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ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY Participating Schools 2020-2021 A.Phillip Randolph Campus High School City College Academy of the Arts High School for Law & Public Service Abraham Joshua Heschel High School City Polytechnic High School of Engineering, High School for Mathematics, Science and Academy of Finance and Enterprise Architecture, and Technology Engineering at City College of New York All City Leadership Secondary School Civic Leadership Academy High School of Economics and Finance All Hallows High School Cold Spring Harbor High School of Services and Learning Archbishop Molloy High School College of Staten Island High School for Hillcrest High School Archbishop Stepinac International Studies Holy Cross Hgh School Art & Design High School Columbia Secondary School for Math Holy Trinity Diocesan High School Avenues World School Science and Egineering Horace Mann School Aviation Career and Technical High School Croton Harmon High School Hunter College High School Baccalaureate School for Global Education Democracy Prep Harlem High School Information Technology High School Baldwin High School Dominican Academy Institute of Collaborative Education Bard High School Early College Edward R. Murrow High School International High School at Lafayette Bard High School Early College Queens Eleanor Roosevelt High School It Takes A Village Academy Baruch College Campus High School Energy Tech High School Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences Bayside High School Equality Charter High School James Madison High School Beacon High School Erasmus hall high school Jericho Senior High School Bedford Academy High School Farmingdale High School John Adams High School Belmont Preparatory High School Fiorello H LaGuardia High School of Music John Bowne High School Benjamin N. Cardozo High School and Art and Performing Arts John Dewey High School Berkeley Carroll School Floral Park Memorial High School Kappa International Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Fordham High School for the Arts Kellenberg Memorial High School Bloomfield High School Fordham Preparatory School Kennedy Catholic Preparatory School Boerum Hill School for International Studies Forest Hills High School La Salle Academy Boys and Girls High School Francis Lewis High School Lakeland Senior High School Brearley School Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School Leman Manhattan Prepatory School Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics Frederick Douglass Academy Leon M Goldstein High School for the Sciences Bronx Design and Construction Academy Garden City High School Lincoln High School Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy Glen Cove High School Long Island City Highschool Bronx Haven High School Great Neck South High School Loyola School Bronx High School of Science Grover Cleveland High School Lynbrook High School Bronx International High School Half Hollow Hills High School East Magen David Yeshiva High School Bronxdale High School Half Hollow Hills High School West Mahopac High School Brooklyn College Academy Harlem Village Academy Manhasset High School Brooklyn High School of the Arts Hebrew Academy for the Five Towns and Manhattan Bridges High School Brooklyn Latin School Rockaway Manhattan Center For Science and Mathematics Brooklyn Prospect Charter School Hendrick Hudson High School Manhattan Early college for Advertising Brooklyn Studio Secondary School Herbert H Lehman High School Manhattan International High School Brooklyn Technical High School High School for American Studies at Manhattan Village Academy Business of Sports School Lehman College Marble Hill High School for International Studies Cardinal Hayes High School for Construction Trades Maria Regina High School Central Park East High School Engineering and Architecture Martin Van Buren High School Chaminade High School High School for Environmental Studies Marymount School of New York Charter High School of Law & Social Justice High School for Health Proffessions and Maspeth High School Chelsea CTE High School Human Services Massapequa High School Medgar Evers College Preparatory School Ramaz Upper School Uncommon Charter High School MESA Charter High School RFK Community High School University Heights High School Michael J Petrides School Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy University Prep Charter High School Middle College High School Riverside HighSchool Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Midwood High School Sacred Heart Academy Science for Young Women Millennium Brooklyn High School Salesian High School Urban Assembly New York Harbor Shool Mineola High School Saunders Trades and Technical High School Urban Assembly School For Green Careers Monsignor Farrell High School Sayville High School Urban Assembly School of Design and Mount Saint Michael Academy Scarsdale High School Construction Msgr McClancy Memorial High School Science Skills Center High School for Science, Walt Whitman High School NEST+M Technology and the Creative Arts Walter Panas high school New Dorp High School Science Technology and Research Early College Watchung Hills Regional High School New Hyde Park Memorial High School at Erasmus Hall West Babylon Senior High School New Utrecht High School Sleepy Hollow High School West End Secondary Newtown High School St Joseph By the Sea West Islip High School North Babylon High St. Anthony's High School Westminster School North Shore High School St. Barnabas High School William E. Grady NYC Charter High School for Architecture, St. Catharine Academy Williamsburg High School of Architecture Engineering & Construction Industries St. Dominic High School and Design NYC Charter High School for Architecture, St. Edmund Preparatory High School Williamsburg High school of Arts and Engineering & Construction Industries II St. Francis Preparatory School Technology NYC Charter High School for Computer St. Mary's Woodlands High School Engineering and Innovation St. Saviour High School Xaverian High School NYC iSchool St.Raymond High school for Boys Xavier High School Opportunity chapter school Staten Island Technical High School Yeshiva University High School for Girls Orchard Collegiate Academy Stuyvesant High School Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman Ossining High School Success Academy High School of the High School PACE High School Liberal Arts Yonkers High School Paramus High School Susan E. Wagner High School Yonkers Montessori Academy Pathways into Early College High School Syosset High School York Preparatory School Pelham Memorial High School The Baccalaureate School for Global Education Young Women's Leadership School of Pinkerton Academy The Browning School Queens Plainview Old-Bethpage John F. Kennedy The Clinton School High School The Mary Louis Academy Port Richmond High School The Scholars' Academy Queens High School for the Sciences at The Study York College The Summit School Queens Technical High School The Ursuline School Quest To Learn The XyayX Institute Rahway High School Thomas A. Edison CTE Ralph R. Mckee CTE High School Townsend Harris High School ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY 1325 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 2755, New York, NY 10019 www.acementorny.org | [email protected].
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