John Paul II High School

Principals, teachers, and staff received $500 grant for personal use.

Fleming brings more than 17-years of marketing, development, and community relations experience to the school.

The JPIIHS team also garnered 13 individual medals, including six gold medals.

As a team, the JPIIHS golf team tied last year’s performance at state with a 6th place finish.

When the academic year begins, Michael Schmeck will play baseball for the Academy and plans to major in either history or political science.

Each winner received $500 grants for their personal use for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

The team brought home awards for Small Team National Champions, Military Champions and Kick Champions categories.

In addition, the Foundation granted $500 to 11 local Catholic school teachers and staff.

As a group, the Cardinal Belles brought home Best In Class, Judges awards for team jazz and military.

Each recipient receives a $500 grant for personal use in exchange for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

The winners will each receive a Work of Heart Award, $500 cash.

The three members of the Cardinal Belles were chosen as a result of their individual and group awards which they received in drill team officer camp this past summer.

The teams from John Paul II High School in Plano and Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas raised over $2,000 for the American Heart Association.

Through a well-organized drive, the NHS raised $1,243 for the American Red Cross which will directly benefit the hurricane victims.

JPII HS was able to raise over $90,000 from this event that benefits the Student Financial Aid Fund.

Grants will help fund education, outreach and infrastructure projects.

The 21 awards were given to derserving local Catholic school teachers and staff.

The athletic fields should be ready by spring 2008