The Martin D. Power Award is given each year by the faculty to the senior who not only has been actively involved in school athletics, but has also maintained a minimum grade point average of 3.5 or better while displaying sportsmanship and leadership both on and off the field.

The faculty gives the Bishop Norbert M. Dorsey Award to a graduating senior who best embodies the values taught at Santa Fe Catholic High School. The recipient is a student who is dependable, honest, responsible, and compassionate. The student is a person of character who we can be proud to say is a graduate of Santa Fe Catholic.

Congratulations, Ernie and Anthony!

MERIT (Medical Engineering, Robotics, & Innovation for Tomorrow) is a joint effort between Florida Polytechnic University, All Saints' Academy, Lakeland Regional Health Systems, Winter Haven Hospital, and other exciting industry partners. The program, open to high school students 16 or older, promotes student engagement in medical engineering, robotics, research, and scientific presentation in a variety of topics that prepare students for the richness of careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) areas. Students gain hands-on experiences, with industry experts and game-changers, and take part in a research project of their choice.

 

Past Topics:

Post-secondary education in medical engineering and robotics; design and rapid prototyping with the 3-D printer; renewable energy and sustainability; Arduino programming; nanotechnology; health informatics; neuroimaging; chemotherapy; radiation therapy; microsurgery; robotic surgery.

 

Fee:

$400 for 8 sessions over 4 weeks, materials, and a graduation ceremony; checks payable to Florida Polytechnic University.

 

Days and Times:

Mondays and Thursdays in June from 5pm-8pm

Additional days may be added, based on offsite industry partners' availability.

 

Contact:

Susan LeFrancois at Florida Polytechnic: [email protected]