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Health Fair Encourages AQ Community to Make Healthy Choices
Students in Mrs. Sammlers Advanced Health class held a Health Fair to teach the AQ community about a variety of health issues and to encourage healthy choices. Click on the slideshow below to view interactive displays, activities and captions.
Eighth-grade Class Visits Nation's Capitol
 AQJH 8th-graders recently returned from a four day class trip to Washington, D.C.
The visit included a little history, a lot of fun and bonding for the first class to complete two years in the Aquinas Junior High School.
We congratulate them as they make the transition to ninth-grade.
 The class, shown top, right, in front of the White House and bottom, right, on the steps of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
AQ Hosts French Exchange Students from Rennes, France
Aquinas recently welcomed twenty-two students visiting from Rennes, France as part of the City of Rochester, Sister Cities Program. The French students arrived on Saturday, April10th, and were greeted at a reception by the many host families who opened their homes to the students during their weeklong stay.
"We had a fun and busy week with our visitors including trips to area museums, Niagara Falls, and a farewell picnic with the host families," said Jen Rybak, who is a member of the Rennes, Sister City committee and a foreign language teacher at Aquinas. "Our Aquinas students especially enjoyed the two days that the French students spent the day here, on campus."
Aquinas has participated in the exchange program with Rennes for several years, alternating visits. Next year, AQ French Club students will visit France.
AQ Students Participate in GEVA Performance of Almost, Maine
 The Aquinas Institute is one of nine area high schools to participate in a unique collaborative project with Geva Theatre.
Each school selected a team of students to perform, design, produce and promote one of nine scenes from the play ALMOST, MAINE.
The play opened on the Geva mainstage January 12th and ran through February 7th. Each school rehearsed their scene independently, and then met at Geva to polish the show using the light, sound and scenic elements designed for Geva's production. The student performance took place on February 1st.
Aquinas students performed the scene "This Hurts"
Director: Mary Krickmire
Cast: Andrew Kent, Kalya Perconti
Designer: Josh Best
Publicity: Aidan Bonacci
Participants documented the experience by posting to the Stage Door Project: Almost Maine Blog, which can be found on the Geva website.
Concert Raises Funds for Honor Flight Rochester
Prime Time Brass, The Aquinas Jazz Ensemble and The Ghost Riders Mini-Corp  hosted a concert to benefit the veteran's group Honor Flight Rochester on Saturday, January 30, 2010 at Aquinas Institute.
More than 400 people attended the concert, which featured a selection of Jazz, Patriotic and Big Band music. Senator Joe Robach and Vince Hope, President of Honor Flight Rochester were guest speakers.
The bands presented Honor Flight with a check for $5,400, which will help pay for WWII veterans to visit the WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Dance Concert Wows Audience
Dancers enrolled in Mrs. Brett's first semester classes presented a concert featuring movement choreographed to the music of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons, along with original student work.
AQJH Director, Mr. Ted Mancini, congratulated Mrs. Donna Brett, dance director, and her students. "To see the movement and the skill of those young people expressing themselves in such a creative manner is a testament to what makes AQ such a unique place," he said. "The bar was high and those dancers leaped right over it."
AQJH Clothing Drive to Benefit St. Mary's Place
AQJH sponsored a warm clothing drive to benefit Mary's Place, which ministers to Burmese refugees living in the AQ neighborhood. They collected gently used childrens, teen, and adult-sized jeans, sweatshirts, winter jackets/coats, and boots.
Thanks to all who contributed to this great effort!
Freshmen Spread Christmas Spirit
Mrs. Oberst and the Freshman Class bought and wrapped presents and created cards for 130 participants in the St. Ann's Community Adult Day Care Program. Several of the program members visited AQ on December 9th to pick up the gifts. They were greeted with presents, and a reception of Christmas cookies & cocoa.
"This is the third year of our partnership with St. Ann's," said Mary Kay Oberst, freshman theology teacher. "I feel that this small outreach to our senior community is just one example of living out the message of Jesus during this beautiful season."
Varsity Teams Score High Grades
Aquinas students strive to reach their potential, in the classroom and on the playing field. This fall, all eight of the Aquinas varsity teams achieved NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete status. To be eligible for the award, a team must have a requisite number of students whose composite grade point average is 90 or above.
"Students choose to attend Aquinas because they know that we offer an outstanding academic program, along with opportunities to participate in a wide variety of athletic and extra-curricular activities," said Dennis Sadler, principal. "More than 80 percent of our students are involved in activities throughout the year, which enhance confidence, challenge their abilities, and encourage social interaction. We are proud of their accomplishments and we're committed to supporting student success in the classroom and out, by investing in technology and facilities such as our new Fitness Center," he said.
Boys Cross Country 95.9
Michael Weber, Patrick Maisel, Justin Casilio, Michael Cantatore, Daniel Pecora , Marco Sayers, Corey Wegman, Ryan Peters, Nicholas Croce
Girls Tennis 95.02
Carol Connors, Alexandra Houska, Nicole Vendetti, Shaneika Bolt, Kelly Legg, Clair Riley, Carly Wisnowski, Louisa Grizard, Kwynn Heston, Marissa Williams
Girls Cross Country 94.123
Sarah Talbot, Andrea Mosher, Murphy Smyth, Lauren Mosher, Rachel Weber, Molly Bell,
Jacqueline Moyer, Diana Crispino
Football 93.796
Christopher Bostick, Klay Heston, Sean Preish, Andrew Rafoth, Tyler Viterise, Michael Owens, Scott Henderson, Nicholas Tarana, Joe Howe, Trevor Bierworth, Jesse Odell, Nicholas LoBrutto, Joseph Tarana, Michael Messina, Jalen Dennis
Cheerleading 93.365
Megan Hart, Alicia Ansbrow, Domenique Ciriello, Kimberly Schmandt, Chelsea Rzepka, Amber Johnson, Angelena Tentilucci, Marlo Sloan, Nicole LaRosa, Shannon Cook, Christine Redmond, Rosella Miceli, Marlee Deuel
Boys Soccer 93.121
Mark Lawlor, Joseph Rozzo, Garrett Pasono, David Wright, Daniel Yancone, Jake Wark, Jacob Resnick, Jeffrey Cullen, Jordan Allen, Kaan Cintuglu, Christian Henderson, Matthew Denk
Girls Soccer 92.951
Alexis Cook, Isabella Mitrevski, Lauren Frank, Jennifer DiCesare, Ashley Metzler Jessica Woons, Samantha Sansone, Lyndsey Binn, Corinne Fallone, Kathryn Perry, Mandi Hochheimer, Katelyn Daley
Volleyball 91. 345
Stephanie Antonio, Brianna Pumputis, Kimberly DeLano, Hope Waldron, Allyssa Darling, Jessica Moriarty, Audrey Klein, Rebecca Braya
Work of Art Students and Teachers Included in Shared Spaces Art Exhibit
A special exhibit in the new Arts Center Gallery at Nazareth College will feature work from area art teachers and their students. Pieces by Mrs. Virginia Malone and senior, Athena Kolokotronis, and Mrs. Marilyn Nosky and senior, Jessica Mansfield, will be paired for the exhibit, which opens January 15th and runs through February 6th.
AQ Students Named as Ambassadors with People to People International
Juniors Ethan Williams and Asia VanAlstyne, and sophomore, Jared Gould, recently learned that they will travel to Spain, Italy and France this summer as Student Ambassadors with People to People International. They will be part of a delegation of 40 students chosen from the Rochester area.
People to People International was founded in 1956 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The organization promotes opportunities for bridging cultural and political borders through direct interaction, unparalleled access, and unique experiences. Students and adults participate in national and global experiences through the People to People ambassador and leadership programs.
Fr. Bob Werth '63 Holds Teaching Mass for Junior High
AQJH students moved out of the classroom and into the auditorium f or recent Theology lessons. The students have been learning about the Catholic liturgical celebration, and were able to put their knowledge into action in a meaningful way. "Father Bob explained that we come to Mass as we are, to share in Thanksgiving like we do when we gather for the Thanksgiving meal with our families." said seventh-grader, Alex Grant.
The students participated in Mass as Father explained the significance of each step, from readings to exchanging the sign of peace.
National Honor Society Inducts 36 New Members
Established at Aquinas in 2006, the National Honor Society encourages and rewards scholarship, renders service, promotes leadership and develops character among members.
To be eligible, students must attain a cumulative weighted grade point average (GPA) of 92 by the end of their sophomore year. They must maintain this GPA for the remainder of their membership in the National Honor Society. Students must also exhibit leadership qualities, show evidence of exceptional character as reflected in their disciplinary record, and have performed significant hours of community service.
Please join us in congratulating our 2009 inductees:
Seniors
Mr. Tyler Breitung
Miss Shannon Cook
Mr. Patrick Crilly
Miss Kaylyn Reynolds
Juniors
Mr. John Angarano
Mr. Ryan Anthony
Miss Stephanie Antonio
Mr. Gregory Basile
Miss Kelly Bender
Mr. Trevor Bierworth
Mr. Christopher Michael Bostick
Mr. Daniel Buonaugurio
Miss Alexis Cook
Mr. Scott Erbland
Miss Corinne Fallone
Miss Erin Gillaspy
Miss Kaitlyn Hanna
Miss Megan Hart
Mr. John Kelly
Mr. John Kesselring
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Mr. Mark Lawlor
Miss Noelle McElrath-Hart
Miss Sabrina McMillin-Lobo
Miss Ashley Metzler
Mr. Joseph Molisani
Mr. Andrew Oberst
Miss Angela Owens
Mr. Garrett Pasono
Miss Kathryn Perry
Miss Chelsea Rzepka
Miss Christina Seger
Miss Caileen Sennett
Mr. Alexander Sowinski
Mr. Christopher VonBargen
Miss Hope Waldron
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Masterminds Team Makes Strong Showing with New Members
Masterminds is an academic competition in which schools compete in 12 match- play rounds per season. Each match follows a quiz-bowl format where students must ring in and be recognized before answering. Questions cover a wide range of topics including art, biology, chemistry, current events, geography, history, literature, music, political science, pop culture, religion and sports.
Congratulations to Nick Croce, who leads the league in points scored, and to the AQ team, who currently hold 2nd place in league point standings.
Seniors -Nick Croce, Mel Shaw, Andrea Mosher, and Matt Briars
Juniors – Greg Basile and Clayton Stanley
Sophomore - Jennifer Amico
Moderator - Mrs. Barb Sadler
Successful Student-Written Grant to Fund Health Project
Mrs. Sammler's 8th period Advanced Health class successfully wrote a grant to the Youth as Resource (YAR) Board. Aquinas was awarded $1,000 to fund "Health Innovator's Day".
This new program coordinated by Advance Health students will promote healthy activities and games during all lunches at Aquinas. Students will be awarded t-shirts, healthy foods and bracelets for correctly answering quizzes about healthy living choices.
Congratulations to students Jackie Edd, Malcolm Fitts, Mandi Hoccheimer, Joe Howe, Jessica Mansfield, Jake Resnick, Marissa Sansone, Kim Schmandt, Carmela Taylor, Bryan White and Carly Wisnowski.
Garth Fagan Dance Performance Inspires AQ Dancers
Forty-five students enrolled in the Aquinas dance program attended the season premier of the acclaimed Garth Fagan Dance Company at Nazareth College. Many of the students had never witnessed professional dancers performing live on stage. "The students were impressed with how strong, fast and physically fit the performers were," said Ms. Brett, AQ dance teacher. "Aquinas has long been a supporter of the arts and of students who wish to study the arts. There are only a handful of high school programs which can offer students the range and depth that our program does. By exposing our students to culture and the arts, we are preparing them to be citizens of the world."
Artists often interpret life and events through a variety of forms. AQ dancers are no exception, and are currently preparing work to audition for the department's January 12th Winter Dance Concert.
Sarah Talbot Earns National Merit Scholarship Commendation
Congratulations to Senior Sarah Talbot. She has been recognized for exceptional academic promise, placing among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who took the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test last year.
Gentaro Ramadhan and Kristen Doherty were named as Outstanding Participants by National Achievement Scholarship Program, which honors Black American high school students. They earned scores in the top 3 percent of more than 160,000 Black Americans who requested entry to the 2010 National Achievement Program.
AQ Counts Blessings by Giving to Others
Three cheers to our AQ family for providing complete Thanksgiving dinner fixin's for 37 local families. Each dinner basket included a turkey and a $27 gift card, thanks to donations of food, turkeys and more than $1,300 given by students, parents, faculty and staff. Thanks for all you did to make the 2009 Gobble Give a great success!
AQ Mathletes Measure Up in Competition
The Aquinas Mathletes Team is entering its second year of competition in the Monroe County Math League. The 30 member team coached by Mr. Sifain and Mrs. Vasso won the first two meets of the season. The team also had an impressive second place finish at the first-ever meet to be held at AQ on November 17.
Alumnus Presents Behind Scenes Look at FBI
Students in Forensics and Criminal Justice classes attended a presentation by FBI agent Dan Ciavarri '94, which included an overview of the types of careers available through the agency. Students also learned about the techniques and methods used by investigators to solve crimes and build criminal cases.
Stage Door Project Puts Students On Stage and Behind Scenes at Geva
The Aquinas Institute is one of nine area high schools participating in a unique collaborative project with Geva Theatre.
Each school has selected a team of students to perform, design, produce and promote one of nine scenes from the play ALMOST, MAINE. The play opens on the Geva mainstage January 12th and runs through February 7th. Each school will rehearse their scene independently, and  then meet at Geva to polish the show using the light, sound and scenic elements designed for Geva's production. The student performance will take place on February 1st. Tickets will be sold through each participating school.
Aquinas will perform the scene "This Hurts"
Director: Mary Krickmire
Cast: Andrew Kent, Kalya Perconti
Designer: Josh Best
Publicity: Aidan Bonacci
Watch for more details as this project unfolds. Participants will document the experience by posting to the Stage Door Project: Almost Maine facebook page. A link to this page can be found on The Aquinas Institute of Rochester facebook page, under favorite pages.
AQ Welcomes New Business to Neighborhood
Community members and city leaders including Mayor Duffy joined in the Grand Opening celebration of the Dark Horse Coffee Shop on October 13. The program featured a vocal performance by Choir Director, Jeff Wilson and senior Allison Prokop.
The new business is directly across the street from Aquinas, and has quickly become a favorite spot for AQ staff, students and families.
Shop owner, Bonnie Haley, opened the restaurant in May serving up goodies, breakfast and lunches along with a large selection of cold and hot coffee, tea and smoothies.
Stop in and see for yourself!
www.darkhorsecoffee.net
Student Groups Make Strides Against Breast Cancer
The Aquinas soccer teams and several student groups participated in the Making Strides for Breast Cancer walk in October. In total, AQ students raised more than $2,500 for the cause.
JV Tennis Team Serves Up Fun for Children's Program
The Aquinas junior varsity girls tennis team recently partnered with Compeer  Rochester, Inc., to offer tennis lessons for children with special needs.
"We encourage our students and teams to find ways to give back to the community," said Coach, Sara DeBellis. "A student worked with Compeer to set up this program. The team will teach tennis basics to special needs children enrolled in Compeer programs."
Two groups attended two, hour-long lessons on the Aquinas tennis courts in early October.
Students Represent Aquinas at Interfaith Community Events
Ten AQ students attended the first Brennan Interfaith Lecture at St. Mary's church. Dr. Shafiq from the Islamic Center, Rabbi Katz from Temple Sinai and Fr. George Heyman from St. Bernard's all spoke about the biblical patriarch Abraham as the Father of these three faiths. AQ Theology teacher, Mr. Connelly, reports "The presence of these students was SO VERY MUCH appreciated by the 150/200 people in attendance. Many came up to me afterwards and remarked about how great it is that the Aquinas students were involved and how impressed they were by our students attentiveness and respect."
Students in Theology 12 World Religion classes attended lectures and toured the Buddhist Center, Hindu Temple and Sacred Heart Cathedral on a November 16 field trip to learn about local places of worship.
In addition, Mr. Connelly represented Aquinas, the Brennan-Goldman Institute for Catholic-Jewish Understanding and the Cathedral Community at the Rochester One City, Many Faiths, One Hope Interfaith Conference on October 14.
Aquinas Students Win International Scholarships
Shannon Cook and David Popham have been awarded scholarships as part of Junior Achievement Worldwide's 2008-2009 JA Careers with a Purpose Essay Competition.
Shannon's essay, "When Work is a Pleasure, Life is a Joy" was awarded $1,750 for first place and David's essay, "JA Laws of Life Essay" was awarded $750 for third place. Essays were judged at the regional level and advanced to global competition.
James Buonaugurio '09, Frank Buscemi '10, Marilee Cruz '10, Christopher Politi '10, and Tyesah Sisson '10 earned $250 scholarships for their essay submissions.
The students learned about the contest as part of Junior Achievement's Career with a Purpose program, designed to introduce high school students to the importance of seeking careers that help them realize their life potential and noble purpose. The program was offered through Mrs. Bingham's Career and Finance Class, and presented by volunteer Kourtney Gagliano, Business Process Developer for the City of Rochester.
Junior Achievement of Rochester partners with local business people to provide classes in business, economics, financial literacy and workplace preparedness to students in grades K-12.
Spirit Week!
AQ Students Have Starring Role in Landmark Society Ghost Walk
Several current and former AQ students brought Rochester's history back to life as actors in the popular Ghost Walk live theatre event.
Sponsored by the Landmark Society, the Ghost Walk offers the drama, excitement and entertainment of a night at the theatre, all while enjoying a stroll through the autumn leaves on a beautiful October night. At each stop on the walk, the actors perform their scene from the front door or porch of an architecturally-significant home.
Mrs. Mary Krickmire has served as Artistic Director and Costumer for the event for the past 14 years. Seniors Evan Nobriega, Bridget Blakely, and Andrew Kent, and Brian Burke '88 and Spencer Christiano '05 were all members of the cast.
First All-School Mass in Newly Renovated Auditorium
The lights are up, the speakers in place, the curtains are hung and the doors opened to reveal renovations to the Thomas F. Bell '57 auditorium.  The effort to restore the auditorium was a gift of the Bell family, championed by Robert Bell '57 in honor of his twin brother, Tom, who passed away in 2008.
Many events have already been held in the space, which includes state of the art lighting and sound systems, and the restoration of balcony seating, which had been converted to classroom space decades ago.
Bishop Matthew Clark blessed the auditorium during a special alumni Mass on September 19. Students assembled for the Opening of School Mass on September 23. This event marked the first time that the entire student body had gathered in the space for Mass since 1996.
Internationally Renowned Theatre Historian and Playwright Presents Master Class for AQ Students
Students participating in the Aquinas Theatre program had a unique opportunity to discuss the craft of playwriting with Thomas S. Hischak, an internationally renowned musical theatre historian and playwright.
Hischak is a Professor of Theatre Arts at SUNY Cortland and the author of the adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women that is to be presented by the Aquinas Theatre Department in November.
He shared his perspective on writing plays to AQ drama, acting, AP English and creative writing students at a special session on Monday, September 28. "Writing a play is like being an architect," he said. "An architect doesn't build the building, he or she creates a blueprint. A playwright hopes that a director, producer and actors will build upon the script to make the play come to life."
Hischak also worked with the cast of Little Women during an afternoon rehearsal, providing a dynamic example of how they might interpret his vision of the script.
Congratulations to the cast of Little Women, which will be performed in the Thomas F. Bell '57 auditorium, November 19 - 22:
Mrs. Tomlinson & Mrs. Moffet - Margaret Connelly '13
Josephine March - Sabrina McMillan-Lobo '11
Mr. March - Anthony Schneider '12
Marmee - Noelle McElrath-Hart '11
Meg - Kayla Perconti '10
Jo - Bridget Blakley '10
Beth - Louisa Grizard '10
Amy - Paige Synesael '10
Hannah - Allison Ryan '14
Aunt March - Leah LeChase '10
Mr. Laurence - John Kesselring '11
Theodore Laurence "Laurie" - Matt DiVita '12
John Brooke - Gentaro Ramadhan '10
Professor Friedrich Bhaer - Eddie Montesdeoca '10
Sarah & Kitty - Sage Melcher '15
Katy & Minnie - Samantha Kesselring '13
Ensemble:
Jenny - Rachel Reff '10
Clara - Alli Prokop '10
Mary - Julia Stanchus '11, Katherine Grout '14, Rebecca Geisler '11
Girls Varsity Soccer Turns Out in Force to Raise $ for ALS
The Aquinas Varsity Girls Soccer team took part in the 'Walk for ALS' , September 19 at Charlotte Beach. More than 500 people turned out to support the cause, better known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. .JPG)
Senior Captains Briana Tata, Mandi Hochheimer, and Katie Deasy led the entire Varsity squad as part of the team's ongoing commitment to community service. Not only did the ladies raise money to support this worthwhile cause, they also had a lot of fun in the process!
Aquinas and New York State Troopers Honor Memory of Andrew J. Sperr '91
New York State Troopers gathered with Aquinas alumni to honor former trooper
Andrew J. Sperr '91, the 2009 recipient of the Aquinas Meritorious Service Award. The award was presented posthumously at a September 18 ceremony during Alumni & Reunion weekend. Sperr's parents, Andy and Jean, accepted the award on behalf of their son, who was killed while on duty March 1, 2006 in the town of Big Flats, New York.
 The Meritorious Service award is presented annually to salute those who display allegiance and dedication to the core values and mission of Aquinas, representing the "Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge supported through gospel values" that are foremost in the legacy and tradition of The Aquinas Institute.
The Troopers also presented the Sperr's and Aquinas with a check for $2,000 for the AJ Sperr Endowed Scholarship Fund.
AQ Ends First Full Week of School with Major Celebration
The Aquinas Institute welcomed 885 students back to school on Wednesday, September 9. The next weekend, the school welcomed graduates back for Alumni & Reunion Weekend.
Alumni were invited to attend events at the 1127 Dewey Avenue campus throughout the weekend. Highlights included a Varsity Football game, campus tours, and Mass celebrated by Bishop Matthew Clark in the newly renovated Thomas F. Bell '57 auditorium on Sunday.
Students played an active role in supporting Alumni Weekend events, providing campus tours, coordinating crafts and access to inflatable rides in a special Kid Zone, and performing during special ceremonies. "Aquinas is a family community," said Principal, Dennis Sadler. "The students understand the significant investment alumni have made to make our campus expansion possible, and how alumni donations provide tuition assistance. They volunteer to assist with alumni events as a way of demonstrating their appreciation."
Junior High Service Project to Support Community Literacy
AQJH kicked off the year with a book drive. The students collected new and gently used books in good condition to donate to St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center and Cameron Community Ministries. Each organization supports literacy in our community and afterschool tutoring programs for kids.
Cross Country Team Soaks Up the Sun
The Aquinas Cross Country team woke up early on Sunday, September 13 to staff a water stop at the Rochester Marathon. 
They also cheered on Coach Chris Bateman, who was running the marathon for the first time.
Cross Country has a new webpage. Check it out!
Forensic Students Conduct White T-Shirt Experiment
 Students in Mr. Mooney's Forensics course had permission to be out of dress code on Wednesday, September 17. Instead, they wore white t-shirts all day and brought the shirts back to class on Thursday for examination.
The experiment tests Locard's Exchange Principle, which states that when two objects come in contact  there will be an exchange of material.
Students Explore College & Careers in U of R Summer Program
Aquinas Institute of Rochester student(s) opted to get a taste of college at the University of Rochester during their summer vacation. Local, national, and international students
representing over 100 schools came together for Rochester Scholars, the University's prestigious pre-college academic program.
"Rochester Scholars provides students with a fun, hands-on way to explore college and career choices," said Emily Cihon Fehnel, Director of Campus Programs. "Students come away from the experience excited and more knowledgeable about their future options."
These young scholars studied such fields as engineering, business, journalism, pre-medicine, digital art, economics, and computer science. With no tests and little to no homework, students enjoyed a fun-filled curriculum consisting of hands-on activities, guest lecturers, and field trips. Classes are taught by select UR faculty, graduate students, and top local educators, and are held on the University's River Campus or in the Medical Center.
Liana Alvarez, 10th grade, participated in:
• What's Up Doc? Exploring the Pre-med Experience
• The Magic of Molars and the Wisdom of Teeth: Exploring Oral Health
Dan Pecora, 12th grade, participated in:
• Astronomy: Planets, Stars, and NASA
• Warfare: Past, Present and Future
Alexander Lamark, 12th grade, participated in:
• Warfare: Past, Present and Future
Melissa Shaw, 12th grade, participated in:
• Medieval Knights and Warfare
The Rochester Scholars program (for students entering grades 6-12) is offered during the school winter and spring breaks and over summer vacation. Classes are held on the University of Rochester River Campus and in the University of Rochester Medical Center.
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