School Hosts Ribbon Cutting Ceremony To Open New Learning Commons
Posted at: 3/11/2020 12:00 PM
Pictured (l-r): Principal Matt Keough, Claire Hulslander ’23, Ben Mustico ’21, Josh Culeton ’24, President Brother Joseph Jozwiak, John O’Connor ’85, Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Charlie Breur ‘01, representing Hueber Bruer Construction; Matt Klucznik, representing Architectural Design by QPK; John Marshall, AFSC ’67, Campaign Co-Chair. Trustees, alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of CBA gathered on Wednesday for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Learning Commons. The Learn
Posted at: 3/9/2020 12:00 PM
Both the girls and boys basketball teams captured Sectional Titles this past Saturday. Emily Hall had 17 points and Brooke Jarvis scored 10 to lead the girls to a 45-42 win over Jamesville-Dewitt. It was the first Sectional Title in the sport since 2007. More on the girls victory: https://www.syracuse.com/highschoolsports/2020/03/late-surge-gives-cba-girls-sectional-hoops-championship-ends-j-d-title-run.html Later that night, the boys also topped the Red Rams, 63-61 to claim the school’s fi
Students Travel To Philadelphia To Perform Service
Posted at: 2/21/2020 1:00 PM
Pictured (l-r): Julyna Ho, Anah Nizar, Lydia Hill, Eliza Hanson, Preston Taylor, Holly Dowd, Amanda Webster, Michael Bolton, Sam Johnston, and Justin O’Connor. CBA students Michael Bolton, Eliza Hanson, Lydia Hill, Julyna Ho, Sam Johnston, Justin O’Connor, Anah Nizar, and Preston Taylor, along with faculty members Amanda Webster and Holly Dowd, recently spent four days serving the homeless at St. Francis Inn in Philadelphia, PA. St. Francis Inn is a Franciscan Eucharistic community called to m
CBA Celebrates Catholic Schools Week
Posted at: 2/14/2020 1:00 PM
Pictured: Leah Kyle, Garrett Bowman, Matt Doane After a week of mid-term exams, students kicked off the new semester on Jan. 27 by celebrating Catholic Schools Week at CBA. On Monday, Father Chris Ballard, Pastor of Our Lady of Hope Church, was the celebrant at Mass. Many students participated in the Mass, as lectors, Eucharistic ministers and musicians. Students learned about the school’s history and alumni traditions on Tuesday. During religion classes, students took a walking tour throug
Kraft, Edick Place In Shakespeare Competition
Posted at: 2/10/2020 1:00 PM
CBA recently held its Shakespeare Competition sponsored by the English Speaking Union of the United States. Junior Emilee Edick, performing as Phoebe from As You Like It, finished in first place. Senior Patrick Kraft was named runner up for his portrayal of Macbeth from Macbeth. Emilee will now move on to the regional competition to be held at Syracuse Stage on March 21st, with the winner from that event advancing to the national competition at Lincoln Center in New York City.
Four Students To Represent CBA In Spelling Bee
Posted at: 1/24/2020 1:00 PM
Pictured (l-r): Damon Swanson, Ben Doody, and Joshua Drazek. Missing from photo: Keira Kennedy. Eighth graders Ben Doody and Joshua Drazek and seventh graders Keira Kennedy and Damon Swanson will represent CBA in the Post Standard Regional Written Spelling Bee, which will be held on Saturday, Jan. 25 at CBA. The four students won CBA’s annual Spelling Bee for seventh and eighth graders held in December. The top 35 spellers will then advance to the oral Regional Competition, which will be held
Five Students Win Scholastic Art Awards
Posted at: 1/21/2020 1:00 PM
Gabbi Kleiner ’24, Kami Petrosillo ’22, Christina Falasco ’22 Elena Kantor ’21, and Corinne Kleiner ’21 all received Scholastic Art Awards. The Scholastic Art Awards are determined on a merit basis. All artwork is reviewed and judged for originality, technical skill, and personal vision without knowledge of the student’s identity, school, or demographic information (gender, race, background, etc.). Only the top 15% of 6000 entries from Central New York earned awards. The students will be hon
Posted at: 1/17/2020 1:00 PM
CBA boys’ basketball coach John “Buddy” Wleklinski ’75 added another milestone to his incredible coaching resume’ on Jan. 11. The Brothers knocked off Solvay, 67-47 to give Coach “W” as his players refer to him, win No. 500. Wleklinski, who started coaching the boys varsity team in 1984, joins six other CNY coaches to accomplish this feat. Following the Brothers win, players gathered on the court with a “500 Win” banner for Wleklinski, before eating pizza and cake, provided by the parents.