Nazareth Academy Seniors 'Circle the City' With Service

Nazareth Academy seniors finished up the year -- and their high school careers -- performing random acts of kindness around the community.

Every student from the Class of 2014 went to various sites throughout the Chicago area, where they volunteered in various social justice and social service projects involving children, teens, seniors, the financially disadvantaged and the environment.

Teachers, staff, administrators, campus ministers, and Sisters of St. Joseph are involved in the planning and implementation of this day.

Students and adult-leaders gave their time at the following locations:

Aspire (Hillside)

Cantata

Cardinal Bernardin Learning Center

Caring Place for Kids

Community Nurse Association

Hodgkins School

Meadowbrook Manor

Saint Cletus Food Pantry

Saint Frances of Rome Grade School

Saint Francis Xavier Food Pantry

Save the Prairie Restoration (Beamis Woods)

Scottish Home

Nazareth Academy, a Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory high school serving families from 55 communities and over 100 grade schools in Chicago and the western suburbs, established in 1900 and sponsored by the Congregation of St. Joseph, values scholarship, service, spirit, and unity.