Catholic Schools Week Photo Gallery
Natalie Spadaccini and Alayna Keehan pose for a quick pic after lunch in the hallway. They say the American colors and spirit day made lunch a big hit today at the lunch table.
Alayna keehan on the left and Erin Kelleher on the right are seen in the library rocking their gear. Even in the library students are seen everywhere with red white and blue colored clothing to match the theme of the day.
Students Anastasia Watson, Krista Dailey, Sydney Kwiatkowski, and Erin Kelleher pose for yet another fun picture.
Freshman Erin Callaghan rocks her USA bucket hat on national appreciation day at Padua academy to show her spirit. The blue hat with a blue and white background create a aesthetic photo to admire.
Anastasia Watson and Krista Dailey show off their american colors! Freshman really rocked the look on Wednesday, wearing the perfect attire.
Anastasia Watson in action during lunch in the cafe! You can see the happiness in her smile covered in red white and blue decor. Days like this make school fun and interesting.
(Left to right) Suzanne Melia and Danielle Sabatina take some fun photos during lunch. In the cafe the girls look super patriotic with their colors for national appreciation day.
Students gather in the library to get some quick studying in. Delaney Witherell, with the thumbs up shows lots of spirit with her outfit and attitude. Abby Press, middle, wears a blue top to show of the nations colors. Erin Callaghan, at the bottom right, may not seem too excited, but still shows off her USA colors.
Natalie Spadaccini comes to school in the perfect gear.
Freshman (left to right) Erin Kelleher, Erin Callaghan, and Natalie Spadaccini flex to show off their outfits. Although it was an early morning freshman never fail to find a way to have some fun.
Grace Berenato came to school with something a little different than others. Her shoes were bright red, with socks to match, which took the attire to a whole new level.
For the fourth day of Catholic Schools Week freshman Molly Griffin and Delaney Armstrong went all out for decades day. Wearing John Lennon lenses accompanied by tie dye and flannel.
For the fourth day of Catholic Schools Week freshman Rileigh Records added on tye dye shoes for this day. Many girls wore tye dye shirts, but this freshman went bigger by adding tye dye shoes also.
For decades day at Padua many girls add accessories for the fourth day. Around the school you would see John Lennon lenses in many different colors.
Freshman Brooke Burns showed her school spirit with a green onesie for color wars. Although it looks like a Christmas tree she was celebrating her grades color for color wars.
For the final day of Catholic Schools Week the freshman color was green. Many girls dressed up in the grades color for color wars. Freshman Jenna Sparco add a green top hat along with her green shirt and plaid green pants.
For red, white, and blue day freshman Isabella Bates showed her spirit from head to toe. Wearing red Sperry’s along with fuzzy socks she showed her red aspect on her feet.
Freshman Anastasia Watson and Krista Dailey both celebrated their countries spirit for red, white and blue day. Wearing all red headbands, blue sweatshirts, and red and white pajama pants is a great way to wear red, white and blue.
Along with wearing a red white and blue bucket hat, freshman Isabella Bates showed her colors in different ways. Wearing sports jerseys is a great way to show your colors. Philadelphia 76ers jerseys are a great way of showing your red, white and blue colors.
Wearing schools sports colors or wearing pajama pants is a great way to show red, whit and blue colors. Freshman Sydney Kwiatkowski and Krista Dailey give a thumbs up for the third day of Catholic Schools Week.
Celebrating the second day of Catholic Schools Week, freshman Abigail Brainard, smiles for the camera showing off her Sint Maarten bucket hat. Accompining the bucket hat she is wearing a black beach shirt.
Starting the morning with just a simple lay and a bucket hat is what freshman, Anastasia Watson on the right, decided to wear for the second day of Catholic Schools Week. On the left of the page freshman, Abigail Press, spiced herself up for Padua at the Beach with a Hawaiian shirt.
Erin Callaghan and Juliana Dellicompagni showed their school spirit for the second day of Catholic Schools Week. They wore lays, Hawaiian shirts, and bucket hats to block out the sun during school.
Many groups of girls wore red, white and blue this week for the third day of Catholic Schools Week. Freshman Lydia Slawecki, Alayna Keenan, Collen Banker, and Madyson K. wore all red, white and blue clothing for this special day.
Showing school spirit for red, white and blue day can be shown in different ways. Adding USA sports gear is a great way to show your colors.
