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June 2
As May came to a close, three Frassati Catholic High School students, Avery Kemp ‘22, Katharine Liepman ‘22, and Ashlyn Miller ’22, were recognized by the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as Regional Scholars for their performance on the CLT10, an alternative standardized testing option to the PSAT. The students performed in the top 5% in the Southwest Region and were notified that they would be candidates for the National Award. On May 28, Ashlyn Miller was selected as one of the CLT National Award Recipients, a group of students who tested in the top 1% nationwide.Read More -
June 2
The Class of 2020 celebrated their Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement on Friday, May 29, at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. It was a beautiful ceremony, and highlighted the legacy of these students, who made up the final of our four founding classes.Read More -
May 27
It is hard to believe that we are just one day away from the end of the 2019-2020 academic year. Today's update and the Friday weekly newsletter will be our final regular communications for the end of the semester. We will continue to be in touch during the summer with important updates and information, but we will now reduce the frequency with which we send you information.Read More
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Daily Mass from Word on Fire
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Announcements
- Our administrative team continues to monitor developments in the ongoing COVID-19 response. We will communicate with our community periodically through the summer as it is necessary
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Our Patron
Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati was known for his joy and jokes. A talented athlete, who dedicated himself to his studies and the care of the poor, Pier Giorgio inspired his friends to lives of virtue by the sheer strength of his own example. His life illustrates that happiness does not depend on the absence of trials and suffering, as this Man of the Beatitudes found happiness in the midst of tremendous suffering. His life illuminates the essence of holiness: that holiness is first about receiving God’s love and then pouring out that divine love in concrete ways.
Here at Frassati Catholic High School, we look to Pier Giorgio as our guide in promoting an authentic Catholic culture, fostering the pursuit of truth and growth in virtue. Now in our seventh academic year, our journey following in the footsteps of Blessed Pier Giorgio has seen the growth of our student body, three graduating classes, and the rapid expansion of our campus.
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