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Amanda Snider, CMAA (Certified Master of Athletic Administration — the highest level of certification awarded by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association), hits the ground running with cross country, volleyball and cheer registration and hosting her first Play Like A Champion Parent Meeting on Monday, August 10.
Monte Cassino sixth-grader Holden Foyil's design for the Owasso flag was proposed to the community for adoption. City leaders say the flag's theme reflects Owasso's "rich history and enduring character" after Foyil presented the idea to City Council at a recent meeting.
“I have been interested in patriotic symbols, logos, and uniforms since I was really little, making graphics on my iPad for sports teams and weather forecasts,” Foyil said. “I am excited that the City Council was interested in my idea.”
Foyil worked with City staff for six months to go over different designs for the new flag. The municipal team also partnered with local graphic designer Keith Whitfield to bring it to life.
“A city flag has been talked about from time to time, but there was never any traction,” Owasso City Manager Chris Garrett said. “Out of nowhere comes one of the youngest members of our community who demonstrated boldness and initiative, and became the spark that ignited this project.”
Monte Cassino golf teams have strong showing at the Broken Arrow Golf and Athletic Club tournament on April 11. The 8th grade boys team placed second with a score of 29 and the 5th grade boys team finished seventh with a score of 34. The 8th grade girls placed fourth and a 7th/8th grade foursome placed sixth with scores of 31 and 32 respectively. The final tournament of the season is April 21st at LaFortune.
We are proud to celebrate two of our sixth-grade students for their outstanding achievement in this year's Oklahoma Bar Association Law Day Art and Writing Contest, an annual program designed to foster understanding and thoughtful discussion of the law among young Oklahomans. Kanchan Thomas earned first place in the statewide essay contest and was recognized at a ceremony where the Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice presented the awards and took students on a tour of our State Capitol. June McRae was awarded Sixth Grade Honorable Mention and will receive her award from the Tulsa County Bar Association at their local awards presentation.
Celebrate with our fellow centenarians, Cascia Hall and Ascension/St. John Hospital for a neighborhood block party on Yorktown Avenue. Enjoy food trucks, music, fun activities, and more! More information to follow!
Saturday (times TBD) - Reconnect will fellow alumni at class reunions. More information will follow. If you would like to help organize a class/decade event, please contact Bailey McBride. Sunday 1:00-4:00pm - Bring your family to our free Octoberfest Carnival on Saints Field for a fun day of rides, food and games.
Monte Cassino at Tulsa Oktoberfest Opening Night Join the Monte Cassino community at one of the nation's top Oktoberfest celebrations. Proceeds benefit Monte Cassino and Tulsa River Parks Authority. Registration information coming soon!
Join us at Tulsa Country Club for a fun day on the links to celebrate and support Monte Cassino. Registration information is coming soon and will be posted here.
Join us for our annual gala and fundraiser: Brick by Brick - Saints and Stars! Celebrate our 100-year history with dinner, live music and entertainment and our live auction. More information is coming soon. If you would like to sponsor this event, please contact BJ Weintraub.