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THE PARENT NEWSLETTER OF BISHOP EUSTACE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
From the Headmaster
Winter greetings from the
campus of Bishop Eustace
Preparatory School to all of
our friends and family! I hope
the love of Jesus envelops you
and your family and gives you
warmth and peace during this
blustery season.
Registration for the Class of 2019 will be held on
Tuesday, 3 March in the evening. We look forward
to seeing the new Crusaders and their families as they
join us for a fun night on campus.
As we prayed together at the St. Vincent Pallotti Mass
in January, we remembered the students as they began
their second semester; the families who support
them; and the administration, faculty and staff who
work tirelessly to keep Bishop Eustace the premier
preparatory school in South Jersey.
Two important meetings occurred in the first week of
February: 3 February was the Senior Trip Parents’
Meeting at 7:30 p.m., and 4 February was the Junior
Trip Parents’ Meeting also at 7:30 p.m. Thank you
to all the students and parents who attended these
meetings. Both trips will take place in mid-March: the
seniors will enjoy a hopefully sunny week in Orlando
while the juniors will travel to Washington, DC for
two days of history and fun!
Other important days occur in the second week of
February: St. Valentine’s Day on 14 February; and
President’s Day which is celebrated over a long
weekend 13 February through 16 February. In
addition, the Mass for Ash Wednesday will be held on
18 February.
In this Issue:
Campus News and Notes
Student Council Corner
Parents’ Association News
Office of Student Personnel Services
From the Office of the Vice Principal/Registrar
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Just a reminder that our spring musical Damn
Yankees is sure to be a smash hit. The show will be
held Thursday through Saturday, 5-7 March, at the
Collingswood Theatre. Show your support for our
students in the Performing Arts and I guarantee a
night of laughter and fun.
Anticipation is in the air as the spring Fashion Show
arrives on 26 March at Adelphia’s in Deptford, NJ,
and the sophomores look forward to the thrilling
Sophomore Cotillion on 28 March!
May the peace of our Savior be with you and your
family. As a fireplace provides the glow and warmth
of a crackling fire, may the love of Jesus, his mother,
Mary and all the saints become a solace and a comfort
to you.
Sincerely yours in St. Vincent Pallotti,
Brother James W. Beamesderfer, S.A.C.
Headmaster
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February 2015
From the Advancement Office
2015-16 Honors Course Application
Eustace Advantage
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Campus News and Notes
The Reverend Marco Martorelli Chapter of the National Honor Society celebrated their 40th induction
on Wednesday, October 29. This was a very special occasion.
Headmaster Brother James Beamesderfer, S.A.C., opened the ceremony with a prayer reflecting on the
forty years of the Reverend Marco Martorelli Chapter. He praised Principal Cyril Bleistine’s 40 year involvement
with the society. Mr. Bleistine was on the committee that instituted the National Honor Society at Bishop
Eustace under the direction of Father Angelo Palermo, S.A.C.
Gabrielle Bianchi, the Parliamentarian, was the Master of Ceremonies ushering in 56 new members.
Gabrielle lit the white candle as a symbol of truth and knowledge. Vice-President Nicholas Barnaba spoke to
the inductees about the role of service in the National Honor Society. The red candle symbolizes the service
each student performs for the society. This service represents the spirit and remembrance of St. Vincent Pallotti.
Tracy Gao, Secretary, addressed the members about scholarship. She told the audience that knowledge and
wisdom were ultimate virtues. Tracy lit the gold candle. Next, Treasurer Arnaud Zimmermann stated that
character during high school is under development, changing and challenging each student. Arnaud’s candle
was green. The final speaker was Curtis Bechtel, President. Curtis lit the purple candle as a symbol of leadership.
Curtis expressed to the new inductees that leading can be difficult and the inductees are called to be role models
and even the little thingS matter.
Principal Cyril Bleistine, along with moderators Marie Santomauro and Karen Clemens, presented the
students with their certificates of membership into the Reverend Marco Martorelli Chapter. The newly-inducted
members recited the National Honor Society pledge and Mr. Bleistine congratulated them, declaring that it
was incumbent on them to seriously uphold the values and traditions of this Society. Finally, the night ended
with the singing of the “Alma Mater” and a reception. A special thank you went out to the Faculty Advisory
Committee: Mr. Toppin, Mrs. Berthin, Mr. Threston, Mrs. Collier and Mr. Milicia. Also special thanks to Mr.
Gianfortune and Ms. Weir for their time, effort and musical talent.
The following students were inducted into the Reverend Marco Martorelli Chapter of the National Honor
Society.
Class of 2015
Alec Fante
Cailyn Rhoads
Stephanie Mignogna
Kayla Farquhar
Gabrielle Sheehan
Vincent Papale
Victoria Giunta
Katie Singley
Emily Quinn
Kyle Griffis
Kristen Skrajewski
Gianna Ricchezza
Alexandra Hohman
Morgan Snowden
Nicole Triolo
Sean Hullihan
Eric Sobocinski
Class of 2016
Paul Jacob
Ryan Stewart
Ryan Abronski
Kelly Johnson
Jason Varley
Steven Alfano
Emily Keane
Tara Ventrella
Kristin Biche
Natalie Kelly
Nicholas Viggiano
Julianna Bidic
Lesle Kieu
Samuel Wang
Tessa Bjelde
Casey Kozak
Zahir Williams
Lindsay Bjorklund
Kevin Lammers
Taylor Bruner
Gabrielle Lantz
Julia Carita
Clare Monaghan
Michelle Carrie
Lauren O’Brien
Michael Cohen
Eric Ostock
Melissa Crisci
Paisley Payne
Christina Cronin
Alicia Podwojniak
Gabriella D’Angelo
Allison Quinn
Anthony DiCarlo
Palak Ramani
Hope DiTaranto
Miguel Ramirez
Olivia Everhart
Cooper Reck
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On Thursday November 6th, the National Honor Society hosted a Red Cross blood drive. Many adults
and students came out to donate a pint of blood. The following parents, faculty, staff and students took time to
save three lives each:
Julia Carita
Sam Bohn
Mrs. Kot
Joe Dignam
Vincent Papale
Olivia Szumski
Michael Cohen
John Brown
Dr. Morton
Elizabeth Reilly
Isaac Wentz
Jack Walter
Melissa Crisci
Nick Cardoso
Mr. Jessup
Katie Singley
Max Goldfield
Bryan Combs
Sean Chase
Dominique Ceretti
Katie Dressel
Eric Sobocinski
Gina Lombardo
Colin Newby
Steven Ardire
Reno Farnesi
Adam Marchionne
Ryan Stewart
Alexandra Willard
Matt Lewis
Caroline Gallo
Ally Cyr
Liz Carberry
Zahir Williams
Natalie Alleva
Ryan Abronski
Connor McLaughlin
Sophia D’Aranzo
Max Raiken
Jared Barnes
Max Barry
Steven Alfano
Stephanie Mignogna
Kayla Farquhar
Alec Dolente
Evan Nguyen
Anthony Biello
Tessa Bjelde
Henry Morelli
Kyle Griffis
Dan Coia
Eric Ostock
Carolyn Biernacki
Lindsay Bjorklund
Erin Feeney
Matt Rose
Over one hundred people logged into the system, with 91 successfully donating. The seniors that did not
donate worked the blood drive on a prep period and found someone to donate in their place. The juniors that
did not donate brought in food for the blood drive and also had someone to donate for them. Freshman and
sophomore parents supported the drive earning an hour of service for their child. Mark your calendars; the next
blood drive will be held March 11, 2015.
Thank you again for saving 273 lives!!! In March, let us make it over 300 lives.
Congratulations to the following students who had
excellent scores on the National German Exam given
in January.
German 2: Juliet DiFlumeri , Dan Hullihan , Jordan
Kosylo (highest score at Bishop Eustace), Chloe
Lamotta, and Madison Powell.
German 3: Aidan Wright, Katarina Ruehlicke (highest
score at Bishop Eustace).
In November, several students from Bishop Eustace
auditioned for All South Jersey Chorus. Over 700
students from South Jersey auditioned and fewer than
half were accepted. This year, two students will be
representing Bishop Eustace, Senior Chelsea Reyes
and Freshman Kelly Gurcsik (right). Chelsea has
represented Bishop Eustace as a member of the All
South Jersey Chorus for the past four years.
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Student Council Corner
Class Trip Parent Meetings
The Senior Trip Parent Meeting was held on
Tuesday, February 3. Seniors are reminded to read
the Senior Trip Handbook on-line for important
information.
The Junior Trip Parent Meeting was held
on Wednesday, February 4. Many thanks to all the
parents who attended these important meetings.
Class Dances
Spring is almost here, which means Cotillion,
Ring Dance, and Prom are just around the corner.
Look for information about each dance in a mailing
and on our website as each dance approaches.
Elections
Election season for Student Council members
is starting soon. Pick up a nomination form from
your class adviser or from Mrs. Williams if you are
interested in running for office.
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Carnival Prizes Needed
Black and White Week will be held April 27 to
May 1, and Student Council members are busy making
preparations for what should be an exciting week
of events. Part of our week is the School Picnic and
Carnival, and we are once again asking for your help in
stocking our “prize tent.”
Last year, thanks to your generous donations,
students were able to choose from gift cards to area
stores and restaurants (a definite favorite!), dorm room
necessities, stuffed animals, and fun dollar store items.
If you have any items that you would like to donate to
the prize tent – big or small, new or gently used – we’d
love to have them! All donations should be brought
to Mrs. Williams’s office by April 22. Thanks for your
support!
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Parents’ Association News
Bishop Eustace Parents’ Association would
like to thank all our families and friends for their
generous support of our fourth Annual Monte
Carlo Night. Congratulations to Mrs. Santomauro’s
homeroom, winning a delicious catered breakfast for
greatest participation in the Monte Carlo Night basket
donation. BEPA looks forward to sponsoring another
fabulous event next year!
The BEPA Paver Campaign has ended. We
would like to thank Mrs. Rose Ann Casey and Mrs.
Lisa D’Avanzo for their dedication and perseverance
on this project. Blessing of the newly paved area
“Crusader Crossing” will take place on May 14, 2015.
Interested in getting involved at Bishop Eustace
Preparatory and taking an active role on the Bishop
Eustace Parents’ Association Board of Directors? As a
BEPA member, you have the opportunity to contribute
your talent and expertise to a worthy cause, Bishop
Eustace Preparatory School. Please contact Sheree
Lantz, BEPA President ([email protected]), to find
out how you can get involved.
“Happy Days at Eustace High” Spring Fashion Show
Thursday March 26, 2015 7:00pm
Adelphia’s Restaurant,
1750 Clements Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ
Tickets $40 per person includes show, buffet dinner,
one glass of wine/beer, & dessert table. Contact Jan
Dugan, Chair for tickets, donations, or questions via
email at [email protected]
Mark Your Calendar:
Important Upcoming Events Hosted by BEPA:
March 22
Sports Spring Communion Mass/Breakfast 9 am
March 26
Spring Fashion Show 7pm
May 21
Senior Promenade 4:45pm
May 29
Senior Parent Reception
8 pm
The Senior Class of 2015 is selling Graduation
Lawn Signs for $20 each. Order forms will be available
on Eustace’s web site or by emailing Jean Gallo at
[email protected]. Show your Bishop Eustace
spirit and purchase a sign or two for your Graduating
Senior! Order deadlines are March 27, 2015.
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May 31
Baccalaureate Dinner, Weston, Marlton NJ
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Office of Student Personnel Services
ATTENTION SENIORS:
When you receive admissions decisions please
go to Colleges in Naviance and record the decision.
To do this you look for Colleges tab at the top of your
home page in Naviance (Family Connection). Go
to Colleges I’m Applying to screen. On this screen
click the pencil to the right of each college and record
the admissions decision in the result section. Check
waitlisted or deferred if applicable. Bring your letter or
acceptance email into SPS and show Ms. Kovencz so
that you can make a flag. Also do not delete or cancel
any applications for which you have already requested
your transcripts. If you have questions see your
counselor or Ms. Kovencz.
METHOD TEST PREP IN NAVIANCE
As part of our Naviance College Counseling
System, the school has purchased an online testing
preparation program for our students. The program
which is called Method Test Prep is accessible on
the homepage of Naviance. You can find the website
under the Links section. If students have not already
registered for Method Test Prep they should see their
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counselor as soon as possible. Students can prep for
both the SAT and ACT tests on their own schedule
using this program. As with any online program,
Method Test Prep is available 24/7 for our students
via their individual Naviance account. Please take
advantage of this free resource to prepare for your
admissions tests.
COURSE REGISTRATION for 2015-2016
All juniors, sophomores and freshmen should
complete the Course Registration process by March
20. Detailed directions can be found on Crusader Net.
Students are meeting with their counselors to discuss
their course selection options. The following is taken
from an email that was sent to all parents of students in
grades 9, 10 and 11:
We encourage all students to take the most
challenging curriculum possible while maintaining
excellent grades. This is a very individualized decision.
For some students it means following our challenging
college preparatory curriculum. For some students if
may mean adding an honors course or two next year.
BISHOP EUSTACE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
For some of our students it may mean choosing AP
courses. Please take a look at your child’s semester
grades and work with them to consider an appropriate
array of courses for the upcoming academic year.
The Course Description Booklet is available on
Crusader Net. All students will be meeting with their
counselor in the coming weeks to discuss their options
and to make decisions regarding their curriculum for
next year.
Honors/AP applications are due on February
12. Students will turn in their applications to their
current teacher in the subject area of the Honors/AP
class to which they are applying. Past grades, which
will be needed to complete the application, can be
found on Crusader Net. The students must use their
login to access the information that they need.
Online Course Selection will begin on February 25
and close on March 20. Please encourage your child
to complete the registration process before March 19.
Course Registration is accessed through Crusader Net
using your child’s login information.
Thank you for your interest and effort in
working together to assist your child in choosing the
most appropriate courses for next year. Please do
not hesitate to contact your child’s counselor with
questions. We look forward to working with you as we
plan for the next year at Bishop Eustace Preparatory
School.
JUNIOR PARENT COLLEGE PLANNING
CONFERENCES
In January, all junior parents received a letter
inviting them to schedule a conference with their child
and their child’s counselor to discuss college planning.
Many parents have scheduled their conferences and
we have enjoyed meeting with them. For those who
have not yet scheduled a conference we look forward
to meeting with you in the coming months. We would
like to have most of the conferences completed before
the Easter break to enable families to use some of the
time off from school to look at colleges.
CONSIDER VISITING COLLEGES DURING THE
EASTER BREAK
It is not too early to begin to visit colleges.
Underclassmen may want to schedule a tour to get
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some perspective on urban vs. rural schools, schools
of varying sizes and the issue of distance from home.
If you are vacationing in another state or another
part of our country take some time to visit a college
or two. Call ahead to the admissions office to get
the tour schedule and the times for information
sessions. College websites usually have easy access
to this information. Juniors should be planning visits
to their top choices. Parents keep your eyes open for
safety and security issues as well as accessibility to
classroom buildings and dormitories. Students should
ask questions about class availability and general
satisfaction with campus life.
SOPHOMORE CAREER EXPLORATION CLASSES
We began our exploration of careers
and interest with the PSAT results in December.
Sophomores created accounts at the College Board
and reviewed their score reports. In January, the
sophomores completed the Do What You Are Survey
in Naviance which explored personality and related
careers and majors. In February, they will be meeting
with their counselors to choose courses for next year.
Sophomores will also complete a Career Inventory
and discuss summer programs and other activities to
prepare for junior year and the college search process.
In April, sophomore parents will be invited to attend
the SPS Sophomore Parent College Planning Night.
For your planning purposes the program is scheduled
for April 15, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. in Crusader Hall.
SPS PRACTICUM STUDENT
We are pleased to welcome Ms. Allison Steen ‘09
to SPS for the second semester. Allison will be with
us once a week from January through May as she
completes her practicum for her MS in Counseling
from Villanova. Allison graduated from Bishop
Eustace in 2009. She completed her undergraduate
degree at Loyola University Maryland. Allison will be
working with Mrs. Cranston’s students in groups and
with other students using Naviance. She will also be
working on some projects to enhance our program for
our students.
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From the Office of the Vice Principal/Registrar
student has/has not been approved for the AP/
Honors Course on 25 February 2015.
The following represents the information
and procedures for the upcoming course registration
process for the 2015-2016 academic school year.
Online Course Selection Process For 2015-2016
25 February 2015 thru 20 March 2015 for all students
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Study the on-line course descriptions in
“CrusaderNet”. Descriptions, credit value, corequisites and pre-requisites are outlined for each
course in each department. Directions for this
process are outlined later in this document.
Students should confer with their counselor in
order to discuss interests, strengths and college
admission requirements.
Students and parents should complete the
worksheet that was handed out during a special
meeting held with the counselor. Be sure to checkoff the courses which are to be included in the
student’s pattern of studies. Select those courses
that contribute most toward helping the student
achieve those goals that have been established.
AP/Honors Courses
A student may enroll in one or more AP/
Honors Courses if he/she is nominated to take the
course by the specific department. Selection into AP/
Honors Courses is based upon the following criteria:
• Strong previous academic performance.
• Student desire and motivation.
• Acceptance by the student of the purposes and
goals of the specific AP/Honors Course.
• Completion of the stated pre-requisites, and any
required co-requisites outlined by the department.
Approval of the Department Chair and/or
Instructor may also be required.
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Timeline for AP/Honors Application Process
AP/Honors Courses applications will be available
to students, from each department, from 20
January thru 12 February 2015.
Class meetings will take place on the following
dates: 04, 05, 06 February 2015
All AP/Honors Course applications will be due to
all departments on 12 February 2015.
Students will be notified, by the teacher of the
specific AP/Honors Course, as to whether said
CRUSADER NOTES
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Steps to view a Course Description:
Access our homepage at www.eustace.org.
Login to the homepage as the student.
Click “Registration”.
Click “Course Catalog”.
Please make sure the academic year is reading
2015-2016.
Find “Department” on the left, and use the drop
down to find the specific department.
Click on the department you are interested in
reviewing, and the courses for that department will
appear.
Click the course you are interested in reading.
Not only will you see the description, but you will
also see the pre-requisites and co-requisites for
the course. Please be sure to use the scroll bars in
order to see all the information about the course.
Go back and click another department to view
those courses, and continue to follow the previous
steps until you have observed all the courses that
interest you.
Online Course Selection Steps:
• Access our homepage at www.eustace.org.
• Login to the homepage as the student.
• Click “CrusaderNet” and highlight “Registration”.
• On the drop-down click “Enter Requests”.
• Click “Edit Classes”.
• Do not select any alternate courses.
• Do not select any lab courses. The system will
schedule this for you.
• Do not select health and/or physical education.
The system will schedule this for you.
• Do not select theology. The system will schedule
this for you.
• Begin selecting your main courses. A statement,
in red, will appear if you cannot select the course.
If you are not able to select a particular course, a
reason may be one of the following:
1. You may not have a required pre-requisite with a
specific grade.
2. You may not have selected a required co-requisite.
3. You may not have been approved for a particular
course.
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Remember to go back and check the course
description for clarity. If you still need further
clarification, you should speak with your counselor,
and he/she will be able to help you.
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If you still continue to have problems about a
particular course, don’t panic, just see your counselor.
If an override is required, your counselor will take care
of this for you.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Enrollment will be limited in the following courses.
If the number of requests exceeds the cut-off, then a
lottery will be held to populate the course. Journalism
(20); World
Literature/Film (100); Law (50);
General Psychology (75); Experimental Genetics (48);
Human Genetics (48); Anatomy & Physiology I & II
(48); History of Music (25); History of Art (50)
From the Advancement Office
The 2014-15 Annual Giving season is
well underway! Thank you to everyone who has
participated thus far. Bishop Eustace Preparatory
School relies upon the generosity of our alumni,
parents and friends to continue to provide an
outstanding education experience in a college
environment. Regardless of size, every contribution is
of vital importance to the future success of the school.
Now in its 23rd year, our Scholarship Golf
Tournament raises money to enhance the school’s
financial aid program. Last year we raised over
$30,000, which was given directly to our students
to help defray tuition costs. Most of the proceeds
generated come from sponsorships. This year’s event
is scheduled for May 18, 2015. Please contact Alumni
Director, Richard Bannar, at [email protected].
ANNUAL FUND
This is our primary source of fundraising
at Bishop Eustace. Each year we ask members of
the Eustace family to invest whatever they can.
Commitments to the Annual Fund are generally
unrestricted, supplementing the school’s yearly
operating expenses and every other function at Bishop
Eustace.
Have a question about annual giving?
Contact Angelo Milicia ’95, Director of Institutional
Advancement at (856)662-2160, ext 252.
CRUSADERS HELPING CRUSADERS
This portion of annual giving is designated
to meet unforeseen financial needs of our current
students so that they can complete their education
at Bishop Eustace Preparatory School. The goal of
Crusaders Helping Crusaders is to directly help
current students whose families have experienced an
unexpected financial hardship.
DONATE ONLINE
You can make an online contribution to either
the Annual Fund or Crusaders Helping Crusaders by
visiting www.eustace.org/giveonline.
Shopping on Amazon Helps Bishop Eustace
Whenever you shop on amazon.
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Portal, a percentage of your
purchase will be donated by
Amazon to Bishop Eustace
Preparatory School. Donations to
Eustace are only made when using
the link, which is on the Affinity
Program page on our giving tab at
eustace.org.
Bishop Eustace partners with EverTrue to
create new Alumni App
The Advancement Office is proud
to announce a new partnership
with EverTrue to produce a new
alumni exclusive app for career
and social networking and much
more. Visit the alumni section of
eustace.org for more information.
ALUMNI/PARENT SCHOLARSHIP GOLF
TOURNAMENT
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2015-16 Honors Course Application
Name__________________________________________________Date____________
Grade_________Counselor_______________________________ Homeroom_______
Home Address__________________________________________________________
Email Address__________________________________________________________
Telephone Number______________________________________________________
Honors/AP Course for which you are applying_______________________________
Make a copy of this application for each honors course for which you are applying.
(If you are applying for more than one honors course leave this section blank until you have made the
necessary copies. Then, fill in the appropriate course on each copy of the application.)
Please fill in all of your grades from your years at Bishop Eustace. If you have completed the
year fill in your final grades. If you are at the mid-point of the year please fill in your semester
grades. Please see detailed instructions for each department that are attached to this sheet.
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 12, 2015
RETURN TO: CURRENT SUBJECT TEACHER
GRADE 9
Subject
Theology
English
History
Science
Mathematics
World Language
Other
Other
Course (Specify Honors or AP)
Grade (1st Semester or Final)
Teacher
GRADE 10
Subject
Theology
English
History
Science
Mathematics
World Language
Other
Other
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Grade (1st Semester or Final)
Teacher
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GRADE 11
Subject
Theology
English
History
Science
Mathematics
World Language
Other
Other
Course (Specify Honors or AP)
Grade (1st Semester or Final)
Teacher
Signatures:
Student______________________________________________Date________________
Parent_______________________________________________Date________________
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Reason for Denial:________________________________________________________
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For Mathematics Department:
Current Teacher Signature__________________________________________________
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