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Dads and daughters had fun in a traditional conga line on the dance floor at St. Christopher’s father-daughter dance in McGoldrick Hall.
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The St. Christopher open house featured a “Wax Museum,” where sixth-graders chose to impersonate historic figures that they read about. Here, Trinity Rodriguez took on Afghanistan student-activist Malala Yousafzai.
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Well, it wasn’t exactly dancing, but Gary and a barefoot Julianne Valot, 7, had a blast goofing off on the dance floor.
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The characterizations by students in Geri Kersey’s and Kelly Piazzi’s classes weren’t all serious. Trevor Bradley had fun channeling his inner Stevie Wonder.
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Joseph Fama sent daughter Mia, 5, into a spin Saturday night at the father-daughter dance.
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Sixth-grader Noble Henry portrayed Leonardo DaVinci for St. Christopher’s “Wax Museum.” The exhibit featured students standing as still as statues until a visitor pushed a button and “freed” the children to tell their stories.
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A “Wax Museum,” a spelling bee and a game show all marked Catholic Schools Week at St. Christopher’s School in Baldwin last week.
Catholic Week traditionally celebrates Catholic education in the country, and includes events from Masses to open houses for families.
Other events at St. Christopher’s included a pep rally and a celebration of books, called Books Alive, for the pre-K and kindergarten set.
The events were capped off Saturday night — the traditional “Date Night” — by a Father-Daughter Dance at McGoldrick Hall.
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