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April 24, 2025

Hello Steve, Please enjoy our Saints News! 

HEAD OF SCHOOL MUSING

I’m proud to say that she’s my buttercup. I’m in love. – Elvis

If music be the place of love, play on. – Shakespeare

 

Elvis meets Shakespeare and shake things up. That’s what will happen at next week’s VCHS musical when our Saints perform All Shook Up. Inspired by Shakespeare’s comedy, Twelfth Night, All Shook Up will take the audience back to the 1950s to a small Midwestern town where the music of Elvis Presley shakes things up.

 

The show opens next Thursday night with evening productions on Friday and Saturday along with a Saturday matinee. You’ll want to get tickets to more than one show as different characters, like Natalie, are played by two people, Emma Adams ‘25 and Siena Kassmel ‘25. Tickets can be purchased HERE. 

 

Since December, almost half the VCHS student body has contributed to the production: the cast, prop/set design and stage crew, lighting and technical design, and the list goes on. Think about that, “since December”. This is theater’s Super Bowl. It’s like a State Championship! How could we not all show up and cheer them on. Did I say tickets can be purchased HERE?

 

This is Theater Director Melinda Carlson’s 11th season with VCHS. When I asked her “Why do you love what you’re doing?”, she said, “It’s simple. I love the kids.”

 

Mrs. Carlson also let me know that this year’s senior class is full of leaders who have helped take All Shook Up to another level of excellence. Hats off to Lily Greshko ‘25 and James Petersmeyer ‘25, Mrs. Carlson’s teacher assistants. Hats off to Kylie Kirkham ‘25, her right-hand communications director.

 

Shout out to Heidi Cofelice, our Visual Arts teacher who oversees prop/set. This spring semester, she had an entire class devoted to designing and building all that you will see and experience. The costumes will be phenomenal thanks to volunteers Janine Bartok, Wendy Greshko, and Krista McClinton. Choreographer Colin Meiring has ensured the dancing will be, as Mrs. Carlson said, “over the top.”

 

If you have any questions about All Shook Up or want to help in any way, reach out to Tricia Adams (tadams@vchsweb.org). Did I already say tickets can be purchased HERE?

 

Break a leg, Saints!

Steve O'Neil

Head of School

BRAVOS

Congratulations to sophomores, Stella Hawkins, Sam Bates, and Mary McClarrinon who competed last weekend in Las Vegas in the Red Rock Rave Girls National Qualifier. Pictured is Stella Hawkins whose team finished 17th in the 16U Liberty Division. 

Congratulations to Freshmen, Dani Lazaro on taking first place in boys 14s doubles and second place in boys 14s singles in the L6 Lifetime Fitness Tournament in Colorado Springs last weekend!


Alexa Blanch '27 took first place in girls 16s doubles and second place in girls 16s singles



Daniel Blanch '25 took first place in both boys 18s doubles and boys 18s singles 

SPORTS

Girls Soccer

Congratulations Lady Saints for defeating Colorado Rocky Mountain High School 3-1 last Thursday earning them the League Champion Title


Continuing their winning streak they defeated Belleview Christian High School 11-1 on Tuesday


Way to go Lady Saints!


Boys Volleyball

Shout out to Max Litviakou '25 and Ian Salyer '25 who were highlighted in the Vail Daily article about Saints Boys Volleyball


Click here to read the article


Girls Tennis

#5 VCHS Girls Tennis won 6-1 over #12 Dawson yesterday at the Homestead Court Club in the Team Tennis State Bracket.


They'll play at #4 Holy Family Friday 4/25 or if weather is an issue Saturday 4/26


Shout out to Jessie Allen and our Lady Saints' write up in the Vail Daily


Click here to read the article

ANNOUNCEMENTS


Mark Your Calendars

For Final Exams



Click here for the Final Exam Schedule

PARENT ASSOCIATION NEWS


MAY 5th - 9th

TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK-

PARENT ASSOCIATION

NEEDS YOU!


Parent Association is looking for two volunteers to help with the Teacher Appreciation Luncheon set up on May 8th approximately 9:30-11:30am


To volunteer, please contact vchsparentassociation@vchsweb.org

REMINDERS

Click here to purchase tickets


Parent Association Members and Sponsors should contact the Front Desk at 970.926.3015 to obtain the discount code to purchase your tickets included with your membership/sponsorship

STUDENT LIFE

Saints Recognized as Cutthroat Trout Stewards

Vail Christian High School River Watch Club recently reached the recognition level of "Cutthroat Trout Stewards," having taken 156 water quality samples since the club started at VCHS. The River Watch Club is a citizen's science club led by Mrs. Hochtl. The students in the club meet monthly to complete precise chemical titrations to determine water hardness, alkalinity, dissolved oxygen, pH and concentration of heavy metals. The data is compiled as part of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife state database where it is used to make decisions regarding Colorado river health statewide.

Year End Senior Dates to Remember:


  • May 20 Honors Assembly | 2pm | VCHS Grace Auditorium
  • May 22 Chicago Style Lunch | 11:30pm| Yearbook &

Articulation Unveiling | VCHS Commons

  • May 23 Graduation Rehearsal | 10am | Ford Amphitheater
  • May 23 | Baccalaureate | 5:30 pm | Beaver Creek Chapel
  • May 24 Graduation | 10am | Ford Amphitheater



More details including arrival times coming soon!


Contact Shannon O'Brien or Tricia Adams with any questions

ALUMNI NEWS

On Tuesday, Mrs. Verratti ran into VCHS's Mathew Phillips '24 while visiting Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, AZ. Other VCHS alumni enrolled there include Philip Shchetinin '24, Steele McClinton '23, and Aidan Kelly '24 (Daytona Beach, FL campus). Embry-Riddle graduates have a 96% employment rate within 12 months of graduation in STEM, business, aviation, cyber security, and intelligence; the future is bright for our former VCHS students.

COMMUNITY NEWS & OPPORTUNITIES

God created us to be creative! Faith & The Arts Academy is a 5-day experience designed to help teens, ages 12-17, explore creative arts they are interested in and learn how these interests are part of God's design, can grow their relationship with God, and be used as a testimony of their faith.


Attendees will participate in two tracks of their choosing for the week from the following: Music (songwriting and instrumental), Painting, Theater (stage and film acting), Building (with a focus on architecture). Each of these tracks will be led by a specialist in this area. On the final day of the Academy, we'll have a special lunch and expo for students to show what they've been learning.

  

Faith & The Arts Academy

June 9-13 • 9am-12:30pm • Trinity Edwards

(there will be an extended lunch and expo on Friday until 2pm)


Click here to register

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