The Catholic Alumni Partnership (CAP) is a privately funded effort in support of Catholic elementary schools. A pioneering undertaking, CAP aims to implement strong, sustainable annual fundraising programs for each of the Catholic elementary schools participating in CAP, with alumni support as its foundation.
CAP is currently a collaboration between three hundred and fifty two Catholic elementary schools from eight archdioceses and dioceses across New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. They include: the Diocese of Rockville Centre, the Archdiocese of Boston, the Diocese of Bridgeport, the Diocese of Brooklyn, the Diocese of Buffalo, the Archdiocese of Hartford, the Archdiocese of New York, and the Diocese of Norwich.
The Catholic Alumni Partnership is aimed at helping Catholic elementary schools reconnect with their alumni. Ultimately, the Catholic Alumni Partnership's vision is to create a sustainable fundraising program for every Catholic elementary school, with alumni support as its foundation.
Through the Click YES! campaign, thousands of Catholic elementary school alumni have joined together to support and invest in one of the leading primary education tools available - Catholic elementary schools.
We need your help in updating our database. Please click the link below to send us your current informtion or you can contact Allison Murray Morris, '79, Office of Alumni and Development - St. Edward the Confessor School at 2 Teibrook Avenue,
Syosset, NY 11791.
Telephone number is (516) 921-8030 ext. 135
Email: amorris@st-edwards.org
Congratulations to the newest members of St. Edward's Hall of Fame. The four newest members are Patrick Cooney, Megan Moran, Ashley Morris, and Elizabeth Vasile. Megan, Elizabeth, and Ashley are shown above (left - right) at the induction ceremony.
Members of St. Edward's Hall of Fame
Angelica Grasso (2004)
Scott Campbell (2004)
Kaitlin Mary Moran (2006)
Daniel DeSimone (2006)
Christina Haynes (2006)
Christine Connell (2007)
Cheryl Fazio (2007)
Emily Heinemann (2007)
Katelyn Murphy (2007)
Michael Cracchiola (2008)
Siobhan Cooney (2008)
Luke Nawrocki (2008)
Brianna Damadian (2008)
Garrett Campbell (2008)
James Skarren (2009)
Robert Connell (2009)
Jacqueline Lane (2009)
Kathleen Florimon (2009)
Nicole Piasio (2009)
Michael Napolitano (2009)
Thomas Ciaverella (2009)
Patrick Cooney (2010)
Megan Moran (2010)
Ashley Morris (2010)
Elizabeth Vasile (2010)
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Each year St. Edward School recognizes outstanding alumni in the areas of academics or academics and athletics upon their graduation from high school. Recipients are selected by the faculty and administration of St. Edward's and inducted during the school's Middle School Award Ceremony, held annually in June.
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Congratulations Class of 2010!
Congratulations to all the members of St. Edward's Class of 2010.
Good luck in high school!
2010 Special Graduation Scholarship Award Recipients
Through the generosity of benefactors, St. Edward the Confessor School is able to award scholarships to members of the graduating eighth grade class. For additional information about scholarship opportunities, please contact the office of alumni and development.
Catholic Alumni Partnership
The Paul E. Pepe, Jr. Scholarship
(shown here with Mrs. Paul Pepe, Sr.)
This scholarship is donated by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pepe through the Paul Pepe Jr. Memorial Foundation in memory of their son, Paul Pepe Jr. This scholarship is awarded to two students with the following qualities: good academic standing, involvement with sports, respected by peers and faculty, caring individual, choice of Catholic high school, and a good friend.
Maggie Murphy & John Petersen
This scholarship is donated by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bartilucci, Lisa Rooney Bartilucci ('72), Mark Bartilucci ('75), and Paul ('83). The Bartilucci Family Pride in Catholic Education Scholarship is awarded annually to an eighth-grade boy and girl who have achieved the highest academic standing in the class, and who the faculty and administration agree have the desire and dedication to continue these standards in Catholic high schools.
