Conwell-Egan Catholic has a history that is rich in tradition, spirit, and community. We continue to build upon a strong foundation, built on the idea that education is not solely based on grades.
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CEC offers a comprehensive, college-preparatory curriculum, including Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) level coursework.
The Center for Student Leadership is Conwell-Egan's newest initiative to help students discover and develop their leadership skills. The CSL will provide one-of-a-kind programs that both challenge and reward CEC students.
The arts are a reflection of humanity and the CEC Fine Arts program aims to give students the opportunity to better understand themselves and the world around them.
From freshman to senior year, our students participate in a myriad of activities, clubs, community service projects and more where the main purpose is to make you feel "at home" here at CEC.
This award is presented annually to two high school students, one girl and one boy, who best exemplify the spirit of these two exemplary men who gave their lives in service to our country. Ryan Manion, Travis’s Gold Star Sister and the CEO of the Travis Manion Foundation presented the awards at halftime of Army Navy Cup XIII on October 11 at Subaru Park.
Throughout their lives, both Travis and Michael lived by the motto “If Not Me Then Who…”. Whether it was standing up for someone who was being bullied, helping someone in need, or stepping in to lend a hand they were the ones to take action and to act as role models for others. They exemplified selfless service and lived a life of substance and not just existence.
"We are thrilled to congratulate Tyler on this incredible award and are proud to recognize his hard work and dedication throughout his time at CEC," said Principal Joshua Bower. "Our partnership with the Travis Manion Foundation continues to be an integral piece of the student experience that supports our mission to provide a well-rounded Catholic education in Bucks County."
More Information on the Award:
Corporal Michael Crescenz graduated from Cardinal Dougherty High School in 1966 and received the Medal of Honor posthumously for his actions on November 20, 1968. Please see below the last part of his citation.
As a direct result of his heroic actions, his company was able to maneuver freely with minimal danger and to complete its mission, defeating the enemy. Corporal Crescenz's bravery and extraordinary heroism at the cost of his life are in the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit on himself, his unit, and the U.S. Army.
First Lieutenant Travis Manion graduated from LaSalle College High School in 1999 and received the Silver Star posthumously for his actions on April 29, 2007. Please see below the last part of his citation.
While fearlessly exposing himself to gain a more advantageous firing position and drawing enemy fire away from the wounded Marines, First Lieutenant Manion was fatally wounded by an enemy sniper. His courageous and deliberate actions inspired the eventual counter attack and ultimately saved the lives of every member of his patrol. By his outstanding display of decisive leadership, unlimited courage in the face of heavy enemy fire, and utmost devotion to duty, First Lieutenant Manion reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
Congratulations once again to Tyler!
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