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From St. Therese To Harvard, Yi Wei Tells Students How To Change The World

The violinist talked about her time at St. Therese, St. Ignatius, playing with Yo Yo Ma and giving back.

St. Therese Principal Phyllis Cavallone-Jurek To Receive Leadership Award

The principal of St. Therese Chinese Catholic School will receive the Stanley C. Golder Leadership Award

Chinatown Library Groundbreaking: 'Another Jewel to the Crown'

The state-of-the-art branch, to open by next May, is part of a series of neighborhood improvements.

Chinatown Principal Wins Magazine's Beauty Contest

"More" magazine named St. Therese’s Phyllis Cavallone in a nationwide beauty search.

Mugging Outside Chinatown School Prompts Safety Alert

St. Therese school officials say the daytime robbery and an evening attempt targeted busy parents.

St. Therese Gets Donation of 10,000 Calculators

A volunteer effort brought a massive shipment to Chinatown School.

Rahm Stops By Chinatown's St. Therese for Lunar New Year Celebration

The mayor credits the principal, teachers and parents for the academic success of the private school.

Veteran Math Teacher Preps Students for Success

St. Therese Chinese Catholic School instructor earned praise for instilling work ethic in her students.

St. Therese Chinese Catholic School Principal Earns Innovator Award

Beverly's Phyllis Cavallone named Leader of the Year for work at the Chinatown school.

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