Meet Our Students

Our students are the heart and soul of our school. Here are just a few who exemplify St. Paul School's mission to develop "lifelong learners and leaders."

Congratulations to 8th Grader Teresa Romanelli, who won a Gold Key in the Midwest Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Her short story now moves to the national level. Previous winners of the prestigious 99-year-old contest include Robert McCloskey, Stephen King, and Amanda Gorman.

St. Paul Educational Trust Merit Scholarship Winners

The St. Paul Educational Trust recently awarded scholarships to five students from St. Paul on the Lake Parish for outstanding academic performance.

The 2020-2021 winners include:
Couzens Family Scholarship — Awarded to a graduating eighth-grade member of St. Paul Parish who plans to attend a Catholic high school. The winner is Sarah Forbes '21, who attends Mercy Catholic High School.

Monsignor Francis X. Canfield Scholarship — Awarded to a graduating eighth-grade member of St. Paul Parish who plans to attend a Catholic high school. The winners are Marie Schueneman '21, who attends Mercy Catholic High School, and Bobby Crane '21, who attends University of Detroit Jesuit High School.

Joseph and Alice Wright Scholarship — This grant is given annually to a deserving young parishioner entering the sixth grade. The recipient is Tommy Gorski '24.

William A. Cardinal Scholarship — This is a full tuition scholarship awarded to a student exhibiting outstanding academic achievement, leadership and character. The winner is Teresa Romanelli '22.

     “We are proud of each of these students for their outstanding achievements and contributions that they have made to the St. Paul on the Lake Parish community,” said Kathleen Conway, chair of the St. Paul Educational Trust. “We look forward to following their progress as they begin the next school year.”

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