Alumni Association President’s Message

To my fellow Alumni, e Alumni Association has had a good year, returning to normalcy and in-person events. We capped o the academic year by hosting the Spring BBQ, welcoming back grads from the last 10 years. anks to our e orts and the donations of the many alumni at the Turkey Roll last November, we were able to host this free event for the grads and give them an exclusive St. Michael’s gi .

As the school year ends and the summer is upon us, I am happy to welcome the graduates of 2023 to the SMCS alumni community. We wish you all well in your future endeavors and want to remind you that as you leave the physical yellow brick halls, you are now part of a more extensive network that will continue to support you throughout your life. I encourage you to stay engaged with the school and participate in the many alumni events and programmes available to you.

We have also welcomed back in-person networking events this year. is programme aims to provide an opportunity for young alumni to connect with more established grads and create mentor/mentee relationships. ank you to Martin Fox ’02 for being the keynote speaker and providing guidance on the job market, and insight into what companies seek in the new post-pandemic work environment. We hope to continue this programme with another edition in the fall.

In exciting news, the Alumni Association has established a planning commi ee for the SMCS Annual Golf Tournament. is tournament is a signi cant fundraiser for the school, as all money raised supports the Financial Assistance Programme. is commi ee, co-chaired by Brian Bannan ’96 and Brady Jones ’01, includes eight members representing alumni and parents