October 2022

Alumnae celebrate Reunion

and each other

Reunion for the Classes ending in 2 and 7 brought alumnae back from 1957 to 2007 to enjoy a lovely afternoon. The Class of 1972 celebrated their golden anniversary and the Class of 1997 celebrated their silver jubilee. Sr. Patricia Wolf, RSM, '62, president, joined more than 20 classmates as they celebrated 60 years.

See photos from the festivities.

Do you have a Matching Gift Option?

The sky is the limit. Want to make a gift double or even triple in value? See if you or your spouse work for a company with a Matching Gift Program. SCA benefits from gifts like this each year.

Learn more about Matching Gifts.

Father-daughter bowling night

strikes a fun chord

SCA fathers and daughters took to the bowling lanes for an evening of strikes, spares and fun.



Take a peek at the photos.

If it's October it's Breast Cancer

Awareness Month!

Ms. Annalisa Imperia, school nurse, hosted Breast Self Examination workshops over the course of two days. She taught students how to perform self exams and that it is never too early to begin self exams. Ms. Imperia has been able to provide these workshops due to the generous contribution of Mary Geralyn Schollhamer '03. 

"It is great seeing these young women so interested in learning about self breast exams. Awareness and early detection is crucial to breast cancer treatment and these workshops may just save the life of someone they know," says Ms. Imperia.

Halloween comes to

the hallways of SCA

Student Council brought Halloween to life in the hallways at SCA. Tour the spooky hallways.

Laura N. '24.took part in

Princeton University’s W.E.B Dubois

Accelerating Learning Academy program

Laura N. ‘24, a junior on the robotics team, took part in Princeton University’s W.E.B Dubois Accelerating Learning Academy program. The program offers a variety of tracks and Laura selected the Applied Mathematics track.

“It helped me understand the importance of math in our life,” Laura says. “During the program, I got a chance to work with others who are older and younger than me and live in different states in the USA. The program helped me get exposed to many topics in STEM, specifically in Applied Mathematics which I did not experience before.”

Laura says she covered a number of topics including probability, how assumptions and weighted probability lead to biased algorithm used in coding, vertical and horizontal projectile motion, economic models, the mathematics of viral advertising, and the importance of mathematical modeling. She also studied other topics including physics topics and the science-policy of solar energy.

“This prestigious program gave me a new vision and knowledge about math and science. It also gave me a chance to interact with other scholars and to learn from many professors and Ph.D’s."

Laura is a member of St. Catharine’s Robotics team and plans to study mechanical engineering in college.

JV Volleyball headed to Playoffs

  The JV Volleyball team (top photo) is in the playoffs heading into the quarter finals as we go to publication. The JV team became the Tier 2 #1 seed after pool play action. In the first round, SCA came from 18-3 behind to defeat St. Vincent Ferrer by a score of 25-22. The Huskies went on to win the second game by a score of 25-6. SCA then played the number 1 seed in this group and won the first game by a score of 25-21. The Huskies completed the sweep by taking the second game 25-22.

The Varsity (bottom photo) season ended short of a playoff run. The team was 3-5 in league play and 8-7 overall.

Congratulations to all of our student athletes for a great volleyball season.

Admissions Events

Do you know of a family who missed the Open House on Sunday? On Wednesday, November 2nd, SCA will be hosting an Information Session where they will have a chance to come and learn more about SCA! 

Register today!

Alumnae Event

Career Fair 2023