There is always something going on at Curley!
This news page highlights some of the many things happening with the students of Curley. Class activities to individual accomplishments are reported here. Check in often!
Part of the St. Bonaventure Scholars Program are “Days of Discovery” during the summer. These days provide new experiences and opportunities to get to know one another. Fr. Chris, Curley’s Campus Minister, took a group to the Friars property in Ellicott City, currently the home of the Shrine of St. Anthony. The garden helps support the Franciscan Center in Baltimore. Fr. Chris writes: “The Bonaventure Scholars did some great ministry today that really helped out Little Portions Farm and The Franciscan Center. We also had a nice tour and prayer at the Shrine. The following scholars were in attendance for…
The Spring Band Concert was a little unusual this year. It was after graduation, only the parents of the musicians were admitted to the Suehle Auditorium, and the event was livestreamed. Despite the unusual conditions of the concert and the preparatory rehearsals, the student musicians came through and the bands sounded wonderful. It was good to hear them perform. The Symphonic Band performed a program of five pieces: Metrodance by Randall Standridge Nathan Hale Trilogy by James Curnow Allied Honor by Karl King, arr. J. Swearingen American Barndance by Richard Saucedo John Williams in Concert by Paul Lavender During intermission,…
We were fortunate to be able to celebrate the Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2021 in the traditional location, the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen on May 28, 2021. Attendance was limited, but the ceremony was livestreamed. The commencement speaker was Reverend Brian F. Linnane, S.J., the President of Loyola University Maryland. The Archbishop Curley Medal was presented by Fr. Donald Grzymski OFM Conv. ’70, President of Curley to Mr. Howard L. Meyers ’66 for his generosity in providing scholarships to Curley men. Mr. Brian Kohler, Principal of Curley who accepted a position as president of Archbishop Spalding, was…
May 26, 2021 The Class of 2021 gathered in the Suehle Auditorium one last time as a class to celebrate their Baccalaureate Mass with their parents. Fr. Donald Grzymski OFM Conv. ’70, president of Curley, was the principal celebrant and homilist. He spoke about our traditions as Curley men and staying close to Jesus as branches on a vine. The readings from Scripture were proclaimed by Robert Winfield ’21, SGA President and Bryce Esposito ’21, President of the Class of 2021. The Prayers of the Faithful were lead by Denzel Evans ’21, SGA Vice-President and Jedrek Puskiewicz ’21, Vice President…
The Lord is risen, Alleluia! This is the song of all Christians as Easter Sunday dawns. In the midst of suffering and sickness and death, the risen Jesus is our hope! Happy Easter to all from the students, faculty and staff of Archbishop Curley HighSchool.
Part of Catholic Schools Week is the presentation of the Barry Brownlee Excellence in Teaching Award. Named to honor Mr. Barry Brownlee who devoted 25 years to Curley, this award is based on nominations of students and parents, and selection by the faculty and staff. The recipient of the 2021 Barry Brownlee Excellence in Teaching Award is Fr. Chris Dudek, OFM Conv. Fr. Chris is a theology instructor, Curley’s campus minister and moderator of Franciscan Youth Ministry (FYM.) Some comments from the nominating process: “Friar Chris is a great teacher who really cares about the well being of his students.”…
January 29, 2021 Dear Members of the Curley Family: It is a pleasure to announce that Mr. Jeremy Joseph has been named the new principal of Archbishop Curley High School, effective July 1, 2021. He succeeds Mr. Brian Kohler who has been named the next president of Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, MD. Mr. Joseph, a 1996 graduate of Curley, received his bachelor’s degree and Master’s in Education Administration and Supervision degree from Loyola University Maryland, and has spent his career at Curley as an admissions director, teacher, alumni director, and in the Advancement Office. He is currently the…
The year-end inventory having been completed, the Curley Campus Store is back online. You can order online and for a flat $12 fee, we will ship your merchandise to you. Or you can pick up your purchases in the Campus Store during regular school hours. Come in the main lobby doors and present yourself to the Main Office. Keep in mind that all sizes may not be in stock. Thank you for shopping the Curley Campus Store! Look for upcoming sales at the Curley Campus Store!
May our God-become-human bless you in every way this Christmas. May God be with those suffering from illness, especially Covid. May God protect our troops and our country. May God grant the world peace!
As with so many traditions and events at Curley, the “Greccio” service, produced by the Class of 2024, has moved into the virtual mode. Remembering the way St. Francis used people and animals to depict the story of the Incarnation, the freshmen, under the organizing hands of Ms. Meeri Kangas and Mr. Nick Brownlee, staged a living nativity with readings from the gospels and about St. Francis. The following played a role: Tricia Kohler, Mason Landreth, Brady Phelan, Ryan Johnson, Kevin Goedeke, Dominic Broadwater, Brayden Shay, Jameson Kobrick, Brandon Lewis, Austin Johnson, Evan Spisak, Nathan Raynor, Will Cole, Kahlen Harvey,…
For the remainder of this year (and possibly longer), students will need to submit a request form to have a locker assigned to them. I have created a Google form requesting the information that Mr. Bowden will need from each student. The form can be found using the following link: https://forms.gle/XouDmoSZxLz89DkAA There is a bit of additional information that will need to be shared as well. Please see the bullet points below: For the remainder of the 2020-21 academic year, Curley will be assigning lockers on a request-only If you would like to request a locker, please click the…
Do you still need Christmas gift ideas? Last Day we can guarantee UPS delivery for Christmas! Come visit the first Curley Campus Store Christmas Online Sale. We will be hosting an all day/night shopping event this year to help all the moms, dads and grandparents who could not make our annual Christmas Sale. On Friday, December 11th the Curley Campus Store will be holding its own One Day Christmas Extravaganza. We will be honoring our Christmas Sale prices. 20% your entire purchase Use Coupon Code 11dec2020 NOTE: ALL SIZES MAY NOT BE IN STOCK Come shop…
If you will be driving a car to school (regularly or occasionally) and parking in the athletic parking lot, you need a parking pass. Click on the link below and complete the form. You may register one or two vehicles. There is no fee. The typed names will suffice for signatures. Once approved, you will be contacted by Mrs. Gina for instructions on picking up the parking pass. Click HERE to fill out the form. When complete, click on SUBMIT.
Students love it. Parents love it. And it is great fun at your 25-year Reunion. Order a CORD now. Click on the link below to get to the Jostens page to place your order. http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A03303300
Attention Parents: Food Service will look very different this year. We will be offering lunch each day at 12:45 PM for any student who is waiting for a ride home. Remember, all students must vacate the campus by 2 PM. We wanted to offer some clarification to our food service process for the beginning of this academic year. There are two options for pre-ordering lunch: Option 1: Lunch orders can be placed and prepaid using Paypal or a credit card. Option 2: Lunch orders can be placed and paid for by using your Curley Card at the point of pick…
This year’s Curley Cornerstone Day, on April 29, will be a virtual event. To view the Honor Roll of Cornerstone Gifts, click HERE. Watch the Cornerstone Day video: “A Retrospective: Curley’s Past Ten Years” Click HERE View the Cornerstone Day posts on Facebook. Click HERE. 2020 VIDEOS AND HONOREES April 21: Introduction to this year’s celebration. Click HERE April 22: Presentation of the Mission Support Award. Click HERE. Honored this year: THE KNOTT FOUNDATION April 23: Presentation of the Scholarship Donors Award. Click HERE Honored this year: MR. & MRS. TIMOTHY ’69 and DENISE WEGLICKI April 24: Presentation of…
The Archdiocese of Baltimore Distinctive Scholars Convocation recognizes and affirms the academic talents and accomplishments of students in the Catholic secondary schools of the Archdiocese. This event would have been held on Thursday, April 23rd. We congratulate the three seniors representing Archbishop Curley High School: Scott Giampa, Hunter Luers and Yazan Sawalhi. Below are the entries for the event’s program. Scott Giampa To be a Curley man, one must understand the Franciscan ideals: dedication through Christ in the church, outreach to the marginalized, strong community relations, concern for the environment, and peaceful resolution of conflict. A student who embodies these…
WHAT ARE YOU DOING? HOW ARE YOU FEELING? Watch the FYM video by clicking the link below. Then join your Curley brothers on Friday at 12:30 pm on the FYM facebook page for 20 minutes of prayer together before the Blessed Sacrament.
National Honor Society On Monday, January 27, 2020, induction ceremonies were held for the Lawrence Cardinal Shehan Chapter of the National Honor Society. The Induction Ceremony was emceed by David Nakasone, President of the NHS. Kevin Franiak, Vice President, spoke about Scholarship as a characteristic of a member of the National Honor Society. Russel Recide, NHS Secretary, explained Service. David Nakasone NHS Treasurer explained Leadership. Joseph Nakasone, NHS President, explained Character. These four elements are the foundation of the National Honor Society. After the inductees took the National Honor Society Pledge, each student came to the stage to receive the…
The Archbishop Curley High School Family mourns the loss of Mr. Jamie Long who passed on January 17, 2020 after a prolonged battle with cancer. Jamie was a long time faculty member and a member of the Class of 1998. Our prayers are with his wife, Amanda, and their children, Jude and Cora, and their loved ones. He will always be remembered by the countless number of students, parents, alumni, faculty and friends of the…