![]() ![]() When students shadow, the parents of those prospective students are able to take a tour around campus. The shadow program is essential for our admissions as over 50% of shadows end up attending Bosco and joining the Brotherhood. There is expected to be over 500 shadows by the end of the application season. The school has hosted around 150 shadows so far and that number is going to grow with more future Braves shadowing over the upcoming months. John Bosco hosted its first group of “shadows” on September 7th and have been going strong ever since. ![]() With a successful start to the application season, more prospective students are learning about Bosco’s Brotherhood. The “Brave For a Day” shadow program is one of Bosco’s top admissions resources. Educationally, he received a Bachelor’s in Social Welfare from UC-Berkeley and went on to receive a Master’s in Education from Lindenwood University. He was Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ primary target during their shared time at Cal – and was a projected second round draft pick prior to his decision to walk away from playing football. McArthur holds the record for most receiving yards at the University of California, Berkeley, where he was recruited after having the most receiving yards in the country during his senior year at Palisades. He attributes finding out about the opening at Bosco to Coach Clarkson. McArthur grew up in South Central Los Angeles and went to Palisades High School, where he was coached by Steve Clarkson, father of current Braves quarterback Pierce Clarkson. John Bosco High School seeing his younger self in many of the Brave student body and with the hope to teach the Braves about how perspective as well as respect can better the world. We are continuing with recruiting efforts, never forgetting the five service men who paid the ultimate sacrifice here on our home front.The Bosco Community Welcomes Geoff McArthur, New Dean Of Students And Wide Receivers Coach “I am proud to see the Marines receive what they rightfully deserve. Robert Driver, the staff non-commissioned officer in charge of the Marine recruiting office where Cheeley was shot. “Words can’t explain the feelings and impact that tragic day had on the Recruiting office, and Reserve Station,” Staff Sgt. ‘Skip’ Wells, and Petty Officer 2nd Class Randall Smith, will be posthumously awarded the Purple Heart medal during separate ceremonies requested by their families. The five service members killed in the attacks, Gunnery Sgt. Cheeley was hospitalized and later recovered from the injury.Īn investigation conducted by the FBI and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service determined the attack had been inspired by a foreign terrorist group making Cheeley eligible for the Purple Heart medal. The shooter was later killed by Chattanooga police responding to the attack. The shooter went on to attack a local Navy Reserve Center where he fatally wounded four Marines and one sailor. “I can only move forward from here and continue to recruit the future of the Marine Corps.”Ĭheeley was injured in his leg when a shooter opened fire on the building and the recruiters working there. ![]() “I can’t take anything away from the five brave men who paid the ultimate sacrifice, I will wear this in honor of those men and every recipient before me,” said Cheeley. Williams, the Commanding General of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., and Eastern Recruiting Region, for injuries he sustained during a Jattack in Chattanooga, Tennessee, at the Armed Forces Career Center where he works. A Marine Corps recruiter was awarded the Purple Heart medal during a ceremony in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Jan. ![]()
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