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Join Us During Catholic Schools Week
Next week we will celebrate Catholic Schools Week and show our appreciation for all those who makes Garces possible. Each day we will have special prayers written by our students, celebrate Mass, have Adoration, and say a Rosary. You are welcome to join us for Mass each day. Please check out our social media posts next week on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. #gmhscsw2018
Monday, January 29th
We Love Our Catholic Community!
Mass in the Chapel at 7:00 AM
Special treats for our parishes and partner schools to thank them for all they do to support Garces and the faith journey of our students, faculty, staff, and families.
Tuesday, January 30th
R Teachers R Amazing
Mass in the Chapel at 7:00 AM
To show appreciation for all they do to instruct and inspire our students, teachers will be treated to a very special lunch courtesy of the Parent Club.
Wednesday, January 31st
Grandparents' Mass & Luncheon
Mass at 11:05 AM in the Gym
Grandparents are invited to come celebrate Mass with their grandchild and stay for lunch. Grandparents should arrive to the chapel between 10:30 and 10:45 AM. They
will be escorted to the gym for Mass by their grandchild.
Mass is at 11:05 AM.
There will be a complimentary lunch in MLH immediately following Mass along with a p
hoto opportunity. For those grandparents who need assistance walking, we will have golf carts to drive them around. Students have been asked to RSVP through their home room teacher so that we have enough seating and food. If you have a grandparent that decides to come at the last minute, they are welcome. Please have them join us.
Thursday, February 1st
Parent Picnic
Mass in the Chapel at 7:00 AM.
Parents are invited to bring a picnic lunch on campus and enjoy lunch in the quad or in MLH with their student. There will be a photo opportunity and some parent/student competitions! Parents are welcome to arrive between 11:00 - 11:30 AM. Lunch will begin at 11:30 AM.
Friday, February 2nd
Camp Ram
Mass in the Chapel at 7:00 AM
Students will have Spirit Day Dress, BBQ'd hot dogs in the Quad courtesy of Mr. Mark Brown, and games, games games! It promises to be one of the best days on our campus this year!
Saturday,
February
3rd
God Bless the USA
We will have a special social media post, featuring our students, with a prayer for our country.
Sunday, February 4th
Students That Pray Together, Stay Together
Garces Rector, Msgr. Perry Kavookjian, will celebrate two Masses at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton dedicated to our students. The 9:30 AM Mass will be dedicated to our underclassmen. The 11:30 AM Mass will be dedicated to our upperclassmen. We are encouraging our students to meet up in front of St. Elizabeth's wearing a Garces polo and/or sweatshirt and sit together. Students will earn one service hour for attending.
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Please Vote for Garces - Voting Closes at Midnight on Sunday, January 28th
Garces is nominated in the Bakersfield Californian's Readers' Choice Poll for
BEST PRIVATE SCHOOL
and BEST MASCOT!
We are honored and hope that you will vote for Garces in both categories.
To vote, simply click on the link to the ballot and register.
This year, it is one vote per email address.
Best of Ballot |
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70th Anniversary - #22
Message from Vince Fanucchi
Garces Historian & Archivist
"Hypnotic Frenzy" at 60s Dances
In the early 1960s the local high school administrators had concerns about a problem they were all facing at their campus dances. Their dilemma was an outbreak of "hypnotic frenzies" on the dance-floor (as illustrated by this photo from the 1965 homecoming dance), caused by the popularity of new music from artists such as the Beach Boys, Beatles, Rolling Stones and James Brown, to name but a few.
At a hastily convened meeting to address the problem they declared that "high school was not the place to allow a type of dancing which could only be seen nowhere else but in a big city honky-tonk bar."
Found most objectionable were "songs characterized by a loud over-powering beat and little or no melody, producing a kind of hypnotic frenzy in the dancers, causing them to jump, scream and shout along with the music."
They finally decided that the solution to the frenzies was to play a larger variety of music at their dances (including waltzes), thereby "allowing the students the opportunity to display their more cultured dancing skills."
Fifty years later, we will still be closely monitoring the students for any new outbreaks of jumping, screaming or shouting at this weekend's Winter Formal.
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Congratulations Mock Trial!
2nd Place in Kern County Competition
Last Saturday was Super Saturday for Mock Trial. They went into the competition undefeated and came out with a 2nd place finish! We are beyond proud of them. They first battled Liberty, won the verdict, and won on points from the scoring judges. Rams were 3-0 going into the final round. It all came down to a battle against Stockdale, who was also 3-0. At the end of the trial, the presiding
judge awarded the verdict to Garces, however, Stockdale scored more points from the scoring judges and won the round and the competition. After the first mock trial, Liberty voted Alfred Agbayani as Best Attorney and Nick Oh as Best Performer. Stockdale voted Moises Gonzelez as Best Attorney and Victor Agbayani as Best Performer. At the awards ceremony, Nick Oh and Alfred Agbayani were named to the Mock Trial Honor Court. Members of the Mock Trial Team are: Matthew Castanares, Setareh Etesham, Joyce Hernandez, Nick Oh, Farah Abumeri, Alfred Agbayani, Riley Pisano, Victor Agbayani, Kelly McGrath, Mimi Raytis, Michaelted Acosta, Ethan Gandola, Zach Buckey, Luke Jamieson, and Moises Gonzalez. The club moderator is Ms. Nicole Bianco. The amazing and dedicated attorneys who coached the team are Mr. Dan Raytis, Mr. H.A. Sala, Mr. Antonio Lopez-Hutchison, and Mr. Scott Belden. Our team was well prepared and well coached. We are very grateful to our attorney coaches who volunteered countless hours to prepare our students.
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Fall Semester Honor Roll
Congratulations
to the Garces Rams who acheived a GPA of 3.5 or higher for the fall semester!
SENIORS - Class of 2018
Angel Abu, Michaelted Acosta, Alfred Agbayani, Emma Antongiovanni, Gabriela Arias, Annalise Arriola, Lee Begin, Gabriel Beltran, James-Perry Castanares, Luke Champness, Kaitlyn Cooper, Grace Cornejo, Quinn Coughlin, Esperanza Cruz, Emily Demler, Emily Demos, Madison Dowell, Allyson Dunlavey, Stephanie Eguao, Setareh Etesham, Dominic Fanucchi, William Farr, Donnalyn Galario, Erin Garcia, Austin Giggy , Moises Gonzalez, Lauren Grijalva, Zachary Hebbard, Julian Hernandez, Breanna Herrera, Mia Hoffmann , Mariana Iturry, Kassidy Johnson, Emily Layton, Albert Jerome Lee, Jiayi Li, Alia Lidgett, Sarai Livesey, Jack Logan , Shaina Looker, Nicolas Lundy, Emmet McCormick, Claudia Millar, McKenzie Miller, Molly Ming, Priscilla Miranda, Andres Ornelas, Andrew Orozco, Oliver Oxley, Summer Padilla, Aaron Padilla, Katelyn Palla, Mario Perez, Leah Charlene Pineda, Sidney Porterfield, Julia Anna Rinaldi, Gahan Ritonga, Julian Rivera, Matthew Sabin, Jasmine Scott, Aleeah Sias, Evan Smith, Claire Smith, Molly Soper, Joshua Thai, Zabrina Thein, Blake Thorne, Jack Tobias, Ellie Tovar, Christa Uzzle, Andrew Valles, Daniella Vargas , Maggie Waguespack, Joanne Yi, and Xia Zhou.
JUNIORS - Class of 2019
Myrren Dzoie Agabao, Alexa Alderete, Carly Antongiovanni, Quintin Arretche, Evan Berry, Sophie Bouldoukian, Isaac Bowers, Kim Briggs, Jackson Brooks, Belen Cazares, Karl Chawengchawalit, Samuel Chee, Ambroise Clarke-Curutchague, Claire Cornejo, Maxwell Culbertson, Alyson Dees, Zachary Demos, Nicholas Esparza, Jackson Etchison, Julia Gray, Lailah Green, Eric Gruszka, Amanda Gutierrez, Garrison Hallum, Faraaz Hasta, Jorden Inocentes, Haley Martin, Jazminne Mayen, Jalyssa Melendez, Alexandra Mendoza, Kimberly Mielke, Nick Oh, Julieanna Ortiz, Mark Pandol, Jenysa Patterson, Maverick Pavletich, Joseph Gerard Placido, Makenna Porcella, Wesley Price, Renee Rasmussen, Joshua Rodriguez, Citlali Sanchez-Acosta, Ella Sill, Nicolas Sill, Rebecca Strasser, Myra Thai, Beneth Timpog, Catherine Tobias, Daniel Tobias, Ariana Toretta, Grace Turner, Kaden Uribe, Karl Ventayen, Jack Waguespack, and Eric Yueyang Xie.
SOPHOMORES - Class of 2020
Farah Abumeri, Asher Allison, Christina An, Natalina Antongiovanni, John Armendariz, Catherine Bayne, Cole Bertolucci, Hudson Byers, Katherine Champness, Cory Chianello, Connor Deming, Teresa Demler, Breanna Dinh, Alexsia Drulias, Jana Dulcich, Luisa Dulcich, Isabella Echeverria, Isabella Edwards, Ebubechukwu Ekpemogu, Laura English, Lavender Esparza, Fernanda Galindo, Andrea Gomez, Alexandra Goode, Myyah Goolsby, Fiza Hasta, Olivia Holland, Ryan Kammeraad, Abigail Lee, Paolo Limcaoco, Gia Lozano, Abigail McMurtrey, Grace McMurtrey, Marylu Melendrez, Rebecca Millar, Ariel Mora, Richard Muller, Allyse Naworski, Alexandra Penner, Darius Picar, Riley Pisano, Hayden Pisano, Kristina Rose Placido, Madeline Raytis, Jacob Rivas, Ashley Ruiz, Oscar Salgado, Elizabeth Sands, Patrick Santerre, Mia Sill, Joseph Starr, Isabelle Tanuwijaya, Christian Wilson, Andrew Wimberly, and Thomas Zaninovich.
FRESHMEN -Class of 2021
Victor Agbayani, Gino Antongiovanni, Sean Erik Aralar, Alexandra Arretche, Amanda Bagley, Ryan Beecher, Jack Billings, Patrick Blaine, McKenna Braun, Zachary Buckey, Matthew-Riece Castanares, Carlie Cheek, Claudia Chipres, Cristina Colina, Tenley Culak, Angela Denvir, Daniel DiMario, Sophia Elturk, Julianna Escobedo, Garrett Etter, Byron Floyd, Isabella Garcia, Lilia Gonzalez, Jasmine Gorman, Richard Hall, Jensen Hallum, Joyce Marie Hernandez, Olivia Lince, Sofia Lopez, Lindsay Magar, Joshua Marderosian, Jennifer Mata, Kelly McGrath, Addisyn McMurtrey, William Minaberrigarai, Angel Navarro, Mandoline Nguyen, Elle Pasternik, Nikesh Patel, Isaac Rivera, Sarah Rodriguez, Giancarlo Sacco, Jacqueline Sala, Carissa Sales, Alanna Sarno, Jacob Shaw, Ethan Shipp, Matea Thomas, Yasmine Tlaxcala, Joshua Uphold, Ellie Waguespack, Joshua Willard, Zelas Williams, Audrey Wimberly and Courtland Witt.
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Bakersfield Prayer Breakfast
Thank you to our Garces Rams who represented us at the Bakersfield Prayer Breakfast. Students who attended were Andres Ornelas, Wes Price, Eleni Zaninovich, Summer Padilla, Kim Briggs, Josh Rodriguez, and Quinn Coughlin.
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Garces Rams Giving Back
Shout out to Garces Rams JonPaul Lafever, Max Culbertson, and Drew Moseley for stepping up and coaching OLPH's 5th grade boys basketball team! It is so nice to see them giving back to their former school and volunteering their time to help out some of our future Rams. Nice job Rams!
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Congratulations Jordan Cooper & Shaina Looker
On Monday, Jordan Cooper and Shaina Looker were honored by the Bakersfield Jockey Club as Outstanding Student Athletes at a special luncheon at Hodel's. Jordan was honored for Wrestling and Shaina for Girls Soccer. Way to go Rams!
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Congratulations Peter Delis - All State
Shout Out to Peter Delis on being named to the Cal-Hi Sports All-State Sophomore First Team for his amazing ability as a kicker! Congratulations Peter!
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Congratulations Bryan Pantoja
Shout Out to Bryan Pantoja who took first place at the Montclair Wrestling Tournament!
At the Montclair Tournament we hadd several Rams place:
Isaiah Martin - 2nd Place
Rafael Carvajal - 3rd Place
Jordan Cooper - 5th Place
Jalen Smith - 7th Place
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Pre-Registration Fee on March Smart Tuition Bill
In order to begin registration for the 2018-2019 school year, a non-refundable pre-registration fee of $100.00 per family will be assessed on your March Smart Tuition Bill. This payment assures your student(s) enrollment providing the requirements of your 2018-2019 contract have been met. In May the remaining registration balance per student will be applied through Smart Tuition. If your student(s) is not returning to Garces Memorial for the 2018-19 school year or if this amount will cause a hardship and you would like to make payment arrangements, please contact Ms. Myka Peck immediately at 661-327-2578 or
mpeck@garces.org or Mrs. Lee at 661-327-2578 ext. 124 or
llee@garces.org.
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Garces Basketball 70th Anniversary Celebration -
Friday, February 2nd
We would like to welcome all Garces basketball alumni to our varsity boys basketball game Friday, February 2nd at 6:30pm. Come cheer on our Rams as they take on the Centennial Golden Hawks! We will be honoring Gino Lacava and the 2005 Valley Championship Boys Basketball Team at the game.
Gino Lacava is the winningest basketball coach in the history of the CIF Central Section. During his 20-year career (1993-4 thru 2012-13) he led Garces to 11 league titles and 10 Valley Championships in 12 trips to the finals. At one time, his teams also qualified to 3 straight Southern California finals.
Garces Basketball History:
The 2005 Valley Championship team had a 16-7 record (5-3 in the SEYL). Their biggest game of the year was in the Valley Finals against diocesan rival, San Joaquin Memorial. SJM had three future NBA first-round draft picks on their team.
CalHiSports.com
picked them to win by 24 points. In spite of that, Lacava's Rams never trailed in the game and pulled off what is still considered the biggest upset in the 100+ year history of the Central Section.
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Important dates to remember for our upcoming event
Thursday, February 1st -
The Student Basket Contest has been extended to next Thursday so your student still has time to participate through their home room (2nd period). Each home room has their theme and a wish list of suggested theme related items. Click here for the list of the home room teams and their themes.
Thursday, February 1st - We will continue with our weekly Gala planning meetings every Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in the school's conference room. We welcome anyone who is interested in helping with the planning and coordination of the event.
Tuesday, February 13th -
The deadline to return your RSVPs for the big event on February 24th. The Gala promises to be a great event for all. Our current parents, alumni, families of alumni and religious community, and supporters of Catholic education! Please contact Tonya Abbott if you did not receive your invitation and would like to attend.
Thank you to those of you who responded and have offered to assist with the event. We still can use additional volunteers for the following areas:
Event set up - February 22nd-23rd starting at 9:00 a.m.
(we will need lots of help transforming the gym into an elegant venue for the big night. Help with setting tables and the silent auction is greatly appreciated)
Event Check-in - February 24th (if you can help the night of the event with assisting our guests as they arrive we can use your help from 5:00-8:00 on February 24th)
Live Auction Volunteers - February 24th from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.(come dressed to impress and help during the live auction)
Silent Auction Volunteers - February 24th from 5:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. (we need your help behind the silent auction tables assisting our guests with their bidding until the auction closes and then to assist when they are ready to collect their items at the end of the evening)
Please contact
Tonya Abbott
for more information and/or questions about supporting the Garces Gala.
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Alumni Masses
Next Alumni Mass is February 7th
11:05 a.m. at OLPH Church
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Remember if you contribution $2,500 or more to The Garces Fund you are eligible for complimentary reservations to our Garces Gala on February 24th!
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Weekly Message from Ms. Myka Peck
Principal
Dear Garces Families,
Next week we will be celebrating the traditions of being a Catholic School. Catholic Schools Week is a time to reflect on all the constituents that make Garces Memorial High School the premier high school in Bakersfield.
Throughout the week we will open our campus to all our Garces families. I hope you can be a part of this special celebration. We will also take time next week to thank our students; they are Garces Memorial High School. Our student's love for their school was on full display last week during our Bring a Friend to School Day. Over 100 Garces students welcomed their friends to our campus for the day. It was wonderful to see how proud our students are of their school. We are all marketers of Garces Memorial High School and our students are our best-selling point. They are the product of our collaboration and we as a staff are fortunate to be a part of their journey.
Additionally, I must share how proud I am of the Garces Mock Trial team. This program has been resurrected with a force to be reckoned within the community. As you will see in the newsletter, the Mock Trial team received 2nd place on Super Saturday where we competed against schools that are very established. The commitment shown by all our students, moderators, and volunteers is commendable and because of this dedication we are looking forward to their success in the next school year.
I am excited to invite to you to our annual Gala. Over 70 years of faith, academics, and excitement have graced the Garces Memorial High School campus. We, as a school community, get to be a part of this celebration. I know you all have fond memories as a past student, or as current parents, at Garces. Attending Gala is a great way to show your passion for Garces Memorial High School. It will be an evening full of memories and the projection of where Garces Memorial High School will be in the future. I know our volunteers have been working countless hours to make you proud of the school we all love and cherish. A special thank you to this year's co-chairs Cindy Meek, Monica Sacco, and Staci Allison. I pray that you will attend and show your support to the school on the hill that has made so many successful young men and women. I look forward to seeing you there.
Lastly, we will be doing a pre-registration this year. It will take place on your March billing cycle. The fee will be $100 per student which will be removed from your registration fee. This will help us to prepare for the upcoming school year.
Looking forward to seeing you next week!
Myka Peck
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Upcoming Activities
St. Vincent de Paul Blessing Bag Sack Lunches at 8:45 AM in MLH
Winter Rally at 11:15 AM
Boys Basketball vs Stockdale
F/S at 4 PM
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Girls Basketball at Stockdale
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Boys Soccer vs Stockdale
JV 4:30 PM
Varsity 6 PM
Girls Soccer at Stockdale
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Wrestling at MidCals in Gilroy
Saturday, January 27
Garces Winter Formal
Music Ram Camp for 7th and 8th graders
Wrestling at MidCals in Gilroy
JV Wrestling at Rebel Rumble at South High
Monday, January 29
Community Appreciation Day
Mass at 7:00 AM in Chapel
Tuesday, January 30,
Teacher Appreciation Day
Mass at 7:00 AM in Chapel
Swim Parent Meeting at 5:15 PM at the pool
Wednesday, January 31
Grandparent Appreciation Day
Mass at 11:05 AM in Gym
Parent Club Rosary Group
8 AM in Chapel
Class of 2018 Service Hours Due
Incoming Freshmen Class of 2022 Applications Due
Boys Basketball
at BHS
F/S at 4 PM
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Girls Basketball vs BHS
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Boys Soccer at BHS
JV 4:30 PM
Varsity 6 PM
Girls Soccer vs BHS
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Thursday, February 1
Parent Appreciation Day
Mass at 7:00 AM in Chapel
Friday, February 2
Student Appreciation Day
Mass at 7:00 AM in Chapel
Boys Basketball
vs Centennial
F/S at 4 PM
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Girls Basketball at Centennial
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Boys Soccer vs Centennial
JV 4:30 PM
Varsity 6 PM
Girls Soccer at Centennial
JV at 5:15 PM
Varsity at 6:30 PM
Saturday, Febraury 3
Nation Appreciation Day
Academic Decathlon Regional Competition
Sunday, February 4
Catholic Faith Appreciation Day
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Softball Coach
Garces is looking for a lower level softball coach. If you are interested, please contact Garces principal,
Ms. Myka Peck.
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Swim Parent Meeting
Tuesday at 5:30 PM at Garces Pool
There will be a meeting for all swim parents on Tuesday January 30th at 5:15 PM at the pool.
Coach Pavletich has requested that at least one parent attend the swim meeting on Tuesday for important information.
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In Our Prayers
"Blessed are those who die in the Lord . . . for they will rest from their hard work; for their good deeds follow them!" ~Revelation 13:14
Dennis Seaton passed away on Janaury 14th. He is the son of Donna (Dalton) Sill '51, brother of Chrissy (Bill) Farr '82, and uncle of Elizabeth Farr '09, Lauren Farr '10, Andrew Farr '14, and William Farr '18.
Vinka Barbic passed away on January 10th. She is the mother of current parent Simona (Peter) Dulcich and grandmother of Francesca Dulcich '16 and Luisa Dulcich '20.
Dennis Dado '64 passed away on Janaury 19th in Calabasas, California.
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Luigi's Dinners To Go
The Garces Aquatics Program is once again offering "Luigi's Dinners to Go" every Wednesday. Please fill out your order form and drop it off at the front desk the Friday before. Dinners must be picked up by the pool.
Jan. 31 - Pork Tenderloin
Feb. 7 - Baked Stuffed Chicken
Feb. 14 - Cheese Ravioli with Marinara
Feb. 21 - Rosemary Chicken
Feb. 28 - Baby Back Ribs
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CSUB REVS UP PROGRAM
The School of Natural Science, Mathematics, and Engineering at California State University, Bakersfield offer a program in science and mathematics funded by Chevron Corporation. This program is geared towards high school students and intends to increase interest in science and mathematics careers. REVS-UP offers hands-on research experiences for teams in biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, mathematics, and physics. All research projects will take place from June 4 through June 28, 2018 in the research laboratories at CSUB.
They are accepting applications from high school students and incoming CSUB freshmen.
Deadline is February 23, 2018.
Due to limited space and overwhelming demand, they cannot accept repeat participants.
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West Point Summer Leadership Experience (SLE)
West Point is now accepting applications for its Summer Leadership program.
Students are introduced to a completely different college experience by attending the SLE. It is a week-long immersion in academic, military and social life for those considering the United States Military Academy. You will explore the United States Military Academy from all angles, including some intense military training and athletic activities. An action packed week, it's the best way to gauge the challenges encountered as a United States Military Academy cadet.
Applicants must:
- be a high school junior (current year)
- be a US citizen
- reach the age of 17 by July 1st, of the year they would be a USMA freshman
- MUST have a valid PSAT, PLAN, SAT or ACT test score
Interested students must complete a two-part application process. Students who are interested should contact their counselor for more information about the program and application process.
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Alumni Scholarship
The Garces Memorial Alumni Board offers a scholarship to incoming freshmen who are the children of Garces alumni or grandchildren of Garces alumni. Applications are due by April 1st.
If you would like to make a donation to the alumni scholarship fund, you can do so on-line or you can mail in a donation. You can also give in memory or in honor of someone.
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Inaugural Catholic Prayer Breakfast with Most Reverend Bishop Armando Ochoa & Keynote Speaker Fr. Nathan Cromly
Kern Catholic will host the inaugural Catholic Prayer Breakfast modeled after the Catholic Prayer Breakfast in the Los Angeles Diocese. The morning is designed to bring Catholics from throughout Kern County together in community to pray, celebrate, and grow in faith. The prayer breakfast is a lay apostolate event, planned and organized by an all-volunteer effort. The morning will begin with a Rosary led by local priests and deacons, followed by Mass with celebrant Most Reverend Bishop Armando X. Ochoa. After Mass there will be breakfast and a very special keynote speaker, Fr. Nathan Cromly.
The Catholic Prayer Breakfast is Wednesday, March 21st and will be held at St. Francis Church. The cost is $25.00 per person and tickets can be purchased on-line. For more information, please visit
www.kerncatholic.com.
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St. Francis School's
Crabfest
Friday, February 9th
St, Francis School's CrabFest is around the corner! The
annual St. Francis Parish School CrabFest is on February 9th at the Kern County Fair Grounds. Tickets are $100 and tables start at $1,500.
This year St. Francis is honoring Shirley Ottenstein & Mike and Marcie Soper. You can purchase your tickets on-line
. We hope to see you there!
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OLG School's Reverse Raffle & Dinner
February 17th
Our Lady of Guadalupe School will hold their Reverse Raffle Dinner on Saturday, February 17th. The evening's honorees are Bill Lazzerini, Jr. and Augie Flores. Dinner tickets are $140 (two adults) or $1,000 for a table of eight. For tickets or more information please contact the school at (661) 323-6059.
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