Grades 2-4 Awards (more information coming soon)
St. Michael Award
St. Cecilia Award
St. Hildegard Award
St. Gregory the Great Award
Pope Benedict XVI Award
Outstanding Service to the Choir Award
Given to a chorister who performs a service to the choir that has a lasting, permanent nature. The director announces opportunities to earn this award throughout the year, but choristers may also write up a proposal and submit it to the director at any time for approval. More than one OSC award may be given out each year.
Most Improved Chorister Award
Choristers must have completed a minimum of two years in the choir to be eligible for this award. Teachers vote for the chorister who has displayed the most improvement in singing, participation and musical skills.
Choristers must have completed a minimum of two years in the choir to be eligible for this award. Teachers vote for the chorister who has displayed the most improvement in singing, participation and musical skills.
Chorister of the Year Award
Given annually to one chorister who has gone above and beyond in the service of the choir by accomplishing outstanding tasks and displaying excellence of musical skills.
Given annually to one chorister who has gone above and beyond in the service of the choir by accomplishing outstanding tasks and displaying excellence of musical skills.
Christian Leadership Award
The highest honor of our choir year is based on acts of kindness, encouragement and love. Choristers, teachers and monitors all vote throughout the year. Two choristers receive the award with a gift at the awards banquet. The following year, the CLA winners may wear the honorary black ribbon for a one-year term and lead all processionals and recessionals when they are in attendance.
The highest honor of our choir year is based on acts of kindness, encouragement and love. Choristers, teachers and monitors all vote throughout the year. Two choristers receive the award with a gift at the awards banquet. The following year, the CLA winners may wear the honorary black ribbon for a one-year term and lead all processionals and recessionals when they are in attendance.
