By Nuray Salina (Lead Reporter) On Friday, October 12, 2018, CATS celebrated Homecoming, a popular event in American high school. Professor Mike and the Student Government had been planning the James Bond themed dance party since September, and they worked hard to get every detail right. The organization, the music, the decorations – everything was just amazing! For 3 hours, students enjoyed taking pictures, eating … Continue reading CATS Homecoming Dance
By Jennifer Lee (Reporter) Boo Grams were sold this year a week before Halloween as a fun way for the Community Service Club to raise money to help the Massachusetts General Children’s Hospital. What are Boo Grams? Boo Grams are lollipops dressed up like a ghost that can be sent to anyone at CATS Academy as a small gift in celebration of Halloween. Our club … Continue reading Boo Grams
By Joao Massimo (Reporter) Our CATS Academy Girls Soccer Team competed in the Girls Independent League (GIL) Playoffs this week. Although they lost in the semi-finals to Bradford Christian Academy, 5-1, the team and its coach feel this was a successful season. Team sports is not just about wins and losses. There were 28 girls on the team this year and most had never played … Continue reading CATS Academy Girls Soccer Team
Luis Sierra Valenzuela earned one of the highest grades in the class on the first Honors U.S. History test this year. But beyond this he is always thoughtful and conscientious. He volunteered to take the test in the hallway last week (given the current spacing issue) and after the assessment, stayed during the morning break to help reassemble the room and put all the desks … Continue reading September Student of the Month: Luis Sierra Valenzuela
By Maya Stoilova (Reporter) Scholars students and their advisor, Mr. O’Donnell, toured the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts. Students had the opportunity to visit the home of the famous 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson and learn more about her life. I am standing under the oak tree, fall leaves dancing around my feet. It’s a nice afternoon in Amherst, western Massachusetts. The other … Continue reading Scholars Trip to Emily Dickinson Museum
By Jim Nguyen (Lead Reporter) Are you an art enthusiast, or do you simply want to explore a new place in the city of Boston? Then look no further, as the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum should be the next place on your Boston travel list! Situated not far behind the grand Museum of Fine Arts and the residential campus of the Wentworth Institute of Technology, … Continue reading Visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
By Jennifer Lee and Maria Eduarda (Reporters) Originally settled in 1625, Braintree is a place that dates back to the founding of the United States of America. Few people know that there are many historical artifacts kept in this town by the Braintree Historical Society, an organization responsible for preserving many one-of-a-kind artifacts that are still in perfect shape. The CATS Community Service Club had … Continue reading Braintree Historical Society
By Nuray Salina (Lead Reporter) If you are CATS student, you have probably already explored some places in Boston. Here are 5 places I have discovered and like best. I recommend that you see them when you have some spare time. 1. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: The art collection at the Museum of Fine Arts is vast; there are more than 450,000 items in … Continue reading My Favorite Places in Boston
By Jasmine Stephens (Reporter) The first CATS Academy competitive Girls’ Volleyball team has been making major moves this year. They ended the season undefeated (3-0) for the year. Marking the first undefeated team in CATS’ history. The team began practicing at the beginning of March and worked hard in practice to improve each day. Although some of the athletes had played volleyball competitively at other … Continue reading CATS Academy Volleyball: History in the Making!
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