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Basketball
Champions
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Science Fair and Speech Bee Winners
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St. Jude's Bake Sale
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Ballroom Dancing
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Archdiocesan
Basketball Champions
Incarnation School's Varsity Boys Basketball
team was CROWNED THE ARCHDIOCESAN
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS IN 2009 making them
the best team in Manhattan, the Bronx and
Staten Island. The team beat St. Barnabas of
the Bronx 52-41 in the championship game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team, which
featured five eighth grade starters, has
been together since the fourth grade. The
team finished their successful year with 17
wins and 2 losses. This year, the boys
showed their dedication to the sport by
practicing at 6:45AM three school days a
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Incarnation
Science Fair
Incarnation holds an annual science fair for
fifth through eighth grade students. The
winners from each grade participate in the
District Science Fair.
Incarnation School's resident student
scientist, eighth grader Isaris Baez,
successfully defended her title as the
Manhattan district Science Fair champion
last year. She said she "was really nervous"
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that being named winner again was "an
honor." |
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Incarnation
Speech Bee
Incarnation held their annual Speech Bee on
February 19, 2010. Sixth Grader Kent Botia
won First Place, Eighth Grader Jacqueline
Stephenson-Dale won Second Place and Seventh
Grader Tyro Cisco won Third Place. Kent and
Jacqueline will represent Incarnation at the
District Speech Bee on March 23rd.
Tyro will join them as well to cheer them
on!
Speeches were about “If I Were President…”
We are very proud of all our Speech Bee
contestants and wish them luck at the
District Speech Bee. |
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St. Jude Children's Hospital Bake Sale
Incarnation's
fifth grade class spent their afternoon on
March 13th selling cookies, soda, cupcakes,
candy, chips and juice in an effort to raise
money for St. Jude Children's Hospital. The
bake sale brought in more than $230 which
the class then donated to the hospital. |
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Ballroom
Dancing Competition
On Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons music can be
heard wafting through the four floors of
Incarnation School as fifth grade
students learn how to ballroom dance.
Dancing Classrooms, a not-for-profit
project of the American Ballroom Theater
Company, teaches Incarnation's students
the steps, moves and grooves of the
merengue, fox trot, rumba, swing, waltz
and tango.
A select group of
fifth grade students were chosen to compete
in the NYC Ballroom Dancing competition.
Incarnation’s team won the gold medal at the
local competition and the bronze model at
the district competition. We are very proud
of our students! |
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