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At A Glance
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206 Years of Academic Excellence
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25 Average Class Size
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100% College Acceptance
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11 Counties Served
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Faith Formation!
Sophomore Retreat is based off the teachings of St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body. For this retreats students split up male and female and spent the day learning about, and celebrating the gifts of their femininity and masculinity. Our ladies heard talks on Mary and our identity and mission as women, inspired by the Blessed Mother and the writings of St. John Paul II and St. Edith Stein. They also enjoyed praying on the beautiful grounds at Nazareth and creating crowns as a reminder of their great dignity. The gentlemen learned about what it means to be man, the masculinity of Christ, and how to grow in the virtues. Along with this, they enjoyed some friendly competitions such as tug-of-war, a foot race, trivia, and an art competition.
Faith Formation!
Bethlehem is continuing to grow in faith with our use of Hallow! During October, our school community completed 2,351 prayers and spent 19,229 minutes in prayer using Hallow! Our most popular prayer was The Screwtape Letters. We are proud to see you making prayer a bigger part of your daily lives. These numbers represent more than minutes and completed prayers; they represent time spent growing closer to Christ. Thank you to our Bethlehem family for helping us build a culture of prayer, both at school and at home. Let's keep praying, keep growing, and keep following Christ!
Athletic News!
Congratulations to the Cross Country team! They finished their season Saturday at the State Championship meet in Lexington.
The Eagles were led to a 5th place finish by Grant Greenwell’s second consecutive runner up finish at State. It was Grants 5th consecutive All State performance. Joining Grant in the top 40 were Brayden Hall and Grayson Pierce who both had their best stats meet finish of their career.
The Banshees finished in 11th place. This is the second best finish in school history for the Banshees. The Banshees were led by a strong 28th place finish from Josey Hite who ran the 4th fastest time in school history. The Bashees finished the season with the fastest average time in school history.
The Eagles were led to a 5th place finish by Grant Greenwell’s second consecutive runner up finish at State. It was Grants 5th consecutive All State performance. Joining Grant in the top 40 were Brayden Hall and Grayson Pierce who both had their best stats meet finish of their career.
The Banshees finished in 11th place. This is the second best finish in school history for the Banshees. The Banshees were led by a strong 28th place finish from Josey Hite who ran the 4th fastest time in school history. The Bashees finished the season with the fastest average time in school history.