Partesi Presents for the Knights

Last Thursday, September 17, Mr. Partesi came with his band to present the music that they offer for lessons. They had the piano, the guitar, the trombone, the drums, and even the tamborine. They played classic songs like ACDC’s “Shook Me All Night Long”, and they played new pop songs like Bruno Mars’s “Uptown Funk”. Grace Aroneo said “I loved the music”. Cassie Apuzzo said “It was rad”. The whole school had a great time listening to the music. If you want to sign up there are flyers available. Everybody who takes music lessons has a great time!

   By: Katy DaSilva and

       Alexa Mistichelli     

About The Knight Times

The Knight Times is a new school newsletter started in Technology Enrichment class. This newsletter is brought to you by students in 5-8 grades. They are Cassandra Apuzzo, Claire King, Katy DaSilva, Grace Aroneo, Julia Meisner, Kathleen Vreeland, David Vreeland, Alexa Mistichelli, Ian Wizeman,Colin Reis, Donnie Catanese, Frankie Ferreira,Kenny McGoldrick, Kristina Rybak, Mark Wilson, and Maxwell Handler.

Students’ Opinions on STEM with Mrs.Neumann

5th grade boys- We are really excited to start stem this year!!
 

6th grade girls- So far, we are enjoying stem and are excited to continue making new projects.

7th grade- It was a great experience to make a prosthetic leg that works. Some of the materials were a little weird, but they worked.It was fun.

8th grade- It is a fun way to learn about science. Our chairs all held four science books!

I guess STEM is a great hit at SVDP!

  BY: Grace Aroneo, Julia Meisner, and Claire King

Cross Country

This year's  St. Vincent de Paul cross-country team will do better than last year’s. In previous years, we have finished top positions but not first, for lack of people. This year we have a bigger number of participants. Our coach, Mr. Theoclitus, is ready to push everyone to make them faster. Their first practice they ran 8 laps just for a warm-up! Our cross-country team also has many already fast runners such as Laura Baeyens, Richie Mistichelli, and  Nicholas Lucente.