SENIOR NEWSLETTER – September 18, 2017 CLASS OF 2018 COLLEGE FAIR WRAP – UP: Thank you for your cooperation and excellent use of the opportunity that was made available to you last Wednesday morning. Our fair continues to set the pace and one of the biggest and best private college fairs in the nation. Colleges of all types clearly value Hendricken students – especially those who have made good use...Read More
SENIOR NEWSLETTER – September 11, 2017 CLASS OF 2018 COLLEGE FAIR: This Wednesday, Periods “A” and “B” – List of participating colleges has been distributed. If you need a list, come to Guidance Office today. Plan upon dressing sharp and making good use of this excellent college planning opportunity. NAVIANCE AND COMMON APP SET-UP AND LINKING: During the last half hour of the college fair, Seniors will proceed to the theater...Read More
SENIOR NEWSLETTER – September 5, 2017 CLASS OF 2018 WELCOME TO YOUR SENIOR YEAR! This newsletter will be distributed electronically to your Hendricken e-mail on the first school day of every week, also available at hendricken.com. It is our central communications tool for keeping you and your parents informed about college, career and scholarship opportunities. Read it carefully and share it with your parents. Often the newsletter will refer to...Read More
Hendricken wins rugby championship! Congrats to coach Phil Humphrey and the team on their great run! The Hendricken rugby club team claimed their third Massachusetts Youth Rugby Organization (MYRO) title in the last seven years as they defeated Essex County, 43-8, at Foley Stadium in Worcester. To read more of the sports coverage about the state championship tournament from Suite Sports, “Bishop Hendricken (RI) Shuts Down Essex County To Win...Read More
Hendricken wins state golf title! Congratulations to coaches Rick Angeli ’84, Norm Alberigo and the rest of the varsity golf team on winning the team state championship at Cranston Country Club! Hendricken bested Moses Brown with a two-day total of 599-607 to take the title. The Hawks ended the Quakers three-year reign as team champions. Barrington came in third place with a total of 643. The title gave Hendricken its...Read More
