The Saints' Scoop - Spring 2019

THE SAINTS’ SCOOP THE MAGAZINE OF ST. LAURENCE CATHOLIC SCHOOL ALUMNI

"Once a Saint, Always a Saint" There's no better way to celebrate being a Saint than returning to the SLCS Campus!

We look forward to your visit!

SPRING 2019

IN THIS ISSUE:

· Message From Mrs. Barto · The Answer to Many Prayers · Class Notes

JOIN US FOR OUR ALUMNI MASS

St. Laurence Catholic School 2018-19 Theme: We are Called to L.E.A.D. (Love, Evangelize, Advocate, make a Difference) SPRING 2019

THE SAINTS' SCOOP MISSION STATEMENT

Join your alma mater for an end of the year Mass on Friday, May 24th, at 8:15 a.m. Be there to send off the 8th graders, receive a blessing, and attend a small reception in your honor! Parents are most welcome, too. It’s a great chance to reconnect with SLCS friends and teachers, tour the school to see how it has changed since you walked the halls, and who knows, you may even get a chance to record a segment in our TV Studio!

As pastoral instrument of the church, St. Laurence Catholic School educates and develops the whole Christian person in body, mind, and spirit through the trinity of the parent, child, and educator.

ADMINISTRATION Principal Suzanne Barto A.P. PreK-4th Joanne Landrito Wrinkle A.P. 5th-8th Germaine Guedry PUBLISHER Adriana Gutierrez Communications CONTRIBUTORS Suzanne Barto, Kelly Goff, Melanie Reynolds, Belinda Maldonado, Marisa Vela

Come visit us and learn all the exciting things happening at SLCS everyday!

PHOTOGRAPHERS Adriana Gutierrez, Rafaela Lynn, Doris Mendiola, parents, and SLCS staff

St. Laurence Catholic School 2630 Austin Parkway Sugar Land, TX. 77479 281-980-0500 www.stlaurenceschool.org

Cover: Alumni Sarah Popeney, Anna Eckelkamp, Ms. Jessica Gunter, and Olivia Green

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Greetings to all of our amazing alumni!

Dear SLCS Alumni,

SPRING 2019

We continue to pray for you and sincerely enjoy hearing stories of your accomplishments and adventures that have taken place since you left our school. Thank you to those of you that have joined our alumni Saints Facebook page and sent in information for us to share with the community.

You are our pride and joy and we love to share stories with our students about what you are doing since you graduated St. Laurence.

We were blessed to have some of our alumni join us for Career day in February as we rounded out Catholic Schools Week. Our students were very interested to learn about different opportunities that are available to them in the future. If you ever want to share your experiences and show them how you have used your gifts beyond SLCS, please let us know. This is your chance to teach and lead a new generation of saints.

One of my greatest memories from this year was how you showed your compassion and love by joining us in praying for one of our graduates, Thomas Le, when he was in need of healing. It was incredible to see how quickly and how often the prayer requests were shared with others and we were incredibly blessed to have Thomas come back and share the story of his recovery with the entire school at Mass. I am often astounded at how close many of our former students still are and how they continue to pray and support each other. I have heard so many stories of former Saints who are rooming together in college or who graduated over 20 years ago and still get together regularly. It amazes me to think about how strong of a bond many of you have maintained from as far back as PreK! I want to make you aware of a new 8th grade service project that we began this year in order to continue our effort to serve Jesus on Earth. We are sad to say that we have lost a few of our alum and staff over the years and are hoping that our new Saints Memorial Garden will be a way to honor them. Our class of 2019 designed the space along the side of our main building to include stones with the names of those Saints that have gone before us. Many of you may remember Helen’s Garden, just outside the 4th grade classrooms. This special space was established many years ago to honor a staff member, Theresa Walker’s daughter, who was killed by a drunk driver. We have now expanded this garden to include others and our hope is to eventually see it used by our community for quiet prayer and reflection.

Please know that you are always welcome to come back and visit us, whether you are just curious or want to share your expertise as a graduate of St. Laurence Catholic School. I hope that you continue to connect with us and let us know what you are doing via Facebook or in person. That way we can keep you in touch with your former classmates and inform you of any upcoming events. We may even be bringing back the popular alumni vs. 8th grade basketball or volleyball competition, so stay tuned by staying in touch!

God bless,

Principal

A MESSAGE FROM OUR SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT SLCS Alumni, Each year we are very proud of the young students that leave us to form our prestigious alumni and this year it is not an exception. We have gone through your journeys some way or another and as we reflect on where God SPRING 2019 and life has taken you, there is one thing that remains, the spirit of community, faith and support is amazing and this is something that will forever be in your hearts.

St. Laurence continues to strive to be the best private school possible and as many of you know we received the National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence award from the U.S. Department of Education in 2005 and 2014. In 2017 we received the Innovations in Catholic Education Award. We continue to have great accomplishments, especially in the areas of academics, technology, community involvement, fundraising and athletics. Our academics are abounding; our teachers continue to challenge students by introducing and using new techniques such as differentiated instruction. We have the latest technology used in classrooms today. Our students and families continue to be fully involved in our community, both in our parish and Sugar Land and the surrounding areas. Our fundraising efforts such as Steps for Students continue to hit new levels. The school Auction continues to be an amazing event with the support of all of our wonderful volunteers. Our athletics continue to flourish at SLCS; each of our sports has had great seasons over the years.

SLCS is blessed to have many alumni as part of our staff. What a blessing it is to see them return and be part of molding the future of our current students, helping them grow in faith and follow an example of what makes our school stand out.

We are very appreciative and feel blessed to have been a part of each of your lives. Your spirit makes this a special school for our community.

I would like to take this opportunity to invite all of you to our All School Mass dedicated to you, our Alumni, on May 24th at 8:15am where the entire school community continues to think of you and pray for you.

God bless and we hope to see you around campus!

Nora Sessions 2017-2019 SLCS School Board President

WELCOME NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS We were blessed with a great turnout for our School Board Discernment in April. The candidates were a very impressive group of parents and parishioners that were willing to serve our school in developing strategic decisions for the future. In the end, four people were added to our board and we are honored to have them join us for the 2019-2020 school year.

John Araiza-father of Sam Kathryn Green-parishioner Mark Hamm-father of Alex Christine Vo-mother of Noah and Lanah Thank you to all who attended and were open to this call. We are blessed with such great families!

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A MESSAGE FROM THE ANSWER TOOUR MANY PRAYERS PRINCIPAL BEYOND BLESSED! After a “Heart Stopping”, four major brain surgeries, and many nerve wrecking days, 2019 our SPRING Miracle Alumni and MIDN 4/C Thomas Le surprised us with the best Christmas gift ever! He came home and joined us for Mass.

He is a true miracle!

We are so thankful that he recovered so well and are grateful for your prayers!

Thomas Le is pictured with: (top to bottom, left to right) Mrs. Glaser, Mrs. Newsham, Mrs. Dodson, Fr. Jaison, Ms. Weyard, Mrs. Klotz, and Mrs. Thompson

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Ivonne Jones (Perez) CLASS OF 2008

Tell us a little bit about what you’re doing now. Where you live, etc.

I just got married last month (February 23rd) and live in the Galleria area with my husband, Shane. Currently, I’m working in Sugar Land for a company called CDR Assessment Group as their marketing and communications specialist. CDR Assessment Group is a globally recognized assessment, leadership development, and talent management firm. I’m also pursuing my MBA at the Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston. I’m very excited to return to my alma mater, as I graduated from Bauer with a BBA in Management back in 2016.

What did you do right after you left SLCS? (college, competition, work, service, volunteer?)

After SLCS, I went on to St. Agnes Academy where I participated in a variety of clubs and service organizations. After graduating St. Agnes in 2012, I went on to the University of Houston, where I graduated in 2016. Immediately after graduation, I joined Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s HR department where I worked as a program manager for Talent and Performance Management. About two years later, I made a bit of a career shift into the marketing and communications world, ultimately landing my job at CDR Assessment Group.

What do you remember most vividly about your time at SLCS? Having been a student at SLCS for a huge portion of my life (ages 5-13), it seems almost all my childhood memories involve the white and grey tiled hallways and a plaid jumper!

Do you still stay in touch with friends from SLCS? If so, who?

Yes! In fact, one of my best friends from SLCS, Monica Ford (Priwin) and I had overlapping engagements. I was so happy to attend her wedding and have her at my special day, too!

What was your best day at SLCS? I can’t pick just one! But one of my favorites was during Mr. Granito’s 6th grade history class. We were learning about the French Revolution. Somehow that lesson ended up with Mr. G jumping on top of his desk, singing and playing air guitar to “We’re Not Gonna Take It” by Twisted Sister. Every time I hear that song on the radio I think of him!

What are some lessons you learned at SLCS that have served you well in your life after SLCS? Mr. Castillo’s 8th grade religion class really solidified the importance of keeping Christ the center of your life. I remember him telling us not to think of our lives as segments, my “religious life” and my “regular life.” But rather, to keep God at the core and allowing His graces to guide your entire being.

What advice do you have for today’s Saints?

Slow down, and take lots of pictures! I was so excited to grow up and move on to high school, and now I’d give anything to relive those memories one more time. Also, take lots of pictures (and not just the ones for Instagram). Take candid shots of yourself, your friends, and even your teachers. I can’t tell you how much I enjoy looking through photos that were taken on disposable cameras during field trips!

What does the future look like for you?

Right now, I’m very excited to settle into newlywed life. I’ll hopefully finish up my MBA soon, and we’ll see what happens after that! I’d love to return to SLCS at some point, so I’ll keep fingers crossed for that!

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL WE RECEIVED GREAT NEWS FROM IWA! SPRING Congratulations to Olivia Green ‘16, Piper2019 Bratton ‘17, Anna Eckelkamp ‘18, and Emily Green ‘18!

We are very proud of you!

A big thank you to alumna Trinity Le (the mascot!) for supporting our Lady Saints at a Varsity Tournament!!

We love to hear that Rose Barry, Erin Fuchs, Lilianna Garcia, and Margaret Riebe (SLCS '18) recently earned their Girl Scout Silver Awards by constructing bat habitats and installing them on a ranch in Rosharon, TX. These bat habitats will provide a natural method of mosquito control in an area that provides horseback riding lessons and Girl Scout field trips for many children. The girls each worked over 50 hours to complete this project. We are proud of them!

Alumni minds think alike! Check out SLCS Faculty and alumni, Mrs. Vainstein '00 and Mrs. Hovde '01 coming to work!

SLCS class of 2014, now at their colleges! Ben Tabar (TSU), Katie Groth (TSU), Trey Housewright (UofH), and Allie Housewright (TSU)!

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL CLASS OF 2007

CLASS OF 2002

HANNAH MITCHELL

ANNA ROBSHAW After attending Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia, working in HR & Recruiting for several years in San Francisco, and earning a law degree from UCLA School of Law, Anna recently moved back to Houston to join Thompson & Horton LLP as an Associate where she practices school and education law.

CLASS OF 2006 DARIAN ECHEVARRIA (2002-2006) Darian is now a second grade teacher at KIPP Unity Primary school.

MICHAEL SHERMAN Michael moved to Los Angeles in 2014, after dropping out of college, to work at a video game company called Riot Games.

He now leads their college gaming division, focused on changing the way games are thought of by senior university administrators. The program he leads has generated millions of dollars in scholarships, and in 2018-19 more than 800 students will go to college on a scholarship from his company’s game, League of Legends.

After graduating from St. Laurence in SPRING 2019 2007, Hannah went on to attend St. Agnes Academy. She graduated from SAA in 2011 and then attended Auburn University, where she graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Biomedical Science. Hannah then decided to attend Texas Woman's University in Houston, where she received a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in May 2018. She currently works as an acute care physical therapist at Houston Methodist - San Jacinto in Baytown.

CLASS OF 2008 Alumni Molly Brown '08 had the opportunity to visit her former SLCS Literature teacher, Terry Boyer in Asheville, NC. Here they are posing with the mural of the Readeriate.

CLASS OF 2010 Amy Dodson, class of 2010, graduated from Texas A&M in May of 2018 and is employed as a business development consultant with Oracle in Austin. She loves the job, with a promotion already in sight, and loves “keeping Austin weird”. Always strong in her faith, she attends St. Ignatius Catholic Church.

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CLASS OF 2010 VICTOR MENDIOLA Victor graduated in 2014 from Strake Jesuit and in 2018 from Texas A&M Univ., with a degree in Computer Science. His Capstone project was published with him being the lead author. He also was a member of AMSA (American Medical Student Association) and for 3 years, due to his many hours of volunteering, won trips to the yearly AMSA national conference in Washington D. C. where he learned about different topics, did some networking, and enjoyed sightseeing. He is currently a first year medical student at Texas Tech Health Science Center in Lubbock, Texas and is considering training in Pediatrics. He is enjoying his classes and is doing well.

CLASS OF 2011 STEPHEN PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Stephen, SLCS '11 will graduate from Texas A&M University in May '19, with a degree in Communications, specializing in Digital Media. He has enjoyed 4 years in the Corps of Cadets Company E-2, the Reveille Mascot company, and currently is interviewing on campus for professional employment. Additionally, Stephen enjoys being an Aggie.

CLASS OF 2012 CLARE HOELSCHER Clare is currently a Junior at the University of Dallas studying Elementary Education with a concentration in Spanish. She studied abroad during the Spring 2018 semester with UD's Rome program. She visited many different European countries during that semester, including Italy, Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Greece! Last semester, she wrote, illustrated, and published a children's book for her Child and Young Adult Literature class, and she based the book on her experience visiting Barcelona, Spain. Check out her her author page http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/clarehoelscher!

CLASS OF 2013 KATIE LOOTENS Katie Lootens (2013) is a sophomore at the University of Missouri majoring in Dietetics. She was recently in St. Louis and ran into Colton Marks '14. (Pictured)

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CLASS OF 2013 SARA MENDIOLA

Sara graduated in 2017 from St. Agnes Academy and is currently a sophomore at Rice University studying Psychology and a new major: Social Policy Analysis. She is also a2019 flautist SPRING in the MOB (Marching Owl Band). She is enjoying her time at Rice very much!

CLASS OF 2014 JASON ANCHETA Jason is now a sophomore at the McCombs Business School of UT Austin (even though he is in his first year of college). He is majoring in Finance as Pre-Law and obtained University Honors this year. He is currently a paid Wealth Management intern at Morgan Stanley and will be a Financial Services intern at Vinson & Elkins, LLP this summer. He is currently a staff opinion columnist for the Daily Texan, the UT Austin newspaper. Check out one of the articles he wrote during the flu season: https://www.dailytexanonline.com/2018/10/02/get-through-your-flu.

On the weekends, when he stays in Austin, he goes to Saturday Vigil Mass at St. Austin's Catholic Church. He says it reminds him of SLCS because it has a similar set up and they have a school, too. Following church, he attends a Christian dance group with his roommate and they have a lot of fun dancing!

CLASS OF 2015 EDUARDO BOUCHEZ Eduardo is graduating in May from Strake Jesuit. Eduardo was accepted to the Marshall School of Business at USC (Los Angeles) and to Mays School of Business at Texas A&M in College Station. He has decided to become an Aggie!

NICOLE FLEISHMAN Nicole Fleishman will also be attending the Mays School of Business at A&M and was admitted into their Honors Program.

WAY TO GO! Congratulations to Catherine Cashiola, Trinity Le, Emily Nelson and manager Elise Nguyen! They have continued playing basketball together from SLCS to St. Agnes Academy!

WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU!

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA STUDENT OF THE YEAR CAMPAIGN! Catherine Cashiola and her Team Determinate, which included SLCS Alumni Loran Morello and Diego Sananez, collectively raised over $16,000!

SPRING 2019

ST. LAURENCE’S MS. BONNO HAS THREE ALUMNI IN THE ST. AGNES - STRAKE JESUIT (SAA-SJ) DOUBLE TRIPLE TRIO VARSITY CHOIR THIS YEAR! The proud alumni are Jordan Hannah, John Baugh (Jack) and Jacob Martin! ❏ ❏

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Jordan led the SAA-SJ Mixed Chorus of over 150 members in the dedication of the new St. Agnes Meyer Hall.

Jordan, Jack and Jacob along with the rest of the double triple trio sang with the Houston Choral society in their concert, A Glorious Christmas. The concert was conducted by St. Laurence's own Dr. Kevin Klotz. Based on the applause and reception, everyone enjoyed the amazing performance. December 14 and 15, the double triple trio entertained audiences again with the Mixed Chorus at the annual SAA-SJ Messiah concert. There were record crowds singing along to the wonderful songs and soaking in the first major performance in the new hall.

John Baugh (Jack) performed at the Wortham Center. He was part of the Houston Grand Opera Bauer High School Program.

Jordan and Jack performed in the TPSMEA All Region choir concert at St. Agnes on January 12. Jordan and Jack made both All Region and All State choirs.

We are proud of these Saints and know that Ms. Bonno teaches many students the joy of music.

LOVE OF MUSIC!

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CLASS OF 2016 EMMA TRAN Emma hasn’t skipped a beat since she graduated from SLCS in 2016. She is a junior at St. Agnes Academy and is on the Dominican Preaching team. She is on the Varsity Field hockey team and is a member of the National Honor Society, National Spanish & Science Honor Societies, Key Club and Student Council. She is a Philanthropist specialist in our Sugar Land Chapter of National League of Charity. She is still part of the St. Laurence altar server team and is a part-time lifeguard at Lifetime Fitness. She just finished her 7-week Students of the Year campaign in raising close to 43K for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. Up next, Emma will be making college visits & working on her Girl Scouts Gold award.

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CLASS OF 2017 EMILY LOOTENS Emily is a sophomore at Clements and plays on the JV Basketball and Softball teams.

JONATHAN ROGERS Jonathan was recently featured in the Town And Country Sports Magazine. He was also on an online television shot. He traveled to Nationals Figure Skating Championships! What a great accomplishment! Congratulations!

PIPER BRATTON Piper Bratton is attending a two week International Business course in Singapore at Yale/NUS this summer. She is currently a sophomore at IWA. Greetings from our mascot, Leo the Lion!

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CLASS OF 2018

KATHRYN REYNOLDS AND ABIGAIL MALISH Kathryn Reynolds and Abigail Malish, SLCS Class of 2018, are freshmen at George Ranch SPRING 2019 High School and are on the freshman girls Volleyball team. Both girls have recently been selected to participate in Leadership High School 2019, a week-long intensive program focused on character, community, careers, and service, which is sponsored by Lamar CISD and the Fort Bend Regional Council. They are among 12 students chosen to represent their GRHS freshman class (approximately 600 students), serving and learning alongside students from other Lamar CISD high schools.

MARGARET RIEBE Margaret has had an exciting freshman year at St. Agnes Academy. She earned her letter jacket in cross country and lettered in swimming as well! She had the opportunity to swim at the state championship in Mansfield, Texas. Margaret is now trying water polo, and is enjoying learning a new sport along with other St. Laurence Alumni who play alongside her.

JACKSON MENOUGH Jackson attends Clements High School and loves it!

ROSE BARRY Rose Barry, a freshman at Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart, performed with the TPSMEA Region 3 Choir at St. Agnes Academy. She also performed with the All State Choir in Richardson on January 26th. She is the first freshman in Duchesne history to be selected to the All State Choir.

Mrs. Barto and Mrs. Strandburg with their former PreK students: Luke Sievers ‘15 Alexandre Zehri ‘15 Luke Botard ‘15 Ben Yokley ‘15 Lucas de la Garza ‘15 Dani Perez, ‘14 Eduardo Bouchez ‘15

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GARDEN OF SAINTS REMEMBERED

The Class of 2019 is happy to present the Garden of Saints Remembered. This garden is dedicated to the alumni and staff that have gone to our heavenly home. The 8th grade students cleared the garden of weeds and dead foliage, hung solar powered lanterns in the SPRING 2019 tree, planted grass, potted ferns and decorated stones with the names of alumni and staff who’ve passed away. The Saints Class of 2019 welcomes you to stop by and pray, visit, enjoy the garden and pray for those who’ve passed through the doors of St. Laurence Catholic School and touched the hearts of students and staff alike.

Stop by pray, visit, and enjoy the garden!

How long have you been working at SLCS and what is your role?

I started as the Director of Advancement at SLCS this past September. Working in Advancement, I have the pleasure of planning our major fundraising events, including the Gala & Auction in the Spring, the Tuition Assistance Golf Tournament in the Fall, and the Annual Fund.

What are your favorite SLCS traditions and why?

Although I haven’t been here for very long, I already love the SLCS community. One of my favorite traditions so far is Grandparents Day. It is so fun to see all of the families who visit the school and how proud the grandparents are of their grandchildren and everything that they have accomplished at St. Laurence.

Where did you grow up?

I’m originally from Corpus Christi, Texas, so I love the beach! My hometown is the birthplace of both Whataburger and Selena and it definitely holds a special place in my heart.

Tell us about your family: My husband and I met in 2007, during our senior year of high school and we were married in August 2017. We welcomed our daughter, Eliza, in June 2018, right before I started the job at SLCS. We have 2 dogs that we rescued from local animal shelters and they are my daughter’s best friends. Both my family and my husband’s family still live in Corpus Christi, so we are able to see them quite often.

What is your favorite food?

Like a true Texan, Blue Bell ice cream is my favorite food.

What are your hobbies?

I’m a huge sports fan so my husband and I love attending live sporting events. It’s a goal of mine to visit every MLB baseball park during my lifetime. Every time we travel, we try to catch a game; whether it’s baseball, basketball, football, soccer, or something else! I also enjoy listening to live music, shopping at Farmer’s Markets, watching movies, traveling, and volunteering with the Fiat Lux Young Adult Group at St. Laurence.

Who is your favorite saint and why?

St. Teresa of Calcutta is my favorite saint because she is a beautiful example of service and humility. I first connected with Mother Teresa when I was a kid, reading about how she served the poorest people in the most desolate conditions on the streets of India with the Missionaries of Charity. I’ve always been inspired by the fact that despite feeling separated from God for years, she was resolute in her love for Christ and her call to serve his people. Mother Teresa exemplifies mercy, compassion, and trust that Jesus will always provide.

What advice can you give to our alumni?

Something that my dad would always tell me when I was growing up is that if you don’t have your priorities straight, you won’t accomplish much. I learned that my top priorities should always be: God, family, and education/work. If those priorities get out of order, or if something else comes before them, then your life will quickly become out of alignment. My advice to our SLCS alumni is that no matter where you go, what you do, or how successful you become, you should always keep your faith as your number one priority.

Go SAINTS! GO NAVY!

Thank you to our beloved Earthly Angels of St. Laurence School and Parish. It is six months to the day that our journey began with Thomas. Thank you for being a part of his miracles. Thomas received the miracle of life: a full recovery in such short period of time; no acute rehabilitation and the ability to return to the academy. We are so grateful for the overwhelming kindness, generosity and outpouring of love and prayers everyone has given Thomas and our family. The prayers literally spread like wildfire throughout the nations. As stated in Matthew 18:20; “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.”

Because of your prayers we found the strength and courage to surrender to HIM. We are truly blessed to be a part of this St. Laurence family and community!

-Le Family

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Come back to your alma mater!

Everybody has a story to tell. SLCS Alumni Association wants to hear yours. Whether it's a wedding, an addition to the family, a new business, a promotion, an award, a passion for volunteering... any kind of update your fellow alums would be interested to hear, just tell us and we'll include it in our next The Saints’ Scoop magazine.

Just drop an email to Adriana Gutierrez at agutierrez@stlaurence.org and give us the scoop it's as easy as that! Pictures are always welcome!

Make sure to check out the SLCS Alumni Facebook group to talk about alumni events, chat with old friends, or make new ones!

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