Robotics is more than just building machines it’s about teamwork, creativity, and preparing students for the future.
For the past 12 years, the team has been guided by Ms. Diane Rippolone, who believes...
As students start to end the semester and head into a well-deserved winter break, our school nurse, Nurse Bachinski, shared some important reminders to help everyone stay healthy, safe and prepare for...
Each student at Cardinal Gibbons goes on a service trip with their advisory yearly. As an incoming freshman, the idea of having to spend a day with this small group of people can be a nerve-wracking thought,...
Since the middle of October, there has been a new addition to the Cardinal Gibbons library. Our librarian, Mr. Tripp Reade has taken it upon himself to program and set up a self-checkout book kiosk.
It’s...
For most Gibbons students, science class stays in the classroom on campus. But for the members of Service Beakers, science means heading off campus. That means, with their beakers, goggles, and all, they...
From the powerful sound of brass to the delicate ring of chimes, our school’s music department is alive with rhythm, passion, and talent. The ensemble programs and bands, led by dedicated percussionist,...
While walking in the hallway, everyone seems to notice the bright LED lights sparkling through the windows of room 121. However, there is another light that shines from the “Learning Lab” that’s...
Callie Taylor, Student Life Editor
• November 12, 2025
It’s going to be another busy week here at Gibbons. There will be quite a few club meetings, along with a few things over the weekend for students to think about.
Monday
After school from 2:35-3:05...
You may have missed it before.
Between the hum of student life and quiet prayer, a garden blooms at Cardinal Gibbons. Formerly hidden by trees, Kristie’s Garden was a place for students to gather,...
Let's be real, the first day of freshman year was intimidating.
A new school that’s significantly larger than your middle school.
Many mature faces, you wonder if they are too old to even be...
For Shawn Tenace, the path to becoming a teacher wasn't straightforward. It was a long journey shaped by faith, service, and self-discovery.
From his small town roots in upstate New York, to 24 years...
This week will be a busy one for Gibbons students. With the students having Wednesday off, a lot will be crammed into these next four days. This week is also “Vocations Week,” which is a way for students...
