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Young winner of $100,000 tuition raffle ticket a lucky duck!

Posted on May 08, 2008

MILFORD, Conn--First-grader Katie Allbert of Milford, shown here, has more than a winning smile. For selling the most ducks in the Milford Catholic Elementary Schools’ first annual Milford Harbor Duck Race, Katie was awarded a raffle ticket that could lead to her winning $100,000 in tuition to attend any accredited K-12, college or graduate school in the United States.



Open teaching positions for 2008-09

Posted on Apr 30, 2008

English
Seeking excellent candidates for the position of English Teacher. Candidates must have the ability to teach the full range of high school English courses.   



Science Olympics set for May 17

Posted on Apr 29, 2008

To promote science education for girls, Lauralton Hall has created Science Olympics for Girls. The theme for the event is “Science is FUN!”  It is the school’s hope that participants will enjoy themselves while applying the basic themes of science in a practical, experimental context.  



Father of twins sees opportunity for $100,000 college tuition

Posted on Apr 29, 2008

MILFORD, Conn. - With the average cost of attending a private, four-year college now at more than $32,000 a year, Robert Woods sees spending $100 for the chance to win $100,000 in tuition as nothing but an opportunity.



Environment Club makes recycling fashion

Posted on Apr 28, 2008

By Noelle Frampton, April 26, 2008
Photos by Brian A. Pounds/Staff photographer

©2008CONNECTICUT POST (Used with permission)

MILFORD - Garbage bags, old umbrellas and duct tape took the place of the usual uniforms in adorning the nearly 30 Catholic schoolgirls who worked the "catwalk" Thursday at the Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Lauralton Hall. 



Fairy Godmother Initiative helps make prom dreams come true

Posted on Apr 22, 2008

Thanks to Lauralton’s Fairy Godmother Initiative, close to 100 Connecticut high school students who might not otherwise have been able to afford a prom dress now feel like princesses. 



Students enjoy international travel during April break

Posted on Apr 22, 2008

Groups of Lauralton students visited Spain and France during April break.



Daley finds Milford school Hall of horizons

Posted on Apr 22, 2008

By Mile Cardillo, April 20, 2008
©2008CONNECTICUT POST (Used with permission)

Imagine, for a second, that you're Erin Daley. You grew up in lacrosse-mad Darien with the school just a stone's throw from your home. But when it comes time for high school, instead of enrolling at Darien High, your parents decide that attending Lauralton Hall - 30 miles up the road in Milford - is the best option. And if that wasn't enough, a couple years later in what would have been your junior year, Darien wins its first girls lacrosse state championship while your team is struggling to simply qualify for the state tournament. Logic would dictate you'd be a little upset, right? 



Career Day offers more than 35 presenters

Posted on Apr 21, 2008

More than 35 women--alumnae, moms, aunts, grandmothers and friends of Lauralton participated as Career Day presenters on April 9. These women talked about their careers, as well as their education choices, sharing some of the life lessons they have learned. The event included a wide range of presentations on the careers of these very diverse and vital women.   



Spring Concert featured Broadway-coached singers

Posted on Apr 20, 2008

Lauralton Hall's Annual Spring Concert featuring The Lion King medley sung by Lauralton Hall Broadway-coached choirs was presented on May 8 at Parsons Center Auditorium in Milford.

Photos by Bob Harrington of Focus In Close


Here’s what the Connecticut Post had to say about members of the Broadway production of Disney’s The Lion King coming to Lauralton to coach choir members:



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