Welcome to The Hawk Eye
This is the home of Holy Cross Catholic Academy's online newspaper, The Hawk Eye. This is a student led, student written paper updated monthly with relevant articles for students.
What You'll Find...
On this online newspaper you can read about many topics regarding Holy Cross Catholic Academy and the world around us. There will be articles on topics students from Holy Cross have written for students at Holy Cross.
Newspaper
There will be a monthly issue of this paper with new articles being updated on the website at the end of every month
The Hawk Eye
Newspaper
Editors
Julia Yossiba (12)
Vanessa Bonofiglio (11)
Alisha Kagetsu (11)
Angelina Pignataro (11)
Teacher Editor
Ms. Nadia Jennifer Mauti
Issue 17
October 28, 2024
Photographers
Grace Almonte
Angelica Lombardo
Laura Oppedisano
Alyssa Paternostro
Shaan Sukhija
Layla Watson
Mr. Mamani
School News
Alyssa Paternostro
Juliana Muzzi
Raphalluis Jose
Madison Bruch
Jessica Pellegrino
School Sports
Layla Watson
Santiago Ortega
Olivia-Sara Francis
Local News
Kirsten Legaspina
Laura Oppedisano
Opinion Pieces
Giuseppe Belfiore
Archive
Comic
featuring
Mr. Battilana
Inside Scoop
The
Question: What is your favourite part about teaching religion? Answer: I guess- there's a couple of things. First of all, I’ve always taught religion even though I could teach English. I’ve always taught religion because I’m much more passionate about religious studies than I am about, you know, English. Though I’ve taught English before in night school; for me, teaching religion was always important because I always felt that students need God. People need God. If I can help someone’s faith, even just a little bit, through what I’m teaching, for me it's the greatest fulfillment I can experience in my career. Also, in teaching religion, I’ve grown in my own faith, because I’m constantly learning more things. There’s so much to know. Our Catholic faith is so rich that I’m constantly learning. It's personally fulfilling, but also fulfilling when I think, hopefully, I’ve done something to help somebody else's faith so that they grow closer to Christ. To read the full Inside Scoop with the Ms. Zen, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Ms. Zen, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Father Josh, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Ms. Sisto, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Ms. Marano, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Mr. Panetta, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Ms. Mauti, click 'Read more'.
To read last months Inside Scoop interview with Mr. Belvedere, click 'Read more'.
Outside Look
The
featuring
Gianfranco Triolo
Question: Do you have any advice for future graduates? Answer: Oh man. I haven’t even graduated yet. But my advice, as much as I just said “no, no, no,” to education, it's actually great. Stick to your students and join Student Government. Make a difference. That’s it. That’s literally all I have to say. Stick to your students, join Student Government, get around, make a difference. Do something to make a difference. Do something that you'd be proud of. That’s literally it. Do something that you’d be happy with and that when you look back on, you won’t be embarrassed about doing it. Student Government is not embarrassing. It is so good, for everything, not even for just leadership., click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Sophia Pimentel and Michael Olechny, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Michael A Antonacci, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Gabrielle Iyamu, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Maria Pitan, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Melanie Ortiz, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with The Pre-IB Students, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Anthony Morano, click 'Read more'.
To read Outside Look interview with Julia Gustinelli, click 'Read more'.