NAME______TACHS ID#______Test Site# ______
Student Handbook 2010
Archdiocese of Diocese of New York Brooklyn/Queens Keep this handbook until March 2011 when the high school registration process is complete. TACHS CHECKLIST
❑ Register for exam via Internet, telephone, or paper.
❑ Complete and submit Eligibility Form for Students Needing Extended Testing Time, if applicable.
❑ Receive Admit Card confi rming test site.
❑ Attend High School Information Fair. (Attendance is optional.)
❑ Have your school complete and submit Applicant Record. VERY IMPORTANT!
❑ Write three high school choices on Admit Card before the day of testing. Parent must sign card.
❑ Take practice test in back of Student Handbook.
❑ Bring Admit Card to test site on day of test. Correctly record 3 high school choices on answer document.
❑ Receive High School Admission Notice(s) mid-January.
❑ Receive home report mid-January.
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1 2 3 4 5–RRD–14 13 12 11 10 CONTENTS
2010–2011 Calendar of Events ...... 1 Facts about the TACHS ...... 2 Registering for the TACHS ...... 3 Completing a Paper Registration Form ...... 4 Sample TACHS 2010 Registration Form ...... 6 Eligibility Form for Students Needing Extended Testing Time ...... 10 Admit Cards (Admission into TACHS) ...... 11 Sample Admit Card ...... 11 Blank Admit Card ...... 12 Choosing Your High Schools ...... 13 Applicant Records ...... 14 Applicant Record Form ...... 15 High School Information Fairs ...... 16 Open House Information ...... 17 Diocese of Rockville Centre High Schools ...... 23 Catholic Elementary School Codes ...... 23 Elementary School Codes for Public, Private, and Non-diocesan Schools ...... 26 Content of the TACHS Examination ...... 27 Tips on Taking the Test ...... 28 Sample Test Questions ...... 29 Answer Key for Sample Test Questions ...... 41 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT TACHS . . .
• The Internet is the preferred method of registration for TACHS.
• The registration fee for 2010 is $52 per student.
• Duplicate registrations may result in a processing fee.
• For students not enrolled in a Catholic elementary school and choosing three test sites, verify that you have correctly entered the test site codes.
• For paper registration, a cashier’s check or money order made payable to TACHS is required. Personal checks are not accepted and will be returned along with your Registration Form.
• Paper Registration Forms must be received by October 1, 2010.
• Call 1-866-618-2247 four business days before the test if you have not received your Admit Card.
• When you receive the Admit Card, be sure to consult with your parents/guardians and your teachers/counselors to make your high school choices.
• Plan to arrive at your test site at 8:15 A.M. on the day of the test. Remember, the test site is where you take the examination, not necessarily the school you wish to attend in the fall.
• Be sure to bring your Admit Card and valid identifi cation, such as a library card, to the test site.
• DO NOT bring any electronic devices, calculators, cell phones, food, or beverages with you to the test.
• All TACHS test results are fi nal. No rescoring will be done.
iv 2010–2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May 25, 2010 TACHS information website update with 2010–2011 information. www.tachsinfo.com.
Early August 2010 Student Handbook is available electronically at www.tachsinfo.com.
September 1, 2010 Registration materials available at the following types of locations: Catholic elementary and high schools, religious education offices, parishes and CCDs, select private and public elementary schools, and public libraries.
September 1, 2010 Registration available via Internet at www.tachsinfo.com and telephone at 1-866-61TACHS (1-866-618-2247).
October 1, 2010 Deadline for paper registration. Form & fee must be received at the TACHS Exam Office by this date.
October 8, 2010 Deadline for submitting request and supporting documentation to diocese for extended testing time accommodation. (Do not submit the request to the TACHS Exam Office. It will be returned to you.)
October 18, 2010 Deadline for Internet and telephone registration.
October 21–22, 2010 Admit Card Distribution – Admit Cards for registrants enrolled in a Catholic elementary school are mailed directly to the schools for distribution. Admit Cards for all other students are mailed to the address provided on the registration form.
November 1, 2010 Call 1-866-61TACHS (1-866-618-2247) if Admit Card is not yet received.
November 5, 2010 (FRI) TACHS ADMINISTRATION for Archdiocese of New York
November 13, 2010 (SAT) TACHS ADMINISTRATION for Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens
December 9, 2010 Paper TACHS Applicant Records due to students’ three high school choices. (See Student Handbook for more information.)
January 13, 2011 Release of admission notices by high schools.
February 2011 Response Cards back to high schools – high school notification letters will include information relative to the date on which students should return his/her acceptance letter to the high school they choose to attend.
March 2, 2011 High School Registration Day
1 FACTS ABOUT THE TACHS
The Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools (TACHS) will test eighth grade students who are interested in attending a Catholic high school beginning September 2011. In order to be admitted into Catholic high schools, students must take an admissions examination in November 2010. The results from that examination, along with school records and other information, are then sent to the high school principals to assist them in making admission decisions. Each student’s information will be sent to three high schools of his/her choice. Results also will be sent to the Catholic elementary schools within the Archdiocese of New York or the Diocese of Brooklyn/ Queens.
ACADEMIC SKILLS TESTED The TACHS measures academic achievement in reading, language arts, and mathematics, along with general reasoning skills. The test has been developed with the advice and approval of diocesan representatives.
EXAMINATION FEE A nonrefundable examination fee of $52.00 will include registration materials, this Student Handbook, test materials, and the reporting of scores to three high schools of a student’s choice. Duplicate registrations may result in a processing fee.
TEST CANDIDATES The TACHS is only for current eighth grade students. Students wishing to apply to a Catholic high school for a grade other than the ninth grade should apply directly to that high school. A student may take the TACHS examination only once.
PARENT/GUARDIAN REPORTS A Home Report will be provided for each student after high school notifications have been mailed in January 2011. For Catholic school students within the Archdiocese of New York or the Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens, the Home Report will be sent to the elementary school for distribution. For public, private, and non-diocesan school students, the Home Report will be sent to the student’s home address. All TACHS test results are final. No rescoring will be done.
SPECIAL TEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS The only accommodation allowed will be extended testing time. An Eligibility Form and further instructions for students needing extended testing time are located on page 10 of this handbook.
If a student will have difficulty with stairs leading into a test site or with stairs, doorways, or the like within a test site, please contact your diocesan office.
Archdiocese of New York 1-212-371-1011 Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens 1-718-281-9643
2 REGISTERING FOR THE TACHS
Remember to select only ONE method. Duplicate registrations may result in a processing fee.
Registration Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Window Registration Payment ($52/Student) Confi rmation
09/01–10/18 Go to Credit card payment Immediate www.tachsinfo.com. required in order to confi rmation Click on the registration link complete registration. available to print. 1SFGFSSFE to access the Registration If e-mail address .FUIPE Form. Credit card statement is provided, will refl ect a charge to confi rmation also INTERNET “TACHS.” will be e-mailed.
Registration Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Window Registration Payment ($52/Student) Confi rmation
09/01–10/18 Call toll-free Credit card payment Immediate verbal 1-866-61TACHS required in order to confi rmation (1-866-618-2247) complete registration. available. If e-mail address M–F 8A.M.–7P.M. (EST) Credit card statement is provided, Sat & Sun 10A.M.–2P.M. (EST) will refl ect a charge to confi rmation also “TACHS.” will be e-mailed. TELEPHONE
Registration Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Window Registration Payment ($52/Student) Confi rmation
09/01–10/01Complete paper Registration a) Cashier’s check No immediate Form. or money order confi rmation required. Mail available. completed form and fee to the TACHS Exam Offi ce. OR PAPER b) Return completed form and fee to your Catholic elementary school for bulk submission.
• No cash or personal checks accepted. • Make cashier’s check or money order payable to “TACHS,” and include student’s name on memo line. • Paper registrations received with incorrect payment amount will be held for processing until resolution. • Use the pre-addressed envelope to mail your Registration Form and fee to:
TACHS Examination Offi ce PO Box 64675 Eagan, MN 55164-9522
3 COMPLETING A PAPER REGISTRATION FORM
If you are unable to register for the 2010 TACHS exam via the Internet or telephone, obtain a paper registration form and follow the steps below to complete the form. All fields are required. While following the steps, also review the sample on the pages that follow.
Remember to use a No. 2 pencil. If you use anything else, the scanner will NOT be able to read your information. Start all entries at the left edge of the block. Please fill in the circles completely. If you make a mistake, be sure to thoroughly erase any marks you wish to change. Do not make any stray marks on the form.
PAGE 1 Do not write on this page.
PAGE 2 BLOCK A STUDENT NAME (Last Name, First Name, and Middle Initial) Print your last name, first name, and middle initial in the boxes. If there are not enough boxes to print your complete last name, print as many letters as there are boxes. Do not use nicknames. Fill in the corresponding circle below each box that matches each letter you printed.
BLOCK B LAST NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN Only if your last name is different from your parent or guardian’s last name, fill in the circle for Mr., Ms., or Mrs., and then print the last name of the head of the household to whom the post office should deliver your Admit Card. Fill in the corresponding circle below each box that matches each letter you printed.
BLOCK C TELEPHONE NUMBER Print the numbers in the boxes, and then fill in the corresponding circles. Fill in your area code, but do not use “1” before the area code.
BLOCK D GENDER Fill in the appropriate circle to indicate your gender, male (boy) or female (girl).
BLOCK E STUDENT’S RELIGION Fill in the circle that indicates your religion, Catholic or non-Catholic.
BLOCK F BIRTHDATE Print the month, day, and year you were born. Fill in the corresponding circles to indicate the month, day, and year. If your birthdate does not fall on or between April 30, 1995, and April 30, 1998, please call 1-866-61TACHS (1-866-618-2247).
BLOCK G STUDENT HANDBOOK SOURCE Fill in the circle that most accurately indicates where you received your Student Handbook.
PAGE 3 BLOCK H MAILING ADDRESS Print your house number and the street name, and fill in the corresponding circles below. Leave
4 a blank space between the house number and street name (example: 8 Randall Street), and fill in the empty circle below the space. If there are not enough boxes to print your street name, print as many letters as there are boxes.
BLOCK I APARTMENT NUMBER If you have an apartment number, please print it in the boxes, and fill in the corresponding circles below.
BLOCK J CITY OR TOWN Print the name of the city or town in which you live. Fill in the corresponding circles below.
BLOCK K STATE Fill in the circle corresponding to the state in which you live.
BLOCK L ZIP CODE Print the numbers in the boxes, and fill in the corresponding circles below.
BLOCK 1 LOCATION OF CURRENT SCHOOL Fill in the circle that indicates the borough, county, or state where you attend school.
BLOCKS 2 AND 3 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CODE You will complete either Block 2 or Block 3. DO NOT complete both blocks.
If you are enrolled in a Catholic school within the Archdiocese of New York or the Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens, complete Block 2 with the appropriate TACHS school code. TACHS school codes are found on pages 23–25 of this handbook. Print the numbers in the boxes, and fill in the corresponding circles below.
All other students, complete Block 3 with the appropriate school code. TACHS elementary school codes for public, private, and non-diocesan schools are found on page 26 of this handbook. If your school is not listed, use 999 as your school code. Print the numbers in the boxes, and fill in the corresponding circles below.
This information does not affect the admission of students attending schools outside of the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens into the TACHS exam.
If you completed Block 3, you must complete Block 4 on page 4 of the Registration Form. PAGE 4 BLOCK 4 TEST SITE SELECTION Do NOT complete this section if you attend a Catholic elementary school.
Select three test site choices from the list on the fourth page of the Registration Form. Be sure to fill in all three choices. Chosen test sites cannot be guaranteed and do not relate to the high school you want to attend. Print the numbers in the boxes, and fill in the corresponding circles below.
GO BACK AND CHECK ALL OF YOUR INFORMATION. The computer will print your information exactly as you have bubbled it. Make sure to erase all stray pencil marks on the Registration Form.
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9 ELIGIBILITY FORM FOR STUDENTS NEEDING EXTENDED TESTING TIME
You must complete this form for approval of your request and mail it to the appropriate diocese. Students must be registered prior to the submission of this form. Forms must arrive by October 8, 2010.
Mrs. Diane Phelan Dr. Joseph Gerics Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens Archdiocese of New York 7200 Douglaston Parkway 1011 First Avenue Douglaston, NY 11362 New York, NY 10022 DO NOT RETURN THIS FORM TO THE TACHS EXAMINATION OFFICE.
Student Name ______Birthdate ______Last First MI Month Day Year
Mailing Address ______Telephone # ______Number and Street Apt Area Code Number
______City State Zip Code
Current Elementary School ______Gender ❑ ❑ School Name School Code Male Female
REQUIRED: I have registered my child for the TACHS on-line, via telephone, or paper. My child’s TACHS ID is ______.
Eligibility • Which disability qualifies the student for extended time? ❑ Visual ❑ Physical ❑ Learning ❑ Hearing ❑ Other (Describe)
______❑ Temporary (Describe)
______• What type of documentation states the need for extended time? ❑ Current IEP—Student’s IEP must specifically state that extended testing time is an allowable accommodation and be dated within 12 months of the test dates. ❑ Current educational evaluation by medical/psychological professional (completed within the past three years). This evaluation must specifically state that extended testing time is an allowable accommodation. • A copy of the documentation must be submitted with this form. This application for extended time will not be processed without accompanying documentation. Parent and Principal Agreement: We, the undersigned, agree that the above information is correct and that the above-mentioned student is eligible to apply for extended testing time for the TACHS 2010. ______Parent or Legal Guardian’s Signature Date
______Principal’s Signature Date
10 ADMIT CARDS (Admission into TACHS)
YOU MUST BRING YOUR ADMIT CARD TO THE TEST SITE ON EXAM DAY.
Applicants should receive their Admit Cards the week of October 25, 2010, if the Registration Form was submitted on time. If you have not received your Admit Card by November 1, 2010, call 1-866-618-2247. Students attending a Catholic elementary school should check with their teacher before calling.
When you receive your Admit Card, please review it to verify that all information is accurate. Write your name, TACHS ID, and test site code on the front of this Handbook. Keep this Handbook until March 2011, when the examination process is complete.
Check the following: • Your name and address • The date and the time of the examination • The test site name and the address of the school where you are scheduled to take the examination Your test site will not necessarily be the high school you wish to attend in fall 2011. Every effort will be made to assign you to one of your test site choices. If your name and/or address are incorrect on the card, please bring the Admit Card, indicating changes, to your test site on the day of testing.
Please fill in the following: • Enter the names and TACHS code numbers for your three high school choices. (See the Choosing Your High Schools section in this Handbook on page 13.) • The signature of a parent or guardian is required to show agreement with your choices. • The high school codes must be transferred to your answer document on the day of testing in order for your results to be sent to your three choices.
YOU WILL NOT BE ADMITTED INTO THE EXAM WITHOUT THIS CARD.
SAMPLE ADMIT CARD
YOU WILL NOT BE ADMITTED INTO THE EXAMINATION WITHOUT THIS CARD.
Present this card at: BISHOP FORD CENTRAL CATH HS 500 19TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11215 TACHS ID TEST SITE CODE Test Date: Diocese of Brooklyn/Queens 3142230 001 Saturday, November 13, 2010 Fill in the name and corresponding school code for each of your high Test Orientation: 8:15 AM school choices below (see instructions in the Student Handbook). The high school codes indicated below must be transferred to the answer Approximate document prior to taking the test or your results will not be distributed Testing Time: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM accordingly. High School Name High School Code
John Doe 1st c/o Mr. Jones 2nd 123 Smith St. 3rd Any Town, NY 11234
PARENT OR GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED
11 BLANK ADMIT CARD
If for some reason you have misplaced your Admit Card, or if it is four working days before the test and you have not received one, call 1-866-618-2247. Have the blank Admit Card below available.
1. Print the information given to you by the operator in the appropriate spaces. • Your TACHS ID • Test Site Code • Test Site Name • Test Date 2. Print your full name and mailing address below “Approximate Testing Time.” 3. Print the names of your three high school choices followed by their respective codes. (For more information on Choosing Your High Schools, see page 13.) 4. Have your parent or guardian sign the card to indicate agreement with your choices.
After you have completed all information required on the Admit Card: 1. Cut out the completed card below, and make sure to bring it to your test site on the day of testing. 2. Bring valid identification to the test site, such as a library card.
The high school codes must be transferred to your answer document on the day of testing in order for your results to be sent to your three choices.
YOU WILL NOT BE ADMITTED INTO THE EXAMINATION WITHOUT THIS CARD.
Present this card at:
TACHS ID TEST SITE CODE Test Date:
Fill in the name and corresponding school code for each of your high Test Orientation: 8:15 AM school choices below (see instructions in the Student Handbook). The high school codes indicated below must be transferred to the answer Approximate document prior to taking the test or your results will not be distributed Testing Time: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM accordingly. High School Name High School Code
1st
2nd
3rd
PARENT OR GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED
12 CHOOSING YOUR HIGH SCHOOLS
THE SELECTION PROCESS • Once registered for the TACHS, you will have to choose three high schools to which you want to apply. Remember, the testing site has no bearing on your high school choice. • These three high school choices will receive your TACHS scores. • Making choices about which high school to attend is very important, and you should consider your choices carefully. • The high schools’ websites, along with open house information, will be available through www.tachsinfo.com. • Parents/guardians should accompany students to high school open houses and read school literature before selecting three high school choices. • Also discuss your choices with your teacher, guidance counselor, or principal to determine which schools will be the best match for you. • Be realistic in your choices. • Make sure that you are eligible for the schools to which you apply. • Determine daily travel time from your home to school, and be sure that you are willing to travel the distance involved. • Admission and scholarship decisions are the responsibility of the individual high school.
HIGH SCHOOL CODES • When you receive your Admit Card, print the school name and TACHS code of your first, second, and third high school choices. • Many high schools have the same name, so be sure to include the unique TACHS High School Code, which can be found in the Open House Information beginning on page 17 of this Handbook. • Make sure to accurately fill in the TACHS High School Codes. If your codes are incorrect, your scores will be sent to the wrong high schools. • Do not put a school choice down more than once. It does not increase your chances of selection by that high school. • IF YOU DO NOT LIST ANY SCHOOLS ON YOUR ANSWER DOCUMENT, YOUR SCORES WILL NOT BE SENT TO ANY HIGH SCHOOLS. • No changes or corrections to high school choices will be made after the test is taken. • Bring your completed Admit Card to your test site. At this time, you will have to transfer the TACHS High School Code numbers onto your answer document.
13 APPLICANT RECORDS
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING A CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK OR THE DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN/QUEENS Your Applicant Record is available to your elementary school via the Internet once you have registered for the exam. The last day to complete the Applicant Record online will be December 9, 2010. Your principal, elementary school teacher, or counselor must complete the TACHS Applicant Record. Beginning December 17, your three Catholic high school choices will be able to access your completed Applicant Record via the Internet.
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING A PUBLIC, PRIVATE, OR NON-DIOCESAN SCHOOL Parents are requested to complete Section A of the Applicant Record found on page 15 in this Handbook before submitting it to the student’s eighth grade teacher, counselor, or principal, who will complete the remaining three sections. It can be photocopied as needed. Upon completion, a school official will make three copies of the forms and mail them to the high schools indicated. These forms must be received by the designated high schools by December 10, 2010. Failure to return this form to the high schools may impact your being considered for admission into the high schools to which you are applying.
To assist the admissions process, it is important that high schools receive • the final grades pertaining to Grade 6 and Grade 7, • the first quarter or trimester grades for Grade 8, and • all standardized testing results, conduct, effort, and attendance assessments.
NOTE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS: By registering for the TACHS Examination, you consent to the release of your child’s student records.
If additional information is needed about a student for any of the schools, you may call the high schools directly. (See Open House Information beginning on page 17 of this Handbook.)
DO NOT return the Applicant Record to the TACHS Exam Office. Ask a school official to send it to your child’s three high school choices.
14 THIS IS NOT A REGISTRATION FORM.
APPLICANT RECORD 2010–2011
A. Student Information TACHS ID Phone Number Birthdate
Last Name First Name M.I. Male Female
Last Name of Parent/Guardian (if different) Email Address
Mailing Address City State Zip Code
Catholic Parish (if applicable) Current School and County/Location Send Applicant Record to High Schools listed below: 1st 2nd
3rd B. School Record C. Personal Progress Gr. 6 Gr. 7 Gr. 8 Gr. 6 Gr. 7 Gr. 8 Religion Conduct Reading (ADNY) Effort Language Arts Days Late Reading (DBQ) Days Absent Mathematics Social Studies Will student take any YES Science Regents exams in June? NO Foreign Language (specify) If yes, what subjects?
D. Standardized Test Record Grade 6 Grade 7 Nat’l %ile (ADNY Only) Nat’l %ile (ADNY Only) Local %ile Local %ile Reading Total Student needs remediation. Language Total Student has an IEP on file. Mathematics Total Please call me for more information.
E. Comments Please place school stamp or seal in this box.
Date Person completing this form Title Phone
By registering for the TACHS Examination, you consent to the release of all school records about your child. Due date to each of the high schools is December 9, 2010. Do not return to TACHS Exam Office.
15 HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION FAIRS
Information about the Catholic high schools in the region and the TACHS registration process will be available.
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK
BRONX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Cardinal Hayes High School Cardinal Spellman High School 650 Grand Concourse One Cardinal Spellman Place Bronx, New York 10451 Bronx, New York 10466
MANHATTAN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2010 12:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. Fordham University at Lincoln Center 60th Street & Columbus Avenue New York, New York 10023
WESTCHESTER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2010 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. St. Joseph Seminary 201 Seminary Avenue Yonkers, New York 10704-1896
DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN/QUEENS
BROOKLYN QUEENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2010 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2010 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. St. Francis College St. John’s University 180 Remsen Street 8000 Utopia Parkway (Between Court and Clinton Streets) (Between Union Turnpike and Brooklyn, New York 11201 Grand Central Parkway) Jamaica, New York 11439
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17 Friday Friday Sunday Sunday Sunday 1 - 3 PM 2 - 5 PM 6 - 8 PM 5 - 7 PM 6 - 8 PM Tuesday 1 - 4 PM 1 - 4 PM 4 - 7 PM 1 - 4 PM 6 - 8 PM 1 - 4 PM Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Thursday 12 - 3 PM 12 - 3 PM 11 AM - 3 PM 11 10 AM - 1 PM 10 10 AM - 2 PM 10 5:30 - 8:30 PM 8:30 - 10:30 AM 8:30 - 10:30 10:30 AM - 1 PM 10:30 October 8, 2010 October 30, 2010 October 15, 2010 October 24, 2010 October 16, 2010 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 9:30 Sat., October 23, 2010 Sat., October 16, 2010 Sat., January 29, 2011 Wed., October 6, 2010 Wed., Wed., October 27, 2010 Wed., Thurs., October 7, 2010 Thurs., February 3, 2011 www.stjean.org www.staghs.org www.cshnyc.org www.xavierhs.org www.regis-nyc.org www.cheznous.org www.cabrinihs.com www.loyola-nyc.org www.cristoreyny.org www.cathedralhs.org www.marymountnyc.org www.lasalleacademy.org www.ricehighschool.com www.saintvincentferrer.com www.dominicanacademy.org www.saintgeorgeschools.org AP Academic Academic AP Courses AP Community Admissions 2010–2011 Dates Lay Faculty Advanced Placement Lay Faculty Advanced Placement Dominican Sisters M A N H A T T A N H I G H S C H O O L S N H I G S C O L A T A N H A M PrincipalPrincipal BrothersPrincipal Religious SistersPrincipal Prep College Electives Principal Holy ChildPrincipal (other Sisters andPrincipal Registration $142 College Prep College Prep 100 Notre Dame Brothers of the $2,000.00 Regents $500 - Fees October 21, 2010 AcademicPrincipalPrincipal 120 Saint Ursula - Fees $500 $7,250.00 Jesuit FathersPrincipal October 16, 2010 Academic Academic Bridgeport, CT 75 October 16, 2010 139 $8,590.00 Regents Tuition No Headmaster Jesuit College Prep 50 $28,000.00 Headmaster Jesuits Fathers & Lay College Prep 270 $12,325.00 Administrators Program Teaching ApproximateWebsiteHouse Tuition Open Headmistress Sacred Heart of Mary Program Including Fees October 19, 2010 Head of School Sacred Heart of Jesus Head of School the Sacred Heart of Jesus Honors $550 - Fee October 30, 2010 Ms. Joan Close Diocesan Priests Med. Law 200 $6,425.00 Mr. William FordMr. Sisters of the Dr. Gary Tocchet Gary Dr. Mr. Robert ConteMr. Marist Regents 100 $6,550.00 Mr. James Lyness Mr. Mr. Michael Livigni Mr. Dr. William Macatee Dr. Rev. Philip Judge, SJRev. & Lay Men and Women College $550 - Fees 2010 Mon., October 11, Dr. William HambletonDr. Christian Schools Regents Mrs. Maureen Noonan Sisters of Sister Gail Morgan, OP Dominican Sisters Honors 120 $7,700.00 Head of School/Principal of Christian Brothers Academic $600 - Fees October 17, 2010 Dr. Joseph J. CiancagliniDr. Religious of theSister Barbara Kane, OP Prep College of Peace 20 $35,615.00 Academic 55 $10,500.00 John R. Raslowsky IIMr. Men and Women Mrs. Concepcion R. AlvarMrs. Concepcion R. Religious of the College Prep 28 $34,900.00 Mrs. Rose Kelly McTague Missionary Sisters of Academic College Prep 100 $7,490.00 Rev. Mr. Peter P. Shyshka Peter P. Mr. Rev. Lay Faculty College Prep 30 $5,600.00 Rev. Joseph P. Parkes, SJ Joseph P. Rev. Christian Brothers O'Brien, SUSister Virginia & Other College Prep $385 - Fees October 24, 2010 Sister Maria Cassano, CND Congregation of Honors 125 $6,700.00 Brother Michael Segvich, CFC Congregation College 100 $5,750.00 Rev. Stephen N. Katsouros, SJRev. Fathers Name of School 212-288-1100 President Prep 212-923-3540 212-873-9100 212-744-0195212-288-1645 lay teachers on staff) 212-473-3323 212-475-8940 President Advanced Placement 212-620-5575 President Religious Sisters 212-744-4486 212-722-4745 212-688-1545 212-288-3522 President 212-535-4680 212-369-4100 212-996-7000 President Jesuits 212-924-7900 President Loyola School Rice High School La Salle Academy La Salle Regis High School Marymount School Mother Cabrini H S Xavier High School New York, New York 10011 New York New York, St. Agnes Boys H S St. 10024 New York New York, 10128 New York New York, 10065 New York New York, 10003 New York New York, 10003 New York New York, 10028 New York New York, 10028 New York New York, 10040 New York New York, 10014 New York New York, 10027 New York New York, 10065 New York New York, Notre Dame School New York, New York 10029 New York New York, Dominican Academy St. George Academy St. George St. Jean Baptiste H S St. Vincent Ferrer H S St. Vincent Cathedral High School New York, New York 10022-4199 New York New York, 10021-3296 New York New York, 10028-0884 New York New York, Cristo Rey NY High School Cristo Rey NY Convent of the Sacred Heart GirlsGirls 350 East 56th Street One East 91st Street Girls 44 East 68th Street Girls 173 East 75th Street GirlsGirlsGirlsAvenue Fifth 1026 Avenue 701 Fort Washington 13th Street West 327 Girls 151 East 65th Street Pop. BoysAvenue End 555 West Boys 44 East 2nd Street Boys 124th Street 74 West Boys 16th Street 30 West Boys 55 East 84th Street Coed East 106th Street 112 Coed 215 East 6th Street CoedAvenue 980 Park School
N/A 107 209 202 206 204 110 105 301 208 109 212 N/A I.D. # N/A N/A N/A T.A.C.H.S.
18 Girls only Boys only Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday 1 - 4 PM 7 - 9 PM 1 - 4 PM 1 - 4 PM Saturday 12 - 3 PM 1 PM- 3 PM 1 PM - 3 1 PM - 4 11 AM - 2 PM 11 11 AM - 2 PM 11 11:30 AM - 3 PM 11:30 January 30, 2011 October 30, 2010 October 31, 2010 October 31, 2010 October 17, 2010 October 17, 2010 October 24, 2010 1 - 4 PM Sun., Oct. 24, 2010 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM 11:30 1 - 4 PM Sun., October 17, 2010 Sun., October 24, 2010 www.sjva.org www.stjhill.org www.ollchs.org www.msgrfarrellhs.org www.burkecatholic.org www.stpetersgirlshs.org www.stpetersboyshs.org www.albertusmagnus.net www.colemancatholic.org www.moorecatholichs.org www.stjosephbythesea.org www.notredameacademy.org $395 - Academic Fee $395 - Honors, Regents Regents Academic Learning Center Majors Programs Presentation Scholars, 200 $6,750.00 Community Admissions 2010–2011 Dates Community Admissions 2010–2011 Dates Lay Faculty Sisters of Charity Archdiocesan Priests, Sisters of St. John the Baptist, Sisters of Our Lady the Garden, U P S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L S T E H I G S C O L A S T U P S T A T E N I S L A N D H I G H S C H O O L S N D H I G S C O L A T E N I S L A S T PrincipalPrincipal Lay FacultyPrincipal I.H.M. Sisters Advanced Placement Principal Divine Charity Advanced Regents Principal Brothers, Sisters Principal Advanced Regents Principal Honors Congregation ofPrincipal Christian Schools & Advanced Honors 100Principal $8,300.00 Principal Honors Lay Men & WomenPrincipal Sisters of St. Ursula Placement Adv. Dominican Sisters (all inclusive) Preparatory (all inclusive) October 24, 2010 $350 - Fees October 17, 2010 October 17, 2010 Mr. Louis Tullo Louis Mr. Lay Faculty Academic 192 $5,845.00 Mr. Joseph Troy Joseph Mr. Dominican Sisters College Prep 125 $8,550.00 Mr. John A. Fodera John Mr. Brothers of the Scholars 175 $6,075.00 Fr. Michael P. Reilly Michael P. Fr. Franciscan SistersAdvancement Honors/AP 400 $5,820.00 President / Principal Congregation of Our Lady Advanced Placement $950 - Fees Oct. 26, 2010 Tues., Dr. Gregory RossiconeDr. Honors Ms. Angela T. FerrandoT. Angela Ms. of Daughters Advancement AP 130 $7,300.00 Mr. Douglas McManus Mr. McKeownT. Mrs. Paula Lay Faculty Scholars 75 $7,320.00 Rev. John M. LagiovaneRev. Marist Brothers College 170 $7,000.00 Mrs. Barbara Ann LoganMrs. Barbara Sisters of St. John the Baptist College Prep 150 $7,700.00 Sister Patricia Corley, CNDSister Patricia Corley, Notre Dame Placement Rev. Msgr. Edmund Whalen Msgr. Rev. Religious Scholars 275 $6,950.00 Rev. Msgr. James T. Byrnes T. James Msgr. Rev. Diocesan Priest Honors 150 $7,600.00 718-984-6500 Diocesan Priests 718-447-8878 President Accelerated 718-761-9200 718-447-0304 845-294-5481 845-463-0400 Lay Faculty 718-442-6240 718-447-1374718-987-2900 Lay Faculty Lay Faculty Honors Regents 845-338-2750 718-447-1676 Lay Faculty Regents 845-623-8842 Sparkill of Rosary, Honors Hurley, New York 12443 York New Hurley, Moore Catholic H S Goshen, New York 10924 York Goshen, New Bardonia, New York 10954 York Bardonia, New Albertus Magnus H S Monsignor Farrell H S Academy Notre Dame John A. Coleman H S John St. Peter's HS for Girls St. John Villa Academy St. John Villa St. Peter's HS for Boys Staten Island, New York 10305 York Staten Island, New 10312 York Staten Island, New 10305 York Staten Island, New 10306 York Staten Island, New 10314 York Staten Island, New 10301 York Staten Island, New 10301 York Staten Island, New 10301 York Staten Island, New Poughkeepsie, New York 12603 York Poughkeepsie, New St. Joseph Hill Academy St. Joseph Hill Our Lady of Lourdes H S St. Joseph by-the-Sea HS John S. Burke Catholic H S GirlsAvenue Landis 25 Girls 850 Hylan Boulevard GirlsAvenue 134 Howard GirlsTerrace Richmond 300 Boys 2900 Amboy Road BoysAvenue 200 Clinton Coed 5150 Hylan Boulevard CoedAvenue 100 Merrill CoedCoed 798 Route 304 Coed 80 Fletcher Street CoedAvenue 430 Hurley 131 Boardman Road 116 117 307 224 221 223 306 225 330 328 N/A N/A I.D. # Pop. I.D. # Pop. T.A.C.H.S. School Name of School Administrators Teaching Program ApproximateT.A.C.H.S. Tuition School Name of School Website Open House Administrators Teaching Program Approximate Tuition Website Open House
19 Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday 1 - 4 PM 1 - 4 PM 1 - 4 PM 7 - 9 PM Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday 12 - 3 PM 12 - 3 PM 12 - 3 PM 12 - 3 PM 12 - 2 PM 12 - 3 PM 11 AM - 2 PM October 3, 2010 October 17, 2010 October 23, 2010 October 17, 2010 October 16, 2010 October 24, 2010 October 23, 2010 Sun., October 24, 2010 Wed., October 27, 2010 Sat., October 16, 2010 12-3 PM Wed., February 9, 2011 7-8:30 PM or www.bssg.net www.stepinac.org www.ionaprep.org www.victoryhs.org www.mariaregina.org www.holychildrye.org www.salesianhigh.org www.sacredhearths.net www.kennedycatholic.org www.blessedsacstgabhs.org www.ursulinenewrochelle.org www.themontfortacademy.org www.goodcounselacademyhs.org Fees includes $350 - fees, books, etc. $150 Registration Prep College plus fees October 23, 2010 Regents 75 $325 - Fees Academic Business Subjects Salesian Academic 150 $6,225.00 Community Admissions 2010–2011 Dates Lay Faculty Academic $6,500.00 Lay Faculty Classical 52 $8,500.00 Compassion Prep Compassion Academic 180 $6,950.00 I.H.M. Sisters Sisters of the Academic 39 $27,000.00 Sister of Mercy Academic 120 $7,120.00 Capuchin Friars College Prep 100 $7,200.00 Ursuline Sisters Prep College 120 $15,250.00 Congregation of College Prep 200 $14,200.00 Diocesan Priests Prep College 175 $7,700.00 Christian Brothers Academics Franciscan Sisters Prep College Franciscan Sisters College Priests & Brothers Prep College $660 - Fees Tues., February 8, 2011 7-8:30 PM Holy Child of Jesus Prep College Other Religious and Honors Books Include October 30, 2010 Sisters of the Divine Sisters of the Divine College 100 $8,275.00 Dominican Sisters OP College Prep 675 - Fees October 16, 2010 Sisters of Resurrection Academic 130 $7,250.00 W E S T C H E S T E R H I G H S C H O O L S W E S T C H R I G O L
Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal President President President President Headmaster Mr. Paul Carty Mr. Head of School Mr. Edward Sullivan Mr. Flaherty John P. Mr. Sullivan Ann F. Mrs. President / Principal President / Principal Terenzio Steven Mr. Mr. Joseph Pagnozzi Mr. Mrs. Eileen Davidson Mr. George Teasdale Sister Joan Agro, OP Mrs. Agnes McNamara Sister Patricia Wolf, RSM Sister Patricia Wolf, Brother Thomas Leto, CFC Brother Sister Carol Peterson, RDC Rev. Patrick Angelucci, SDB Patrick Rev. Sister Danielle M. Baran, CR Rev. Msgr. Anthony Marchitelli Msgr. Rev. Rev. Mark G. Vaillancourt, Ph.D. Mark G. Vaillancourt, Rev.
24 Shea Place 565 Broadway 54 Route 138 99 Valley Road 148 Main Street 255 Wilmot Road 914-946-4800 914-761-3300 Dominican Sisters Prep 914-632-0248 914-632-0714 President 914-965-3114 914-693-1633 914-632-2595 914-232-5061 Diocesan Priests 914-967-5622 914-636-3950 Lay Collaborators Placement Adv. and Fees 12:30 - 3:30 PM 914-949-0178 914-767-0325 52 North Broadway 34 Convent Avenue 1354 North Avenue Academy of Our Maria Regina H S Sacred Heart H S 950 Mamaroneck Avenue Somers, New York 10589 The Ursuline School Blessed Sacrament/ Yonkers, New York 10703 Katonah, New York 10536 Salesian High School 2225 Westchester Avenue Hartsdale, New York 10530 Kennedy Catholic H S 500 West Hartsdale Avenue Rye, New York 10580-1940 Lady of Good Counsel St. Gabriel High School White Plains, New York 10605 Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522 The Montfort Academy White Plains, New York 10603 New Rochelle, NY 10801-7122 Iona Preparatory School School of the Holy Child New Rochelle, York 10804 New Rochelle, York 10804 Archbishop Stepinac H S New Rochelle, York 10801-5396 Our Lady of Victory Academy Girls Girls Girls Girls Boys Boys Girls Coed Coed Coed Coed Boys 2 2 8 9 1 8 6 2 0 6 4 8 4 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 3 6 2 1 1 1 3 2 2 3 1 2 2 2 I.D. # Pop. T.A.C.H.S. School Name of School Administrators Teaching Program Approximate Tuition Website Open House
20 Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Female Female Female Female Female Gender Test Site Test
1 PM to 4 6 PM to 8 6 PM to 8 10 AM to 2 PM 10 6:30 PM to 8 1 PM to 3:30 6:30 PM to 8 7 PM to 8:30 12:00 PM to 4 10 AM to 1:30 PM 10 5:30 PM to 7:30 6:30 PM to 8:30 6:30 PM to 9:00 5:30 PM to 7:30 with presentations at 12:30 PM to 3:30 12:30 PM to 3:30 2:00 PM and 3:00 Presentation at 7:00 PM Sunday, October 3, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 17, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 24, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 24, 2010 Sunday, October 17, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 24, 2010 Sunday, Tuesday, October 19, 2010 Tuesday, Tuesday, October 26, 2010 Tuesday, Saturday, October 16, 2010 Saturday, Thursday, October 21, 2010 Thursday, Thursday, October 14, 2010 Thursday, Thursday, October 14, 2010 Thursday, with presentation at 7:00 PM Thursday, February 17, 2011 February 17, 2011 Thursday, Thursday, November 4, 2010 Thursday, Wednesday, October 27, 2010 Wednesday, Saturday, September 25, 2010 Saturday, Presentations at 11 AM & 1 PM Presentations at 11 Wednesday, November 10, 2010 Wednesday, Wednesday, November 10, 2010 Wednesday, Website Open House Dates www.stsaviour.org www.fontbonne.org www.sjhsbridge.org www.nazarethrhs.org www.bishopfordhs.org www.stedmundprep.org www.bishoploughlin.org www.mcauleybrooklyn.org $5,250 $7,550 $7,675 $7,850 $7,750 $8,200 www.bishopkearneyhs.org Tuition Tuition 2010–2011 2010–2011 $600 - Fees 60 $7,500 70 75 $7,500 250 $10,600 www.xaverian.org 135 200 200 250 225 Approx. Sept. 2010 Admissions
Medaille AP Honors; AP AP Classes AP Grades 9-12; Studies Institute College Preparatory College Preparatory 75 $5,900 College Preparatory; College Preparatory; Regents Curriculum; College Preparatory; College Preparatory Special Education for Technology Program; Technology Advanced Placement Fine Arts; Pre-Nursing Fine College Credit Program College-Bound Students Honors Programs; Asian Honors Programs; New York State Regents; York New Basic Academic Program; Pre-Med/Nursing; Pre-Law; International Baccalaureate Fine Arts, Regents Program Fine Program; Regents Placement; Honors Courses, Advanced Placement; Honors College Preparatory; Advanced College Preparatory; Academic College Preparatory; Program; Advanced Placement; Program;
Jesus Brentwood of the Brothers Brentwood, NY Brentwood, NY Sisters of Mercy Xaverian Brothers The Congregation of St. Francis Xavier Sisters of St. Joseph Sisters of St. Joseph Sisters of St. Joseph Sisters of St. Joseph Mid-Atlantic Community Dominican Sisters of Sparkill; School Sisters of Notre Dame De La Salle Christian Brothers; Sisters of St. Dominic, Mercy, Sisters of Notre Dame de Mercy, Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn, Namur, Congregation of the Infant Namur, Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville Sisters of St. Dominic BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOLS BROOKLYN
Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal President President President Co-Principal Co-Principal Mr. Robert Alesi Robert Mr. Mr. John Touhey Touhey John Mr. Mrs. Barbara Gil Administrator(s) Community Teaching Program Mrs. Gilda T. King King T. Mrs. Gilda Ms. Geri Martinez Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Ms. Margaret Lake Assistant Principals Mr. James P. Dorney James P. Mr. Mr. Frank V. Brancato Frank V. Mr. Mr. John P. Lorenzetti John P. Mr. Mr. Raymond P. Nash Raymond P. Mr. Director of Admissions Director of Ms. Josephine Valente Ms. Josephine Valente Sister Clare Rapp, CSJ Deacon Ronald Rizzuto Mrs. Providencia Quiles Mrs. Margaret Bernstein Miss Nancy E. McKeever Deacon Kevin McCormack Sister Joan Gallagher, CSJ Sister Joan Gallagher, Sister Valeria Belanger, SSND Belanger, Sister Valeria Brother Dennis J. Cronin, FSC Sister Rosemarie Baglivio, CSJ Sister Dolores F. Crepeau, CSJ Sister Dolores F. Assistant Principal - Academics Assistant Principal - Sister Thomasine Stagnitta, CSJ Sister Address Address 718-768-4406 Xaverian H.S. 718-836-7100 718-624-3618 718-743-6100 718-748-2244 718-857-2700 718-462-7282 718-236-6363 718-360-2510 588 6th Street School Name St. Joseph H.S. Phone Number St. Saviour H.S. 500 19th Street 2202 60th Street 7100 Shore Road 9901 Shore Road 2474 Ocean Avenue 2474 Ocean 475 East 57th Street 710 East 37th Street 80 Willoughby Street 357 Clermont Avenue 357 Clermont Bishop Kearney H.S. 718-763-1100 ext. 223 718-763-1100 Catherine McAuley H.S. Nazareth Regional H.S. Fontbonne Hall Academy Fontbonne Hall Brooklyn, New York 11229 York Brooklyn, New 11215 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11203 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11238 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11209 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11204 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11201 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11209 11209 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11203 York Brooklyn, New Brooklyn, New York 11215 York Brooklyn, New St. Edmund Preparatory H.S. Bishop Loughlin Memorial H.S. Bishop Ford Central Catholic HS Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Boys Pop. Coed Coed Coed Coed 006 011 010 002 009 005 004 008 003 001 CODE TACHS TACHS
21 Male Male Male Coed Coed Coed Coed Female Female Gender Test Site Test
1 PM to 4 3 PM to 6 11 AM to 4 PM 1 PM to 4 10 AM to 1 PM 10 10 AM to 1 PM 10 10 AM to 3 PM 10 6:30 PM to 8 11 AM to 3:00 PM 11 10 AM to 1:00 PM 10 12 PM to 4:30 Sunday, October 3, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 17, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 17, 2010 Sunday, Sunday, October 17, 2010 Sunday, Saturday, October 2, 2010 Saturday, Saturday, October 16, 2010 Saturday, Saturday, October 23, 2010 Saturday, Saturday, October 16, 2010 Saturday, Thursday, January 20, 2011 January 20, 2011 Thursday, Saturday, September 25, 2010 Saturday, Wednesday, November 3, 2010 Wednesday, Website Open House Dates www.ctkrhs.org www.molloyhs.org www.sfponline.org www.cathedralprepseminary.com $7,985 $7,000 $7,850 www.holycrosshs.org $7,250 Tuition Tuition 2010–2011 2010–2011 50 110 $7,500 www.msgrmcclancy.org 100 $7,600 www.stagneshs.org 700 250 250 $7,200 www.stjohnsprepschool.org 400 $7,480 220 245 $7,100 www.tmla.org Approx. Sept. 2010 Admissions
Program Grade Levels Holy Cross TV Holy Cross Performing Arts Performing Honors Program College Preparatory Advanced Placement Placement Courses; Honors Science Research Program; 100 Extracurricular Activities 100 Extracurricular Baccalaureate Program with Program; Advanced Regents Athletics, Clubs; AP Program AP Athletics, Clubs; Advanced Placement Exams; Honors, Advanced Placement College Preparatory; Academic College Preparatory; College Credit Offerings; Honor College Credit Offerings; St. John's University; Advanced St. John's University; Academic; Advanced Research; Academic; College Preparatory; Honors Program; College Credit Challenging College Preparatory Programs (36 Credits Available), Available), Programs (36 Credits Extensive Extracurricular Activity Extensive Extracurricular Father Moreau Honors Program; Courses in All 4 Years; Advanced Years; All 4 Courses in Microsoft IT Academy; Visual and Academy; Visual Microsoft IT Program; College Credit Program Honors and Advanced Placement; Honors and Electives in Art & Music; 4 Foreign Electives in Placement Program Available at All at Available Placement Program College Preparatory; 4 Year Honors Year College Preparatory; 4 Curriculum With a Strong Advanced Curriculum With a Strong Brother Andre Enrichment Program; Brother Languages; Science Research; Over Courses; Religious Retreat Program; 15 Advanced Placement Courses; 25 15
Joseph Women Marist Brothers Diocesan Priests Sisters of St Joseph Daughters of Wisdom QUEENS HIGH SCHOOLS Congregation of Holy Cross Dame; Dominican Sisters of Brothers of the Sacred Heart Charity; Sisters of St. Joseph; Sisters of Mercy; St. Franciscan Brothers; Sisters of Sisters of Mercy; Notre Sisters of St. Joseph (Brentwood) Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville Sisters of St. Dominic Amityville; Dedicated Lay Men and
Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal Principal President President Admissions Mrs. Ann Cordes Mrs. Rector - Principal Administrator(s) Community Teaching Program Rev. Fred Marano Rev. Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Mr. Daniel O'Keefe Mr. Mr. Theodore Jahn Mr. Mr. James P. Carey James P. Mr. Sr. Joan Martin, OP Joan Martin, OP Sr. Mrs. Susan Nicoletti Ms. Veronica Loehle Ms. Veronica Mr. Steven R. Giusto Mr. Ms. Loreen McCarthy Mr. William A. Higgins William Mr. Mr. Michael W. Michel Michael W. Mr. Director of Admissions Director of Mr. Joseph Giannuzzi Mr. Mr. Peter J. Mannarino Mr. Sister Filippa Luciano, CSJ Brother Joseph Holthaus, SC Brother Leonard Conway, OSF Brother Leonard Conway, Brother Thomas Schady, FMS Thomas Schady, Brother Vice Principal - Academic Dean Principal - Vice Sister Kathleen McKinney, CSJ Sister Kathleen McKinney, Address Address 718-592-6800 718-441-2100 718-366-7400 718-886-7250 718-353-6276 718-297-2120 718-721-7200 718-898-3800 718-423-8810 School Name Holy Cross H.S. Phone Number 56-25 92nd Street 71-06 31st Avenue 71-06 31st 13-20 124th Street 83-53 Manton Street 21-21 Crescent Street Archbishop Molloy H.S. Astoria, New York 11105 York Astoria, New 176-21 Wexford Terrace Terrace 176-21 Wexford St. Agnes Academic H.S. The Mary Louis Academy The Mary Louis Flushing, New York 11358 York Flushing, New Monsignor McClancy H.S. Elmhurst, New York 11373 York Elmhurst, New 68-02 Metropolitan Avenue Avenue 68-02 Metropolitan Briarwood, New York 11435 York Briarwood, New Christ the King Regional H.S. St. John's Preparatory School St. Francis Preparatory School 6100 Francis Lewis Boulevard 26-20 Francis Lewis Boulevard Middle Village, New York 11379 York New Middle Village, 11370 York East Elmhurst, New College Point, New York 11356 11356 York College Point, New Cathedral Preparatory Seminary Jamaica Estates, New York 11432 York Jamaica Estates, New Fresh Meadows, New York 11365 York Fresh Meadows, New Girls Girls Pop. Boys Boys Boys Coed Coed Coed Coed 013 014 015 018 019 020 012 016 017 CODE TACHS TACHS
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOLS CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 689 CHAMINADE HS MINEOLA 695 SACRED HEART ACADEMY HEMPSTEAD 690 HOLY TRINITY DIOCESAN HS HICKSVILLE 696 ST ANTHONY HS SOUTH HUNTINGTON 691 KELLENBERG MEMORIAL HS UNIONDALE 697 ST DOMINIC HS OYSTER BAY 693 MCGANN-MERCY HS RIVERHEAD 698 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST DHS W ISLIP 694 OUR LADY OF MERCY ACADEMY SYOSSET 699 ST MARY’S HS MANHASSET
CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CODES
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (BRONX) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 412 BLESSED SACRAMENT BRONX 416 ST DOMINIC BRONX 415 CHRIST THE KING BRONX 418 ST FRANCES DE CHANTAL BRONX 423 HOLY CROSS SCHOOL BRONX 419 ST FRANCES OF ROME BRONX 424 HOLY FAMILY BRONX 417 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI BRONX 425 HOLY ROSARY BRONX 420 ST FRANCIS XAVIER BRONX 426 HOLY SPIRIT BRONX 421 ST GABRIEL BRONX 427 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (GUN HILL) BRONX 422 ST HELENA BRONX 428 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (151 ST) BRONX 470 ST IGNATIUS ACADEMY BRONX 474 MT ST MICHAEL BRONX 430 ST JEROME BRONX 443 NATIVITY OF OUR BLESSED LADY BRONX 431 ST JOHN BRONX 445 OUR LADY OF ANGELS BRONX 432 ST JOHN CHRYSOSTOM BRONX 447 OUR LADY OF GRACE BRONX 433 ST JOHN VIANNEY BRONX 448 OUR LADY OF MERCY BRONX 434 ST JOSEPH BRONX 450 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL BRONX 435 ST LUCY BRONX 453 OUR LADY OF REFUGE BRONX 436 ST LUKE BRONX 446 OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION BRONX 439 ST MARGARET MARY BRONX 463 SACRED HEART (W 168 ST) BRONX 438 ST MARGARET OF CORTONA BRONX 475 SACRED HEART (ZEREGA) BRONX 440 ST MARTIN OF TOURS BRONX 465 SANTA MARIA BRONX 441 ST MARY BRONX 401 ST ANGELA MERICI BRONX 442 ST MARY STAR OF THE SEA BRONX 402 ST ANN BRONX 444 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE BRONX 403 ST ANSELM BRONX 459 ST PHILIP NERI BRONX 404 ST ANTHONY (MANSION ST) BRONX 461 ST RAYMOND BRONX 405 ST ANTHONY (MATILDA AVE) BRONX 466 ST SIMON STOCK BRONX 407 ST ATHANASIUS BRONX 467 ST THERESA BRONX 408 ST AUGUSTINE BRONX 468 ST THOMAS AQUINAS BRONX 410 ST BARNABAS BRONX 457 STS PETER & PAUL BRONX 411 ST BENEDICT BRONX 458 STS PHILIP & JAMES BRONX 413 ST BRENDAN BRONX 476 VILLA MARIA ACADEMY BRONX 414 ST CLARE OF ASSISI BRONX 469 VISITATION BRONX
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (DUTCHESS) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 799 HOLY TRINITY POUGHKEEPSIE 800 ST MARTIN DE PORRES POUGHKEEPSIE 796 REGINA COELI HYDE PARK 794 ST MARY FISHKILL 554 ST DENIS/ST COLUMBA HOPEWELL JUNCTION 803 ST MARY WAPPINGERS FALLS 804 ST JOSEPH MILLBROOK 801 ST PETER POUGHKEEPSIE
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (MANHATTAN) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 300 ALL SAINTS NEW YORK 359 OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS NEW YORK 317 ANNUNCIATION NEW YORK 367 SACRED HEART OF JESUS NEW YORK 305 ASCENSION NEW YORK 313 ST ALOYSIUS NEW YORK 340 BLESSED SACRAMENT NEW YORK 302 ST ANN NEW YORK 319 CORPUS CHRISTI NEW YORK 309 ST BRIGID NEW YORK 351 EPIPHANY NEW YORK 314 ST CHARLES BORROMEO NEW YORK 326 GOOD SHEPHERD NEW YORK 320 ST ELIZABETH NEW YORK 356 GUARDIAN ANGEL NEW YORK 325 ST GEORGE NEW YORK 315 HOLY CHILD MS NEW YORK 341 ST GREGORY THE GREAT NEW YORK 357 HOLY CROSS NEW YORK 335 ST IGNATIUS LOYOLA NEW YORK 331 HOLY NAME OF JESUS NEW YORK 339 ST JAMES NEW YORK 336 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION NEW YORK 345 ST JOSEPH (MONROE ST) NEW YORK 337 INCARNATION NEW YORK 344 ST JOSEPH OF HOLY FAMILY NEW YORK 378 MARYMOUNT SCHOOL OF NY NEW YORK 343 ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL OF YORKVILLE NEW YORK 360 MT CARMEL/HOLY ROSARY NEW YORK 346 ST JUDE NEW YORK 350 NATIVITY MISSION NEW YORK 348 ST MARK THE EVANGELIST NEW YORK 355 OUR LADY OF LOURDES NEW YORK 363 ST PAUL NEW YORK 358 OUR LADY OF POMPEII NEW YORK 366 ST ROSE OF LIMA NEW YORK 361 OUR LADY OF SORROWS NEW YORK 371 ST STEPHEN OF HUNGARY NEW YORK 353 OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS NEW YORK 374 TRANSFIGURATION NEW YORK
23 CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CODES (continued)
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (ORANGE) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 790 BISHOP DUNN MEMORIAL NEWBURGH 784 ST JOHN GOSHEN 792 MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD WALDEN 787 ST JOSEPH MIDDLETOWN 786 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL MIDDLETOWN 789 ST JOSEPH NEW WINDSOR 785 SACRED HEART HIGHLAND FALLS 793 ST STEPHEN/ST EDWARD WARWICK 788 SACRED HEART MONROE 576 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY CORNWALL-ON-HUD 791 SACRED HEART/ST FRANCIS NEWBURGH
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (PUTNAM) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 610 ST JAMES THE APOSTLE CARMEL 612 ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST MAHOPAC
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (ROCKLAND) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 151 SACRED HEART SCHOOL SUFFERN 177 ST MARGARET SCHOOL PEARL RIVER 181 ST ANTHONY NANUET 180 ST PAULS SCHOOL VALLEY COTTAGE 260 ST AUGUSTINE SCHOOL NEW CITY 259 ST PETER HAVERSTRAW 172 ST GREGORY BARBARIGO SCHOOL GARNERVILLE
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (STATEN ISLAND) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 529 ACADEMY OF ST DOROTHY STATEN ISLAND 505 ST CHRISTOPHER STATEN ISLAND 503 BLESSED SACRAMENT STATEN ISLAND 506 ST CLARE STATEN ISLAND 507 HOLY ROSARY STATEN ISLAND 531 ST JOHN VILLA ACADEMY STATEN ISLAND 508 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION STATEN ISLAND 510 ST JOSEPH STATEN ISLAND 534 NOTRE DAME ACADEMY STATEN ISLAND 511 ST JOSEPH & ST THOMAS STATEN ISLAND 516 OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS STATEN ISLAND 532 ST JOSEPH HILL ACADEMY STATEN ISLAND 515 OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL STATEN ISLAND 512 ST MARGARET MARY STATEN ISLAND 517 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL/ST BENEDICTA STATEN ISLAND 514 ST MARY STATEN ISLAND 518 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE STATEN ISLAND 520 ST PATRICK STATEN ISLAND 519 OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA STATEN ISLAND 522 ST PETER STATEN ISLAND 525 SACRED HEART STATEN ISLAND 523 ST RITA STATEN ISLAND 500 ST ADALBERT STATEN ISLAND 524 ST ROCH STATEN ISLAND 501 ST ANN STATEN ISLAND 526 ST SYLVESTER STATEN ISLAND 504 ST CHARLES STATEN ISLAND 527 ST TERESA STATEN ISLAND
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (SULLIVAN) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 640 ST PETERS REGIONAL LIBERTY
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (ULSTER) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 797 KINGSTON CATHOLIC KINGSTON 798 ST JOSEPH KINGSTON 795 ST AUGUSTINE HIGHLAND 715 ST MARY OF THE SNOW SAUGERTIES
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK (WESTCHESTER) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 705 ANNUNCIATION CRESTWOOD 757 ST ANTHONY YONKERS 760 CHRIST THE KING YONKERS 752 ST ANTHONY OF PADUA WEST HARRISON 738 CORPUS CHRISTI PORT CHESTER 732 ST AUGUSTINE OSSINING 782 GOOD COUNSEL ACADEMY WHITE PLAINS 758 ST BARTHOLOMEW YONKERS 729 HOLY NAME OF JESUS NEW ROCHELLE 759 ST CASIMIR YONKERS 750 HOLY NAME OF JESUS VALHALLA 733 ST COLUMBANUS CORTLANDT MANOR 739 HOLY ROSARY PORT CHESTER 745 ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON SHRUB OAK 749 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION TUCKAHOE 762 ST EUGENE YONKERS 742 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SCARSDALE 764 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST YONKERS 776 IONA GRAMMAR NEW ROCHELLE 703 ST JOSEPH BRONXVILLE 734 OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION PEEKSKILL 706 ST JOSEPH CROTON FALLS 743 OUR LADY OF FATIMA SCARSDALE 766 ST MARY YONKERS 709 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL ELMSFORD 701 ST PATRICK BEDFORD 755 OUR LADY OF SORROWS WHITE PLAINS 773 ST PATRICK YORKTOWN HTS 722 OUR LADY OF VICTORY MOUNT VERNON 770 ST PAUL THE APOSTLE YONKERS 736 OUR LADY PERPETUAL HELP PELHAM MANOR 771 ST PETER YONKERS 741 RESURRECTION GRAMMAR RYE 702 ST THERESA BRIARCLIFF MANOR 711 SACRED HEART HARTSDALE 704 JOHN CARDINAL O’CONNOR SCHOOL IRVINGTON 772 SACRED HEART YONKERS 717 STS JOHN & PAUL LARCHMONT 724 SACRED HEART SCHOOL ARTS MOUNT VERNON 723 STS PETER & PAUL MOUNT VERNON 731 ST ANN OSSINING 746 TRANSFIGURATION TARRYTOWN 756 ST ANN YONKERS
24 CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CODES (continued)
DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN/QUEENS (BROOKLYN) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 026 BLESSED SACRAMENT BROOKLYN 066 ST CATHERINE OF GENOA BROOKLYN 105 BROOKLYN JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL BROOKLYN 069 ST EDMUND BROOKLYN 243 CATHERINE LABOURE BROOKLYN 071 ST EPHREM BROOKLYN 027 GENESIS PROGRAM BROOKLYN 075 ST FRANCES CABRINI (SUYDAM) BROOKLYN 028 GOOD SHEPHERD BROOKLYN 076 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI BROOKLYN 033 HOLY NAME BROOKLYN 077 ST FRANCIS XAVIER BROOKLYN 036 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY BROOKLYN 078 ST GREGORY THE GREAT BROOKLYN 037 MARY QUEEN OF HEAVEN BROOKLYN 079 ST JEROME BROOKLYN 022 MIDWOOD CATHOLIC ACADEMY BROOKLYN 083 ST MARK BROOKLYN 042 HOLY ANGELS CATHOLIC ACADEMY BROOKLYN 084 ST MARY MOTHER OF JESUS–ST FRANCES 043 OUR LADY OF GRACE BROOKLYN CABRINI ACADEMY BROOKLYN 044 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE BROOKLYN 086 ST MICHAEL BROOKLYN 047 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP BROOKLYN 087 QUEEN OF THE ROSARY CATHOLIC 030 OUR LADY OF TRUST SCHOOL BROOKLYN ACADEMY BROOKLYN 050 QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS BROOKLYN 088 ST PATRICK BROOKLYN 023 STS JOSEPH AND DOMINIC ACADEMY BROOKLYN 089 ST RITA BROOKLYN 056 ST AGATHA BROOKLYN 091 ST SAVIOUR BROOKLYN 059 ST ANSELM BROOKLYN 092 ST STANISLAUS KOSTKA CATHOLIC 061 ST ATHANASIUS BROOKLYN ACADEMY BROOKLYN 062 ST BERNADETTE BROOKLYN 093 ST SYLVESTER BROOKLYN 063 ST BERNARD BROOKLYN 095 ST THERESE OF LISIEUX BROOKLYN 064 ST BRIGID BROOKLYN 104 VISITATION ACADEMY BROOKLYN
DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN/QUEENS (QUEENS) CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 127 CORPUS CHRISTI WOODSIDE 244 ST BARTHOLOMEW ELMHURST 287 DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC ACADEMY OZONE PARK 247 ST CAMILLUS ROCKAWAY PARK 128 HOLY CHILD JESUS RICHMOND HILL 249 ST CLARE ROSEDALE 130 HOLY FAMILY FLUSHING 251 ST ELIZABETH OZONE PARK 133 HOLY TRINITY WHITESTONE 252 ST FIDELIS COLLEGE POINT 135 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JAMAICA 253 ST FRANCIS DE SALES BELLE HARBOR 137 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION LONG ISLAND CITY 254 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI LONG ISLAND CTY 185 INCARNATION QUEENS VILLAGE 255 ST GABRIEL EAST ELMHURST 188 MOST HOLY REDEEMER CATHOLIC 257 ST GREGORY THE GREAT BELLEROSE ACADEMY FLUSHING 258 ST HELEN HOWARD BEACH 191 MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD LONG ISLAND CITY 259 ST JOAN OF ARC JACKSON HEIGHTS 193 OUR LADY OF FATIMA JACKSON HTS 262 ST JOSEPH LONG ISLAND CTY 194 AVE MARIA CATHOLIC ACADEMY HOWARD BEACH 264 ST KEVIN FLUSHING 195 OUR LADY OF HOPE MIDDLE VILLAGE 265 ST LEO CORONA 196 OUR LADY OF LOURDES QUEENS VILLAGE 266 ST LUKE WHITESTONE 197 OUR LADY OF MERCY FOREST HILLS 267 ST MARGARET MIDDLE VILLAGE 200 OUR LADY OF SORROWS CORONA 269 ST MARY GATE OF HEAVEN OZONE PARK 201 OUR LADY OF THE ANGELUS REGO PARK 273 ST MARY STAR OF THE SEA FAR ROCKAWAY 203 OUR LADY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT BAYSIDE 274 ST MATTHIAS RIDGEWOOD 210 NOTRE DAME CATHOLIC ACADEMY RIDGEWOOD 275 ST MEL FLUSHING 211 OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS N FLORAL PARK 276 ST MICHAEL FLUSHING 199 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP SO OZONE PARK 277 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE JAMAICA 216 OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS FOREST HILLS 278 ST PANCRAS GLENDALE 230 RESURRECTION-ASCENSION REGO PARK 281 ST RAPHAEL LONG ISLAND CTY 231 SACRED HEART BAYSIDE 283 ST ROBERT BELLARMINE BAYSIDE 232 SACRED HEART CAMBRIA HEIGHTS 284 ST ROSE OF LIMA ROCKAWAY BEACH 233 SACRED HEART EAST GLENDALE 285 ST SEBASTIAN WOODSIDE 235 ST ADALBERT ELMHURST 286 ST STANISLAUS KOSTKA MASPETH 238 DIVINE WISDOM CATHOLIC ACADEMY DOUGLASTON 289 ST TERESA OF AVILA SO OZONE PARK 239 ST ANDREW AVELLINO FLUSHING 290 ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE WOODHAVEN 241 OUR LADY’S CATHOLIC ACADEMY SO OZONE PARK 292 STS JOACHIM & ANNE QUEENS VILLAGE
25 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CODES FOR PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND NON-DIOCESAN SCHOOLS If you do not fi nd your school code, fi ll in 999 in section 3 of the registration form.
BROOKLYN CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 941 A FANTIS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BROOKLYN 809 NEW GRACE CENTER CHRISTIAN BROOKLYN 807 AL-KARIM SCHOOL BROOKLYN 810 NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY BROOKLYN 862 BAY RIDGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY BROOKLYN 874 NEW VISTAS ACADEMY BROOKLYN 823 BEGINNING WITH CHILDREN BROOKLYN 948 SOTERIOS ELLENAS SCHOOL BROOKLYN 871 DIMIRIOS AND GEORGIA KALOIDIS SCHOOL BROOKLYN 872 ST MARK’S DAY SCHOOL BROOKLYN 865 EBENEZER PREP SCHOOL BROOKLYN 819 ST MARK’S LUTHERAN SCHOOL BROOKLYN 940 EPIPHANY LUTHERAN SCHOOL BROOKLYN 947 ST PAUL COM CHRISTIAN BROOKLYN 944 LEIF ERICSON SCHOOL BROOKLYN 984 THE MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF NY BROOKLYN 945 LUTHERAN ELEM SCHOOL BROOKLYN 950 THREE HIERARCHS SCHOOL BROOKLYN 873 MT PISGAH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY BROOKLYN 877 WINDMILL MONTESSORI BROOKLYN
MANHATTAN CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 805 DE LA SALLE ACADEMY NEW YORK 826 NEW YORK CITY MUSEUM SCHOOL MANHATTAN 861 HUNTER COLLEGE HS NEW YORK 833 THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL NEW YORK 802 MANHATTAN COUNTRY SCHOOL NEW YORK
NASSAU CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 812 FLORAL PARK MEMORIAL HS FLORAL PARK
QUEENS CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 853 ALLEN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL JAMAICA 933 QUEENS LUTHERAN SCHOOL LONG ISLAND CTY 821 BACCALAUREATE SCHOOL ASTORIA 811 REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL BAYSIDE 922 BUCKLEY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL ROSLYN 934 REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL GLENDALE 923 CHAPEL OF REDEEMER SCHOOL FLUSHING 935 SCHOOL OF TRANSFIGURATION CORONA 827 CHRIST LUTHERAN ROSEDALE 817 ST ALBANS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ST. ALBANS 926 EVANGEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL LONG ISLAND CTY 924 ST DEMETRIOS SCHOOL JAMAICA 854 FLUSHING CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FLUSHING 925 ST DEMETRIOS GREEK-AMERICAN SCHL ASTORIA 855 GARDEN SCHOOL JACKSON HEIGHTS 928 ST JOHNS LUTHERAN/COLLEGE PT COLLEGE POINT 969 GRACE LUTHERAN SCHOOL QUEENS VILLAGE 929 ST JOHNS LUTHERAN/GLENDALE GLENDALE 856 HIGHLAND SCHOOL FRESH MEADOWS 857 ST JOSEPH EPISCOPAL CHURCH QUEENS VILLAGE 808 IDEAL MONTESSORI SCHOOL JAMAICA 818 ST JOSEPH PARISH DAY SCHOOL QUEENS VILLAGE 825 IMMANUEL LUTHERAN SCHOOL WHITESTONE 932 ST PETER CLAVER SCHOOL JAMAICA 858 KEW FOREST SCHOOL FOREST HILLS 822 TECI PREP QUEENS VILLAGE 816 LINDEN SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL LAURELTON 813 UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL JAMAICA ESTATES 815 LUTHERAN SCHOOL - FLUSHING & BAYSIDE BAYSIDE 936 WILLIAM SPYROPOULOS FLUSHING 946 MLS DAY SCHOOL JAMAICA 860 WINDSOR SCHOOL FLUSHING 930 OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN REGO PARK 814 WOODHULL DAY SCHOOL HOLLIS 824 OUR WORLD NEIGHBORHOOD CHARTER ASTORIA 951 WOODWARD PARK SCHOOL FARMINGDALE
ROCKLAND CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 296 S ORANGETOWN MS BLAUVELT
STATEN ISLAND CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY CODE SCHOOL NAME CITY 990 A S PRALL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 995 R LAURIE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 992 B DREYFUSS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 651 ST ANNE’S LOWER ELEMENTARY STATEN ISLAND 993 E MARKHAM INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 806 ST JOHNS LUTHERAN SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 996 F D PAULO INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 991 TOTTEN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 967 G L EGBERT INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 994 W A MORRIS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND 989 M S BARNES INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND
26 CONTENT OF THE TACHS EXAMINATION
The Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools contains subtests measuring both achievement and ability. The tests, with brief descriptions, are as follows:
READING The Vocabulary test presents each word in the context of a short phrase or sentence. You are to choose the answer that most nearly means the same as that word. Approximately equal numbers of nouns, verbs, and modifiers are tested.
The Reading Comprehension test consists of passages that vary in length from a few paragraphs to a full page. The passages may be drawn from fiction, fables, tales, poetry, interviews, diaries, biographical sketches, science and social studies materials, and other nonfiction. Many of the passages are excerpts from previously published works. Approximately two-thirds of the questions require you to construct either inferential or evaluative meaning.
LANGUAGE Each Spelling test question presents four words, one of which may be misspelled, and a fifth option, “No mistakes,” for use when all four words are spelled correctly. This format permits the testing of four spelling words for each test question. Errors in the tested words are based on common substitutions, reversals, omissions, or unnecessary additions.
The questions in the Capitalization test require you to identify errors—undercapitalization or overcapitalization—presented in brief written contexts. If you find an error, mark the line of text containing an error. If there is no error, choose the line that says “No mistakes.” Capitalization of names and titles, dates and holidays, places, organizations and groups, and other words may be tested.
In the Punctuation test, look for errors in both underpunctuation and overpunctuation. You should identify the line of writing in which an error occurs, or you may mark the fourth response— “No mistakes”—if no error is present. Questions may relate to the use of terminal punctuation, commas, apostrophes, quotation marks, colons, and semicolons.
In the Usage test, questions contain one or two sentences that are arranged in three lines. You must identify the line containing a usage error or select “No mistakes” if you believe no error is present. Errors in the use of verbs, personal pronouns, modifiers, or in word choice are included.
In the Expression test, you should choose the best or most appropriate way of expressing an idea in a sentence or paragraph. Choices involve issues of conciseness, clarity, appropriateness of expression, and the organization of sentence and paragraph elements.
MATH The Math test covers the broad skills of concepts, estimation, problem solving, and data interpretation. It tests your math knowledge and ability to solve math problems using information from stories, graphs, and tables. You are asked to estimate answers to math problems as well as to compute answers.
ABILITY This test assesses general abstract reasoning ability. The items present novel tasks to you and offer an excellent appraisal of your ability to generalize a principle and apply it to a new situation.
27 Thus, the items appraise how well you use your general reasoning skills to solve problems you have not been directly taught.
TIPS ON TAKING THE TEST
PREPARING FOR THE TEST • Skills such as pacing and strategic answering can help you become a better test taker. Pacing Pacing yourself appropriately on timed tests can improve your chances of success. Every student’s goal is to give correct answers to as many questions as possible within the allotted time, but since there is rarely time for long deliberations, you may need to identify— and temporarily set aside—questions that threaten to use up too much of your time. Answering Strategically For each question on the test, you should think about the answer choices and decide which one would make the most sense. There may be some questions that you will not know how to answer. Take a little time and try to answer these questions. Begin by evaluating the answer choices provided. In many cases, you can reject one or more answer choices as unlikely. Any remaining choices will, therefore, be the more probable answers. You should look at these answer choices to find the one you think makes the most sense. If none of the answers seems right, it is best not to answer the question. • Sample Test Questions: Be sure to answer the practice questions in this Handbook in order to understand the types of questions that will appear on the test.
BEFORE THE TEST • Make sure you get a full night’s sleep the night before the test. • Be sure to eat breakfast. • Know how far away your test site is and allow plenty of time to get there. • Bring your Admit Card and identification with you to the test site. • Bring several No. 2 pencils with erasers. Make sure the pencils are sharp and the erasers are clean. • Don’t bring any notes, books, or scratch paper with you. • Don’t bring a calculator, watch, or any electronic devices with you. You won’t be allowed to take any of these into the examination room.
DURING THE TEST • During the reading of the directions, make sure to listen carefully. • Make sure you understand the directions in the test booklet before starting the test. • Try not to spend too much time on any one question. If you complete a subtest before the time is up, go back to any question that you did not answer. • Answer all questions that you can by looking for the answer choice that makes the most sense. • Mark only one answer for each question. If you need to erase an answer, make sure it is completely erased before marking the new answer. • If you have extra time, go back and check your answers. Make sure you have marked all answers, that only one answer is filled in for each question, and that you have erased all stray pencil marks.
28 Sample Test Questions
29 Reading
Part 1 Directions
This is a test about words and their meanings.
For each question, you are to decide which one of the four answers has most nearly the same meaning as the underlined word(s) above it.
Choose the answer that you think is better than the others.
1 To prey on mice 3 Resembles her grandmother A pick up A loves B feed on B comforts C look after C looks like D run after D talks with
2 Violent waves 4 A panicky feeling J high J fearful K white K thrilling L purple L lonesome M forceful M sickening
30 Reading
Part 2 Directions
Read the passage below and then answer the questions.
Four answers are given for each question. You are to choose the answer that you think is better than the others.
Chester Greenwood was just a teenager when he made his mark on the world by inventing Greenwood’s Champion Ear Protectors. We know his invention better by its less formal name—earmuffs. Chester grew up in Maine, a state known for its bitter winters. As a youngster, he suffered more than once from frostbitten ears. Wool scarves made his injured ears itch, so he decided to make a covering of fur. He cut out furry patches that would cover the ear and asked his grandmother to sew them over wire frames. After experimenting with several designs, Chester found a way to attach these furry pads to a springy metal band, which fit snugly over the top of the head. Thus the earmuff was born. In 1877, when Chester was nineteen, he patented his invention. Soon the demand for Greenwood’s Champion Ear Protectors had become so great that a factory was opened, and Chester’s hometown of Farmington became famous as the earmuff capital of the world.
5 Why did Chester first try to make 7 Who helped Chester with his earmuffs? invention? A He needed money. A No one B His ears were cold. B His sister C His mother asked him for help. C His father D His father sold earmuffs in his store. D His grandmother
6 What was the purpose of the springy 8 Which of these sayings is best metal band? illustrated by this passage? J To protect the head J Haste makes waste. K To make the earmuffs attractive K A stitch in time saves nine. L To hold the earmuffs in place L Opportunity only knocks once. M To make the earmuffs last longer M Necessity is the mother of invention.
31 Language
Directions
This is a test of how well you can find mistakes in writing. The directions below tell what type of mistake to look for.
On the questions about spelling, capitalization, and punctuation, choose the answer with the same letter as the line containing the mistake. When there is no mistake at all, choose the last answer.
On the questions about usage and expression, follow the specific directions for each question.
Directions: Look for mistakes in spelling. Directions: Look for mistakes in capitalization. 1 A fashun B publish 4 J In the Peters family, when we C search K say d. j., we know we are talking D reserved L about our friend, Daniel Jeffrey. E (No mistakes) M (No mistakes)
2 J effects 5 A The harvest Moon got its name K purposes B because it provides extra hours L memories C of light for fall harvesting. M comments D (No mistakes) N (No mistakes)
6 J When my father was in high school 3 A effort K he was chosen for the leading role B planning L in the musical fiddler on the roof. C honorred M (No mistakes) D impressed E (No mistakes)
32 Language
Directions: Look for mistakes in In question 10, look for mistakes in usage. punctuation. 10 J The shouts grew louder and louder. 7 A We all know that insects K I thought they came from the old mine. B have six legs. Did you also L Danielle and I ran in that direction. C know that shrimp have ten M (No mistakes) D (No mistakes)
In question 11, choose the best way of 8 J Because Birmingham Alabama expressing the idea. K has large deposits of coal and iron L ore, steel is produced there. 11 A The wheel cover; you have to remove it before you can change the tire. M (No mistakes) B You have to remove the wheel cover before you can change the tire. C You have to, before you can change 9 A “First, we played volleyball,” the tire, the wheel cover remove. B Jeremy said. “Then, we ate hot D The wheel cover before you can C dogs, salad, and baked, beans.” change the tire you have to remove. D (No mistakes)
33 Language
Directions: For questions 12 and 13, choose the best answer based on the following paragraph.
1Every ten years since 1790, government leaders have tried to count all the people living in the United States. 2This count is called a census. 3In 1790, census takers tried to visit every household in the country. 4In 1990, they just mailed forms to everyone. 5On account of 95 percent of the population lived in rural areas, the cen- sus takers had to ride horses or paddle boats to reach many people. 6Eighteen months later, the final count was 3,929,326 people. 7Thomas Jefferson, who headed the 1790 census, knew that some people probably were not located. 8He estimated the total popula- tion to be closer to 4,100,000.
12 What is the best way to write the underlined part of sentence 5? J And K But L Because M (No change)
13 Which sentence should be left out of this paragraph? A Sentence 3 B Sentence 4 C Sentence 6 D Sentence 7
34 Math
Directions
Four answers are given for each problem. Choose the answer you think is better than the others.
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For questions 5 and 6, estimate the answer in your head. No scratch work is allowed. Do not try to compute exact answers.
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36 Ability
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In each question, the first three figures are alike in certain ways. Choose the answer choice that goes with the first three figures.
37 Ability
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The first figure is changed into the second figure. The third figure is changed in the same way to make one of the answer choices. Choose the answer choice that goes with the third figure.
38 Ability
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For each question, look at the top row to see how a square piece of paper is folded and where holes are punched in it. Then look at the bottom row to decide which answer choice shows how the paper will look when it is completely unfolded.
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40 Answer Key for Sample Test Questions
Reading
1 B; 2 M; 3 C; 4 J; 5 B; 6 L; 7 D; 8 M
Language
1 A; 2 N; 3 C; 4 K; 5 A; 6 L; 7 C; 8 J;
9 C; 10 M; 11 B; 12 L; 13 B
Math
1 D; 2 K; 3 C; 4 M; 5 A; 6 K
Ability
1 C (All circles are divided into three equal sections.)
2 J (Each shaded square has a smaller white square in the center.)
3 A (All figures have four sides.)
4 K (All figures have only horizontal stripes.)
5 B (The first two figures are the same shape, but the second one is empty.)
6 L (The large U-shape is to the small U-shape as the large T-shape is to the small T-shape.)
41 7 C (A smaller black circle is added to the plain circle, so a smaller black square is added to the plain square.)
8 K (Both figures are cut in half. Then each half is turned over so that the outer edges of the original figure touch each other.)
9 C (Since the paper is folded in half, the hole is punched through two layers. That means there will be two holes when the paper is unfolded. Since the paper is folded downward, the second hole will be directly below the first hole. The hole is punched near the center, so both holes must be near the center.)
10 N (Two holes are punched through two layers, so there are four holes. The paper is folded straight across, so the second pair of holes will be directly across from the first pair. The holes are punched near the center, so all four holes will be near the center.)
11 D (Since two holes are punched through two layers, there will be four holes. Since one punch is near the center and the other is near a corner, two holes will be near the center and two will be near corners. The paper is folded straight up, so one pair of holes will be above the other pair.)
12 L (Since the paper is folded in half twice, the hole is punched through four layers. That means there are four holes. The hole is punched near a corner, so each of the four holes will be near a corner.)
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