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in community magazine:
Bishop Canevin High School is featured in the Spring 2021 edition of IN Community Magazine.
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crusaders in the courtyard
Crusaders in the Courtyard is our new social media show where Principal Michael Joyce interviews members of the Class of 2021. -
The leonid
Read The Leonid Online The latest edition of The Leonid is now available to read online.
The Leonid is Bishop Canevin's student newspaper and has been in print since 1961.
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THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Students rehearse for the upcoming spring musical.
The rich tradition of Bishop Canevin High School's spring musical will continue in 2021 with a production of The Sound of Music.
Four shows will be performed over two weekends - April 24 and 25 and May 1 and 2. The shows will begin at 2:30 p.m.
For the first time in school history, the shows will be held outside in our lower parking lot with all seats placed six feet apart to adhere to COVID-19 protocols.
Bishop Canevin High School will be alive with...The Sound of Music!
Archangel Gabriel and St. Louise de Marillac Students to Perform in The Sound of Music Students from Archangel Gabriel and St. Louise de Marillac will play the von Trapp children in our production of The Sound of Music. They have a special video message for you prior to our opening weekend! -
Photography Club Work on Display
Carnegie Borough has placed Bishop Canevin's Photography Club's 2nd annual spring exhibit online. Photographs were taken by senior Shiloh Feeney and juniors Alysha Cutri, Renee LaGrosse, Theresa Skindzier, Katie Drauch and Carolyn Bigley. -
Post Gazette Article 3.07.21
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Bishop Canevin Basketball Accolades
Congratulations to these members of Bishop Canevin's basketball teams on their impressive achievements:
- Roundball Classic: Savanah Abbott was named to the girls team, Dom Elliot to the boys team and boys basketball coach Gino Palmosina was selected to coach the team.
- Dom Elliott was named Single A Player of Year
- Kevaughn Price was named to the Single A Fab Five team
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Football Locker Room Renovations Unveiled
Last night our football staff welcomed back former head football coach Bob “Jake” Jacoby and some of our alumni to unveil our new football locker room area. This project was completely funded through donations from a variety of our stakeholders and we are very grateful to each and every person that made this project possible. (Click here for the full article)
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Bishop Canevin’s Michael Maloney Fitness Center Construction Underway
Tuesday, June 2, 2020
With the lead gift and “willing hands”, Ms. Patty Gorski, was on-site at today launching the construction phase of this exciting project for our school. To honor her late brother, Michael Maloney “72, Patty was eager to see the project finally move to the construction phase. So eager in fact, she volunteered to start the demolition!
With total project costs exceeding $250,000, the fitness center was fully funded by 105 additional donors, in addition to Ms. Gorski, who came from the ranks of the school’s generous alumni and families.
When completed this fall, the fitness center will be a state of the art, air-conditioned, fitness and exercise facility that will provide treadmills, exercise bikes as well as strength conditioning stations and free weights. The room will be rebuilt from the ground up, complete with new windows, electrical, air-conditioning and lighting.
She was joined in today’s kick-off by School Principal, Michael Joyce, Athletic Director, Dale Checketts, as well as Board Chair, Susan Kelly “73 and Chair of the Board’s Facilities Committee, Herb Hungerman “67, who has led his project from its beginnings! Last, but not least, two of our next year senior athletes, Jillian Golupski and Nevan Crossey were on hand to thank Ms. Gorski and ask the obvious question; “When can we get in and start working out?”
Included in the project is the renovation of the school’s activities kitchen and refreshment area that will be used by our sports teams and other school groups. This area will also serve as a life skills training area for our St. Anthony’s students, who will work alongside other students, as they prepare, serve and sell refreshments.
Look for periodic updates over the summer as this exciting project moves from demolition to completion. Thanks to Ms. Gorski and all our donors who have made this project a reality!
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