Senior Chase Hubbuch bested 30 other students this Friday in the school-wide Poetry Out Loud competition. He will now be moving on to the state-wide competition in Frankfort on March 1.
Mr. Yarborough received the prestigious Ryken Award at our Feast Day Mass towards the end of the second semester. While this is a huge honor, he is already looking forward to the future. Mr. Yarborough, who is involved in many different clubs and activities, also teaches every music class at St. X during the school day and passionately leads the jazz and rock bands, choir and pep band.
As any high school upperclassman knows, the decision of where you will commit the next four years of your life certainly is not an easy one; and yet Crush was faced with an even more difficult ultimatum. Where would his loyalties lie: with his family or his country?
Over the most recent years, St. X has had a lot of success with implementing field days for different grade levels within the St. X community. The freshmen have Tiger Blast, the sophomores now have Tiger Strong, and the seniors have a senior celebration at the end of the school year.
Dr. Kendra Nolan, a newly hired math teacher at Saint Xavier, is presenting at the International Conference on Urban Education. ICUE is a global conference with goals to solve issues in urban school...
Another year, another wave of Apple products and updates. As usual, Apple is back in fashion with another big iOS and iPadOS update to improve user experience. This year’s iPadOS update is centered...
Who said that recess was over once you entered high school? Here at St. X we have brought back the fun for freshmen and sophomores for a single day in which they can enjoy one of the best memories our childhood has to offer us. I personally don’t think there is a better way to get to know the people you will be around for four years than participating in Tiger Blast. You would think that it would stop there, right? Well you’re wrong as starting last year St. X has implemented a very similar concept for sophomores which we know as Tiger Strong. It’s essentially the same thing but it just builds on the relationships that we have formed during the previous school year.
Although Mr. Caudill's homeroom took home the victory, it's safe to say that all of the freshmen were winners during Tiger Blast on Wednesday, Oct. 12. Their prize? A bond that will last a lifetime.
Metts plans on applying to many pretentious universities such as Stanford, Harvard, Vanderbilt, Carnegie Mellon, Purdue, Kentucky, and Louisville. He now joins seniors Owen Estes and Bennett Haara as members of the 36 Club!
Starting in the first quarter of 2022, we gained eight new faculty members. Our new teachers are Gabriel Rodriguez ’11, Dr. Kendra Nolan, Dr. Michael Hinton ’99, Andrew Gottbrath, Mark Wolz ’09, Andrew Stairs ’10, and Thomas Mann ’10. Our new assistant athletic director is Chris Tinius. Get to know some of them:
Every student at St. X has heard about the Tiger Mentor Program, but not many really know what it is. Created by Coach Glaser, Mr. Yochum, and Mr. Cottrell, the Tiger Mentors' main goal is to not only help new students at St. X understand what our school is about, but also to teach upperclassmen about leadership.
