Friday, March 23, 2012
Area students to perform popular musical next weekend.
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Bishop Feehan High School will stage the 50s rock ‘n roll musical, "Grease," March 30 to April 1. Starring in the lead roles of Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski are Jay Vita (Mansfield) and Sarah Fishbach (Rehoboth), both familiar faces on the local youth theater scene. Directed by Feehan’s Alden Harrison, and featuring a cast and crew of more than 80 area high school students, the show is sure to entertain. First staged in 1971, Grease is named for the 1950s United States working-class youth subculture known as the greasers. The musical, set in 1959 at fictional Rydell High School, follows ten working-class teenagers as they navigate the complexities of high school. It tells the story of the leader of the Greasers who falls hopelessly …
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Beijing Institute of Technology to study Feehan's high school experience.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Bishop Feehan continues its quest to provide its students with opportunities to experience cross-cultural education. On Tuesday, Feehan principal Bill Runey welcomed Feng Peiran, the director of the Beijing Institute of Technology and Dr. Hong Yang, Director of the Confucius Institute at Bryant University for a tour of the campus and a discussion of how Feehan can enhance its partnership with the Confucius Institute as well as initiate collaboration with Peiran and his staff in Zhuhai. “I am honored that Dr. Yang selected Feehan as a site for this discussion,” Runey said. “The group was impressed with our track record of 100 percent college acceptances for the last five years as well as our remarkable number of National Merit Scholars.” …
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Norton residents Jordyn Renaghan, Bridgit Murray and Emily Golden honored.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Nearly 200 students participated in this year’s Science Fair at Bishop Feehan High School making it one of their largest group ever. The following students were recognized with awards: Science Honor Society Award Nicholas Cunha (Seekonk) MOVE Award Cherubin Manokaran (Pawtucket) Legacy Award Sean Gibney (Attleboro) Young Scientist Award Lauren Packer (Attleboro) Excellence in Visual Presentation 3rd Place Samantha Mazza (Seekonk) 2nd Place Siri Devlin (Attleboro) 1st Place Darby Barrett (Attleboro) Honorable Mention …
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Taylor Levy to play soccer at Monmouth College.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Recently at Bishop Feehan High School, senior Shamrocks signed letters of intent to play sports at four different colleges including Taylor Levy of Norton. Levy signed to play soccer at Monmouth College. Other soccer players Annemarie Galvin (Attleboro) signed for College of the Holy Cross and Delaney Lancor (Attleboro) for Central Connecticut State University. Quarterback Andrew Murphy (Franklin) will play football for St. Anselm College. These student athletes join four others who signed letters of intent previously this year: Devin Devoy – soccer/Northeastern University; Brenden Fowler – basketball/Salve Regina University; Elizabeth Rubino – golf/University of Richmond; and Alexis Sells – basketball/Providence College.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Events to be held Jan. 30 - Feb. 3
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Bishop Feehan High School will be participating in Catholic Schools Week starting Jan. 30 and ending Feb. 3. "We are proud of the impact we have had on the Catholic community for the last 50 years,” said Bill Runey, principal at Bishop Feehan. “We continue to stand on the proverbial shoulders of the Sisters of Mercy who guided so many young people in the teachings of Christ." The school will kick things off Monday by celebrating academic leaders. Faculty and staff will be treated to Dunkin Donuts coffee, bagels, and donuts. On Tuesday, Anchor Club and P.A.W.S. will hold a special candlelight prayer service 7:15 a.m. for the continued success of Catholic Schools. As part of Student Appreciation day Wednesday, will receive ice cream in the …
Monday, December 19, 2011
Norton resident Nick Schwieger was named to the Associated Press third team All-American in Football Championship Subdivision.
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Monday, December 19, 2011
FROM DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Fitting that a stellar football career should be concluded with a stellar honor. Dartmouth senior running back Nick Schwieger was named by the Associated Press as a member of its Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) All-America Third Team on Thursday afternoon. The Big Green’s all-time leading rusher is the first Dartmouth player to be chosen an All-American since return specialist Shawn Abuhoff last year by the Sports Network and Phil Steele, while tight end Casey Cramer was the most recent AP All-American for Dartmouth in 2002 when he was named to the second team. Schwieger, also an All-America second-teamer as chosen by College Sports Madness, is the 63rd Dartmouth player to be selected as an All-American in 72…
Friday, December 16, 2011
About 2,400 gifts collected for families.
The cafeteria of Bishop Feehan High School was transformed into a wonderland of toys from the smallest infant to the teen boys and girls. The toys were piled high and covering every last spot of table and often floor space waiting to be chosen to head home to some good boys and girls. The toys arrived by a human toy train that was formed after the last lunch period as the students linked the basement of both buildings to transport and organize all the toys. Approximately 600 students show up to help Tuesday afternoon. Their jobs were divided up into guides, babysitters, wrappers and clerks. With two guides per shopper they became personal shopping assistants to carry packages and assist each shopper. The shoppers would then have their …
Bishop Feehan came back from three goals down to tie the Bombardiers in the season opener for both teams.
The Bishop Feehan High School hockey team stormed back from three goals down to tie their crosstown rivals, the Attleboro High Bombardiers, 4-4 in a feisty, hard hitting, and often scrappy game, at Aleixo Arena Wednesday. Senior captain Nick Carvalho scored with only 5:09 left on the clock to earn both teams a point in their opening games of the season. Shamrocks coach Phil Hulbig was disappointed with how the team fell behind, but satisfied with the team’s fight to get back into the game. “Power play wasn’t getting the job done early and we had some opportunities and then Attleboro comes down the ice and, you know, they make you pay for those little mistakes," Hulbig said. "The kids didn’t quit. They came out in the third period fired up …
Monday, November 28, 2011
For grades nine through 12.
GRADE NINE First Honors Emily Golden, Isabelle Hanewich, Bridgit Murray, Kyla Prosper and Julia Renaghan. Second Honors Rachael Abbot, Margaret Depond, Joshua Fortier, Julia Herman, Jillian Higgins, Jacob John, Kathryn Saba, Kelly Sommerich and Collin Walter. Third Honors Shannon Brault, Emily Brogan, Jake D’Ercole, James Giblin, John Hanson, Kevin Sheridan and Emily Tetreault. GRADE 10 First Honors Colleen Almeida, Alison Fortier, Kyle Gallagher, Kylie Mendonca and Katharine Perry. Second Honors Francis Morley and Lauren Rossi. Third Honors Jonathan Bailey, Colleen Barthe, Kerry Desmond, Ryanne Doherty, Rachel Folan and Benjamin Ross. GRADE 11 First Honors Kara Aries and Rebecca Laliberte. Second Honors Heather Bowditch, Dani Callahan, …
Friday, September 23, 2011
Village in Guyana receives now donned in Bishop Feehan High School shirts to play soccer.
Bishop Feehan High School soccer coach Mike Pariseau found an alternative way to put Feehan’s outdated soccer uniforms to good use–he found a way to pass them on to players in South America. The coach contacted an organization which collects and distributes new and used soccer balls, shoes, socks and uniforms to underprivileged villages throughout the world. "When we got the donation of all new uniforms last year, I was left with 40 to 50 of the old ones in really great shape and I felt aweful about throwing them out," Pariseau said. "So I did a little research online and found PeacePassers." Peace Passers serves as a platform for people to donate new or used soccer equipment so that it can be put back into play, according to Peace Passers…
Gary Portway
1:35 pm on Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Well deserved, couldn't happen to a nicer kid. Hope you get a shot at the next level Nick. Gary Portway Sr. more ›