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SHDHS Faculty and Students Celebrate Catholic Schools Week.
George Barsan won last week's "Think the Vote" competition on the question, "Should the United States encourage other countries to join NATO?" (https://www.thinkthevote.com/join-the-debate/should-the-united-states-encourage-more-countries-to-join-nato/). George won $25 and a chance to be entered to win $1000 scholarship at the end of the year. Congratulations, George! |
Information from the front officeCancellations/Reschedule dates due to weather Friday, February 4 - Tonight's Boys Basketball home game has been cancelled. Senior Night has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 8. Senior Lunch The Senior lunch scheduled for Friday, February 4 has been moved to Friday, February 11. BINGO Saturday, February 5 - BINGO has been cancelled.
Current Families RE-ENROLL for the 2022-2023 School Year Click here to re-enroll for current students planning to attend SHDHS for the 2022-2023 school year. You will need to create an account, which will prompt you to re-enroll. Click on the "Re-Enrollment Current Students" button and complete each task. Once completed, a check mark will appear, allowing you to move on to the following form. For questions, contact Toni Lehan at 859-525-0255, ext 2826, or tlehan@shdhs.org. The FACTS Financial Aid application is open. Applicants can use 2020 tax returns and 2021 W-2's. Applications are accepted throughout the school year, but the first awards deadline is March 1, 2022. Award notifications will be made on March 15, 2022. Please click here to apply if you have questions, please contact Connie Cornett at ccornet@shdhs.org. 2022-2023 Scholarship Application Online Form Now Available An online scholarship application form is now available for all new and returning students. Any student interested in applying for one or more scholarships for the 2022-2023 school year can click here to access the online form. The deadline to submit scholarship applications for the 2022-2023 school year is Friday, March 11, 2022. Please note that this is a new process - one that we hope will help families more easily take advantage of all available scholarship opportunities at SHDHS. As with any new process, we know there is still room for improvement. If you run into any issues while navigating the scholarship application process or have any questions regarding the process, please contact SHDHS Advancement Director Mrs. Beckie Middendorf (bmiddendorf@shdhs.org). Scholarship amounts and criteria vary. Please click here to view a chart of all available scholarships, eligibility criteria, and submission requirements. Students should follow these scheduling process steps:
If you have technical issues, see the Tech Department. Let your counselor know if you have any questions or issues with the course selection process. |
CRU Bid & Bash
The 2022 Cru Bid & Bash is going virtual again this year! This annual auction is our school's longest-running fundraiser (can you believe this will be our school's 23rd annual auction event?). We are always humbled by the support we garner from parents, alumni, and community members alike. While the actual date of the virtual event is Saturday, February 19, the fun started early with our "Buffalo Trace Bourbon Basket" kick-off raffle last November and XBox Raffle last December. That was just the tip of the iceberg…or items…up for grabs this year. Our committee is gearing up to share the rest of their amazing "Best of Live" Raffle and Silent Auction items with you over the coming weeks, items such as:
Be on the lookout for more information on the VERY popular Best of Bid & Bash Raffle next week. This raffle kicks off on Monday, February 7, and will be quickly followed up with our Playstation 5 Raffle. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Advancement Office at 859.525.0255 or advancement@shdhs.org. Donations for Cru Bid & Bash SHDHS $10K Raffle |
Academic Showcase
Mrs. Maloney's Biology Class Have you ever seen DNA? If you think you can only see DNA with a powerful microscope, check out the results our sophomores got when extracting DNA from strawberries!
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Athletic NewsAttention all grade school families! We invite you to check out Crusader basketball at our grade school appreciation nights. Free admission to all grade school students who dress in St. Henry swag and much more!
St. Henry Crusader Basketball Grade School Appreciation Night Tuesday, February 8, 2022 St. Henry vs Beechwood JV @ 6:00 PM | Varsity @ 7:30 PM St. Henry Crusader Basketball invites all elementary and middle school students to Grade School Appreciation Night. Admission is free to all coaches and students wearing a team jersey or school spirit wear. If you have any questions, please contact athletics@shdhs.org. We look forward to seeing you!
St. Henry Lady Crusader Basketball Grade School Appreciation Night Saturday, February 12, 2022 Important Track and Field Information Calling all 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students interested in participating on the St. Henry Middle School Track & Field team, please sign up on Final Forms and also contact Head Coach Greg Enxel genxel.ath@shdhs.org or Matt Schneider, Athletic Director mschneider@shdhs.org. ESports Information The Esports spring season, February 21 through April 15, with an extra two weeks for playoffs, is about to kick off at SHDHS. The team is open to 8th graders! We are currently offering three game titles: Rocket League, Super Smash Bros, and SHDHS is proud to offer Esports as an officially sanctioned KHSAA sport in both the fall and spring seasons. We compete against other Kentucky high schools via PlayVS in the regular season and state tournament. Since the KHSAA added Esports in 2018, St. Henry has qualified for playoffs each season, bringing home a State Runners-up and three State Semifinalist trophies. We are hoping to add to our growing collection! All games are played on-site in our Computer Lab with computers designed for gaming. All games are played at 4:30 pm on their designated days: Splatoon 2 on Tuesday, Super Smash Bros on Wednesday, and Rocket League on Thursday. |
Campus Ministry
The Catholic School Week theme for this past Monday was "Service." Each grade level began its discussion on its service-learning theme in the classroom. Students were also encouraged to consider volunteering for upcoming service opportunities. At flex time, the student body gathered together to kick off a shoes/clothing drive for the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky and listen to speaker Kim Webb share about her work at the Emergency Shelter. Though St. Henry District High School strives to develop servant-leaders who do not seek their glory, it is still good to recognize the effort students put forth to serve the community. The records-to-date for this school year indicate that St. Henry students have performed 3,490 hours * of community service - an average of roughly 7.75 hours per student. Of those hours, most have been contributed by the Junior class (way to go, Juniors!). Finally, individual students were also recognized during the assembly. The students who have performed the most hours of service so far this year are Meredith Kappes (Jr), Tess Parks (Jr), Ainsley Potter (Fr), Hannah Neils (Sr), and Carson Gould (So). Maria Brockman (Sr) and Sophie Rodino (Jr) have also cracked the Top 5 in terms of students who have completed the most Red Hours (time spent serving the poor, vulnerable, etc.). "Christ has no body now but yours. No hands, no feet on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes through which He looks with compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which He walks to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses all the world." St. Teresa of Avila * Data reflects only the verified hours, with numerous service logs yet to be processed. Grandparent Masses
Please RSVP here. Service Reminder |
Crusaders of the Week
Mrs. Ryan is excited to nominate Alivia Skidmore for Crusader of the Week! Alivia is a kind, organized, conscientious student and always stays focused during class. Not only does she complete her own assignments, but she also is the first to help another classmate when needed. Mrs. Reding agrees, saying that “Alivia is awesome in Geometry and her work ethic is second to none! Alivia always comes to class prepared and serves as an excellent role model for her peers.” Mrs. Coronado adds that “Alivia has excelled in Spanish class, and even though she is a little shy, she always responds in class and shows interest and respect as well. Plus, she has the biggest heart!” Congratulations, Alivia, and keep up the great work! Mr. Z would like to nominate Emma Fischer as Crusader of the Week for Religion II. Emma contributes to class discussions (and even class tangents) with insightful questions and responses. Additionally, Emma writes very thoughtful reflections on written assignments. Well done, Emma, and keep up the good work! Mr. Faust nominates sophomore Camryn Reymond as Crusader of the week for Principles of Business. Camryn is a hard-working student. She demonstrates a diligent work ethic, is always prepared for class, and has a positive attitude in and outside of the classroom. Camryn is willing to help her classmates and is always asking questions to make sure she understands the content. Congratulations Camryn! |
Counselors Corner
SHDHS students visited the Boone County Area Technology Center (BCATC) this week to learn about skilled trades. Pictured from left to right: Dr. Laura Williams, BCATC Principal, Shane Helmle, Joey Chapman, Chase Kramer, John Roebker, Jackson Meyer, Danny Veselsky, Cami Spellman. NACAC Performing & Visual Arts College Fair NACAC Virtual College Fairs are a great opportunity to connect with colleges, and they allow your students to pursue their college dreams. They can have a quick video chat with a rep, drop in on a virtual presentation, send a question through chat - they can make a connection THEIR way! Go now and check out a video on how it all works! St. Elizabeth Internship Information for Junior Parents
Visit the St. Elizabeth High School Senior Internship Program link for more information. You will notice the link lists different 'Program Tracks' offered to student interns. However, the only tracks SHDHS students can apply to are Patient Care, Business, Marketing /Communications, and Information Technology. SHDHS Scholarship Update https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ASfqENwyRZDoUN9-p6tyWg1rdVpmk6B03pfrCaL03qg/edit?usp=sharing Sallie Mae Scholarship Database Fastweb |
CRU BitsDid You know! "Feet" of Learning--The length of the 300 hallway (with the new fine arts wing) is approximately 465 ft. That means the entire Statue of Liberty (pedestal to torch) AND the Lincoln Memorial could fit with room to spare! |
FEC NEWS
FEC PARENT NIGHT - CANCELLED - The FEC Parent Night at the varsity home game scheduled for this evening (2/4) has been cancelled due to the inclement weather. We will not be rescheduling this event but will try next school year again. CSW STAFF LUNCHEON HELP NEEDED: The FEC will be providing staff with a (rescheduled) grab-and-go boxed lunch from McAllister's Deli on Friday 2/11 at 11:15 am. We are looking for two volunteers to meet us at school at 10:45 am to help set up and hand out the lunches. Please contact Jennifer Abdrabbo at jennifer_abdrabbo@yahoo.com if you can help. |
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Hannah Neils, Maria Brockman, Meredith Kappes, Ainsley Potter, Sophie Rodino, Tess Parks, Carson Gould
