Category Archives: Activities

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE AND SOCK DRIVE MARCH 5, 2023

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Gloucester City St. Patrick’s Day Parade is this Sunday, March 5th.  Msgr. William Hodge is the parade’s Grand Marshall!   Gloucester Catholic will be marching in the parade so please make every effort to have your student participate, especially Student Council members or any student who has received a scholarship.  Anyone, students, parents, alumni, teachers, etc., can march with Gloucester Catholic. PARADE KICKS OFF AT 1:00 PM.  (LINE UP IS AT 12:30 AT JOHNSON BLVD AND KLEMM AVENUE)  Hope to see you there!  Bring a pair of new socks to the parade to support the Street Medicine Outreach Team in serving area homeless population. Socks will be collected in a white Jeep pick-up truck (look for the sock drive sign) throughout the Parade Route. Toss them in as it rides by! FLYERS PREVIOUSLY SENT HOME WITH WEEKLY UPDATE EMAIL.

SPRING MUSICAL – MEAN GIRLS 2/23-2/25

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This year’s spring musical “Mean Girls” will be February 23,24,25 at 7pm with an additional 2pm matinee on the 25th. The musical will be held at Deptford Township Performing Arts Center located at 1219 Delsea Drive Westville, NJ 08093.Tickets will be $15 for general admissions and $10 for students. Ticket and ads for our virtual ad book will go on sale in early February. Questions contact Miss Pinardo at apinardo@gchsrams.org

GCHS Presents Production of Mean Girls From Feb. 23-25: Salute to George Batavick ’66

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Get ready for the Gloucester Catholic theater production of ‘Mean Girls’ taking place on February 23, 24, and 25th at Deptford Theatrical Productions in Westville.

This year, GC would like to salute Mr. George Batavick ’66 for his generous sponsorship of this year’s production. Mr. Batavick, who played one of the lead roles in his own school play ‘The King and I’, recalled his own personal experience with fond memories.

“’The King and I’ was an extraordinary experience,” said Mr. Batavick. “Playing the role of ‘The King’ was both extremely challenging and rewarding. With my fellow classmates, we created a memorable rendition of this ageless Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. I wish all GC students could have the same wonderful experience in the Arts our Class had. And all the best to the cast of this year’s ‘Mean Girls” musical’.”

To purchase your tickets for GC’s ‘Mean Girls’ production, please contact Ms. Amy Pinardo at apinardo@gchsrams.org. Watch for additional info on the school play over the coming weeks!