First semester, Skutt Catholic Campus Ministry had an an intern from the University of Nebraska-Omaha named Anna Holloway. She reached out to two alumni siblings with a shared interest in FOCUS Ministries. “Make a Difference.”... READ MORE
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The 2020-2021 Outstanding Alumnus Award Winner is Mike Egermier ‘97, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) with Egermier Wealth Management Group. Skutt Catholic president, Jeremy Moore, presented the award during the baccalaureate Mass and senior awards ceremony on May 22 at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Fremont.
Skutt Catholic president, Jeremy Moore, presented the award during the baccalaureate mass and senior award ceremony on July 17, 2020 at Christ the King Catholic Church. Rachel spoke to the graduating seniors about gratitude and challenging themselves to take risks. She gave a special thanks to her parents and SC Coach Keith Engelkamp for the impact they have had on her life.
On November 30, close to 300 people stopped by Skutt Catholic’s fourth annual St. Nicholas Night, featuring The Pancake Man and a visit with St. Nicholas. This gathering of the SkyHawk family is a meaningful way to kick of the season, focusing on fellowship and the story of the original St. Nicholas.
Save the date for Skutt Catholic’s SC Day of Giving, a 24-hour fundraising event that donors, volunteers, and the SkyHawk community in a common cause.
Last year, $25,325 was raised from over 200 supporters, unlocking a $25,000 matching gift and bringing in $50,325!
Skutt Catholic’s annual St. Nicholas Night was held virtually on Thursday, December 3. Family packs were delivered to the 81 participating families in the days prior to the event. The video presentation, an event scrapbook featuring photo submissions from the families, and a video of the story of St. Nicholas are featured on the event page.
First semester, Skutt Catholic Campus Ministry had an an intern from the University of Nebraska-Omaha named Anna Holloway. She reached out to two alumni siblings with a shared interest in FOCUS Ministries. “Make a Difference.”... READ MORE
The Skutt Catholic cross country teams are about to embark on the toughest part of their season -- the State Meet this Friday. We checked in with head coach Steve Carroll ‘05, who was... READ MORE
The Skutt Catholic cross country teams are about to embark on the toughest part of their season — the State Meet this Friday. We checked in with head coach Steve Carroll ‘05, who was named the Coach of the Year for Nebraska Boys Cross Country* last spring, to hear about his personal journey and his recipe for success.
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In her 10th year, Skutt Catholic head volleyball coach Renee Saunders has been named one of two National High School Coaches of the Year by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) for 2020.
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Skutt Catholic president, Jeremy Moore, has received the Nebraska Art Teachers Association (NATA) 2020 Prism Award in recognition for significant contributions to art education. Most recently, Moore championed the school’s new addition, featuring two new art rooms, a TV and digital media classroom, a choir classroom, and a new biology laboratory.
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Marking her 31st year of teaching (20th at Skutt Catholic), art teacher Johnna Eck has been named the Nebraska Art Teachers Association (NATA) 2020 Secondary Art Educator of the Year.
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On April 22, we held a virtual HawkWalk with our community sharing their SkyHawk spirit and a sign of unity with the hashtag #SkyHawkStrong.
Although COVID-19 kept the community from taking the annual trek around Lake Zorinsky, SkyHawks kept the HawkWalk tradition alive by wearing their SkyHawk Strong HawkWalk shirts and spirit wear while posting their pictures online.
From supporting financial aid to ensuring we offer the best in college preparatory classes and activities, your gift to the SkyHawk Fund helps us meet our annual operating expenses while keeping our tuition as low as possible.
