Bishop Gorman High School Monthly Parent Newsletter
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Volume 25 | Issue 3 | Dec 2018/Jan 2019
The Lady Gaels Have It: State Champs! In This Issue p. 02 Finance Dept. 2019/20
Tuition Assistance Enrollment
p. 04 Miracle Minute for
Hurricane Michael Relief Efforts
p. 05 Seniors: Scholarships &
College Applications
p. 07 Veterans Day Assembly p. 11 Big City Showdown
Gaels vs. Findlay Prep
The BGHS Women’s Soccer Team had the best year in school history. Not only were they undefeated at 27-0-1, but they finished the season with a State Championship and a #6 national ranking. This Bishop Gorman team becomes the highest ranked Nevada team in the 20-year Fab 50 history! The Gaels won the Desert Region Tournament in dramatic fashion with a penalty kick victory over Coronado. Goalie Kirsten Kircher '19 was the star of the game, shutting down the Coronado free kicks. In the new City Championship game, Bishop Gorman beat Faith Lutheran 3-2 to set up the pairings in the State Tournament. Gianna Gourley '19 scored two goals in the game to lead the team. In the State Semifinals, the Gaels built an early 3-0 lead over Palo Verde on goals
Last year, the BGHS Women’s Volleyball Team lost a heart breaker to Shadow Ridge in five sets at the State Finals. This year, under new Head Coach, Gregg Nunley, the Lady Gaels would have none of that with a dominate run through the state of Nevada. “Earn it” was their motto all year, and they did just that, going 39-4, winning the Nevada State Championship, and a national ranking by Max Preps. This will go down as the best Volleyball team in Bishop Gorman history. The team didn’t lose a set to a Nevada opponent all season, and cruised through the Desert Region playoffs with 3-0 victories over Silverado, Liberty, and Coronado. In the Las Vegas City Championship match, the Gaels handled Palo Verde 3-0 as well to earn the #1 seed at the State Tournament in Reno.
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Marching Toward A Win!
In late July, members of the Bishop Gorman Marching Band convened in their band room for a briefing on what would ultimately be one of the most grueling competitive seasons the program has ever faced. Two and a half weeks of pre-season training in the scorching heat were well underway as the campus was quietly awaiting its first day of classes. Little by little, each student refined their skills as they were scrutinized, pushed, and expected to put forth nothing less than 100% effort at all times. Over the next four months, the ensemble continued to build and refine their product every morning on Fertitta Field. That product was a competitive field production affectionately titled Company 54—a nod to the founding year of Bishop Gorman—containing subject matter of war, heroes, sacrifice, and perseverance relative to the Centennial of World War 1.
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Attention Seniors
From the Desk of Dean Rivera
As the first semester of your senior year comes to a close, we wanted to remind you of the March 15th deadline to have all 100 required service hours submitted and verified with our campus ministry team. Additionally, the Administration has been gracious in allowing those in the Class of 2019 who have completed all 100 hours thus far to wear any college t-shirt or sweatshirt (without a hood) to school on the 19th of every month. As an added incentive, Mr. Kiefer has also approved wearing jeans and college t-shirts or sweatshirts (without a hood, page 16 section 6 of the Parent & Student Handbook) on the 19th of every month once 50% (165 of 330 seniors) of our class completes 100 community service hours. In closing, some final reminders include: 1. If you did not visit the Jostens booth for Graduation items, please call their office or visit their website (Jostens.com). 2. Remember to purchase your senior ad via Jostens.com as well. The deadline is February 16, 2019. Feel free to contact Mr. Sayre with any questions or concerns (msayre@bishopgorman.org). 3. Select your traditional cap and gown photo with the black background on the Prestige Portraits website. 4. Complete the Google form using the link sent from Mr. Goode’s G-Blast with your proof # for the full body personality portrait taken at Lifetouch/ Prestige Portraits. 5. Be prepared to list all of the activities that you have participated in over the past 4 years in the Google form sent from Mr. Sayre for the yearbook. 6. Finish your service hours!
Go Gaels!
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Finance Dept. News HOLIDAY HOURS The Finance Office will be CLOSED during the Christmas holiday break December 24 – January 7, and will re-open on January 8, 2019, with regular office hours.
TUITION ASSISTANCE Enrollment for tuition assistance for the 2019-2020 school year has begun. Please visit our website: WWW.BISHOPGORMAN.ORG/TUITION Either click the blue button (Apply For Tuition Assistance) or the link to FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment, to submit your application and pay the required fee. Please be aware that you must be VERIFIED by FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment for your application to be reviewed by the Tuition Assistance Committee. Incoming freshman that have been verified and reviewed by February 15, 2019, will receive notification of award mid-March. All returning students that have been verified and reviewed will receive notification of award mid-April Remember You Must Re-Apply Every Year To Be Considered For Tuition Assistance.
PLACEMENT EXAM DATES For incoming 9th Grade Applicants
DECEMBER 8, 2018 JANUARY 12, 2019 APPLY & REGISTER FOR THE PLACEMENT EXAM AT:
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The Finance Department wishes you a happy and safe Christmas season and a very happy and prosperous New Year 2019!
Gael News
Alzheimer's Walk
Speech & Debate
Team “BGHS Walks the Walk” was more than 365-members strong at this year’s Las Vegas Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Town Square on October 27th. BGHS orange and blue could be seen everywhere as students, parents, faculty, staff, administrators, and family and friends came together to raise funds and community awareness for Alzheimer’s Disease, care, support, and research. In addition to participating in the walk, team BGHS donated more than $4,100 to the Alzheimer’s Association, Desert Southwest Chapter. That is about two percent of the total funds raised for this year’s Walk in southern Nevada, including corporate donations. “That’s pretty impressive and very generous,” commented Ms. Foy. This is the 14th year of Team BGHS’s participation in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, originally called the Memory Walk. The first Team BGHS consisted of about 15 members. continued page 11
Congratulations to the Speech and Debate team that competed early in November. Mateo Portelli '20 took first place in Congressional Debate and Joseph Candela '20 was a finalist in Lincoln Douglas Debate. Congratulations to Alyssa Gnoyski '19, Sophia Judice '21 and Cerena Sedano '20 who have earned a bid to the National Tournament of Champions in Dramatic Interpretation. Great job Gaels!
ATTENTION SENIORS
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ALS/Lou Gehrig's Disease Walk Bishop Gorman had a great representation at the annual ALS Walk in Las Vegas the weekend of November 3rd. Ava Foster '19, and Andrew Garcia '19, took the lead on organizing our own team for the event. They spent several weeks signing up interested students and staff for the event, and were able to help raise an amazing $743.25 to help with research to help fight this horrible disease. Additionally, funds raised will help with medical transportation of patients, support groups, special equipment, and education about the disease. We are really proud of our participation and, particularly, the leadership that Ava and Andrew have shown! Congrats on a fine job!
Miracle Minute: Hurricane Michael
When natural disasters happen in our country and in our world, Bishop Gorman tries to consistently respond with help. On October 23rd, we chose to have a Miracle Minute, rather than our typical Mite Box Tuesday collection, in order to raise funds to help those who are struggling after the damage of Hurricane Michael hit their homes. We raised over $3,000 that was sent directly to Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida to assist in the recovery efforts. One hundred percent of our donation will be used to support disaster relief and recovery efforts. Seven days a week, Catholic Charities is distributing food, water and essential basic supplies. Our donation is sure to go a long way in providing assistance to some of those victims. Thank you, Gorman Gaels, for always stepping up for others in need.
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Mite Box Each Tuesday morning at Bishop Gorman students hear these familiar words over the PA from Mr. Goode “It’s Tuesday and you know what that means, yes it’s Mite Box!” With that announcement envelopes are passed around each classroom and students and staff generously donate to the weekly collection we call the Mite Box based on Luke 21:1-4 where the poor widow donates two coins from her surplus. This simple Scripture passage calls us to remember that we are truly blessed and that we are to share with those in need. The Mite Box has been a weekly collection at Bishop Gorman since 1994. The Campus Ministry Department started it as a way of helping those in need in the Las Vegas community. One unique feature is all money collected stays in the local community and is distributed by the Matthew 25 Board. The Matthew 25 Board is a group of Bishop Gorman students who meet weekly to review requests received and determine which individual requests to fund each week.
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SHOES FOR AFRICA
What a very successful drive we had for new and gently used tennis shoes that will be going to Ghana, Africa this spring. In one week’s time, we collected nearly 4,000 pairs of athletic shoes from our families and the wonderful families of Holy Spirit Catholic Church! Additionally, Quest Diagnostic had several locations where they were also collecting shoes to donate, and
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Academic Advisors
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ith college on the horizon, paying for school is at the forefront. Please visit the College Counseling page on our website and click the "Scholarship List" link. Some of the most popular sites include:
• Going Merry - Build your profile, get matched, and start applying! Input your data one time and their algorithm will link you to scholarships to which you may qualify [free to use].
The college application season is now in full swing and December is a short month. If you need a letter of recommendation
• The Public Education Foundation - a website that focuses specifically on scholarships for graduates from Las Vegas area high schools. Many scholarships are school specific while others are open to any Clark County resident [free to use].
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• Raise.me -Earn micro-scholarships from colleges for your achievements as early as 9th grade [free to use].
possible. The same applies if you need transcripts sent out. It is important to
• CCSD Scholarship Page - the Clark County School District Counseling page often has scholarships for all local students. Their scholarships are often duplicated on thepef.org webpage [free to use].
note the school offices will be closed after school dismisses on December 21, 2018 and will not re-open until January 7, 2019.
• Scholarship.com - more than 3.7 million college scholarships & grants - about $19 billion in financial aid [free to use].
IF YOU HAVE A DEADLINE DURING THOSE DATES, YOU NEED TO PLAN AHEAD AS NO LETTERS OR
BEWARE of scholarship search services that ask for money to match you with available scholarships. You should never have to pay for free money!
TRANSCRIPTS WILL BE SENT DURING
It's always the right time to start looking for scholarships!
CHRISTMAS BREAK.
Tutoring Available National Honor Society (NHS) Free Peer Tutoring Tuesdays & Thursdays After School in Room 325
2:05-2:45 PM
The NHS tutors are juniors and seniors who have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and are available to help in most subject areas. No appointment is necessary and students are encouraged to show up and take advantage of this great resource.
Freshman Parent Night January 15, 2019 6:00 PM
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Athletic News This year, the XC team came in excited and determined to excel beyond the heights they achieved last year! Minci Puskas '21, continued to dominate at races all over Las Vegas and was a force to be reckoned with. Not too far behind her were teammates Jayden Krmpotich '20, Jacqueline Leon '19 (captain) Lauren Dennis '20, Geraldine Valencia '20, Madison Ebens '19 (captain) and Bernadette Daez '19. The women's team closed out their season finishing 2nd at Regionals which qualified them for State where they went on to place 5th- one place higher than last year! Watch out for these ladies to do some damage next year- they are coming back hungry for the win! On the men's side, Max Swenson '19 (captain) once again proved himself to be legendary, placing at the top in every race of the season. Max finished his season placing 2nd at Regionals which qualified him for the State Meet. He was followed closely by Trevor Olivas '19, Tomas Sanchez '20, Khiry Anderson '21, Ara Goll '22, Richard Solomon '20 (captain) and Jakob Pace '20 (captain). The men’s team also moved up as a team placing 6th at Regionals. All-Southern Nevada Boys Soccer Awards: Caden Buckley '20, Hayden Madsen Gross '19. All-Desert Region Nevada Boys Soccer Awards: Buckley, Madsen, Alexander Daseler '19, Cole Malm '20, George Charles '22 Defensive Player of the Year — Caden Buckley
Congratulations! College Signees
(W) SOCCER: Ashtyn Fink-Vanderbilt, TN; Gianna Gourley-University of Iowa, IA; Kirsten Kircher – Point Loma Nazarene, BASEBALL: Cameron Hougham-Edmonds, CA; Katelyn Swanis-North Dakota State WA; Christian Lamar-University of San University, ND Francisco, CA; Will Martin-Texas Christian (W) SWIMMING: Caroline AndersonUniversity, TX Pepperdine University, CA BEACH VOLLEYBALL: Alison Stanfill: (W) TENNIS: Angelique Friedrich-Point Houston Baptist, TX Loma Nazarene, CA EQUESTRIAN: Caroline Nielson: (W) VOLLEYBALL: Natalie MavroidisOklahoma State, OK Lehigh University, PA; Reese Rossnagel University of Wisconsin Parkside, WI
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Volleyball, cont. The State Tournament went as expected for the Gaels, beating Faith Lutheran 3-0 in the State Semifinals and Reno 3-0 in the Finals. The team was led by Alena Watson '19, Alex Washington '19, Natalie Mavroidis '19, and Reese Rossnagel '19, as well as several talented underclassmen. -Tommi Stockham '20 was named the state player of the week after her performance at the Nike Tournament of Champions in Phoenix. -Anjelina Starck '21 was named the state player of the week after her performance in the State Tournament. 4A Desert Region 1st Team: Anjelina Starck, Tommi Stockham, Reese Rossnagel, Natalie Mavroidis, Alex Washington 4A Desert Region 2nd Team: Caroline Edgeworth '22 Player of the Year: Desert Region and Southern Nevada: Tommi Stockham Coach of the Year for Southern Nevada 4A: Coach Gregg Nunley. Soccer, cont. by Gianna Gourley, Jaden Terrana '20, and Jacqueline Hillegass '21. Palo Verde made the game close by scoring two goals in the 2nd half, but the Gaels held on for a 3-2 victory to advance to the championship game. In the championship game vs. Galena, Gorman left no doubt with a 4-0 victory. Jacqueline Hillegass scored a goal and captain Gianna Gourley did the rest, scoring 3 goals in her final high school game. Iowa commit Gianna Gourley finished the season with 31 goals and 11 assists. Vanderbilt commit Ashtyn Fink '19 led the team with 33 goals. Jaden Terrana added 21 goals and 11 assists. All-Southern Nevada Girls Soccer Awards: Fink; Gourley; Terrana. All-Desert Region: Fink, Gourley, Terrana, Camden Berry '20, Kevyn Hillegass '19, Taylor Cox '19. Golden Boot Award: Giana Gourley. Offensive Player of the Year: Ashtyn Fink.
Activities
Veterans Day Assembly On November 12th, over 1,400 students, faculty and staff members of Bishop Gorman High School gathered in the House of Glory Gymnasium for a special Veterans’ Day assembly to remember and honor those who have served, continue to serve and protect our country. The assembly began with the Color Guard from the American Legion Post 76, some of which were dressed in uniforms from the Revolutionary War and World War 1. The Worship Choir accompanied by the BGHS Symphony Orchestra performed the Star Spangled Banner followed by My Land performed by the Worship Chamber Musicians, with piano accompaniment. Speech & Debate students, Mateo Portelli '20 and Joseph Candela '20 presented their original speeches on patriotism. Bishop Gorman President, First Lieutenant John Kilduff, spoke to the assembly recounting some of his experiences during his service in the Vietnam War. Masters of Ceremonies, Sammy Sadovia '19 and Lauren Lombardo '19 introduced the veterans present at the assembly who are current faculty, staff members and alumni: Sergeant Jay Bonar BGHS Class of '82, US Marine Corps, 1982-1986 Lieutenant Colonel John Goertemiller, US Army, 1965-1990 Lieutenant John Dube, BGHS Class of '79, US Army, 1979-1983 Louis Grimando, US Army, 1964-1966 Sergeant Barrett Henzel, US Army, 1998-2006 Wayne Holman, US Air Force, 1979-1988 First Lieutenant John Kilduff, US Army, 1969-1971 David McClain, US Marine Corps, 1979-1984 Lieutenant Caitlin Murphy, US Army, 2007-2013 Angelo Vita, US Marine Corps, 2004-2008 As guests of honor, the veterans received a standing ovation as well as an American flag pin presentd by Mrs. Henzel on behalf of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Following the pin presentation, the BGHS KnightenGaels performed an a cappella rendition of America My Home. A moment of silence was held for the service men and women who have fallen in the line of duty and for those currently serving. The assembly concluded with a performance of Battle Hymn of the Republic by the Worship Choir and Symphony Orchestra and Amber Waves of Grain by the Symphony Orchestra.
KnightenGaels from left to right: Morgan Yeager '20, Sophia Wilson '19, Rebecca Noall '20, and Sophia Mastrangioli '19.
Mayors Prayer Breakfast Each year Bishop Gorman is invited to attend the Mayors Prayer Breakfast. This event was founded over 60 years ago by Las Vegas Mayor Oran Gragson after attending a similar event hosted by President Eisenhower in Washington, DC. This yearly event is intended to provide unification among people from different types of business and to celebrate the different faiths of our nation. The following students attended this year’s event on October 24th, from left to right: Sammy Sadovia '19, Brandon Young '19, Jason Song '19, Brandon Beltram '19, Lauren Lombardo '19, Julia Sanman '19, Maddie Carlovsky '19, Kailey Mixon '19, Mari Miller '19, back row: Mr. Gleich, and Ms. Martinez.
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Tiberti Commons
Let’s Celebrate Food! Dec 4 National Cookie Day: Try our fresh baked cookies! Dec 11 National Have a Bagel Day: einstein bros. bagels today at the Commons! Dec 13 National Hot Cocoa Day: Warm up with some hot cocoa!
Get Through The Line Faster! Add money to your student's
GAEL CARD You can add money online: bishopgorman.org/gaelcard
For every $100 deposited get $5.00 FREE!
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Shoes, cont. TruFusion (Yoga, Pilates, etc.) is running a drive for tennis shoes for Africa through the month of December. With little effort, we will be able to put shoes on the feet of thousands of infants through adults, and it is all due to your empathy for people in other parts of the world who have far less than we do. Over spring break there will be a contingency of Bishop Gorman adults who will not only be delivering shoes, but will spend days painting and repairing facilities, as well as spending quality time with some of the youth in Ghana. This drive connects us to each of them, and we can’t thank you enough for always giving and supporting any programs we have at Bishop Gorman.
Advancement BGHS GOLF CLASSIC
ual Bishop Gorman 33rd AnnG olf Classic
The 33rd Annual Bishop Gorman Golf Classic was held on Thursday, November 8th at Spanish Trail Country Club and was most certainly one for the books! Between the beautiful weather and all of the great supporters at the tournament, it was a fun day for all. The day was especially exciting for our tournament winners! Congratulations to our low gross winners from Wells Cargo and our low net winners from The Budin Group. Money raised from the Golf Classic supports our tuition assistance program. Many thanks go out to all of our golfers, volunteers and sponsors who were a part of this event and helped to make it a success! A special thanks to our Title Sponsor: GOLDEN ENTERTAINMENT and other Major Sponsors: Helix Electric, Par 3 Landscape, XL Concrete Masonry, XL Landscape Development, Rafael Construction, Tori Contracting, Lynne Ruffin-Smith Charitable Foundation, Enix Mechanical, Harley Davidson Las Vegas, Chapman Auto Group, Breakthru Beverage Nevada, Bentar Development, Howard & Howard Attorneys, CC Construction, Extreme Commercial Concrete, Robco Electric, ARES Mechanical, National Pipeline Contractors, Steel Partners Holdings, TriMark Orange County, YESCO, Intershine Graphics, ProSource, and Jostens - Lance & Roxanne Shoen.
We look forward to the 34th Annual Golf Classic in fall 2019 and hope to see you all there!
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More Gael News
Marching, cont. The Company 54 production proved to be challenging for the performers and, more importantly, compelling for those who witnessed it. Then it happened, on Saturday, November 3 with a score of 66.75, the Bishop Gorman Marching Band not only secured their highest marking in program history but earned their first-ever 1st Place Title in school history at the Marching Band Open Series - Las Vegas Invitational. Their performance also earned them “caption awards” for Best General Effect, Best Music, and Best Visual Performance in their class out of nine competing bands.
This season, the band was led by Drum Majors Zachary Geinzer ’19 and Adam Goldberg ’20, and their student-leadership was of the highest caliber the program has ever seen. Staff acknowledgments include: Michael Weber (St. Elizabeth Ann Seton) drill design and music arrangement; Matthew Fox (St. Viator) woodwind specialist; Allison Fox colorguard specialist; and Jason Vazquez brass specialist. Congratulations to the Bishop Gorman Marching Band, Mr. Geoff Neuman and Mr. Kyle Bissantz, on receiving this well deserved recognition.
Mite Box, cont. The requests are submitted from over 60 social workers representing several dozen different nonprofit agencies in the Las Vegas Valley. The requests are for emergency rental assistance, energy assistance, medical needs and a variety of other emergency requests. The clients come from all walks of life (elderly, young, veterans, homeless, etc.) and represent every ethnic and religious background. The response from the clients and social workers is truly heartwarming as evidenced by the beautiful thank you notes and cards we receive even though we fund the requests anonymously without expecting anything in return. Our students and staff are so extremely generous and this year, so far after only 10 weeks, have granted requests totaling $19,720 from the Mite box collections. Over the past 24 years the amount distributed is well into the hundreds of thousands of dollars donated by Bishop Gorman students to those in need. This is incredible and has been a tremendous help to many in our community who often have no place else to turn. Way to Go Bishop Gorman students and staff. Always living out the mission and message of Jesus Christ.
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More Gael News Final Exams Action Plan REVIEW / STUDY SLEEP ENOUGH EAT WELL 1. Review tests, quizzes and homework assignments. Comprehensive exams often include questions similar to previous tests and quizzes from the entire semester. Therefore it is important to review the questions and answers to these tests and quizzes in preparation of your semester finals. 2. Form a study group. Study groups can be a dynamic way to study for semester exams. It can be beneficial for you and your study partners to compare notes; to help each other identify the correct answers from previous tests and quizzes; and to create practice test questions and review the accompanying material.
3. Explain the course material to a parent or a friend. A great way to review for any exam, and check your understanding of the material, is to explain/teach the information to someone else. If you are able to explain the material to a friend or parent, it is likely you understand the material well enough to perform well on the semester exam. 4. Get enough sleep. Staying up all night to study may sound like a good idea but you may want to think again. Studies show exhausted students can’t concentrate on exams and cramming for a semester exam may actually reduce the amount of information you remember. Wellrested students are typically more alert and relaxed when it comes to test time. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night.
5. Be well nourished. Mental alertness is key during the exam. It would be a shame if you showed up to the test foggy or groggy due to poor nutrition. Protein-rich foods, such as nuts, eggs and yogurts are all good choices as they promote brain activity and alertness. Fruits and whole-grain cereals are excellent as well, as they have been shown to promote quick thinking. Breakfast is EXTREMELY important, as your brain needs energy to work at optimal capacity. Make sure you have enough time to prepare a hearty meal that you enjoy. Now is not the time to try a new recipe or force down something you don’t like. If you are unable to do solid food in the morning, try a smoothie with brain-boosting fruits and natural sugars.
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Alzheimer's, cont. “We’ve grown quite a bit since then,” said Mrs. Andrews, adding that both she and Ms. Foy are extremely proud of and grateful to the BGHS community—and especially the students and parents—for their support of this cause. For the past five years, Team BGHS has been awarded the trophy for top fundraising among all southern Nevada high schools. Ms. Foy is proud of that fact; “we hope to keep that trophy here at Bishop Gorman in the coming years.”
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