IRISH EYES
February 23 - 28
2015
*****FRESHMAN REGISTRATION FOR
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2015 HAS BEEN
POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2015*****
Clancy Salutes:
•
Congratulations to Coley Lee who was selected as the Bishop McGuinness February Student of the Month! Coley was nominated by faculty members and his peers
for his commitment and loyalty to the school.
•
Congratulations go to the Wrestling team who competed at regionals in Duncan
last weekend. Senior Brent Wilson was crowned champion at 152 lbs and junior
Zach Straughn won 3rd. Also placing was junior Nate Connelly at
5th place. It has been 23 years since the Irish have crowned a regional champion so special congratulations go out to Brent Wilson.
Brent and Zach will be representing the Irish in the State Wrestling
tournament to be held on February 27 and 28 at the State Fairgrounds Arena. Nate Connelly will be an alternate.
•
Hat’s Off to the thirty-one members of the BMCHS National Honor Society who played
games and hosted a cookie party for the young residents at the Pauline E. Mayer Shelter located
off Western Avenue. The Pauline E. Mayer Shelter is one of two such shelters in the state of Oklahoma that provides a safe place for children who have been removed from their homes due to
abuse or neglect. NHS members enjoyed getting to know the fourteen elementary-aged children,
hearing their laughter, and seeing their smiles. It was a moving and rewarding evening, and NHS
looks forward to helping the shelter in the future.
•
Congratulations to the Irish Forensic Team on their success this
past weekend at the 2015 Salina Central HS TOC Invitational in Kansas! Advancing 8 of 12 entries to the Final Round, the team finished 3rd in the
tournament out of 32 competing schools, and received 4 bids to the 2015
National Individual Events Tournament of Champions. Participating members included: Senior Allison Hopfer, Junior Evan Clear, and Sophomores Madison Hart and
Cheyenne Martin. Way to Suit Up, Irish!!!
• Hat’s Off to the Swim team for their performance at the state tournament last weekend. The Boys finished 17th while the Girls finished 18th. All
swimmers set Personal Records during the state championships. Special
Congratulations to the Boys 200 Freestyle Relay team of Chase Skelton,
Hayden Crandall, Joseph Romano and Ben
Yokell for finishing in 6th place. Other leaders
were Monica Borders, 9th place in the 100 Butterfly and 11th place
in the 200 Individual Medley; Ben Yokell, 15th place, 200 Individual
Medley; Olivia Head, 15th place, 50 Freestyle; Chase Skelton, 15th
place, 50 Freestyle; and the Girls 200 Freestyle Relay team of Olivia
Head, Hannah Reen, Gabby Dube and Monica Borders for their 11th place finish.
•
Good luck to our Boys and Girls Basketball team who will compete in regional play this
week. On Thursday, the Girls will play Yukon at Southmoore at 6:30 pm. If they win, they will
play Saturday at 1:30 pm at Southmoore. The Boys will play Yukon Friday at 6:30 pm at Edmond
Memorial. If they win, they will play Saturday at 6:30 pm at Edmond Memorial. Hope to see you
at the games!
•
Congratulations to the Irish Bowling team for their 2nd place finish last weekend at Regionals. The team advances to state in Tulsa next Saturday. Team members are
seniors LeaRose LaPorte, Kate Sine, Anna Egas, Christina Schrantz, Lisa Tran
and freshmen Elaine Selid and Savannah Hanke. Thanks to coach Alex Genheimer for all his work with the team.
•
The first ever Google Summit meeting for the state of
Oklahoma was held at BMCHS last Saturday and Sunday. McGuinness was
selected by Google to present the many educational components of Google
to aide teachers in the classroom. Highly qualified presenters came from
across the country to make presentations to over 400 workshop attendees. A “Big Thanks” is
extended to our Director of Instruction Technology, Mrs. Rebekah Hightower and Mr. Justin Tyler Moore, Network Administrator for all the work preparing our school for this highly acclaimed
event. I am proud to say that several of our teachers were asked by Google to present at this
event.
•
We welcomed over 100 middle school students to “Feeder
Leader Day” last Friday. Each one of our traditional feeder schools
participated in this Student Council led event. Students took part in
various activities throughout the day. A “Big
Thanks” goes out to the Student Council
Executive Board and Student Council sponsors Mrs. Rebecca Damron-Whitehead and Mrs. Rachel Dowell
for all their work on this event.
•
A “Big Thanks” is extended to the many incoming freshman and their parents who attended “Curriculum Night” last Thursday evening. The evening presentation was coordinated by Dr.
Andrew Worthington and Freshman Counselor, Laura O’Hara. Clancy also wishes to thank our
Department Chairs for making presentations.
•
Please note - INCOMING FRESHMAN REGISTRATION FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23,
2015 HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2015. Enrollment night is determined
by the first initial of the students last name:
A – G TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2015 6:00 - 8:00 pm
H – N Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:00 - 8:00 pm
O – Z Monday, March 2, 2015 6:00 - 8:00 pm
•
Congratulations to the following staff members who celebrate birthdays this week: Ray
Copeland, Tondrell Durham, Robert Epps and Jamie Lane.
Clancy Speaks:
I was not in school for a good part of last week as I was attending the National Association of Secondary
School Principals Conference in San Diego. Attending anything in San Diego is always tough duty, but I
did manage to attend several informative sessions ranging from Advanced Placement curriculum to tech-
nological advances in the classroom and the state of education in America.
After three days of meetings, I came away feeling very proud about what we have and are accomplishing in our school. So many public school districts are fighting such a large bureaucracy within the federal
and their own state and district government they feel powerless to affect change in their own school. I
applaud the efforts of great success stories of schools that get many good things accomplished despite
the road blocks placed in their path.
I sat in on a two hour presentation regarding Common Core, and left the meeting thankful for the many
aspects of Common Core we have been using in our Catholic schools for many years. I was also thankful that we are not trying to adapt Common Core principals to state mandated tests. Many schools
across the country are forced to spend weeks preparing students for a test while the rich experience
they would have investigating their own curriculum is lost.
I also set in on a two hour presentation on Advanced Placement classes. Advanced Placement classes
are recognized by the College Board as a leading predictor of success in college. We offer 16 Advanced Placement classes at McGuinness and numerous Pre AP classes. Entrance into our school’s
AP courses is dependent on ability and interest. Our AP pass rate and number of tests given vs. our
student population ranks with the most prestigious school in the country. Last year, McGuinness had 2
National AP Scholars, 22 AP Scholars with Distinction, 19 AP Scholars with Honor and 36 AP Scholars.
Our AP program obviously is rigorous and allows many students the ability to earn college credits before
entering college. The question we must look at going forward is should we open these classes to more
students?
Bishop McGuinness
Incoming Freshmen Registration
**POSTPONED**
**A – G Monday, February 23, 2015 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Postponed until Tuesday March 3, 2015
H –N
Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:00 - 8:00 pm
O – Z
Monday, March 2, 2015
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Enrollment night is determined by the
first initial of your last name.
For more information, please contact Ms. Laura O’Hara
at 842-6638, extension 225 or [email protected]
Attention Parents
2015-16 Registration and Enrollment information
The 2015-16 Registration and Enrollment information has been mailed to our Incoming Freshman
families and families of students in the current 9th, 10th or 11th grades.
Please note that Freshman families should complete the registration packet sent to them, and establish their FACTS Tuition Management Agreement, before their assigned registration night,
February 23, 24 or March 2. Please bring the completed packet and information with you to process
your registration.
Returning students are invited to re-enroll online before April 1, 2015, by following the information
being sent to their homes.
ATTENTION ALL FAMILIES WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE
WORK GRANT FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM
Work Grant Financial Aid applications for next year (2015-16)
are now available in the Business Office.
You must reapply each year.
The submission deadline is March 15, 2015.
Failure to complete the application process by March 15 2015
jeopardizes your participation in the program.
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* Baseball Scrimmage vs PC West CANCELLED
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* 7-5 Regular Schedule
* Baseball Scrimmage @ Choctaw 3:30 PM
* 9th Grade Registration in Commons 6:00-8:00 PM
Wednesday 25th:
* 7-6 Late Start Schedule
* Fr. Brian / Girls Discernment Group in G27 7:30 - 8:20 AM
* Soccer Dinner in the Commons 4:45 PM
Thursday 26th:
* 7-0 Extended Homeroom in the Gym for Spirit Assembly
* JV Boys Soccer @ Choctaw 5:00 & 6:00 PM
* Baseball Scrimmage vs Bethany 4:30 PM
* Girls Basketball Regionals vs Yukon @ SouthMoore 6:30 PM
* Girls Kairos @ OLOG
Friday 27th:
* 7-1 Regular Schedule
* Dance Visions Parent Meeting in Lecture Hall 6:00 PM
* Baseball Scrimmage vs Jones 4:00 PM
* State Wrestling @ Fairgrounds TBA
* Boys Basketball Regionals vs Yukon @ Edmond Memorial 6:30 PM
* Girls Kairos @ OLOG
Saturday 28th:
* Boys Soccer @ SNU Kickoff Classic
* Girls Soccer @ Yukon Spring Thaw
* State Wrestling @ Fairgrounds TBA
* Boys/Girls Basketball Regionals TBA
* Girls Kairos @ OLOG
Sunday 1st:
* Girls Kairos @ OLOG
Birthdays
Ray Copeland February 25th
Tondrell Durham March 1st
Bob Epps February 25th
Jamie Lane March 1st
Dates to Remember
February 24 February 26 March 2
March 3
March 8
March 10
March 12-14
March 16-20 April 3-6
April 10
April 18
April 20-24
April 27
April 30
May 4-14
May 9
May 11-13
May 13
May 14
May 17
May 18
May 19
May 20-22
Freshman Registration for 2015-16 school year (H-N)
Girls KAIROS retreat
Freshman Registration for 2015-16 school year (O-Z)
Freshman Registration for 2015-16 school year (A-G)
Bingo Night sponsored by Alumni Association 5:30 pm
All School Mass
State Basketball Tourney
Spring Break - NO SCHOOL
Easter Holidays - NO SCHOOL
Dance Visions Concert 7:30 PM Friday & Saturday
Prom
Olympics Week
Awards Assembly
GLEE Concert, 7:00 pm, Petuskey Auditorium
AP Exams
DanceVisions Auditions 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
Call backs begin on Sunday, May 10th at noon.
Senior Finals
Senior Lunch
Senior Banquet, Christ the King, 7:00 pm
Baccalaureate Mass, St. Monica Catholic Church, 4:00 pm
Senior Farewell/Robing Ceremony, Petuskey Auditorium
Graduation, Petuskey Auditorium, 7:30 pm
Finals
Bishop McGuinness
February 2015
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Lunch Meal $3.25
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READY FOR IRISH POM ?
AUDITION CLINIC:
Monday, March 23rd 5-8pm
BMCHS Gym
OFFICIAL AUDITION:
Friday, March 27th 6-8pm
Dance Visions Room
MANDATORY CAMP DATES:
MAY 27TH-30TH
¥
IRISH POM PARENT/CHILD
INFORMATIONAL MEETING HELD:
MARCH 5th @ 6pm BMCHS lecture hall
(NW entrance).
¥ -Expectations, commitments, schedules &
overall pom program details will be presented
& discussed with Coach Jamie Lane.
¥ -Attendance is required to pursue pom tryouts.
¥ -For questions & concerns, contact:
[email protected]
¥ -Check out our pom page under the BMCHS
athletics tab or go to www.bmchspom.com
Please visit our website at www.bmchs.org and click Alumni Events to download a copy of this form.
Date: SUNDAY, March 8, 2015
At 5:30
BMCHS Commons Area
Irish Family
Bingo Night
**BMCHS Students are Welcome**
Student Price is $5.00 for 10 games.
Show your student ID to receive Olympic points for your class! Points are based on total % of
participation per class and will be awarded as follows:
1st place - 300
2nd place - 250
3rd place - 200
4th place -150
*Those that register on 3/8/15
Dinner Starts: 5:30
Bingo packs will be $10.00
Bingo Starts: 6:00
Name: _______________________________
***PRE REGISTER*** by 3/6/15
Bingo Packs:
$7.00 for 10 games
Students:
$5.00 for 10 games
Raffle Tickets:
$1.00 a ticket
or $5.00 for 6 tickets
Address: _____________________________
City, Zip: _____________________________
Phone: _______________________________
Email: _______________________________
# of Packs: __________________________
Sponsored by:
BMCHS Alumni Association
Questions ?? Contact:
Carly Tribbey: 405-761-0997
[email protected]
Total Amount Enclosed $______________
Make Checks payable to BMCHS
801 NW 50th, OKC, OK 73118
Attention: Family Bingo Night
*Student packs will always be $5.00
**Spots are still available**
Contact Ms.Wood at [email protected] or
Ms. Begansky at [email protected]
SPEND THE SUMMER IN EUROPE
Signup deadline is February 18
Ms. Wood, Spanish teacher, and Ms. Begansky, French teacher, at BMCHS are sponsoring a trip to
Paris and Mediterranean Europe: Paris, Barcelona, Provence, French Riviera, Monaco, Pisa, Florence, Assisi and Rome. The trip will last 14 days from June 8 - June 21, 2015.
For information, please email Ms. Wood at [email protected]
or Ms. Begansky at [email protected].
To enroll and obtain all necessary information please visit the following website:
www.eftours.com/tour-website/1638049MH
Open to students and parents - 14 Days
Tour Number: 1638049MH
Group Leader: Mayra Wood
Requested Departure Date: 6/8/2015
Requested Return Date: 6/21/2015
Requested Departure Gateway: Oklahoma City, 14 days
France, Spain, Italy
Experience iconic landmarks, priceless works of art, and cities rich in history.
Paris has all these and more, from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre. Down in the Mediterranean
region, the Parque Guell in Barcelona, the Duomo in Florence, and the Sistine Chapel in Vatican
City blur the line between civic beautification and artistic masterpiece.
SCORE HIGH ON
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APRIL ACT
SIGN UP NOW FOR THE FOUR-DAY, NINE HOUR
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will cover the four main sections of the ACT with tips and
strategies for each section.
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DATES AND TIMES OF CLASSES:
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INSTRUCTOR:
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Eternel Rest
Please Pray for the members of our community
that have recently passed away:
Rodney Edwards
Gary Jones
Mary Merrill
Mary Perrault
James Wyatt Parks
Doris M. Talbert
Gene Edwards
Barbara Wade
Pamela Barrick Roney
Dorothy Venard
Peter Sandell
Antionette Toffoli
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