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Staying Connected Across Time & Distance

Celebrating the remarkable journeys of our alums, who carry the knowledge and values instilled in them during their time at our institution into higher education, professional careers, family life, and community service, fills us with immense pride. With a storied history spanning over 13 decades, our global alumni network stands as a testament to the enduring impact of our educational legacy.

At the heart of our mission is the desire to foster connections and engagement among our alumni from St. Katharine’s School, St. Katharine’s - St. Mark’s, and Rivermont Collegiate. The memories shared by our graduates are reflections of the vibrant tapestry of our educational community. We encourage you to stay connected by updating your contact information and sharing your stories.

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    Nga “Daisy” Nguyen photo

    Alumni Spotlight: Nga “Daisy” Nguyen ’22

    When Nga “Daisy” Nguyen joined Rivermont in 10th grade, she arrived from Vietnam with one goal in mind: academics. Her first impression of Orientation? “Overwhelmed,” she laughs, remembering the crowd of new faces. But soon, Daisy discovered what made Rivermont different: hands-on learning. “It was my first opportunity to do science rather than just memorize from a textbook,” she says. That experience, combined with teachers’ high expectations, prepared her well for the future. “Transitioning to college academics wasn’t hard for me.”

    During the pandemic, Daisy spent three years on campus without returning home. “I was thankful Rivermont could operate so we could attend classes in person,” she shares. The school’s strong support system and sense of community made all the difference.

    Looking back, Daisy says, “If I could go back to high school again, I would.” Her favorite memories include basketball her first year, volleyball her senior year, Quiz Bowl, Imp/Tiger Days, weekend recreation, and birthday celebrations in the dorms. She also enjoyed spending time with host families during school breaks.

    Daisy’s advice for international students:

    • Trust the process. “Your comfort level with English will increase over time. Though it’s tough at first, just trust the process.”
    • Ask for help. “Don’t struggle to manage everything on your own.”

    Today, Daisy is a senior at Lawrence University in Wisconsin, applying to graduate programs in Theoretical Physics. Last summer, she conducted Plasma Physics research with one of her professors, a testament to the strong academic foundation she built at Rivermont.

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