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Ram Spotlight: Dr. Jennifer Allison ’11

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Name: Jennifer Allison

Hometown: Mullica Hill NJ

Year of GCHS graduation: 2011

College attended/Degree(s) earned:

University of Tampa Bachelor of Science

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Doctor of Medicine

Current Status (where do you live, where do you work, explain your job):

Memphis, TN

University of Tennessee Health Science Center 4 th year General Surgery Resident

Applying to Minimally Invasive Fellowship

How did Gloucester Catholic help you prepare for success beyond high school?

Gloucester Catholic helped me realize that I was the most important factor determining my success. I can be my own biggest supporter and motivator in order to get where I want to be in life.

What advice would you give to current GCHS students?

Be kind to yourself. You can either be your biggest obstacle or your biggest supporter. Give yourself room to make mistakes and learn from them.

Was there a particular faculty/staff member who had an impact on you?

Doc Simmons – He is the reason I thought becoming a doctor one day was even a possibility!

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Alumni Spotlight – Dr. Jennifer Allison ’11

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Name: Jennifer Allison
Hometown: Mullica Hill NJ
Year of GCHS graduation: 2011

College attended/Degree(s) earned:
University of Tampa Bachelor of Science
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Doctor of Medicine

Current Status (where do you live, where do you work, explain your job):
Memphis TN
University of Tennessee Health Science Center 4 th year General Surgery Resident
Applying to Minimally Invasive Fellowship

How did Gloucester Catholic help you prepare for success beyond high school?
Gloucester Catholic helped me realize that I was the most important factor determining my success. I can be my own biggest
supporter and motivator in order to get where I want to be in life.

What advice would you give to current GCHS students?
Be kind to yourself. You can either be your biggest obstacle or your biggest supporter. Give yourself room to make mistakes and
learn from them.

Was there a particular faculty/staff member who had an impact on you?
Doc Simmons – He is the reason I thought becoming a doctor one day was even a possibility

Gloucester Catholic Celebrates Feast of All Souls

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REMINDER — Feast of All Souls in November: Please Send Us Your Names for Remembrance

Dear GC Alumni/ Benefactors/Friends/Guardians/Parents/Staff/ Students/Teachers:

In the Catholic Church, the month of November has traditionally been dedicated to pray for the dead. The book of Maccabees reminds us that “it is a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead.”

As One Gloucester Catholic Family we would like to remember all of our beloved dead in our school prayers and Masses during the month of November. The names of your loved ones will be placed on the altar as a remembrance.

We invite you to send any names you would like to be included in the same Masses, prayers and devotions during November. Please send your intentions to rorain@gchsrams.org to be included in our remembrance.

Thank you and God bless,

Fr. Renante V. Orain, AM

GC Director of Catholic Identity

Mr. Tom Iacovone, Jr.

GC Principal

Send Your Intentions to be included in our remembrance to:

rorain@gchsrams.org

Spotlight: Mustaro Family

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Three for one special for our Student Spotlight this week as we focus on the Mustaro boys.

RJ, grade 12 (center), Jack, grade 10 (left), and Brody, grade 7 (right) come to us from Westville and are very involved in student life here at GC.

Brody is looking forward to taking part in Junior High basketball, while Jack and RJ are throwback 3 sport athletes, taking part in football, basketball, and baseball. All 3 are part of our Student “Ram”-bassadors Program.

Student Spotlight: The Mustaro Family

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Three for one special for our Student Spotlight this week as we focus on the Mustaro boys.

RJ, grade 12 (center), Jack, grade 10 (left), and Brody, grade 7 (right) come to us from Westville and are very involved in student life here at GC.

Brody is looking forward to taking part in Junior High basketball, while Jack and RJ are throwback 3 sport athletes, taking part in football, basketball, and baseball. All 3 are part of our Student “Ram”-bassadors Program.

8 Rams lauded for their AP success

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Every fall, the AP Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on multiple AP Exams.

The GCHS Class of 2022 produced 6 AP Scholars and 2 AP Scholars with Honor

The title of AP Scholar is granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.

The title of AP Scholar with Honor is granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.

Congratulations Rams!

Student Spotlight: Isabella Teti

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In addition to being involved in campus life here at GC and taking a challenging course load of AP and Honors courses, Isabella is currently a committed college student through our partnership with Rowan College of South Jersey, double majoring in Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity.

She is on track to graduate from GC next year with her high school diploma as well as an Associates Degree.

Isabella is a member of RCSJ’s National Society of Leadership and Success, the Phi Theta Kappa, and the National Society of High School Scholars. She was recently elected Vice President of Phi Theta Kappa