Tremont Tribune

Most students know Mr. Mark Doyle as the newly appointed Head of School, but his connection to St. Mary’s is actually far beyond his new position. A graduate of the school himself, Mr. Doyle attended St. Mary’s from 1st through 12th grade and has remained deeply connected to the community throughout his life.  

"We went into it Camp Sunshine thinking our purpose was simply to serve others. Instead, the campers and their families gave us just as much in return. I left with a deeper appreciation for my own life and for things I normally do not think twice about."

What started as a simple way to relieve stress and keep hands occupied has transformed into a cultural phenomenon. Fidget toys and squishies have become collectibles and social media trends among children, teenagers, and adults.

Rising senior Amy Tran writes that the Poland trip "became an experience that changed the way I see history, friendship, and community."

Mr. Correale provides some background on the source material for this summer's blockbuster film.

Rising senior Angelys Toro writes about her week at Camp Sunshine: "I went into the week feeling excited to help, spend time with the campers, and create fun memories, but I left with much more than that."

Rising senior Anna Wood writes about this summer's Poland trip: "From the late-night talks to the early morning outfit consultations, words could never describe how grateful I am for having this opportunity and such a wonderful group of people to share it with."

Lynn's wrestling program had its best season ever -- with help from St. Mary's.

Ms. Drector's freshmen entered the Membean Haiku Contest, and Nyomi Male's "Surreptitious" won a $100 gift card. 

Junior Amy Tran takes a look at CAVA, a healthy fast-food option that is becoming more popular.