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Justin Lopes
Justin Lopes is a senior from Wareham, MA and attended Wareham Middle School. Justin has been hard working student in the classroom, excelled on the field of competition, and been a leader of character among his peers. In 2018, Justin was named the Girls & Boys Club of Wareham Martin Luther King Award winner for his exceptional character and commitment.
Bishop Stang High School announces the hiring of former Spartan field hockey player Kara LeBlanc Caron, ‘92 for the position of Head Field Hockey Coach.
Bishop Stang High School has announced the launch of a Learning Differences Program, offering students with special education needs the opportunity to experience the school’s tradition of excellence in Catholic, college-preparatory education. Through a generous grant from the SEAL (Specialized Education For All Learners) Foundation, the program will provide the necessary resources to help Bishop Stang students reach their full potential.
The Bishop Stang High School Theatre Company presented the world’s longest running musical, “Les Misérables,” for the 2019 Spring Musical on April 25, 26, and 27 at 7 p.m. This modern classic, based on Victor Hugo’s novel, features one of the most memorable scores of all time.
The Business Club at Bishop Stang had a strong presence at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth for the Titan Challenge on Tuesday, March 14, hosted by Junior Achievement of Southern Massachusetts. The team of Clinton Hegarty of Westport, and George Brown and Ben Markert of Portsmouth won the day and received first place overall. Each member of the team earned a $1,000 scholarship for the college of their choice, which is doubled if the students choose to attend UMass Dartmouth.
Five Bishop Stang High School students have received awards 2018-19 Knights of Columbus for their submissions to the Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest.
A dozen students from Bishop Stang High School have qualified and will participate in the 58th annual BCC/Rensselaer Region III Science and Engineering Fair, which will be held on Saturday, March 16, 2019, at Bristol Community College in Fall River. The students will present seven different projects at the fair. The participants from Bishop Stang are all members of the Honors Biology Classes and are currently in the 9th grade. These projects include the following topics: