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Archbishop Molloy High School is set to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of St. Ann\u2019s Academy \/ Molloy on with a special Mass on Wednesday, November 22, 2017. The Mass will take place here at Molloy and coincide with our annual Thanksgiving Liturgy, serving as a symbolic homecoming for our community. All alumni, students, family members, and friends of St. Ann\u2019s \/ Molloy are invited to attend this historic occasion as we celebrate 125 Years of What Matters<\/em><\/strong>. Come show your Stanner pride and reflect on the lessons you\u2019ve learned in the Marist Tradition.<\/p>\n We are expecting a large crowd, so please reserve your spot as soon as possible. Click the button above to register online. <\/em>If you did not receive your invitation in the mail, contact us to update your address<\/em>.<\/p>\n Alumni living in and around New England are invited to join members of the Stanner Alumni Center at Two Roads Brewery in Stratford, Connecticut, for our second New England\/Connecticut Alumni Chapter event on Wednesday, November 15th. Your ticket price includes dinner and drinks for the evening. Join us for the fun as we catch up with our many friends north of NYC.<\/p>\n Alumni have reached out in recent days to ask about the status of this year\u2019s Molloy Oktoberfest. At this time we wish to inform you that this year\u2019s Oktoberfest will NOT be held. The event is slated to return next year as part of our 2018-19 event calendar. We apologize for any inconvenience.<\/p>\n In part one of our coverage of summer renovations and upgrades<\/a>, we highlighted work done in our Capt. Anthony Marsloe Gymnasium and Locker Rooms, the installation of a brand new passenger elevator, the addition of the \u201cMain Street Mews\u201d and Memorial Garden on Main Street, a new walk-in freezer in our kitchen, and the addition of 38 new student lunch tables. Today, in part two, we feature upgrades in technology and construction completed on Molloy\u2019s sub-floor.<\/p>\n First, Molloy has completely renovated its weight room, which is now known as our Strength & Fitness Center. The space was expanded by removing the previously existing fencing and the track and field office. A high cinderblock wall now separates the area from the hallway and provides an added level of privacy. New rubber-ended weights, racks, benches, exercise bikes, medicine balls, rubber floor mats, ceiling fans, and energy-efficient motion-sensor lighting are among the many additions to the space \u2013 and more equipment is said to be on the way. As an added bonus, the old scoreboard, which was used in the Jack Curran Gymnasium for many years, now hangs on the wall of the Strength & Fitness Center. The inclusion of the scoreboard is a great tribute to past eras of athletic success. \u201cThe improvements to the Strength & Fitness Center should benefit all of our student athletes,\u201d said President Richard Karsten \u201981<\/strong>. \u201cMolloy now features a quality workout experience that caters to athletes in all sports. We are very excited to see how the new equipment translates into greater success on the field of play.\u201d<\/p>\n Down the hall, Molloy\u2019s Information Technology Center has received a major upgrade with fresh paint, new flooring and energy-efficient lighting, and improvements to its storage facilities. The space has housed Molloy\u2019s IT staff for several years after previously serving as the home for the senior lounge. The need for a dedicated IT center comes in light of Molloy\u2019s shift to an iPad-focused curriculum. 2017-18 in particular marks a significant moment in the program as the school is now fully integrated with iPads. That means over 1,500 students and over 100 faculty members utilize iPads and their many apps. IT Director Mr. CJ Mallia<\/strong> believes the process has been a success thus far. \u201cConsidering that full integration of iPad technology in a school this large is still relatively rare, I would say that our implementation of the program has been a great success.\u201d That success is also due in part to Molloy\u2019s IT staff, which continues to grow and provide excellent work. The team features alumni Mr.<\/strong> Matt Morgado \u201907<\/strong> and Mr.<\/strong> Dan Charvet \u201902<\/strong>, Ms.<\/strong> Janice Bonczek<\/strong>, who joined the staff two years ago, and newcomer Ms. Victoria Higuera, <\/strong>who joins the team next week.<\/strong> The improved IT Center provides students and faculty a dedicated place to seek out support and engage with the IT staff in a more professional and comfortable setting.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/thebeehive.molloyhs.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/03\/The_Buzz_Slim_WEB_2p0.jpg\")
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Stanner Alumni Reunion<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>The Stanner Alumni Reunion is quickly approaching! If you graduated from Molloy in a year ending in 2 or 7 (not including 2017<\/em>), you are invited to join us on Saturday, November 4th for a night of cocktails, dinner, dancing, nostalgia, and more. We are honored to welcome you back to high school. Here are few important notes:<\/p>\n\n
\nAlumni New England Chapter Event \u2013 <\/strong>REGISTER ONLINE
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\nA Note on Molloy Oktoberfest<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nSummer Renovations & Upgrades Realized \u2013 Part Two<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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