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Maria students sew their own fashions




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Maria High School Humanitarian Award Winners

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MARIA HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE REUNION

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Maria Spring Art Showcase



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Maria High School presented

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT on March 2, 3, and 4h. Assistant Principal for Student Affairs, Ms. Margaret Hayes directed the performance. She was assisted by Ms. Nina Solava and Ms. Carly Fecht. On Sunday afternoon, prior to the performance, the cast and crew had the opportunity to meet the Sisters of St. Casimir for a reception in the Student Life Center.








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Baseball Tournament

Sixteen grammar school basketball teams competed at Maria High School the weekend of February 23 rd– 25 th . The girls teams: Sutherland, Beasley Academy, Ariel Community Academy, St. Thomas the Apostle, Washington Irving, Tolleston School, Daley School and Higgins. The boys teams: Daley, Dulles, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mays, Visitation and The Show Stoppers (traveling team). All participating teams enjoyed this opportunity to showcase their skills and improve their playing. The basketball tournament began Friday evening and continued for two full days, culminating on Sunday with elimination rounds.


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Prayer Service

On Wednesday, March 7, 2007 the students, faculty and staff of Maria High School came together for an International Prayer Service in honor of Foreign Language Week. It was not only a celebration of the diverse cultures that are represented at Maria, but a tribute to language study. Foreign Language instructor, Elizabeth Bieniek states “the study of other languages and nations leads to an appreciation of differences, as well as an understanding of how we are all alike.” Ms. Bieniek planned the service in light of her belief that “prayer is the bond that unites millions of people worldwide.”

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Tae Kwon

Build self confidence! Develop self discipline! Improve coordination and balance! Enhance mental stability! Tae Kwon Do is a modern martial art, characterized by its high, fast, spinning kicks. Introductory Tae Kwon Do classes began Thursday, February 22 nd in Maria’s Student Center. Registration is ongoing and all are welcome. Sensei Tami will instruct students Thursdays from 1:45pm– 3:15pm and Saturdays from 3:00pm – 4:30pm. The fee for this training of mind and body is $45.00/month.



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Maria High School Snow Ball 2007

At Maria’s annual fundraising event, Snow Ball 2007, the Honorable Anne Burke, Illinois Supreme Court Judge and graduate of Maria High School, will provide the welcome address and formally induct the Sisters of St. Casimir who are alumnae of St. Casimir Academy or Maria High School into Maria’s Alumnae Hall of Fame. Leona Conforti, Class of 1959, will be presented with the Maria Kaupas Award.

Guests at the Snowball will enjoy a snapshot history of the Sisters of St. Casimir and Maria High School.

Annual Christmas Tea
Maria's Fine and Applied Arts Department spent Thursday afternoon with about 30 Sisters of St. Casimir who reside at the Motherhouse. Students and Sisters shared sweet treats, worked on a Christmas art project, sang Christmas carols, and shared conversation.

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Greater Chicago Food Depository
Almost 30 representatives from Maria High School spent three hours on December 9, 2006 volunteering at the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Vouchers earned will support the SSC Food Pantry in Marquette Park.



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Intramural badminton
Intramural badminton – As part of Maria’s new intramural program, students have begun participating in badminton.  Ms. Tamara Somerville, athletic director, is coordinating badminton as part of a series of intramural activities:  kickball, badminton, flag football.

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Maria Student Awarded FIRST place in City Vehicle Sticker Contest
Contest.  Monica joins a list of Maria art students dating back to 1979 when the first student designed sticker was selected.  Monica, of course, is delighted that her sticker will be selected as the one to be used for next year’s city vehicle sticker. 



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Christmas Concert
Maria music students and Gospel choir performed a Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 3rd at 3:00 p.m. Mrs.Christina Chen, music teacher, directed the performance. Junior Airreal Watkins performed a solo and directed the Gospel Choir. Sister Reginald, former music teacher, accompanied on the violin.

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THE MATCHMAKER
Maria High School’s recent performances of THE MATCHMAKER highlighted the dramatic talent of Maria students and director, Maria Alumna and Teacher, Ms. Laura Miski.  The cast presented a sneak preview to area elementary schools and concluded with a Sunday matinee for the community.  The cast included (standing, back row) Brittany Martin (Englewood), Cylia Reyes (Back of the Yards), Tina Gonzalez (Brighton Park), Lydia Willis (Woodlawn), Genevieve Roland Beverly), Annette Roland (Beverly), and Terri Zuniga (Gage Park); (middle row) Morgan Griffith (Ashburn) Amanda Groth (Gage Park), Blanca Sandoval (Gage Park), Daisy Villa (Chicago Lawn), front row, Danielle Del Fierro (Gage Park), Ashley Hill (Chicago Lawn), Lucia Avila (Little Village), and Jannelly Duran (Back of the Yards). For more information regarding
Maria High School and its various programs, please call 773-925-8686x181

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SSC Food Pantry
Maria faculty and students recently presented boxes of collected food to the Sisters of St. Casimir for their food pantry.  Sister Grace Ann Kalafut, one of the Food Pantry coordinators, was present during the Thanksgiving Prayer Service to accept food on behalf of the Sisters of St. Casimir.   Because of recent shortages in available food for those served at the food pantry, the students will continue to collect non-perishable food on an on-going basis.   Additionally, students, faculty, and staff, under the direction of teacher Mrs. Bettyann Zevallos, volunteered at the Chicago Food Depository on December 9th to benefit the SSC Food Pantry.

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Upcoming Events

Tuition/Tuition Assistance Information Night (financing a Maria High School education)
 February 28th, 2007 – 6:30 p.m.  Business office staff will be on hand to discuss tuition, tuition options, 
 and  tuition assistance.  All parents/guardians of 9th, 10th, and 11th graders as well as parents of newly 
 accepted students are encouraged to attend.

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Press Releases

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Maria News



Maria Spring Art Showcase



Press Release ( Click here )

Maria High School presented

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT on March 2, 3, and 4h. Assistant Principal for Student Affairs, Ms. Margaret Hayes directed the performance. She was assisted by Ms. Nina Solava and Ms. Carly Fecht. On Sunday afternoon, prior to the performance, the cast and crew had the opportunity to meet the Sisters of St. Casimir for a reception in the Student Life Center.








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Baseball Tournament

Sixteen grammar school basketball teams competed at Maria High School the weekend of February 23 rd– 25 th . The girls teams: Sutherland, Beasley Academy, Ariel Community Academy, St. Thomas the Apostle, Washington Irving, Tolleston School, Daley School and Higgins. The boys teams: Daley, Dulles, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mays, Visitation and The Show Stoppers (traveling team). All participating teams enjoyed this opportunity to showcase their skills and improve their playing. The basketball tournament began Friday evening and continued for two full days, culminating on Sunday with elimination rounds.


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Prayer Service

On Wednesday, March 7, 2007 the students, faculty and staff of Maria High School came together for an International Prayer Service in honor of Foreign Language Week. It was not only a celebration of the diverse cultures that are represented at Maria, but a tribute to language study. Foreign Language instructor, Elizabeth Bieniek states “the study of other languages and nations leads to an appreciation of differences, as well as an understanding of how we are all alike.” Ms. Bieniek planned the service in light of her belief that “prayer is the bond that unites millions of people worldwide.”

Press Release ( Click here )

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Tae Kwon

Build self confidence! Develop self discipline! Improve coordination and balance! Enhance mental stability! Tae Kwon Do is a modern martial art, characterized by its high, fast, spinning kicks. Introductory Tae Kwon Do classes began Thursday, February 22 nd in Maria’s Student Center. Registration is ongoing and all are welcome. Sensei Tami will instruct students Thursdays from 1:45pm– 3:15pm and Saturdays from 3:00pm – 4:30pm. The fee for this training of mind and body is $45.00/month.



Press Release ( Click here )

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Maria High School Snow Ball 2007

At Maria’s annual fundraising event, Snow Ball 2007, the Honorable Anne Burke, Illinois Supreme Court Judge and graduate of Maria High School, will provide the welcome address and formally induct the Sisters of St. Casimir who are alumnae of St. Casimir Academy or Maria High School into Maria’s Alumnae Hall of Fame. Leona Conforti, Class of 1959, will be presented with the Maria Kaupas Award.

Guests at the Snowball will enjoy a snapshot history of the Sisters of St. Casimir and Maria High School.

Annual Christmas Tea
Maria's Fine and Applied Arts Department spent Thursday afternoon with about 30 Sisters of St. Casimir who reside at the Motherhouse. Students and Sisters shared sweet treats, worked on a Christmas art project, sang Christmas carols, and shared conversation.

Press Release ( Click here )

Back to top

Greater Chicago Food Depository
Almost 30 representatives from Maria High School spent three hours on December 9, 2006 volunteering at the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Vouchers earned will support the SSC Food Pantry in Marquette Park.



Press Release ( Click here)

Back to top


Intramural badminton
Intramural badminton – As part of Maria’s new intramural program, students have begun participating in badminton.  Ms. Tamara Somerville, athletic director, is coordinating badminton as part of a series of intramural activities:  kickball, badminton, flag football.

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Maria Student Awarded FIRST place in City Vehicle Sticker Contest
Contest.  Monica joins a list of Maria art students dating back to 1979 when the first student designed sticker was selected.  Monica, of course, is delighted that her sticker will be selected as the one to be used for next year’s city vehicle sticker. 



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Christmas Concert
Maria music students and Gospel choir performed a Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 3rd at 3:00 p.m. Mrs.Christina Chen, music teacher, directed the performance. Junior Airreal Watkins performed a solo and directed the Gospel Choir. Sister Reginald, former music teacher, accompanied on the violin.

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THE MATCHMAKER
Maria High School’s recent performances of THE MATCHMAKER highlighted the dramatic talent of Maria students and director, Maria Alumna and Teacher, Ms. Laura Miski.  The cast presented a sneak preview to area elementary schools and concluded with a Sunday matinee for the community.  The cast included (standing, back row) Brittany Martin (Englewood), Cylia Reyes (Back of the Yards), Tina Gonzalez (Brighton Park), Lydia Willis (Woodlawn), Genevieve Roland Beverly), Annette Roland (Beverly), and Terri Zuniga (Gage Park); (middle row) Morgan Griffith (Ashburn) Amanda Groth (Gage Park), Blanca Sandoval (Gage Park), Daisy Villa (Chicago Lawn), front row, Danielle Del Fierro (Gage Park), Ashley Hill (Chicago Lawn), Lucia Avila (Little Village), and Jannelly Duran (Back of the Yards). For more information regarding
Maria High School and its various programs, please call 773-925-8686x181

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SSC Food Pantry
Maria faculty and students recently presented boxes of collected food to the Sisters of St. Casimir for their food pantry.  Sister Grace Ann Kalafut, one of the Food Pantry coordinators, was present during the Thanksgiving Prayer Service to accept food on behalf of the Sisters of St. Casimir.   Because of recent shortages in available food for those served at the food pantry, the students will continue to collect non-perishable food on an on-going basis.   Additionally, students, faculty, and staff, under the direction of teacher Mrs. Bettyann Zevallos, volunteered at the Chicago Food Depository on December 9th to benefit the SSC Food Pantry.

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Upcoming Events

Tuition/Tuition Assistance Information Night (financing a Maria High School education)
 February 28th, 2007 – 6:30 p.m.  Business office staff will be on hand to discuss tuition, tuition options, 
 and  tuition assistance.  All parents/guardians of 9th, 10th, and 11th graders as well as parents of newly 
 accepted students are encouraged to attend.

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SCA / Maria May 5, 2007 REUNION
St. Casimir Academy all class reunion and Maria High School classes ending in ‘2 and ‘7.  More details to come. Class representatives contact Vakarie Roberts at 773-925-8686 ext. 116 to plan the reunion and acquire your class list

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Press Releases

Please click on the Press Release you would like to view.  You need to have the Adobe Reader in order to view it. Click on the picture to download the Reader. Get Adobe Reader

 


 


 


 
 
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