Sacred Heart-Griffin to reinstate instrumental band program
The program will also include students from the city's five Catholic junior high schools
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The program will also include students from the city's five Catholic junior high schools
After 18 years of heading Springfield's only Catholic high school, Sister Katherine O’Connor announced she will step down from her role at SHG.
When Sacred Heart-Griffin High School started in-person classes Aug. 18, principal Kara Rapacz admitted she was "terrified every single day." Sunday found the culmination of the school year when the school held its graduation ceremony on Ken Leonard Field at Cyclone Stadium. Students, said Rapacz in remarks Sunday, pleaded and cajoled her to find a way to make in-person classes happen in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic and she thanked them for being committed "to having a senior year that you deserved." Graduate Darion Miller said while he preferred seeing everybody in person instead of ...
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