The Madonna Offices will be closed on Thursday, July 29 and Friday July 30 for cleaning. If you need to reach anyone, please contact John Mihalyo via email at
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The offices will reopen on Monday, August 2 at 8:00 am. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Madonna Registration Scheduled for August 10-11/Uniform Ordering Information
Registration for the 2010-11 school year will be held on Tuesday, August 10 and Wednesday, August 11, 2010. The schedule will be as follows:
·Tuesday, August 10th, registration will run from 7:30 am — 12:30 pm in the Conference Room
·Wednesday, August 11th, registration will run from 12:00pm — 6:00pm in the Conference Room
Parents will be required to choose one of the following payment options:
·FACTS Monthly withdrawal taken out over the course of 12 months
·FACTS Monthly withdrawal taken out over the course of 10 months (seniors only)
·One-time full tuition payment
·Two payments, the first made in August, the second made in January, 2011
Parents will also have the opportunity to purchase uniform polos at this time. The cost is still to be determined. Sample shirts will be available to try on and see the styles for both male and females. Uniform requirements are Madonna-issued polos only. Any non-Madonna issued polos will be considered out of uniform.
All registering students are required to pay the fees up front at the time of registration. No student will be given a schedule without a signed tuition contract. If you have any questions, please contact the main office at 304-723-0545.
New Parent Meeting Set for July 26th in Room 106
Madonna High School will be holding a Parent Information Meeting for all incoming parents and students, as well as for any parents who are new to Madonna for the 2010-11 school year. The meeting will take place on Monday, July 26th at 7:00 pm in Room 106 at Madonna High School. Points to be discussed will be:
- Registration days
- Scheduling and classes
- Lockers
- mystudentsprogress.com
- A Tour of the Madonna school website
- Sports and Clubs at Madonna
- School Lunch Program
- Overview of a freshman year at Madonna
- Uniform requirements
All incoming freshman and their parents are welcome, as well as all new students and parents to Madonna High School. This is a great opportunity for parents to ask questions and make sure your son/daughter’s freshman year is a great one. We look forward to seeing everyone on Monday, July 26th at 7:00 pm!
Madonna Offices July Hours of Operation
Madonna High School's offices will be open from 8:30 am- 12:30 pm through the month of July.
Madonna's Good Signs with Carlow College
It seems like Paige Good has had three homes during her four years at Madonna High School. Besides her home where she spends time with her family and lays her head at night and her career as a Blue Dons student-athlete, she has also spent an inordinate amount of time at Mainstream Physical Therapy with the staff and owner John Kirlangitis. Good has now found a new home as the Madonna graduate will continue her academic and athletic careers at Carlow University, where she will major in nursing and play softball. “I really hope they (Carlow) allow me to continue to work with him, to be honest,” Good said of Kirlangitis. “He is great and the staff has just been wonderful. I pretty much have a cot there. He’s an amazing therapist. I wouldn’t be able to do any of this without him or the staff. They’re like my second family.” She played volleyball, basketball and softball as a freshman and added golf as a sophomore. By the time her senior year came, it was softball only. When Good spent time on the disabled list, it wasn’t because of a small thing. She dislocated her shoulder on Dec, 26, 2008, going up for a lay-up in a basketball game against Wheeling Central. that injury subsequently ended her basketball life. After having surgery eight months later to repair it, after softball season and summer golf tournaments, she was on the mend when she was involved in a car accident in November, when her car hit black ice and rolled again and again. She spent four years at Mainstream getting her shoulder, knees and back worked on. “Paige is a very coachable player,” said Madonna softball coach Chris Conti. “She’ll give you everything she has. She’ll be great for their program. She had some injuries this year and I don’t think people were able to see what a good player she is. “I think once she gets there and is 100 percent healthy, I think Carlow is going to get a very good softball player. I’d say she played the softball season at about 70 percent healthy and she did an excellent job at that 70 percent. I would really like to see her play at 100 percent in college. “She’s a tough cookie.” “I’ve always wanted to play sports in college,” she said. “First, it was my dream to play basketball. But, that didn’t work out.” Good had been accepted to Carlow University and its nursing program in November. “My parents told me I should really think about playing softball since I was going to Carlow and they have a softball team,” said Good. “So, we went and watched a game.” Carlow finished the season 15-21 with one senior and two juniors. “With us being such a young team we expect Paige to be able step right in and contribute to last year’s freshman class to help being part of the building block for the future of Carlow University softball,” said assistant softball coach Jim Walker. “I’ve been interested in working in the medical field,” Good said. “I wanted to be a doctor for a long time, but I realized that I wanted to be more one-on-one with the patient and touch their lives. I want to be the one who helps them through everything. “I looked at a lot of schools and their nursing program is amazing. It’s in Pittsburgh, which has nine local hospitals. Carlow has a great facility. It’s just an amazing place. When you set out to find the school you are going to spend the next four years at, it has to feel right. As soon as I walked on that campus I knew that’s where I wanted to be. Their class size is great. “They are a Catholic university and I really wanted to stay within my faith. I was worried that I would fall away from my faith whenever I went to school. But, I think that Carlow will definitely help me grow in my faith. “I think I’m ready for the challenge of everything college has to offer. I think I’ll be able to juggle everything and do what I have to do to be successful.” Also heading to Carlow is former Madonna standout Meghan Dulaney. Just completing their freshman seasons with the Celtics are former Catholic Central athletes Kelly and Melissa Costantini. “I want to thank my family for everything they have done for me,” Good said. “They’ve never let me lose that determination or drive. They’ve never missed a game and neither has my brother Phillip. I can’t tell you how much money my parents have spent driving me around all over the place. I am thankful for that. “I want to thank my teammates. We’ve had crazy chemistry that you can’t really get that often. You care for them and they become like your sisters. You want to win every game and be there for each other. You want to win for yourself, but more importantly you want to win for your teammates. “I want to thank all my friends for everything and the crew at Mainstream, especially John. I especially want to thank Mr. Conti. The last four years have been great with him. It’s been wonderful to play softball for him. We have a great relationship.”
As a Catholic school, Weirton Madonna seeks to prepare its students for a successful future spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially in the environment of a caring community in the service of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
It seems like Paige Good has had three homes during her four years at Madonna High School. Besides her home where she spends time with her family and lays her head at night and her career as a Blue Dons student-athlete, she has also spent an inordinate amount of time at Mainstream Physical Therapy with the staff and owner John Kirlangitis. Good has now found a new home as the Madonna graduate will continue her academic and athletic careers at Carlow University, where she will major in nursing and play softball. “I really hope they (Carlow) allow me to continue to work with him, to be honest,” Good said of Kirlangitis. “He is great and the staff has just been wonderful. I pretty much have a cot there. He’s an amazing therapist. I wouldn’t be able to do any of this without him or the staff. They’re like my second family.” She played volleyball, basketball and softball as a freshman and added golf as a sophomore. By the time her senior year came, it was softball only. When Good spent time on the disabled list, it wasn’t because of a small thing. She dislocated her shoulder on Dec, 26, 2008, going up for a lay-up in a basketball game against Wheeling Central. that injury subsequently ended her basketball life. After having surgery eight months later to repair it, after softball season and summer golf tournaments, she was on the mend when she was involved in a car accident in November, when her car hit black ice and rolled again and again. She spent four years at Mainstream getting her shoulder, knees and back worked on. “Paige is a very coachable player,” said Madonna softball coach Chris Conti. “She’ll give you everything she has. She’ll be great for their program. She had some injuries this year and I don’t think people were able to see what a good player she is. “I think once she gets there and is 100 percent healthy, I think Carlow is going to get a very good softball player. I’d say she played the softball season at about 70 percent healthy and she did an excellent job at that 70 percent. I would really like to see her play at 100 percent in college. “She’s a tough cookie.” “I’ve always wanted to play sports in college,” she said. “First, it was my dream to play basketball. But, that didn’t work out.” Good had been accepted to Carlow University and its nursing program in November. “My parents told me I should really think about playing softball since I was going to Carlow and they have a softball team,” said Good. “So, we went and watched a game.” Carlow finished the season 15-21 with one senior and two juniors. “With us being such a young team we expect Paige to be able step right in and contribute to last year’s freshman class to help being part of the building block for the future of Carlow University softball,” said assistant softball coach Jim Walker. “I’ve been interested in working in the medical field,” Good said. “I wanted to be a doctor for a long time, but I realized that I wanted to be more one-on-one with the patient and touch their lives. I want to be the one who helps them through everything. “I looked at a lot of schools and their nursing program is amazing. It’s in Pittsburgh, which has nine local hospitals. Carlow has a great facility. It’s just an amazing place. When you set out to find the school you are going to spend the next four years at, it has to feel right. As soon as I walked on that campus I knew that’s where I wanted to be. Their class size is great. “They are a Catholic university and I really wanted to stay within my faith. I was worried that I would fall away from my faith whenever I went to school. But, I think that Carlow will definitely help me grow in my faith. “I think I’m ready for the challenge of everything college has to offer. I think I’ll be able to juggle everything and do what I have to do to be successful.” Also heading to Carlow is former Madonna standout Meghan Dulaney. Just completing their freshman seasons with the Celtics are former Catholic Central athletes Kelly and Melissa Costantini. “I want to thank my family for everything they have done for me,” Good said. “They’ve never let me lose that determination or drive. They’ve never missed a game and neither has my brother Phillip. I can’t tell you how much money my parents have spent driving me around all over the place. I am thankful for that. “I want to thank my teammates. We’ve had crazy chemistry that you can’t really get that often. You care for them and they become like your sisters. You want to win every game and be there for each other. You want to win for yourself, but more importantly you want to win for your teammates. “I want to thank all my friends for everything and the crew at Mainstream, especially John. I especially want to thank Mr. Conti. The last four years have been great with him. It’s been wonderful to play softball for him. We have a great relationship.” 
