BCAG needs your support on Saturday 5/19
Hi Everyone,
My name is Anthony. I am working with Brick City Alumni Group (BCAG), a Newark based non-profit organization. BCAG along with the Student Leadership Team at Science High School, is having its second district wide college panel on Saturday May 19th from 9 am to 3 pm at Science Park High School. We would like for our alumni to be speakers at our event.
As a speaker, we would like you to talk to high school students who were once in your shoes about the experience of going to college, and discuss the topics ranging from navigating the college admissions process, adjusting to different environments, and succeeding academically in college. I know serveral people have mentioned about wanting to try to set up a skype type of system for our alumni who are out of state and I am currently working to make that happen. So even if you are out of state and still want to drop by via web, I will try to make that happen.
To sweeten the deal there will be free food and a raffle! To find out some more information or even donate if you cant attend physically the website is:
http://brickcityalumni.org/
Your support really means a lot to the success of this event and if you are interested in being a speaker, please sign up here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Apv4btjwMWYWdDZZS2JWN1BSRnE0X3I2eEhrT211bEE#gid=0
Thank you,
Anthony Diaz
anthonydwaynediaz@gmail.com
Marketing Director
College Panel
Hello,
Brick City Alumni Group along with the SLC at Science Park High will host its first district wide college panel in Newark, NJ that will feature successful graduates from Newark high schools who have gone on to their college careers. As a Science High Alum, we would love to have you come to our event and share your unfiltered opinion about the college experience. This student run event will provide high school seniors from all over Newark with the opportunity to meet with alumni who are like them and learn about the ins and outs of college.
Several of you guys have signed up. We're looking for even more to make this as big as we would like it to be.
The event will be on Saturday, May 21st from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM in Science Park High School. We're asking that you come in to be part of a college panel of alumni from your school. Your
panel will have a brief presentation about life on your campus,
followed by a Q & A session. If you'd like to stay for the full period
of time, you're welcome to but if you're only able to stay in during
one session, we welcome that as well.
This is planned to be a very big event and the first of this magnitude
in the Newark district. Media, parents, students, and civic leaders will be in attendance. There will be food provided in addition to prize giveaways. Please join us as we make history for the City and expand on a tradition that was started by our very own, Branden Rippey.
Below is the link to the form that must be filled out in order to be
officially included in your school's panel.
https://spreadsheets3.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dDZUeUd6YXpEZDZXclF2NmVMU3JodlE6MQ#gid=0
The college panels will feature students who graduated from high school in 2004 or later. If you're older than this group but are still interested in helping out, please fill out this form:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/a/brickcityalumni.org/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dGhvdjhXZGFJNzZYNS1aTkg3aWt5N1E6MQ#gid=0
Please do not reply to this message with your interest. Only completed forms will be counted.
Your presence would be very much appreciated,
Mfreke Inyang
Science High Alum, Class of 2004
BOYS BASKETBALL: IT'S ST. PATR
BOYS BASKETBALL: IT'S ST. PATRICK!
Todd Schmerler, March 23, 2009 7:44 p.m.
Led by Aaron Cobb (23), St Patrick players dump water on assistant coach Rae Miller after beating Science Park, 73-57, in the final of the NJSIAA/ShopRite Tournament of Champions at the Izod Center. - (JOHN MUNSON/THE STAR-LEDGER)Junior Kyrie Irving scored 26 points to lead St. Patrick, No. 1 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, to a 73-57 victory over No. 8 Science Park in the NJSIAA/ShopRite Tournament of Champions final at Izod Center.
Rameel Johnson led Science Park with 30 points.
St. Patrick forward Paris Bennett, who will play at George Mason next season, came back from a broken nose to spark the Celtics.
Some major college coaches came out to watch the top-tier talent, including Roy Williams of North Carolina, Bobby Gonzalez of Seton Hall, Fred Hill Jr. of Rutgers and Iona assistant coach Shaheen Holloway.
Check out our St. Patrick vs. Science Park highlights video:
St. Patrick beats Science Park to win the tournament of champions
T OF C: Science Park ousts Imm
Science Park defeated Immaculata, 59-49, in the semifinals of the NJSIAA/ShopRite Tournament of Champions at Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton.
Science Park advanced to its second straight T of C final, which will take place Monday at the Izod Center.
Theo Riddick led Immaculata with 21 points, Gamal Mohamed added 13 and Matt Dudzinski had 10, but the Somerville school did not get a single point from its bench.
In the semifinal nightcap, Kyrie Irving scored 20 points, Michael Gilchrist added 13 and Dexter Strickland contributed 12 to lead national power St. Patrick to a 66-40 victory over Lenape.
Kendall Peters led Lenape with nine points and Mike Celestin added seven.
St. Patrick will battle Science Park at the Izod Center on Monday night at 8 in the T of C final. St. Patrick will seek its fifth T of C title and first since 2007. Science Park has made the final two straight years, falling to St. Anthony last year.
Check out the photo gallery from St. Patrick vs. Lenape:
Check out the photo gallery from Science Park vs. Immaculata:
Latest Forum Topic:
“TOC history†—Vico, 12:56 a.m.
Respond to this post
Additional Forum Topics:
Yea- two teams by MadDogRusso 03/22 1:36 a.m.
WARNING-NEWARK SHIELDS by cjeotocoach 03/22 12:16 a.m.
metcalf-caldwell by abcwrestle00 03/21 10:56 p.m.
st patricks by bbsloane2 03/21 9:50 p.m.
Rob Johnson - Edison... by cjeotocoach 03/21 9:47 p.m.
Adam Young - Edison... by cjeotocoac
