Attention all Padua students and families! Up for auction is the highly sought-after Student Parking Pass for the 2023-2024 school year. Your student gets to pick the parking spot he or she prefers. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make the school year convenient and stress-free!

Padua students love our lunch menu (and our lunch ladies too)! Your student will be given a Lunch Pass valid for one (1) Combo Lunch per school day in the Padua Cafeteria.

Used during the 2023-2024 school year.

This Padua Spirit Basket is the ultimate package for any Bruin fan! Show off your love for Padua with a bundle of items that will leave you feeling spirited.

Included in this basket is a Tau Cross, Forever Franciscan - Always a Bruin t-shirt, coffee mug, Christmas ornament, decorative tile, St. Francis prayer card, orange Bruin blanket and Alex and Ani "Prints of Love" devotion bracelet.

It's a great way to show off your school spirit!

Go BRUINS!

These are the most adorable Friars...St. Francis of Assisi and St. Anthony of Padua!

They were hand crocheted by Tanya Hauck, current Padua parent. They are each approximately 7 inches tall.

Notice all of the details! The three knots on the friar's cord represent the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.

Take home this beautiful Tau Cross handcarved by Michael Niezgoda, past Padua parent.

Approximate size: 10" x 7.5" x 1.75"

Attention all Padua students and families! Up for auction is the highly sought-after Student Parking Pass for the 2023-2024 school year. Your student gets to pick the parking spot he or she prefers. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make the school year convenient and stress-free!

Priceless Padua quilt handmade by former faculty member, Debbie Green from Padua t-shirts. Notice the special Tau Cross stitching!

The size of the quilt is 42" x 42".

Many hours were spent by Debbie to create this truly special quilt.

A "shotski," as it's called, involves several shot glasses placed equidistant apart across the deck of a discarded downhill ski, allowing several folks to concurrently down a shot!

Don't be outbid on this very cool orange, brown and white shotski hand crafted by teachers, Stefanie Cook and Matt Harley.

It's a great addition to any bar!

Your student will be thrilled when he or she finds out that one (1) package of delicious Padua cookies is theirs every school day of the 2023-2024 school year!

Beautiful one-of-a-kind print painted by Emily Dontenville '17.

Emily spent over 20 hours on this masterpiece!

The size is 28" x 16".

Professionally framed by Frank Gentile at The Frame Shop in North Royalton.

Show your Padua pride with a class ring from Jostens.

Jostens is offering a class ring created in White Lustrium. Styles to select from: Achiever A11, A12, A13, A14, A16 (other styles/metals included)

Not redeemable for cash or to be used to pay off previously ordered jewelry.

It's a ski with four shot glasses attached to it.

Drinkers afraid to sip alone hold the ski together, lift it and down the liquor in the shot glasses at the same time!

Padua faculty members, Stefanie Cook and Matt Harley spent many hours custom painting and adhering paw prints to this long ski.

Be the lucky one that takes it home tonight!

This one-of-a-kind wood piece was made by Padua Math Teacher, Maryanne Zamborsky. She spent several long hours working free hand to create it!

It is made of locust wood, so it's very strong and durable. It has been wood burned and covered with polyurethane. The approximate size is 15" x 15".

This flag is made from radiata pine and was hand torched to accentuate the wood grains by Padua parent, Dominic Ventura. It has been double stained and finished with five coats of polyurethane.

The flag is 37" x 19.5".

It will look great in an office, family room, bar...really anywhere!

This custom made shotski is perfect for any celebration!

Tip it back and enjoy shots with friends!

Former Math Teacher, Mr. Harvey Cohen has published two books: Alphabet Quizzes and Alphabet Quizzes: The Sequel.

From aardwolf to zygote and everything in between, here are 80 trivia questions of 26 questions each letter of the alphabet. Challenge yourself of have a contest with friends.

The author would like to dedicate his books to the 3000+ students that he had in class over the years, most of whom made it a pleasure to walk into the classroom each day.

Some of them even learned some mathematics.