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Welcome to Cabrini High School

SPRING FISHING
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Water is an essential element of life and a central part of the culture of New Orleans. It is also important to life at Cabrini High School. Our swim team has finished as the state runner-up for two consecutive years. Our beautiful campus is fronted by historic Bayou St. John.
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As part of a comprehensive physical education program, Cabrini students learn water-based activities. In the fall, sophomore P.E. students canoe on the bayou. One of the last activities for our sophomore P.E. students before school lets out in the spring is fishing on Bayou St. John. Crescents begin by learning the basics on Desmare Field. Once they're ready, the class moves things across Moss Street to get their lines in the water. Click the Slideshows button to see our P.E. students fishing.
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PSAT Word of the Day: disparate - basically different; unrelated
Example: "The A's, with a collection of disparate parts — Holliday from Colorado, Jason Giambi from the Yankees, a young pitching staff — are playing like a collection of disparate parts. "
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LETTER TO PARENTS: Click the 'Read More...' button to read a letter from Principal Yvonne Hrapmann, which has been mailed to Cabrini parents (dated June 26, 2009), regarding the 2009-2010 school year.
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BASKETBALL STATUS REPORT: Cabrini High head basketball coach Nancy Walsh and assistant coach Donnie Midkiff would like to thank all those who came out and supported the Crescent team in June. Your presence helped to make the Cabrini basketball summer league a great success. The Crescents finished league play with a 5-3 record. The team also gained valuable experience at the Nicholls State basketball team camp in Thibodaux. The next phase of preparation for the 2009-2010 basketball season will be individual workouts.
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