On Wednesday, April 17, St. Pius X celebrated 12 seniors who will pursue a major or minor in a fine arts field next year in college. Additionally, 43 seniors earned a Diploma Seal, which requires three...
The band program traveled to Disney World last month,and had the opportunity to record Disney songs and enjoy a few of the theme parks. At...
At the annual Fine Arts Assembly on Friday, March 3, students from the Dance, Theater, Music Production, Band, Chorus, Visual Arts,...
Cardinal Christophe Pierre, the Papal Nuncio to the United States, visited St. Pius X on February 20 while in Atlanta to give a lecture...
Despite declining interest in newspapers, one publication has been able to capture, not readers, but millions of eager players –...
While most high school theater programs order costumes in bulk online, St. Pius X has its own costume and fashion expert: junior George...
Ms. Martha Rummel, a beloved substitute teacher at St. Pius X, was unexpectedly thrown back into being a full-time for several weeks...
The Class of 2024 has a total of 21 student-athletes who will continue their academic and athletic careers in college. They signed...
Mr. Chris Murphy, the Dean of Students, is the new boys varsity tennis head coach as of this spring. He's played tennis his whole...
This year, the St. Pius X wrestling team had a knockout season, even making it into the National Federation Wrestling Record Book with...
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Ok, so, the title is a little bit misleading… I’m only going to go over nine AP classes today. Don’t worry, though – they’re the most frequently taken courses at Pius. If you’re in an AP class,...
In a splash of enchantment and talent, St. Pius' rendition of “The Little Mermaid” bubbled to life on stage, leaving audiences swimming in awe and wonder. The production, helmed by director Mrs. Warren...
The Oscars have long had a reputation for choosing “artistic” films over popular ones. It’s part of their slogan: “recognizing excellence in cinematic achievements.” But was the “Barbie”...