Everest’s 8,9 and 10th graders participated in the Knights of Columbus Essay Contest. Every student had to write an essay about “The Responsibility of the Catholic Citizen in a Free Society”. Everyone did a great job and the winners of the contest (see below) will now move on to the state-wide competition! Congratulations!
Knights of Columbus Essay...
Chose a “vitamin” each day to live a deeper Holy Week…
Holy Thursday
Do a hidden act of charity, or find some way to help another.
Tell a family member how much you love them.
Go to Mass with a friend.
Good Friday
Jesus died for you. Is there something you can do for him? Do it!
Pray...
The 7/8th Grade Girls Softball Team started the spring season strong attaining a 4-1 record at the CYO Pre-Season Resurrection Tournament. Here, the team is pictured with their 2nd place trophy. Great job girls!
The Everest Academy middle school boys are taking part in a reading competition during the month of March, which is National Reading Month. This is the third consecutive year that the boys have taken part in the Everest News Reading Competition which is sponsored by the Boys Middle School newspaper, The Everest News. The competition...
Mary-Grace is in Everest’s Middle School Journalism Club. Her article below is a very well written account of her favorite Tuesday classes. Good job Mary-Grace, keep up the GREAT writing!!!
Art is one of my favorite Tuesday classes. In art we are required to do three religious projects (the last one was a card with a...
Everest’s Directress of Formation, Celine Kelly, wrote a special song for our 2nd grade class during their year of First Communion. “The Eucharist is the treasure of the Church and this is why we give special importance to our First Communion class each year. The children long to receive Jesus and often say that they...
Senator Mike Bishop joined Everest Academy in celebrating March is Reading Month by reading to our young students. Mrs. Snyder’s, Miss Wildrick’s, and Miss Farnsworth’s classes enjoyed listening to the counting book highlighting Michigan facts. The students were all given a special Michigan book mark as well. Thanks for spending time at our school, Senator Bishop!
Our second graders were introduced to life in 3rd grade! Third grade is the year Everest boys and girls divide into gender specific classes. Mr. Cross took the boys next door to their future building, gave them a tour, and talked a bit about what is be expected in the boys school. The boys saw...
