FACULTY EMAIL LINK

For information about the congregation of Christian Brothers, visit:

www.cfcvocations.org

 

2007 Catholic High School Honor Roll

 

Ed Randall '70


THE ALL HALLOWS  PARENT ASSOCIATION PAGE IS HERE.

Click here for news, updates and event information.

 

VISIT OUR NEW ALL HALLOWS DRAMA PAGE:
On Monday, December 4th The Acting Company, America's foremost classical repertory company, came to All Hallows to present Love, Shakespeare, an hour-long theatrical event. 
Click here to view a photo montage of the event.


 
    

Congratulations

to Seniors

Chris Hernandez and

Gabriel Rangasammy

All Hallows is pleased to announce that Senior Chris Hernandez has been accepted to
Harvard University and Senior Gabriel Rangasammy has been accepted to Columbia University this fall. Both students are eager and ready to begin a new chapter in their academic lives.

Getting into college is no easy task.  The Wall Street Journal reported that Harvard University accepted only 7.1% of its applicant pool this year, the lowest number in the University's history.


Good Luck to Chris, Gabriel

and the entire class of 2008

The Catholic High School Honor Roll today announced its fourth annual selection of the best 50 Catholic secondary schools in the United States. The purpose of the Honor Roll is to recognize and encourage excellence in Catholic secondary education. All Hallows High School has been included in the Catholic School Honor Roll for the fourth year in a row.

Senior Career Day at All Hallows

On Thursday, January 31st, 2008 the senior class participated in a career day which brought alumni back to All Hallows to discuss careers in Business, Communications, Health Services, Entertainment, Engineering and protective services. The event was coordinated by Mr. John Ford who heads our Counseling Department.


Jim Smyth '79

Jim Harney '70

Special Guest visitor Mr. William Wheatley, class of 62 and former executvie producer of NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw visited with the All Hallows Media Arts classes to talk about careers in broadcast journalism.


All Hallows was awarded $50,000.00 by the James Patterson PageTurner Foundation for our work in "spreading the joy of books and reading".  Members of the organization were here in October to evaluate our curriculum and to examine how we utilize our D.E.A.R (Drop Everything And Read) period. It is nice to have an outside organization affirm what we have worked so hard to do down through the years; that is, provide quality education in our Catholic doctrine.

CLICK ON THE JAMES PATTERSON LOGO TO SEE AN EXCERPT FROM THE OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE.