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Since Frassati Catholic opened its doors in 2013, our student-athletes have been great competitors. Whether a part of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) 2A classification or most recently 5A , Frassati Catholic has succeeded in competitions including cross country, golf, basketball, tennis, and other sports.

During Lessons and Carols on December 14, the Advanced Choir shared their gifts and joy of the birth of Jesus Christ. Click the image to hear their rendition of "Go Tell".

TPSMEA Honors Students Congratulations to the nine students who were recently recognized by the Texas Private School Music Educators' Association (TPSMEA) for their vocal performances.  Four of these students were chosen for the TPSMEA Treble Choir: Genevieve Roehl Gabby Borrello Elizabeth Meyer Katie Spartz Five students were selected for the TPSMEA Mixed Choir: Genevieve Manning Luis Esparza Mary Coleman Megan Abib Mia Natoli d Concert.  Not pictured Luis Esparza and Elizabeth Meyer

On December 12, the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, members of the World Language Club planned and led the entire school community in a celebration in her honor during Activity Period. The celebration began with a procession of the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Today our school had the privilege to witness the George H. W. Bush Memorial Train as it passed by campus. Faculty, staff and students paid their respects to the former President and offered prayers for the repose of his soul. It was a solemn and moving moment.

On Wednesday. November 28, we had a presentation during Activity Period called When Sean Speaks.  Sean Carter, with his mother Jenny, came to speak to us about the consequences of choices. In his case, he chose to get into the car with a drunk driver and was involved in an accident that left him with many serious injuries. Interestingly, the power of his message is through his silence – as the result of the accident, he is only able to communicate electronically. His accident happened several years after his high school days, but he shared that he had acquired the habit of drinking and of drinking to excess in high school.