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Fatima Academics
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There are several reasons why FATIMA creates an ideal atmosphere for learning. There are smaller class sizes that allow for greater student/teacher interaction. Also, the student-centered learning allows individuals to pursue their academic careers alongside others who are equally interested. It cultivates a unique learning environment that provides value by generating results for students. FATIMA's academic values are present throughout its wide range of subjects. This is due in part to the ongoing commitment of the faculty and administration at FATIMA. |
 FATIMA Honors Program
A FATIMA students academic excellence is generally recognized by attaining membership in one of the Honor Societies. There is both National, and State recognition.
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Humanities Religion Studies
Mathematics Social Studies
Computer Science Science
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National Junior Honor & National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
Our Lady of FATIMA held their annual National Honor/National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony. Membership in the societies is based on outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, service and citizenship.
Juniors recognized for their academic performance:
Fatima High School presented Leadership Awards during a ceremony held on May 14, 2011
Kendra Hicks of Warren, RI
Received the University of Rhode Island Books Award for achieving a very high GPA, personal attributes and service to the school and community. Kendra was also awarded the Saint Michael's College Book Award for her membership in the National Honor Society and her commitment to community service.
In addition she received the University of Rochester- Bausch and Lomb Science Award-for Academic Excellence in three years of science courses, PSAT Math scores, SAT Math scores and ACT Science and Math scores in addition to community service.
Kendra Hicks of Warren and John Delamer of Portsmouth, RI
Received the Society of Women Engineers Award presented to one female and one male who demonstrate ability and interest in math and science.
John Delamer of Portsmouth, RI
Received the University of Rochester-Xerox Award – Informational Technology for his strong interest in Information Technology and his use of technology whenever possible and his high achievement in relation to his peers.
Leslie Pavao of Warren, RI
Received the University of Rochester-Frederick Douglass/Susan B. Anthony Humanities Award for achieving a High GPA for rigorous courses and Community Service. Was awarded The Regis College Book Award – for excellent written and oral communication skills, leadership qualities and high academic achievement. She also received the College of Mt. St. Vincent Academic School and Community Service Award for performing well academically and for her school And Community Service.
Hailey Bober of Barrington, RI
Was awarded the University of Rochester-Kodak Young Leaders Award for Strong Leadership skills, excellent marks in a challenging curriculum and her participation in and dedication to varied, extensive extra-curricular activities.
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Our Faculty and Staff |
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Forensic Science Coming Alive at Fatima High School
Using computers and PhysioEx software, students in forensic science are learning the basics of antigen-antibody reactions. This enables them to increase problem solving skills and understand crime scene investigation. Students are learning how to conduct forensic serological blood tests and blood typing as well as methods of identifying blood found at a crime scene. Using these methods students will be able to reconstruct the events of a crime.
Middle school students conducted qualitative analysis of common substances found around the home. In this exercise, they conducted various tests on 6 unknowns. The tests included pH testing, testing for the presence of carbohydrates, water solubility and reaction with an acid. Once the tests have been completed, students will be given a list of the substances they tested and will be challenged to identify the unknown substances.
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STUDENT OF THE MONTH |
January 2012
Grade 9
Tayla Cantelmo - Swansea, MA
Grade 11
Alexandria Wall – Pawtucket, RI
Grade 12
Leslie Pavao- Warren, RI
The "Student of the Month" Award recognizes students who exemplify the Mission Statement of Fatima High School and Middle School. Students receiving the honor of being named "Student of the Month" must show scholastic achievement/improvement with all passing grades, exhibit a positive attitude and school spirit, observe school rules, be involved in school activities and service and show effort and diligence in all classes.
Fatima Honor Roll
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