Congratulations to Steve Benton '90

Please join us in congratulating Steve Benton, a proud member of the Class of 1990 and a valued member of our Board of Trustees, on being awarded the 2024 James M. Christie Safety and Health Professional of the Year Award.

Read more about this prestigious honor by visiting our website!

Kara Durfee (Jacobs) '95 Joins NHS Induction Ceremony as Keynote Speaker

Thank you to Kara Durfee (Jacobs) '95 who joined us as the guest speaker for our National Honor Society & National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony on November 15!

Kara is the parent of two current SCC students: Maggie '28 and Jake '30.

Over 15 Alumni Set to Present at Career Day!

We can't wait for our upcoming Alumni Career Day on December 20th! We will be welcoming over 15 alumni back to SCC to talk with our students about their career journey and what the day-to-day looks like in their fields.

Alumni will be coming from a variety of different fields:

• Law
• Technology
• Engineering
• Business & Entrepreneurship
• Healthcare
• Education
• and more!

Thank you to all our alumni who are volunteering their time to speak with our students! We appreciate your continued support so much!

Tradition Continues! Seniors host 31st Annual BOCES Luncheon!

Since 1991, our senior classes have been hosting the Special Programs students from the F. Donald Myers Education Center at BOCES.

This year, we were proud to bring this amazing tradition back. With the help of Chef Tim Thompson of Skidmore College, our students served an amazing Thanksgiving meal and hosted many activities for the BOCES students.

Check out all the photos on our Facebook page!

SCC Partners with Sherry Knotek (P'08) in Coding for Cancer

SCC is proud to partner with St. Clement’s School for the "Coding for Cancer" initiative, led by Mrs. Sherry Knotek, their dedicated STEM teacher and parent of SCC alum Ryan Knotek '08.

Diagnosed with cancer in 2021, Mrs. Knotek is combining her fight against the disease with her passion for technology, an area where innovation is advancing cancer research every day.

On December 10, SCC students will participate in an hour of coding to raise funds for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. As part of the event, students will seek donations from friends and family to support this important cause, while also learning the basics of coding.

To learn more about Mrs. Knotek’s inspiring story and the students’ involvement, watch the News10ABC segment linked below.

SCC Inducts 39 Students Into the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society

On Friday, November 15, Saratoga Central Catholic School celebrated the achievements of our newest members of the Omnia Pro Deo chapters of the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). Held in the beautiful setting of St. Peter's Church, this special ceremony welcomed 39 new inductees who embody the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

View the full listing of members and more photos on our website!

Annual Pink Day Raises Over $2,500 for Mollie Wilmot Center

On October 30, the Student Council hosted another incredible Pink Day, raising awareness and funds for the Mollie Wilmot Radiation Oncology Center at Saratoga Hospital. Students, faculty, and staff came together, showing up in pink to support this important cause.

SCC was also proud to partner with St. Mary's School in Ballston Spa once again this year, contributing greatly to the success of the event! Our sports teams joined in, hosting their own pink-themed games throughout the month, further spreading awareness.

Pictured are representatives from the SCC Student Council, sports teams, Kiki Wagner (P ‘22) from St. Mary's School, and Renee Russel from the Mollie Wilmot Center at our check presentation.

Thank you to everyone who participated and make this event such a success year after year.

3D PLANET! SCC 6th Graders Use Creativity & Kindness to Make a Difference

When sixth grader Blanton Taylor’s younger brother was in the hospital last year, he saw firsthand how small gestures could make a big difference for children and their families. Inspired by that experience, Blanton teamed up with his classmate Audrey Hartmann ’31 to create something meaningful for the children at Albany Med.

Read more about their “3D Planet” service project and how they’re using creativity and kindness to make an impact.

Four Varsity Volleyball Student-Athletes Earn Wasaren League Honors

Our athletics department is proud to recognize the accomplishments of four talented student-athletes from our volleyball team who earned Wasaren League honors this season!

• Emery Moser (freshman) - 1st Team All-Star
• Margaret Crowe (freshman) - 2nd Team All-Star
• Gia Roche (8th Grade) - Honorable Mention
• Casey Cassier (8th Grade) - Honorable Mention

We are incredibly proud of these student-athletes for their achievements and are excited to see how this young, talented team will continue to excel in the future. Read more about their accomplishments on our website!