HI PAL
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 65
February 2003
Cathedral High to become Arrupe Jesuit High
Jesuits and business leaders plan to open a new coed high school in the old Cathedral High Schhol next fall to serve low-income students. The school will combine traditional education and an innovative program of on-the-job white-collar experience with tuition assistance. The new school will be named Arrupe Jesuit High school, after the late Spanish superior general of the Jesuit order, Father Pedro Arrupe.
This project presents a massive economic challenge to the business community and has been in the discussion, research and planning process involving the business community and leaders of the Jesuit order from through out the country for more than a year. The new school will recruit businesses and professional offices for part-time, one-day-a-week jobs for students who fill them on a rotating basis. To make the program work, the school needs the business community's commitment of 25 jobs per 100 students. Students will attend classes four days a week and on the fifth day they will work at their jobs. This will require a longer school year from mid-August to the end of June. The school plans to start the first year with 100 in the freshman class and about 100 per year in one additional class until the senior class is reached.
Bishop Hanifen Resigns The Vatican announced on January 30th that Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation of Bishop Richard C. Hanifen as bishop of Colorado Springs. He retires at the age of 71 after 43 years of services as a priest, the last 28 years served as bishop.We all wish him many years of enjoyment in his retirement.
E-mail Addresses and Changes
Cathedral High to become Arrupe Jesuit High
Jesuits and business leaders plan to open a new coed high school in the old Cathedral High Schhol next fall to serve low-income students. The school will combine traditional education and an innovative program of on-the-job white-collar experience with tuition assistance. The new school will be named Arrupe Jesuit High school, after the late Spanish superior general of the Jesuit order, Father Pedro Arrupe.
This project presents a massive economic challenge to the business community and has been in the discussion, research and planning process involving the business community and leaders of the Jesuit order from through out the country for more than a year. The new school will recruit businesses and professional offices for part-time, one-day-a-week jobs for students who fill them on a rotating basis. To make the program work, the school needs the business community's commitment of 25 jobs per 100 students. Students will attend classes four days a week and on the fifth day they will work at their jobs. This will require a longer school year from mid-August to the end of June. The school plans to start the first year with 100 in the freshman class and about 100 per year in one additional class until the senior class is reached.
Bishop Hanifen Resigns The Vatican announced on January 30th that Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation of Bishop Richard C. Hanifen as bishop of Colorado Springs. He retires at the age of 71 after 43 years of services as a priest, the last 28 years served as bishop.We all wish him many years of enjoyment in his retirement.
E-mail Addresses and Changes
Jesuits and business leaders plan to open a new coed high school in the old Cathedral High Schhol next fall to serve low-income students. The school will combine traditional education and an innovative program of on-the-job white-collar experience with tuition assistance. The new school will be named Arrupe Jesuit High school, after the late Spanish superior general of the Jesuit order, Father Pedro Arrupe.
This project presents a massive economic challenge to the business community and has been in the discussion, research and planning process involving the business community and leaders of the Jesuit order from through out the country for more than a year. The new school will recruit businesses and professional offices for part-time, one-day-a-week jobs for students who fill them on a rotating basis. To make the program work, the school needs the business community's commitment of 25 jobs per 100 students. Students will attend classes four days a week and on the fifth day they will work at their jobs. This will require a longer school year from mid-August to the end of June. The school plans to start the first year with 100 in the freshman class and about 100 per year in one additional class until the senior class is reached.
Bishop Hanifen Resigns The Vatican announced on January 30th that Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation of Bishop Richard C. Hanifen as bishop of Colorado Springs. He retires at the age of 71 after 43 years of services as a priest, the last 28 years served as bishop.We all wish him many years of enjoyment in his retirement.
E-mail Addresses and Changes
The Vatican announced on January 30th that Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation of Bishop Richard C. Hanifen as bishop of Colorado Springs. He retires at the age of 71 after 43 years of services as a priest, the last 28 years served as bishop.We all wish him many years of enjoyment in his retirement.
E-mail Addresses and Changes
We all wish him many years of enjoyment in his retirement.
