By Beth Murphy, Director of Marketing Communications 

"Welcome to the Hunger Banquet. Please find your seat with others who are part of the same income level as you.  

"We are here because: More than 2.1 billion people live in poverty. Over 815 million people suffer from chronic hunger. Every day, over 15,000 children under age 5 die from malnutrition or a related, preventable illness. That’s more than 10 children every minute." 

 And so began Scecina’s hunger banquet. ... Read More

Father Chris Wadelton, pastor at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, gave the following homily at Scecina’s Dec. 5 Mass, the first school Mass of Advent.

Father discussed the meaning of the Advent wreath. Speaking on the day of President George H.W. Bush's funeral, Father Chris evoked the "thousand points of light" imagery, that inspired President Bush's famous initiative. His homily encouraged us to become points of light for a bruised world. ...Read Father Chris' homily

Bill Bevan has been around Scecina longer than most people. Current students know him mainly as the substitute teacher with the dry wit and sarcastic humor. They may not realize his long history with the school.

On Oct. 24, Scecina President Joe Therber presented the Father Tom Service Award to Mr. Bevan for his long service and commitment to Scecina. This award is given to a person who places a high degree of importance on Scecina Memorial High School and who has “given that little extra” through the years, as inspired by Father Thomas Scecina, the school’s namesake....Read More