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Hello Br. Tom Scholars: 

I hope this letter finds you in good health and you are enjoying the summer. I just wanted to update you on the program and efforts to continue giving the best possible educational experience to our students.

John is a junior at Syracuse University majoring in International Relations and Modern Foreign Language.

Carter Martin '16
My name is Carter Martin and I am currently working for the Minnesota Twins Baseball Club as a communications intern with aspirations to elevate into a full-time baseball communications role. I graduated from Calvert Hall in 2016 and the longer I now reflect on my CHC experience, the more grateful I am for all the opportunities that were afforded to me during my four years.

Calvert Hall College High School is pleased to announce Renee and Michael Curreri ’69 have made a major gift as well as have named the institution as the beneficiary of a significant gift from their estate.

Calvert Hall is pleased to announce it has been awarded a $40,00 grant from the Knott Foundation. The grant will support the Campus Ministry Program.

Nicolette Riley-Weir has been chosen as next director of the Br. Tom Miller Honors Program.

Calvert Hall Varsity Golf Coach Drew Forrester qualified for the U.S. Senior Open on June 14, 2021. 

On a national level, Academic Influence named Calvert Hall the 36^th best private school in the country.

Hub Taylor '21 has been named a finalist of the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Lorenzo Sanz '22 made a four-foot birdie putt on the 1st playoff hole to capture the 2021 MIAA Individual Gold Championship.

Team 5588C partnered with Team 66599A from Taiwan to win the Science Division at the VEXRobotics World Championship advancing to the Elite Eight in the Vex World Championships. Click 'Read More' to see how all the CHC teams performed.

Carter Cellio '21 has been awarded the Scholar-Athlete award by the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.

Emmanuel Mwangi '24 and Jonathan Everhart '23 were recognized for their performance at the Baltimore Area Model UN Conference hosted by Mount St. Joe's.

The 6th Annual All Day Hall was a great success! More than 1,500 donors participated raising more than $455,000 for the school.

Interested in learning how you too can make Tom Fan's Clams Casino or the Pizza by the Bounotempo '09 and '12 brothers? The ingredients list and recipes are below. 

After conducting a search that included internal and external applicants, Tom Fan has emerged as the top candidate.  

On May 6, the Archdiocese of Baltimore honored distinctive scholars from the area. Congratulations to Brandon Nefferdorf '21, Ben Sontag '21, and David Strauch '21 for representing Calvert Hall.

Athletic Director and Varsity Head Baseball Coach, Lou Eckerl, earned his 500th win on May 4, 2021 in dramatic fashion. The Cardinals defeated the Archbishop Curley Friars in 3-2 in a 13 inning barn burner.

As a school year unlike any other enters its final month, I realize that despite all the difficulties, negative news, fears, quarantines, and innumerable schedule and attendance changes, there have actually been a number of very positive things this year.

Four Calvert Hall student-athletes committed to playing their respective sport at the next level during the April 14, 2021 national signing day. 

The student body has spoken! They have elected John Harris '22 as their student body president for next year.

Congratulations to Cian Bull ’23, Luke Larcher ‘22, Nicholas Sackleh ’22, Connor Sandoval ‘23 and Ted Van de Verg ‘23 who won a 2nd Place Silver Tier Award in the Maryland – Open Division in the 2020-21 Cyber Patriot Competition.

Ten members of the Model UN participated virtually in a competition hosted by Catonsville High School. Ryan Parker ’22 earned the title Best Crisis Team Member while Scott Pawley ‘24 was named Best Delegate.

Cahree Myrick ‘22 won the 60m hurdles at the Adidas Indoor National Championships with a time of 8.27 while teammate, Rakheem Smith ‘22, placed 3rd in the 55m dash with a time of 6.53 and 3rd in the 60m dash with a time of 7.01.

Congratulations to Brett Meadows '24 & Drew Chico '24 on winning the Pennsbury Invitational Novice Policy Debate Division. Brett & Drew beat teams from New York, Nebraska, and Pennsylvania on their way to the victory!

Ten student-athletes, five in-person and five virtually, participated in today's NLI signing. These individuals have worked hard in the classroom and on the field to earn this recognition. Congratulations, Hallmen.