In just a few months, the Academy of the Holy Angels, one of our sponsored ministries, raised $7,042 to help four teachers from Academia Perpetuo Socorro in San Juan, Puerto Rico, who lost everything due to Hurricane Maria.
Students from two schools located across the globe are in the midst of a cultural exchange that grew from a common connection: Both learning institutions were founded by the School Sisters of Notre Dame.
The Mass celebrated by Joseph William Cardinal Tobin, C. Ss.R, on February 1 was the undeniable highlight of Catholic Schools Week at the Academy of the Holy Angels. During his homily, His Eminence underscored the importance of being connected to Jesus and the poor.
After they discovered an article about the successful Kick the Water Bottle campaign at the Academy of the Holy Angels, members of Saint Benedict Preparatory School’s student sustainability team were eager to learn more.
The trim new STREAM Lab that opened at the Academy of the Holy Angels in late 2017 is the latest physical manifestation of the Academy’s
“Heartwarming” and “incredible” were the first words New Milford resident Cassandra Keith Garcia chose to describe her experience as an Operation Smile volunteer in Koforidua, Ghana.
Even before her plane touched down in Nicaragua, Anya Skae knew that was exactly where she wanted to be. The Nanuet, New York, resident and her group from the Church of the Presentation in Upper Saddle River were on their way to volunteer at Mustard Seed Communities in Diriamba and Managua.
A spring service trip to Caroline House in Connecticut left seven students from the Academy of the Holy Angels with favorable impressions of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, w
Community service is not only a graduation requirement and an integral part of Academy of the Holy Angels' philosophy; it is also an opportunity for students to share their gifts as they help others.
Academic, artistic, and athletic achievements are recognized at schools throughout the country.
Going to school is an ordinary part of life for children and teens in the United States, but this simple act can be a struggle in many areas of the world.
Traveling to the United States-Mexico Border with the Schools Sisters of Notre Dame was an extremely eye opening experience.
Attending the 61st United National Commission on the Status of Women clearly had a positive impact on Arianne Rowe and Jaya Sharma.
A group of students from the Academy of the Holy Angels is broadening their horizons and learning about one of the province’s four commitments: immigration reform.
A group of students from the Academy of the Holy Angels is broadening their horizons and learning about one of the province’s four commitments: immigration reform.
