Alumnae News Archive

Varsity Volleyball Head Coach Ms. Jordan Kortowich ’15 was recently named the 2024 Coach of the Year for Division 1, District 2 by the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association. 

The Cleveland Council on World Affairs (CCWA) Global Ambassadors program provides emerging leaders in Northeast Ohio with a valuable opportunity to broaden their global perspectives and develop a more expansive vision for the future of our community.

During the 2023-2024 school year, Quill Thompson ’24 received a 2024 Scholastic Arts & Writing Regional Gold Key Award and the Writing American Voices & Visions Award for a writing piece entitled, “Emilie.” As a Gold Key Award winner, Quill’s piece went for national recognition in the competition and earned it.

Join us in wishing congratulations to recent Saint Joseph Academy graduate Hannah Schmidt '24 on receiving the Donald W. Strang, Jr. Scholarship from the Lakewood-Rocky River Rotary Foundation.

On Friday, June 7, Saint Joseph Academy inducted four new members to the Academy’s Athletic Hall of Fame: Kelly Gallagher '09, Anne “Annie” Grove '14, Jaime Barnes Cleary and Al Wagner

And the Cleveland Rivals Unite Alumnae Giving Challenge Winner was…Magnificat High School. Even though Saint Joseph Academy did not win the challenge, we still feel like winners!

On Thursday, May 16, Saint Joseph Academy and Nazareth Academy alumnae and friends gathered for the Annual Spring Scholarship Luncheon at the Cleveland Yacht Club.

Cleveland’s Talespinner Children’s Theater honored Liz Conway '99 at their annual benefit, Our Next Act.

On Thursday, March 7, the Academy held the 17th annual Women’s Leadership Symposium. 

In February, New York Times reporter Scott Cacciola reached out to Julia Bennet ’20 for his upcoming article on Taylor Swift and sports betting. 

On Friday, January 5, alumnae/former students of the Health Honors Science Program (HSHP) at Saint Joseph Academy recently returned to their “dear alma mater” to share their valuable experiences with our current HSHP students. 

University Hospitals police officer Kayla Tomm ’17 successfully helped two people that were on the roof of the University Hospitals’ parking garage.