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Catholic Memorial Rises

FACULTY RISES TO THE CHALLENGE OF REMOTE
CLASSROOMS TO ENSURE STUDENT SUCCESS

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Spriggs, Science Department Chair. with content so students could reflect and share
PURPOSEWhen it became apparent that remote learning with me what they are feeling.”
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Excellence, Caritas in Omnibus

“I HOPE OUR STUDENTS LOOK BACK ON THIS TIME AS
A TIME THEY LEARNED HOW TO BE STRONG THROUGH
ADVERSITY, THAT THEY CAN GET THROUGH TOUGH TIMES
SUCCESSFULLY. TO ME, THE LESSON IN FAITH WILL BE THE
MOST IMPORTANT OF THIS TIME.”

CATHOLIC– MMAERMY POERTRIIAE L’76H, IINGNHOVSACTIHONO&OELNTREPRENEURSHIP CHAIR

CRUSADER COMMUNITY STAYS CONNECTED DURING CRISIS

F rom imaginative videos shared between “The Crusaders Care Campaign allowed
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– Adam Zabel ’21

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