Tubelite is hiring for a variety of part-time and summer positions. There are also full-time openings available for those looking to enter the workforce after graduation. Students must be 18 or older to apply. For more information, visit tubeliteinc.com/careers.
Each year the Grand Rapids Police Department puts on a Youth Police Academy for current sophomores, juniors and seniors in high school. The academy is a free one-week program that takes place from July12-16, 2021. Participants have a hands-on approach to basic police training that includes several areas and units from the department. For more information click HERE. The GRPD Youth Police Academy application can be found at joingrpd.com/youth-programs.
Congratulations to the girls basketball team who beat Hamilton last Friday to win back-to-back district championships! The girls play tonight in the regional semifinals against Grand Rapids Christian in Fremont. We would also like to give a shout out to our JV girls who have dedicated more time to the basketball program and continue to practice with the varsity team for the postseason!
Big news for Thomas Zielinski and Cole Karasinski! They both placed third in their weight class at the wrestling regional tournament on Saturday and will be advancing to the state tournament this coming Friday! Let's go, Falcons!
We would like to thank everyone who came out to our Fish Fry and those who volunteered over the last few weeks! The support we received from the community was incredible and helped make this year's event a success. We look forward to seeing you all again next spring!
Christian Galloway, a West Catholic alumnus, was recently diagnosed with a rare form of T-Cell Lymphoma cancer. Christian is now undergoing 18 weeks of chemotherapy to fight this cancer. As a community, we hope to support him and his family during this difficult time. Please join us in praying for Christian. If you are interested in making a financial contribution to assist with Christian's medical expenses, please click HERE.
This week, we will be following a regular schedule (i.e. Monday is a Monday schedule, Tuesday is a Tuesday schedule, Wednesday is a Wednesday schedule, Thursday is a Thursday schedule). This is a change from what was previously communicated. Please be aware that we will not have school on Good Friday - Friday, April 2.
The following week is Spring Break. We look forward to seeing students again on Monday, April 12.
Kayla VanLinden finished 7th overall at the bowling regionals this past weekend. She qualified for the state tournament this Saturday! Best of luck to you, Kayla!
Our competitive cheer team had districts this past weekend and finished 2nd overall, advancing to regionals this week Wednesday at Rockford High School. We are so proud of our Lady Falcons and wish them the best of luck!
Our wrestling team had individual districts this past weekend. Thomas Zielinski (1st), Cole Karasinski (2nd), Cole VanDyke (4th) and Jack Mauric (4th) all will be advancing to the regional tournament this Saturday at Lansing Sexton in their weight classes! Good luck, Falcons!
Our boys basketball team starts their postseason tournament this Thursday at 5 p.m. vs Unity Christian at Allendale. Best of luck to our Falcons this week!
Our girls basketball team starts their postseason tournament this Wednesday at 6 p.m. vs the winner of Unity Christian and Allendale. Best of luck to our Falcons this week!
STEUBENVILLE YOUTH CONFERENCE: Sign-ups are underway! We will be going June 25-27 and the trip is for all incoming freshmen to graduating seniors. The cost will be $230. Spots are limited! First come, first serve. Spots are reserved when the permission form is filled out and the spot is paid. Please email Mr. Dolci at phildolci@grwestcatholic.org if your student is interested.
REVERENCE FOR GOD'S NAME AWARENESS WEEK: RGNA week starts today. Please join us in growing in greater respect for God’s name by using it with reverence.
PEER ADVOCATE APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED: Peer Ministry has partnered with the House System to form Peer Advocates (PAs). PAs will receive the same great training as the Peer Ministers received and will still lead retreats, but will now have an expanded reach of helping to lead their houses. The deadline for applications is March 26 for interested juniors.
For more Campus Ministry news, click HERE.
Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Michigan is excited to be offering a virtual course that high school students can participate in this summer, The Joy of Coding, which takes play July 5-August 13, 2021.
The Joy of Coding is an online course specially created for anyone who wants to experience first-hand the power and thrill of coding computers to do amazing things. Created with high school students in mind, it is a great way for anyone to step into the wondrous world of coding. You'll learn by doing and experience how coding powers apps such as Snapchat and TikTok.
No prior coding experience is required! Anyone who wants to learn is welcome!
Students will:
Please visit continuum.engin.umich.edu/programs/jumpstart-coding for further information including math prerequisites, cost ($99), important dates and more! For priority consideration, please submit an application by April 15, 2021!
For further questions, please email continuum-coding@umich.edu.
