Lafayette Central Catholic Jr. - Sr. High School
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Preparing Students for Life
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facebook.comCheck out our students praying the Stations of the Cross. Every Friday during Lent, the theology classes go to the chapel to pray the Stations. #TheCatholicSchoolDifference
Throwback Thursday! Check out some of our students throughout the years. #tbt
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Mr. Steeb's 7th grade Spanish class had a fiesta to celebrate all that they had learned this quarter. The students prayed in Spanish, each of them did a presentation, and they did a group dance. Check out the videos in the comment section. #communityoffaith #academicexcellence
May the Strength of God guide us. May the Power of God preserve us. May the Wisdom of God instruct us. May the Hand of God protect us. May the Way of God direct us. May the Shield of God defend us. May the Angels of God guard us. -Against the snares of the evil one. May Christ be with us! May Christ be before us! May Christ be in us, Christ be over all! May Thy Grace, Lord, Always be ours, This day, O Lord, and forevermore. Amen.
The National Mall and Memorial Parks recently shared a video about Mary T. Klinker, CC class of 1965. Mary Klinker served in the Air Force as a flight nurse, instructor and flight examiner from 1969 until her death in April 1975. The video is part of Story Telling at the Vietnam Women's Memorial last November.
Throwback Thursday! Despite the snow early this week, spring sports are starting up! Here are some of our previous student athletes! #tbt
Shout out to the girls softball team tonight! They are making personal phone calls to alumni to ask for your support in the annual LCSS Spirit Fund. Catholic education is made possible because of your support.
Check out the "sculptures in the round" from the students in Intro to 3-D art class. The students took styrofoam cups and using x-acto knives carve and cut to create 3-D sculptures.This project makes the students think three dimensionally as they have to consider all sides of the sculpture. They then paint the sculpture using acrylic paints. The class talks about the impact that styrofoam has on the environment and how it and other discarded items could be used to create art or useful items for the world. The art student also recently went on a field trip to Indy. Check out the link below: http://cc.lcss.org/arts/fine-arts-field-trip/
More opportunities for our students to deepen their faith during Lent!
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