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Brother Martin Crusader Places in National WWII Museum’s Student Writing Contest

We are pleased to announce that Brother Martin 8th grader Max Bazile has earned 3rd place in The National WWII Museum's annual Student Writing Contest!

This year's writing contest was inspired by the temporary exhibit, Degenerate! Hitler's War on Modern Art, which is on display at The National WWII Museum through May 10, 2026, in the Senator John Alario, Jr. Special Exhibition Hall. Participation in this contest is concurrent with our students' studies of the Holocaust and literature written during and about that historical period.

Congratulations, Max, on your achievement in academic excellence!

Achieve Academic Excellence.

Brotherhood.

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Demonstrating God’s Love.

Get Involved.

Continuing the Tradition.

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Brother Martin Crusader Places in National WWII Museum’s Student Writing Contest

Brother Martin Crusader Places in National WWII Museum’s Student Writing Contest

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