JC Insider: Alumnus receives honors, set to speak at graduation; Strategic Plan nears release
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 28, 2010
Every week, “The Patriot” checks all its campus-wide sources to bring you the best of what’s happening at JC. Alumnus receives prestigious award The selection committee of the Alumni Association unanimously agreed that the recipient of the 2010 Charles K. Riepe Alumni Award will be Jennifer McIntyre,... Read more »
Homeroom fades away in light of advisory
Allison Walczyk, Managing Editor
April 26, 2010
As the 2009-10 JC school year comes to a close, so does the existence of homeroom. Homerooms will be replaced by the advisory program. It will give students an adult mentor who will ideally stay with them for the entirety of their high school careers. “This program is above all, for the students,”... Read more »
Desperate Housewives: Episode 19
Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
April 22, 2010
Episode 19: We all deserve to die From ABC: Determined to derail Preston’s marriage to Irina, Lynette discovers the truth about her future daughter-in-law; Gaby offers to help Bob and Lee without considering the consequences. A young girl is missing, but no one really paid attention to this news. ... Read more »
Completely Lost: Episode 12
Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
April 18, 2010
Episode 12: Everybody loves Hugo Each week, “The Patriot” will offer insight and analysis about the latest episode of “Lost.” There are spoilers present in this, so read with caution. For a full summary, check out the official website of “Lost.” Hugo’s Love Life Kate: I am literally... Read more »
Capitalizing on student stories can revitalize school image
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 16, 2010
With an incoming freshman class numbering at 155 and the administration fighting against the effects of the still-faltering economy and the demographics of Harford County, I question if advertising and marketing efforts are being pursued correctly to reach the magic number of students each year. I do... Read more »
The Best and Worst of Desperate Housewives – so far
Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
April 11, 2010
As Marc Cherry and ABC decided yet again to have a rerun on instead of a new episode of “Desperate Housewives,” we decided to choose the five best and worst moments and the top five quotes from the season so far. The five best quotes thus far: “I’ll tell you one thing, she can’t... Read more »
Alumni donations campaign launches
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 11, 2010
The advancement team began an effort to increase alumni participation in the Annual Fund from six to 10 percent through a new campaign entitled, “I am a Patriot.” If participation is raised to 10 percent, and the school raises $25,000 from alumni by June 23, the Dresher Foundation will grant the... Read more »
JC Insider: Music to take center stage at country fair; Senior email address plans undecided
Katie Clarke, Features Editor; Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 7, 2010
Every week, “The Patriot” checks all its campus-wide sources to bring you the best of what’s happening at JC. Music to take center stage at country fair This year, the JC Country Fair will shift toward the more family-oriented Country Fair and Music Festival to be held April 30 – May 2. The... Read more »
Walker sets goals for facilities
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 7, 2010
Director of Facilities Stewart Walker sits in the weekly Administration Team meeting in the Admissions Conference Room, recounting plans for adjustments to campus. Following the meeting, he goes to his office in the maintenance hallway to determine the bidding price for a company to seal the parking... Read more »
JC Insider: Barker’s dissertation initiated; Spring break upgrades planned
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
April 4, 2010
Every week, “The Patriot” checks all its campus-wide sources to bring you the best of what’s happening at JC. Barker’s dissertation initiated In order to receive his doctorate in May 2011 from the University of Pennsylvania, Principal Paul Barker has begun his dissertation on how quiet students... Read more »
