RIVERSIDE—With the beginning of the 2013-2014 school year the iPad has become an integral part of the school-wide learning environment at Notre Dame High School in Riverside.
In fact, Notre Dame is the first secondary school in Riverside to become a fully integrated iPad school. This means that students are using the device across all disciplines for multiple purposes, including iBook textbooks, e-book textbooks, electronic Bible, iMissal for Mass, curriculum-related apps, daily planner, presentations, web-related research, language labs, science lab instrumentation, data analysis, math problem solving, note taking, quizzes, test taking, composition, video production and more.
UPLAND—At St. Joseph School, the Art Class is redefining the definition of creativity, as it begins the process of integrating “art inquiry.” Art lessons will allow the students to engage in critical and creative thinking, connecting art works with other subject matter.
Aquinas High School track athletes and their coaches are shown here on the new rubberized track that was completed this summer. Coach Meliza Smith is pictured far right and Coach Matt Troy on the far left. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians was the largest donor to this project.
RIALTO—St Catherine of Siena School has been selected for the 2013 Best of Rialto Award in the Elementary Schools category by the Rialto Award Program.
SAN BERNARDINO—For the third year in a row the diocese offered a day for parents of the region to get advice, ideas and spiritual accompaniment in their most important job.
SAN BERNARDINO—All families of Riverside and San Bernardino counties are cordially invited to join Bishop Gerald Barnes at Aquinas High School on Sept. 14 in celebrating the Third Annual “Empowering Parent and Youth Summit,” sponsored by the Diocesan Office of Catholic Schools.