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October 19, 2016School News by LisaJacobs

2016 Homecoming Game Festivities

Join us as we celebrate our Tri-Cities Prep community of alumni, parents, students, faculty, and friends! The 2016 Homecoming football game will be held at Chiawana High School football field on Friday, October 21st. The Holy Bowl winning Jaguars will be competing against the Mabton Vikings. The festivities will begin with an Alumni hosted BBQ at 6:30pm with kickoff at 7pm. The Homecoming Court will be presented during halftime. Don’t miss out on the fun and celebration!

October 13, 2016Athletics, School News by LisaJacobs

2016 Holy Bowl Tri-Cities Prep vs DeSales

The Knights of Columbus Holy Bowl is an annual football game featuring Tri-Cities Prep Catholic High School versus DeSales Catholic High School from Walla Walla. The winner gets to take home the Holy Bowl Trophy. This year the Jaguars host the Irish at Chiawana field in Pasco. The pre-game festivities begin with a tailgate BBQ at 6pm. Pre-game announcements will begin at 6:45pm and include a presentation of the colors by the Knights of Columbus Color Guard. Tickets can be purchased at the gates.

October 3, 2016School News by LisaJacobs

Two Prep Students Offer Solid Advice

Letter to the Editor – Tri-City Herald – Published October 2, 2016 We can help prevent drunken driving By: Aubrey Scott ’19 & Evelyn Mayorquin ’20 Would you like to be responsible for someone else’s death because of your own reckless behavior? According to a study by the National Highway Safety Administration, more than 10,000 people were killed in drunken driving accidents in 2015. That is approximately one person dying every hour in these accidents. When you drink alcohol, your reaction time will slow down, you’re less coordinated, your vision is impaired, and it’s harder to think clearly. When you’re on drugs, your vision, brain, thoughts, and what you hear change, causing you to become a hazard. Now imagine someone under the influence of these toxic substances on our streets, putting our lives and their life in danger. If we all work together as a community, we can help prevent some of […]

September 30, 2016School News by LisaJacobs

From the President of Tri-Cities Prep

Dear Tri-Cities Prep Community, I am pleased to announce some changes that will hopefully bring excitement and anticipation to our Prep community. If you have not taken the time to visit our new website, tcprep.org, I invite you to take a look at what I hope will become a frequent website for you to visit. I would like to thank Ines Geist, Nick Cameron, Dr. Arcia, Melanie DeSmet and Kim Bowen for their help in making this goal a reality. Our new website is something we can truly be proud of. I am also pleased to announce that our former Manager of Institutional Advancement, Keri Escalera, is now the Director of Enrollment and Communications at Tri-Cities Prep. With renewed focus in enrollment, our hope is that we continue to see a growth in the number of students who attend Tri-Cities Prep. This year we welcome forty-five new freshmen students and […]

September 26, 2016Faith, School News by LisaJacobs

Stained Glass Windows at Tri-Cities Prep are a ‘Circle of Life’ Project

(The following was taken from a September 25th, 2016 article published in the Tri-City Herald by Kristin M. Kraemer): Patrick Clark likes to refer to the 17 stained glass windows he made for Tri-Cities Prep as his “circle of life” project. Raised in Richland until he was 14, the New York City artist has returned numerous times over the past 16 years to handle two separate installations at the Catholic high school in Pasco. And now, Clark, 62, is taking part in a book that not only will document the history of Tri-Cities Prep, but the reason behind the windows and the role God might have played in inspiring him. “It really was a long, hard journey making these windows,” he told the Herald. “It was a big production, it turned out great and (the students and faculty) love them. It’s a really precious gift to me.” Clark spent this […]

September 16, 2016School News by LisaJacobs

Tri-Cities Prep receives Battelle donation!

Tri-Cities Prep received a $1,000 gift from Battelle for assistance in purchasing much needed laboratory stools for the Battelle Lab. This donation is also made in support of Team Battelle volunteers. Thank you Battelle!

September 15, 2016School News, Service by LisaJacobs

Prom Dress Exchange – Prep Girls Help Tri-City Teens

The following was taken from a September 14th, 2016 article published in the Tri-City Herald: An organization that helps those struggling financially to cover the costs of school activities such as homecoming and prom plans two events for those unable to buy a dress and those wanting to exchange a dress. A Dresses for Hope event is from 3 to 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Cynergy Centre, 4309 W 27th Ave. Ste. 100, Kennewick. The event is for those in need of a dress. Dresses are free. An Exchange for Change event is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Cynergy Center, and is for teens to bring formal dresses they want to exchange. If parents or teens want to donate dresses, come by anytime during the events or call for a dress to be picked up. For more information or to donate, call Jordan at […]

September 15, 2016Academics, School News by LisaJacobs

2016 Prep Graduate Awarded Full-Ride Scholarship

(The following was taken from a September 9th, 20146 article in the Tri-City Herald.) By: Paul Erickson Tri-Cities Prep graduate Leslie Maya of Kennewick received the Saint Martin’s University Abbot Scholarship. The scholarship is for seniors graduating from Catholic high schools in Washington and is for full tuition, or about $35,000 a year, for up to four years. Maya is active in martial arts and was a member of her school’s BASIC Club and Recycling Club. She volunteers at Kennewick’s St. Joseph Church and has served as an escort at Lourdes Medical Center in Pasco. She plans to take a pre-professional program in medicine at the school in Lacey. Read more here: http://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/education/article100977537.html#storylink=cpy

July 30, 2016Academics, School News by ToreyAzure

Tri-Cities Prep Honor Roll

The following students were named on the honor roll at Tri-City Prep: Presidents’s List (3.85-4.0 grade-point average) 12th grade — Rachel Armijo, Bridget Hohl. 11th grade — Emma Carlson, Mary Jane Coffey, Lauren Fong, Isabella Ghirardo, Jordan Myer, Kendra Nies, Emma Slahtasky, Amanda Suter, Chase Wilson. 10th grade — Selam Coffey, Sierra Foster, Stefan Geist, Kenny Ireland, Chandler Jenkins, Grace Kruschke, McKenna Lovejoy, Alexandra Moore, Grace Noble, Grace Portch, Colby Richards, Michael Sun, Evan Sweeney. 9th grade — Sarah Carlson, Hannah DeSmet, Gretchen Gormley, Scott Jacobs, Tedra LaFreniere, TJ Mercer, Max Nelson, Delaney Schroeder, Aubrey Scott, Skyler Younkin. Principal’s List: (3.55-3.84 GPA) 12th grade — Katie Casazza, Phil Geist, Gillian Gormley, Lauryn Green, Devin Hirsch, Alli Jacobs, Hannah Jilek, Hogan Jones, Daniel Kim, Adam Lewis, Marlo Lovejoy, Cesar Robles, Mary Seiner, Maddie Spets. 11th grade — Will Dituri, Jared Hartwig, Laurel Hermann, Shane Hill, Stella Jackson, Trent Mercado, Lily Mortenson, […]

May 12, 2016School News, Theater by ToreyAzure

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

(The following was taken from a May 12, 2016 article in the Tri-City Herald. To see more media at the TCH website please visit: http://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article77331312.html) BY SARA SCHILLING sschilling@tricityherald.com Hogan Jones and Gillian Gormley glided across the stage. Rehearsal was over for the day, but opening night wasn’t far off and the teens were taking every opportunity to work on, well, everything — including their waltz. They play Oberon and Titania in Tri-Cities Prep’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The show makes its debut May 13. It’s taken months of work to arrive at this moment, from auditions in January to tech rehearsals the last few days. And the stakes are high. Midsummer is a comedy, which means it’s lighter fare than, say, Othello. But, still, it’s Shakespeare. So when 7 p.m. hits, Hogan, Gillian and about two dozen of their friends will have to juggle mouthfuls of “thys and […]

School News

2016 Homecoming Game Festivities

2016 Holy Bowl Tri-Cities Prep vs DeSales

Two Prep Students Offer Solid Advice

From the President of Tri-Cities Prep

Stained Glass Windows at Tri-Cities Prep are a ‘Circle of Life’ Project

Tri-Cities Prep receives Battelle donation!

Prom Dress Exchange – Prep Girls Help Tri-City Teens

2016 Prep Graduate Awarded Full-Ride Scholarship

Tri-Cities Prep Honor Roll

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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