March 18, 2010
Congratulations to the following two basketball teams as they are now Daly City Park and Rec Champions:
7th grade boys (Completed the DC season with an impressive 8-1 record)
8th grade girls (completed their DC season with an undefeated 8-0 record)
Winners of the 2010 Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest are: Joshua O'Hara (8th), Chloe Encenzo (7th), Andrea Sanchez (6th) and Elizabeth De La Rosa (5th), congratulations! The winning posters will be posted soon.
February 19, 2010
The 3 rd grade boys’ basketball team won an overtime thriller against the Hawks from Star of the Sea 23 to 21 on Valentine’s Day to capture the Division 4 CYO Basketball Championship. Congratulations to all seven players: Christian Huertas, Jaylen Natan, Jesus Reyes, Brandon Reyes, Timothy Ramos, Rafael Morabe, and Khobe Arzadon.
Thank you to the coaching staff for their commitment to HA Athletics: Alex Arzadon, Kevin Azadon and Romeo Natan.
May 21, 2009
Congratulations to the 5 th grade girls' basketball team as they completed an undefeated CYO season by defeating St. Thomas More in the championship game. The team marched through the CYO season with a perfect 10-0 season. The team's magical season was highlighted by tough and aggressive team defense and plenty of teamwork. The team was coached by Antonio Mercado. The players are as follows: Sydney Mercado, Sky Garcilasodelavega, Pearla Lewis, Alexis Pineda, Liann Menhavez, Ashley Clemente and Cassidy Ricasa. Way to go!
 Congratulations to Coleen Mercado for winning second place in the national essay contest "Faithful Citizenship." Below is her essay:
It is a great honor to be a Catholic in the United States. We all have a big part to do. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we will teach others about our religion and show them what God and Jesus had taught us. Look at the problems our world is facing, abortion of babies, hunger, global warming, people loosing jobs, marriages between both males or both females, and many more. As faithful citizens of the United States, we will try to do what should be done to solve these problems and try to set things that we have done wrong, right. One thing we could do is to Stop, Think, Pray and Choose. We should stop what we are doing for a while, think about what we are about to do, pray for the Holy Spirit to guide us, and lastly, choose to do the right thing. My school is always practicing these teachings and I thought that sharing it would really help all of us. If we follow these teachings we can probably know the best answer or choice. Even though we are facing these problems, God will continue to guide us and touch our hearts saying, "I am with you my child always, and I will never leave your side."
If all of us can do our part and become faithful citizens, our country would be a better place to live and will truly be like what its name stands for, United.
God bless America!
May 13, 2009
Congratulations to the winners of the Annual Archdiocesan Respect Life Essay Contest:
Grand Prize Winner: Jade Noguera (Grade 5-6)
First Prize (San Mateo, Grades 7-8): Kristen Cepriano
Honorable Mention: Jolly-Jowyn Curameng (Grades 1-2), Annette Candace Tongson (Grades 3-4), Karina Yu (Grades 7-8)
March 25, 2009
Congratulations to 7th grade student, Jessica Pineda, who won 1st place for the 12- year-old division during the state free throw contest sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Jessica made 20 free throws out of 25 attempts during the competition, which took place on March 21st in Fresno. This is the 2nd consecutive year she has captured the 1st place free throw title! Way to go, Jessica!
March 3, 2009
The 2008-09 Knights of Columbus, Holy Angels Council 10948, Substance Abuse Poster Contest Winners
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Drug Awareness Category: Cristina de la Rosa, grade 6 
Alcohol Awareness Category: Natali Gonzalez, grade 5 |
February 17, 2009
 Congratulations to third grader, Jnelle Aganan, for winning the Light the Way Writing Contest sponsored by CTN. A total of 2,500 students entered the contest. Jnelle won an iPod Nano. Read her essay below.
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How Do You Serve Others?
By: Jnelle Aganan
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To serve God is to serve others. Serving God starts with our families. Every day, we work, love, support and give to our family. As we give to our family, we give service to God.
Be a friend with everyone. That is the simplest way to serve. As we take the time to be friendly, we will not only support others but also build a community of support. Make others feel at home and then you feel at home. Kindness opens doors to good friends.
Serving is also being a responsible citizen. Promoting peace and justice is one way to be a good citizen. |
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Peace Poster Contest Winners |
Kristen Cepriano (8th grade) won first place and Joann Bove (8th grade) won second place in the Lions Club International's 2008 Peace Poster Contest. Kristen and Joann will be presented their awards at the Daly City City Council Meeting on Monday, December 8, 2008 at 7:00 PM. Kristen and Joann's posters will be on display in the Rotunda at Daly City City Hall during the week of December 8th.
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Congratulations to 6th and 7th grade girls volleyball team for winning the first ever CYO championship. After a season record of 5 and 3, and beating St. Cecilia in the playoffs we were ready to take on St. Thomas the Apostle. It was by far one of the most exciting games to date. Twice the Angels had to fight back from a large deficit to win the best 2 out of 3 games earning our 1st place title. The best compliment was when the other coach thanked us for honoring the spirit of the game by playing bump, set, spike. Thank you to parents, students, teachers and friends for your support and enthusiastic cheering, but most of important thanks to the girls for making it all come true! (Coach Kathi Lee)
Congratulations to the 4th - 5th grade girls' volleyball team as they competed in the 5th grade division 5 championship game against St. Cecilia on November 15th . They completed a fantastic season by having a regular season record of 5 wins and 3 losses and were runner-ups in the championship game. They defeated the 1 st place team, West Portal, in the playoffs to reach the "ship." Thank you to the coaching staff of Cathy Gerona, Ally Gonzalez and Gigi Ricasa...Great Season Angels! Thank you for all your hard work and effort! (Patrick Calma, Sports Director)
Winners of the 2007-08 Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Poster Contest
Council & Chapter Winners from Holy Angels School are: 8th Grader, Rafael Lumang (Time is Running Out, Drug Awareness) 12 to 14 Age Division; 6th Grader, Jessica Pineda (Don’t Drink and Drive, Stay Alive) Winner of the Council, Chapter and State in the 8-11 Age Division for Alcohol Awareness; 5th Grader, Cristina De La Rosa ( Throw Away Drugs) 8-11 Age Division for Drug Awareness; and 8th Grader, Kristen Fernando (Don’t Drink and Drive, Alcohol Awareness) 12 to 14 Age Division
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Don't Drink and Drive, Alcohol Awareness
by: Kristen Fernando, 8th Grade |
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Don't Drink and Drive, Stay Alive
by: 6th Grader, Jessica Pineda |
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Throw Away Drugs
by: 5th Grader, Cristina De La Rosa |
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Time is Running Out, Drug Awareness
by: Rafael Lumang, 8th Grade |
Senator Leland Yee visited Holy Angels School during the Spring Festival. Pictured above from left to right: David Canepa, Field Representative for Senator Yee; Gina Morabe, Chairman, Holy Angels Parent Adivory Council (HAPAC); Sister Leonarda Montealto, O.P., Principal and Senator Leland Yee. Senator Yee signed a proclamation recognizing and honoring Holy Angels Parent Advisory Council commending its dedication to the spiritual and academic development of the children of Holy Angels.
Holy Angels School Attended Catholic Lobby Day
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