sport Athletic Program / IESA Chess and Cheerleading (6-time State Champions!) • Extra-curricular activities • Hot Lunch Program • Full-time Nurse Online Registration can be accessed through our website at cjbschool.org 22-EG-CJB-110217
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