Category Archives: Apostolic Activities
3rd/4th Grade Boys’ School 1st place: Joel Holmyard (4th grade) 2nd place: Adam Dolan (3rd grade) 3rd place: Michael AuBuchon (4th grade) 3rd/4th Grade Girls’ School 1st place: Lauren Marshall (3rd grade) 2nd place: Sophie Quirk (4th grade) 3rd place: Madeleine Arbogast (4th grade) 5th-8th Grade Girls’ School Champion: Grace Leonard Second Place: ...
Challenge, our academy girls youth group, was in the Clarkston News! Click HERE to read about what they were up to!
Congrats to all of our Middles School Winners! We are so proud of everyone! For more pictures from all of the Everest Closing Ceremonies click HERE. Perfect Attendance Daniel DeWitt 7th Jorge Dominguez 7th Grant Smith 7th Brooke Beauchamp 6th Claire Lasceski 8th Kylie Johnston 8th Sportsmanship 8th Clair Lasceski Salvatore Mastromatteo 7th Claudia Mastromatteo...
Instead of asking for toys on his birthday, Mason asked his friends to buy baby products to donate to Birth Choice, a local pregnancy resource center in Clarkston, MI. We are so proud of you, Mason! Your selflessness is helping to make a difference for others in need!
Here is an email Mr. Cross, the Dean of Students, received after some of our students volunteered at the Ladies of Charity Clothes Closet. Great job boys and thank you for representing Everest so well! Hello Mr. Cross ~~ A huge THANK YOU for the able assistance from your students. It was a pleasure meeting Adam,...
Thanks to Miss Bobrowiecki, our fabulous Middle School Math Teacher, the 6th Grade Girls made an extra effort to raise cans for our annual Thanksgiving Lighthouse Food Drive. “I asked 6th grade how many cans they thought each student could bring in. They suggested five cans each, so I did a campaign! If each student...
Everest Collegiate High School & Everest Academy held the very first Faithful Fashion Show and it was a HUGE success! Students from 3rd to 10th grade had the privilege of walking down the runway in beautiful fashions. The main point of Faithful Fashion was to tell girls that there is a way to dress modestly...