Honors Convocation

HonorS Convocation Recognizing Outstanding Graduates in the Class of 2020

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

African American Awareness Chelsea Guidry Cheerleading Gabrielle Day Drama Devid Boucher Falconette MaKenzee Benson Fellowship of Christian Athletes Nicholas Johnson Latinos Unidos Mia Gonzalez Cree Agent Luke Durmon Johanna Gorman Model UN Niko Gonzalez National Art Honor Society Johanna Gorman National Honor Society Johanna Gorman Spanish Honor Society Katy Posada Sounds of Bishop Dunne Sydney Wilson Student Council

SPIRIT AWARDS

Cree Agent Monica Nieto Anthony Saucedo ACADEMIC

Advanced Placement Gabrielle Day Art Elizabeth Enriquez-Marin Outstanding Athlete Female Elizabeth Enriquez-Marin Outstanding Athlete Male Jonathan Cantu Band Dorien Casey-Franklin Campus Ministry Ethan Heatly Choir Yaiwan Booker English Caitlin Salmon Mathematics Jaihan Utailawon Outstanding Achievement Monica Nieto Science Gabrielle Day Social Studies Madison Pearson Technology Dorien Casey-Franklin Theology Gabrielle Day World Language Adrian Munoz Yearbook Monica Nieto Outstanding Graduate Johanna Gorman

Valedictorian Gabrielle Day

Salutatorian Johanna Gorman

Collegiate Institute at Bishop Dunne

We are excited to introduce the Collegiate Institute at Bishop Dunne Catholic School.

Orchestrated by Dr. Elizabeth Hudson, Director of Guidance and Counseling, students can eliminate thousands of dollars in college tuition costs by earning college credit hours while in high school. The program works in conjunction with the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) to provide qualified applicants a unique academic experience. The Collefirst-generation college students at Bishop Dunne Catholic School is modeled after the University Leadership Network at the University of Texas giate Institute is designed to satisfy credit requirements for high school graduation while the student concurrently earns an Associate Degree of Science from DCCCD. This is offered at no additional tuition cost to the student.

The Collegiate Institute features a college curriculum, taught on campus. Maintaining class in the high school environment means students can continue to participate in extracurricular activities while achieving dual diplomas. at Austin. The College Ready Academy is a two-year program designed to improve the college graduation rate for students who will be first-generation college students.

Collegiate Institute students are grouped as cohorts to foster an accelerated learning environment. The cohort model also provides support to develop academic and social skills as well as behaviors necessary to complete college.

The four-year program is available to qualified Bishop Dunne students entering the ninth grade and who are accepted to the Collegiate Institute. This unique opportunity exemplifies the many ways Bishop Dunne encourages and helps its students soar towards higher academ

College Ready Academy

The College Ready Academy for ic excellence.

College Ready Academy includes monthly sessions for students, parent engagement meetings, service-learning, financial literacy and academic requirements to build college retention protective factors.