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Katherine Smith, POP School graduate and parishioner, has started a company called “Doodles Designs 4 U” that produces and sells dog bandannas and matching hair scrunchies for their owners. Katherine loved dressing her Goldendoodle dog [Read More]
In the fall of 2018, 358 students from 96 higher education institutions in 16 countries were named University Innovation fellows — a prestigious honor that empowers students to be agents of change for their schools. [Read More]
Here are the results from the Alabama Regional Future City Competition! This year’s competition included 20 teams from many different schools. Participants came from all over Alabama to participate in this national STEM competition! 1st [Read More]
Douglas Frederick, Prince of Peace Catholic School eighth grade student, won the Hoover school’s annual National Geographic Bee. The Bee is conducted every year as a celebration of learning geography. He was among 165 students in grades [Read More]
Prince of Peace (POP) will hold a sensory-friendly Mass in their main sanctuary on Saturday, February 16 at 5 pm dedicated to those with special needs and their families, caregivers, teachers and friends. The Mass [Read More]
The Prince of Peace Knights of Columbus Council 11537 purchased 72 coats and donated them to several charitable organizations in the Birmingham area. It’s all a part of the national program called Coats for Kids, and the [Read More]
Students graduating in the ASMS Class of 2018 represent 24 Alabama counties, including two from Shelby County. Those seniors include: Carl Barnett and Samantha Howard. “Every resident from Shelby County should be exceedingly proud of [Read More]
Fulbright United States Student Program grants have been awarded to Charlotte Boles, Lillian Chien, Sarah Faulkner, Harrison Mansour, Remy Meir and Rachel Thompson Panik by the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright [Read More]
To keep students actively learning over the summer and to help prevent summer learning loss, the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE), with the help of Fuel Educationâ (FuelEdâ), is launching its sixth annual Alabama [Read More]
Nicholas Carlisle of Hoover, an eighth-grader at Berry Middle School, will be presented with an engraved bronze medallion to recognize his selection as a Distinguished Finalist for Alabama in the 2018 Prudential Spirit of Community [Read More]
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