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Obituary: Francis Matthew Popish, Christian Brother, taught at Damien High 22 years

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Christian Brother Francis Matthew Popish, who taught at Damien Memorial School for more than two decades, died after a brief illness July 19 at Hale Nani Nursing Home where he had been living since January. He was 85 and had just celebrated his 70th anniversary of religious life. His funeral is Aug. 10 in the […]

Filed Under: Obituary Tagged With: Catholic schools, Patrick Downes, Religious

Back to School | Free milk, reduced price meals

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Twelve Hawaii Catholic schools this coming school year are offering free milk and free and reduced price meals for children unable to pay the full price under the Special Milk Program, National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program and Child and Adult Care Food Program. Application forms are being sent to parents or guardians. Children […]

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Back to School | St. Ann Early Learning Center: New director started at school 20 years ago

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Cynthia Achong, who started at St. Ann Early Learning Center 20 years ago as a teacher’s aide, is now the preschool’s director. She began her position on July 1. Achong grew up in Kaneohe and now lives in Waimanalo with her husband Wayne and three daughters Leesa, Chelsee and Cailee. Achong began at St. Ann […]

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Back to School | St. Ann Model Schools: Music teacher hits right note as administrator

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Mandy Thronas-Brown began her new position as principal of St. Ann Model School in Kaneohe on July 1. Born on Kauai, she attended St. Catherine School and graduated from Kapaa High School with honors in 1988. She then attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa where she earned a bachelor of arts degree in music […]

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Back to School | Augustine Educational Foundation fills a growing need

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

The need keeps growing, and the Augustine Educational Foundation is happy to find different ways to fill it. The need: tuition assistance for Hawaii Catholic school students. This year, more than 1,100 applications have come in already for the 2013-2014 school year, according to Sue Ferandin, the foundation’s executive director. As of July 24, the […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Back to school, Catholic schools, Patrick Downes

Back to School | St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School: New head of school has roots on Maui

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

St. Anthony Junior-Senior High in Wailuku, Maui, has selected veteran Catholic school teacher and administrator Betsey Hughes Gunderson as its new head of school. St. Anthony’s school board unanimously appointed Gunderson, the director of curriculum at Maryknoll High School in Honolulu, after a 10-month long reassessment of school operations. The selection process followed a series […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Back to school, Catholic schools, HCH, Neighbor islands

Back to School | St. John Vianney School: Kailua principal is back full circle

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

St. John Vianney School in Kailua this year welcomes Caryn DeMello as its new principal, replacing Michael Busekrus. DeMello, the former vice principal of St. Anthony School in Kailua, has been a teacher and school administrator for 19 years. Her new job, which she started July 1, brings her back full circle to St. John […]

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Back to School | Maryknoll School: New leadership structure divides duties among vice principals

08/02/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Maryknoll School president Perry Martin has announced a new structure of school administration leaders that gives the grade school two vice-principals and the high school three vice-principals. Both levels also have principals. Here are the new VPs and the descriptions of their jobs. Maryknoll Grade School Chris Loomis, Vice Principal of Academics and Faculty: This […]

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Saint Francis School alumni luau is Aug. 3

07/19/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

The Saint Francis School Alumni Association’s 2013 annual homecoming luau is Aug. 3 on campus. It will open with a memorial Mass in the convent chapel at 4:30 p.m., followed by the luau at 6 p.m. in the Almeida Student Center. Proceeds benefit the Saint Francis School alumni scholarship fund. Besides ono Hawaiian food, the […]

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Maui’s St. Anthony High seeks new head of school to oversee operations

07/05/2013 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School, Maui’s only Catholic high school, is looking to hire a “head of school,” a new position that will oversee campus management and operations, while the principal remains to concentrate on academics, ministry and student activities. It is a governance model emphasizing economic sustainability adopted in recent years by Oahu’s Catholic […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Catholic schools, Neighbor islands, Patrick Downes

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