On Monday, May 21st, All Saints Catholic Academy’s Student Council Officers and Representatives, along with their moderators Ms. Nicole Narese and Mrs. Diane Molesky, met with Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis and held their final meeting for the school year in Bayonne City Council Chambers. Student leaders discussed what skills a successful leader needs to possess, ways to improve ASCA, new fundraising ideas, community outreach efforts, and the spearheading of new clubs and events. Pictured are: (left to rt.) Row 1 – Grace Mulcahy (4A), Luca Barone (5B), President Hannah Delaney (seated), Lindsay Cacace (5A), Maggie McCabe (5B), & Anabella Sornoza (4B), Row 2 – Kylie Skowronski (4B), Gianna Servodio (7B), Spiritual Director Courtney Rei, Vice President Karisma Garcia, Secretary Christina Valenti, Rocco Barone (6B), & Brady Traba (4A), And Row 3 – Erin McNulty (6A), Alexandra Soliman (6A), Madison O’Neil (7A), Mayor Jimmy Davis,  & Gavin Skowronski (7A), Matthew McCabe (7B),  & Eric Tonne (6B). Here are more photos of their morning at City Hall.

Congratulations to our 2018 NJPAC Dance Team on winning the gold medal in today’s elimination round of competition!

Best of luck as you prepare to dominate at the Colors of the Rainbow Team Match on June 7 at NJPAC!

Boys pictured (left to right) are Aric Loiacono, Luca Barone, Aidan Miklas, Daniel McMahon, Dean Domingo, Anton DeDios; girls are Eleana Sevilla, Maggie McCabe, Angela Paolini, Madison Novicio, Sofia Conti, Leila Taveras.

Good luck to our 5th grade ballroom dancers who are representing ASCA at the NJPAC Colors of the Rainbow Team Match Semi-Final Round! 

Centuries worth of history, creativity, and culture come into focus in these three European capitals.

See the bold iconic monuments, like London’s Big Ben and Paris’ Notre-Dame Cathedral. Discover Rome’s former ancient empire, from the awe-inspiring Roman Colosseum to the mathematically precise Pantheon. In Vatican City, no smaller area holds so much power to a certain way of life.

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Sample Itinerary:

• Day 1: Fly overnight to England

• Day 2: London

  Meet your Tour Director at the airport

  Take a walking tour of London

• Day 3: London

  Take a guided tour of London

  With your expert local guide you will see:

  • Big Ben and Houses of Parliament
  • Piccadilly Circus
  • St. Paul’s Cathedral
  • Westminster Abbey
  • Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (if scheduled)

  Visit the British Museum

  Enjoy a theater performance

• Day 4: London • Paris

  Travel by Eurostar train to Paris

  Visit the Louvre

  Take a walking tour of the Latin Quarter

  Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral

• Day 5: Paris

  Take a guided tour of Paris

  With your expert local guide you will see:

  • Place de la Concorde
  • Champs-Élysées
  • Arc de Triomphe
  • Hôtel des Invalides
  • Eiffel Tower

  Take a guided tour of Versailles

  With your expert local guide you will see:

  • State Apartments
  • Hall of Mirrors
  • Gardens

  Participate in an evening activity

• Day 6: Paris • Rome

  Spend your morning exploring more of Paris

  Fly to Rome

• Day 7: Rome

  Take a guided tour of Vatican City

  With your expert local guide you will see:

  • Sistine Chapel
  • St. Peter’s Basilica

  Participate in a cooking class

• Day 8: Rome

  Take a guided tour of Rome

  With your expert local guide you will see:

  • Roman Forum
  • Colosseum

  Take a self-guided walking tour of Rome

  You will see:

  • Trevi Fountain
  • Pantheon
  • Piazza Navona
  • Spanish Steps

• Day 9: Depart for home

Congratulations to this year’s 7th grade Marist Olympics team! In the 10 years that ASCA has been participating in this yearly event, this is the first time ASCA has won a team trophy — these young men and women earned third place overall.  Individual winners are as follows:  Matthew McCabe, first place in Computers; Nicholas Herrmann, third place in Social Studies; Quincy De Leon and Gianluca Logan, second place in General Knowledge.  We are so proud of you!

Standing (left to right) Madison O’Neill, Ella Scarsi, Kevin McDonough, Emma Servodio, Ava DiLullo, Gianna Servodio, Isabella Barone, Gavin Skowronski, Vince Anonuevo, Jon Sumague.  Kneeling (left to right) Nicholas Herrmann, Quincy DeLeon, Jack Moran, Matthew McCabe, Gianluca Logan.

Pictured (left to right) are Matthew McCabe, Quincy DeLeon, Ella Scarsi, Ava DiLullo, Emma Servodio, Gianluca Logan, Gianna Servodio, Jack Moran, Gavin Skowronski, Vince Anonuevo, Kevin McDonough, Jon Sumague, Nicholas Herrmann, Madison O’Neill, and Isabella Barone.

Congratulations to Christina Valenti, 8B, who has been named Outstanding Catholic School Graduate, Class of 2018.  This award is conferred upon one 8th grader from each Catholic elementary school in the Archdiocese of Newark.  Christina exemplifies Catholic values in word and action, and displays consistent, superior, academic achievement.

Pictured (left to right) are Rev. Msgr. Thomas P. Nydegger, Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia for the Archdiocese of Newark, Christina Valenti, and Dr. Margaret Dames, Secretary for Catholic Education and Superintendent of Schools.

Pictured with Msgr. Nydegger and Christina is Christina’s family.

Leadership has been our character trait for the month of March.  At our assembly, members of our Student Council and Safety Patrol were recognized.  These students consistently provide an exemplary example for our student body.  These young men and women of our 8th grade will surely be missed.

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