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LA SALLE ACADEMY 2016-2017 ANNUAL UPDATE OUR MISSION

The mission of , a rigorous college-preparatory high school, is to educate students of diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds with special out-reach to those most in need. We provide a nurturing environment, which fosters spiritual, moral, intellectual, emotional and physical growth in the Roman Catholic tradition and the Lasallian spirit, as embodied in St. John Baptist de La Salle.

We create experiences of community within the school and encourage each student to develop their gifts and talents for their own growth, as well as engage in the caring service of others, through its academic, extra-curricular and spiritual programs. LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTESS

Dear Members of the La Salle Community,

I am honored to serve as the new Chair of La Salle’s Board of Trustees. As a member of La Salle’s class of 1982, I have experienced firsthand the value of an education at this wonderful school. My four years at La Salle provided the foundation for my future personal and professional life. La Salle’s future has never been brighter. Led by President, Dr. Catherine Guerriero, Principal, Kerry Conroy, and a tremendous faculty, administrative staff, and Board of Trustees, La Salle continues to grow its student body, academic programs and educational standards for all our students. Over the past 24 months we have added and expanded many new programs such as: La Salle Works: An internship program that focuses on real-world experience and provides our students with preparation for college and their future careers. Approximately 100 internship opportunities with prestigious City-based organizations are offered. La Salle in the City: Our unique action-based learning program in which students can experience the world beyond our city’s boundaries. From shows, tours of museums, the , NBA headquarters, to trips beyond NYC. Last year, students visited Historic Salem in Massachusetts, New Orleans, and Washington, D.C. La Salle @ 2:30: In addition to an advanced athletics program, La Salle offers more than 30 extracurricular activities, including The High School Innovators Program @ , Federal Reserve Challenge Team, the National Honor Society, Debate Club, Photography Club and Billiards Club. We have also brought our music program back to life and resurrected the Band. There is now a dedicated room, The Scharpf Family Music Center, for this program. La Salle Abroad: Students have the opportunity to broaden their perspective as they travel to Spain under the supervision of Language Department Chairperson, Mr. Robert Torres in summer 2018. La Salle Abroad is set to expand in subsequent years to Austria, England, Germany, Israel and Italy, in an effort to expose more students to a variety of international cities. These are just a few of many programs in place at La Salle. Additionally, you may have heard that we have expanded to the third floor in our current location on 6th Street, which allows us to continue expanding to meet our enrollment goals. Over the course of the next year, our Board will continue to set the strategic direction of the school at a macro level, with a particular focus on whether our current location on 6th Street will allow us to meet all of our projected growth plans over the next 10 years and beyond. As you can see, we have a lot underway and on behalf of our Board of Trustees, we are looking forward to another tremendous year.

Sincerely,

Salvatore LaRocca ’82 President, Global Partnerships, National Basketball Association Chairman, La Salle Academy Board of Trustees LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Alumni and Friends of La Salle Academy,

Last academic year was full of “wins” for La Salle Academy as we kicked off September 2016 by welcoming our biggest wait-list freshman class in decades. We incorporated new programming, academic rigor, and increased partnerships to benefit our prospective and current students. In the second half of the year, we capped off our biggest year of fundraising in the history of La Salle when we raised over $1 million at our Spring Scholarship Gala alone. The graduates of the Class of 2017 earned over $15 million in scholarships and grants for college – over quadruple the amount that our students received in 2016. These are some of our biggest numbers reported – ever. And all of our wins didn’t just occur in the classroom. You may have heard that our boys won on the field, too, with city championships in baseball, basketball, and bowling (Varsity and JV) this year. Not to mention, we also secured our first-ever New York State Federation State Championship Basketball title.

Winning is contagious and La Salle Academy is a school full of winners. And it just keeps getting better… You might have received my Annual Appeal letter in June. This letter reiterated a complete run-down of the current state of our school as of July 1st, 2017. Since then, we’ve announced perhaps our most significant upgrade in recent memory. We have officially expanded our school’s footprint and now occupy an additional third floor at ourth 6 Street campus. This has dramatically increased our space for classrooms, programs, and room for us to enroll an additional potential few hundred students. Another exciting wrinkle in our ever-increasing student programming is La Salle Abroad, our summer travel study program. La Salle Abroad is an opportunity for a handful of lucky students to travel to Spain in summer 2018 to discover a culture different from our own that lies within our streets. They will be followed by student groups traveling to Austria, England, Germany, Israel and Italy in coming years. If I sound proud and in love with our boys, their accomplishments and the whole of La Salle Academy, well… guilty as charged. Flip through the pages that follow and take a look back at the incredible accomplishments that you, too, played a part in helping us to achieve. With the storied past of La Salle – and the breathtaking view towards the future – we all know we wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for you, our alumni and friends. So take a moment and see how far we have come as a school, as an organization, and as a family. St. John Baptist de La Salle… pray for us. Live, Jesus, in our hearts. Forever!

Sincerely,

Catherine L. Guerriero, M.P.A., Ph.D. President LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Dear Alumni and Friends of La Salle Academy,

The 2016-2017 academic year marked my first as Principal and Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs at La Salle Academy, and it is truly my privilege to serve as the principal of this incredibly special institution. St. John Baptist de La Salle is known for saying that, “To touch the hearts of your students is the greatest miracle you can perform.” This is what we strive for every day as a community. As I reflect on my first year as Principal, I am grateful and a little wiser. As with any new position, there is a learning curve, and I, too, strive to be better each day. The students and my colleagues have taught me a great deal and I look forward to what’s ahead. This is a time of great transition and excitement at La Salle. As you may have heard, we have expanded into the third floor and we could not be more thrilled. This expansion allows us to have three full floors of classroom and office space, which will change the daily experience for every student and teacher in the building. The opportunity for each teacher to have their own personal space to work in consistently will generate even more innovation in our curriculum and pedagogy. We have also welcomed new members into our faculty and staff this fall. They bring new ideas and perspectives to the table that will further enrich our students’ academic lives. This additional space, along with our additional technology (every student now having a Microsoft tablet), are moving us forward and giving our students the edge they deserve. I am confident that the 2017-2018 school year will be our best year yet. On behalf of the students and all of us here at La Salle Academy, I am thankful for the support and dedication of all you who give our young men the opportunity to not only walk through our school’s doors every day, but to have experiences that go above and beyond their wildest dreams. By giving back to these deserving students, you are changing their lives and the impact is truly immeasurable.

Live, Jesus, in our hearts. Forever!

Kerry Conroy Principal and Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs ENROLLMENT/ADMISSIONS STATISTICS

DEMOGRAPHICS STUDENTS ENROLLED Breakdown of Students Students Enrolled by Class

Class of 2019 By Ethnicity African- Class of 2020 American 24% Caucasian/ Class of 2021 8% European 52% Number of Students 100 105 110 115 Latino/ 9% Mixed Hispanic Ethnicity 7% CONVERSION RATE* Asian

22% 28% 28% By Region

Brooklyn 20% Class of 2019 Class of 2020 Class of 2021

15% Bronx AVERAGEAverage GPA GPA 51% 9.8% Queens

New Jersey (1.6%) B/B- B/B+ A-/B+ Staten Island (1.2%) Westchester (1.2%) Long Island (0.2%)

Class of 2019 Class of 2020 Class of 2021

 PUBLICPublic VS. vs. CATHOLIC Catholic MIDDLEMiddle School** SCHOOLS** * Conversion Rate is the total amount of student applicants that fully registered at La Salle Class of 2019 divided into the total student applicants. ** The percentage of students that are coming Class of 2020 to La Salle from Public Middle Schools versus Catholic Middle Schools. Class of 2021

Public School Catholic School Statistics reported as of August 2017 and subject to change. GRADUATION STATS

99% 97% 96% $15.2M received in scholarships and of La Salle Academy’s of La Salle Academy’s of La Salle Academy’s grants for the Class of 2017, 2017 graduating class Class of 2017 received 2017 graduating class an average of approximately was accepted to a their high school is college bound. $200,000 per student. college or university. diplomas.

THE CLASS OF 2017 WILL BE ATTENDING THE FOLLOWING COLLEGES THIS FALL

Cecil College CUNY Queensborough Community College of Mount St. Vincent College St. Francis College* * Fairfield University* St. John’s University* Colorado College Fairleigh Dickinson University St. Joseph’s College Columbia College, Chicago SUNY Albany CUNY Baruch College* Georgian Court University SUNY Binghamton CUNY Borough of Manhattan Hagerstown Community College SUNY Fredonia* Community College* Hofstra University* SUNY Jefferson Community College* CUNY City College* Johnson & Wales University* SUNY Oswego* CUNY College of Staten Island* La Salle University* SUNY Purchase CUNY John Jay College - Post SUNY Tompkins Cortland CUNY LaGuardia Community College * Community College CUNY New York City College of Middlesex County College University of Connecticut Technology* William Paterson University of New York Institute of Technology

*Denotes more than one student attending. STUDENT PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

ATHLETICS In 2017, we welcomed the “new normal” at La Salle with city championship titles earned in junior varsity bowling, junior varsity baseball, varsity baseball and varsity basketball. Our varsity basketball team also went on to win the New York State Class B Federation Tournament for the first time in Cardinal history!

2017 Championship Titles

Varsity Basketball • NY State Class B Federation Champions • CHSAA Class B NY State Champions • CHSAA Division B City Champions • CHSAA Division B Regular Season Champions

Varsity Baseball • CHSAA A Division City Championship

JV Baseball • CHSAA A Division City Championship

JV Bowling • CHSAA City Championship • CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Championship MUSIC/ARTS As many of you know, the La Salle Academy Band is the oldest extra-curricular activity at the school. Having played in pro-Union and anti-slavery rallies during the Civil War as well as annual band assemblies and athletic games, the band became well known in New York City. Because of the band, La Salle began the school’s now-annual tradition of marching in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Sadly, due to financial constraints, La Salle’s band was dismantled in the mid-1970s after decades of being heralded as the premier music program in all of New York City’s Catholic high schools. This year, however, the band came back. Ten students making up the La Salle Academy Band marched up 5th Avenue in the famed New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade once again in March 2017, proudly playing the school song after a decades-long hiatus. Following their revival, the Band performed at La Salle’s 26th Annual Spring Gala and are already locked in to march in the African American Parade, the San Gennaro Festival Parade and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. STEAM Dedicated in December 2016, The McGee Science Center is La Salle’s state-of-the-art science lab that features 3D printers and scanners as part of our burgeoning STEAM program and represents a significant upgrade in resources for students. A special thank you to alumnus and Board Trustee, Dr. T. Howard McGee ’58 and his wife, Dr. Ellen McGee (right) for this innovative addition to our curriculum. This year we also continued and strengthened our partnership with The Cooper Union by offering students programs like Saturday STEM and the High School Innovators Program. We honored George Delagrammatikas, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Program Director of STEM Outreach for The Cooper Union, at our 26th Annual Spring Gala in May for his efforts in coordinating this wonderful partnership. LA SALLE IN THE CITY Our action-based learning program, La Salle in the City, uses sites around NYC – and beyond – as the classroom by taking advantage of public events and institutions related to the instructor’s educational goals. The program offers students experiences they may not otherwise have the ability to enjoy. This year, students traveled to City Hall to meet with Councilman and alumnus, Antonio Reynoso ’01 (right); the NBA Headquarters to meet Commissioner Adam Silver and La Salle’s Chairman of the Board and alumnus, Salvatore LaRocca ’82 (middle); and, Salem, Massachusetts to learn about the Salem Witch Trials after reading The Crucible (bottom). BROTHERS’ BOYS CONNECT

ALUMNI DAY, NOVEMBER 2016 Nearly 100 alumni came out for our 3rd Annual Alumni Day in the 2nd Street gymnasium in November. La Salle brothers from every decade were represented and enjoyed reminiscing about La Salle’s glori- ous past. They all had the opportunity to walk the hallowed hallways of our former home on 2nd Street and 2nd Avenue. Michael Ambrosino ’62, James Murphy ’72, Martin Regan ’72 and Shamus Dunn ’72 (top) reconnect at their old stomping grounds. Frank Paccione ’67 poses for a photo with current Brothers’ Boys at Alumni Day 2016 (middle).

CAREER DAY, MARCH 2017 Close to 80 alum and other outstanding professionals visited La Salle in March to participate in our annual La Salle Academy Career Day, with each visitor speaking to students throughout the day. William Bautz (bottom), a longtime friend and supporter of La Salle, speaks to students about his career in consulting. Do you work in an interesting profes- sion? Would you like to share your experi- ences with our current Cardinals? Call Ann Straub, Coordinator of Student Events & Cultural Enrichment at 212-475-8940 ext. 376 or email [email protected]. GRADUATION & REUNION, JUNE 2017 At graduation each June, we not only celebrate the graduating Class of 2017, but also the alumni who are celebrating their 25th and 50th Anniversaries of graduating from La Salle Academy. Larry Cirigliano ’67, Joseph O’Rourke ’67, Frank Paccione ’67, Stephen Quinn ’67, Anthony Sperduto ’67 and Miguel Velez ‘67 (top photo from left to right) receive their honorary diplomas at graduation from Dr. Catherine Guerriero. Below, the Class of 2017 gathers in front of St. Patrick’s Cathedral on June 1st prior to receiving their diplomas.

SENIOR BREAKFAST, MAY 2017 John Starks, retired NBA shooting guard for the New York Knicks, joined us for breakfast on 6th Street and addressed the Class of 2017. A special thank you to Board Chair Salvatore LaRocca ’82 for making this happen for our boys! ALUMNI EVENT HIGHLIGHTS 26TH ANNUAL SPRING GALA Over 600 guests attended La Salle Academy’s 26th Annual Spring Gala at The Pierre in May 2017, helping us raise a record $1.1 million to benefit the young men of La Salle! Due to their constant dedication and commitment to their alma mater, the following La Salle alumni were honored at the event: J. Edward “Joe” Cecala ‘66, James T. Cunningham ’41 (post- humously), Thomas A. Cunningham ’71, Sean M. Cunningham ’75, and Richard P. Libretti ’60. Professor George J. Delagrammatikas of The Cooper Union was honored as the 2017 Educator of the Year, for helping to forge a crucial and innovative partnership between The Cooper Union and La Salle Academy.

Other notable highlights of the Gala: Alumnus and Chairman Emeritus, Valentine A. Lehr ’58, was gifted a scholarship fund in his name as a tribute to his steadfast guidance of La Salle over the years; our 2017 New York State Federation Championship-winning basketball team, led by captain, Bryce Council ’17, were surprised with letterman jackets to applaud their athletic prowess; Daniel Baker ’18, (left) a student who receives financial aid in order to attend La Salle, shared his story with us as this year’s Student Speaker; and last but not least, 2017 Legacy Award honoree, Joe Cecala ’66, with the help of the newly revitalized La Salle Academy Band, led guests in a rousing rendition of “On, La Salle Men” to close out the show.

Save the date for our 27th Annual Spring Gala on Thursday, May 10, 2018 at The Pierre! CARDINAL CLASSIC GOLF OUTING Our 22nd Annual Cardinal Classic Golf Outing raised over $100,000 for La Salle Academy’s Scholarship Fund. Honorees included alumnus and Board Trustee Carl M. Gambino ’76, Group Director and Senior Vice President, Signature Bank, (pictured near right with a La Salle student) and longtime friend of La Salle, Nicholas J. Vendikos, Senior Director of Athletic Development at St. John’s Uni- versity (pictured far right with Thomas A. Cunningham ’71). LASALLIAN STUDENT SPONSORSHIP DINNER Our annual Student Sponsorship Dinner is a wonderful opportunity for donors to meet their sponsored students and see the impact of their investment firsthand.Richard and Elizabeth Scarlata, Student Sponsors to Jeremiah Harnes ’20 and David Goudet-Turner ’18 (pic- tured above), said of their experience, “It was a pleasure meeting these fine young men and their families. It was apparent to us how much they value what La Salle has to offer them. We have chosen to support La Salle because we believe strongly in Catholic education and the mission of the De La Salle Christian Brothers.” Mr. Scarlata added, “As a Brother’s Boy, I know the value of that education.” If you are interested in sponsoring a La Salle student, please contact Ismini Scouras at 212-475-8940 ext. 204 or email [email protected]. STUDENT TESTIMONIAL

When Wilson Alexei (right) entered the hallways of La Salle Academy in 2013, he had just traveled across two oceans to receive a Catholic education in one of the largest cities in the world. At the young age of 13, Wilson’s parents sent him to the United States from Indonesia to receive a better education and to follow in the footsteps of his sister, who had previously traveled to New York City to attend an all-girls Catholic high school. “I cried for the first two days of orienta- tion. The homework was overwhelming, I didn’t know anybody, and I got lost after the first day of school because I didn’t know how to use the subway,” Wilson recalled. “I called my mom crying and she said, ‘Why do you want to go home? You’re there and you have this chance to expe- rience something your friends will never experience!’ So, I gave it a chance. Fresh- man year was hard, but I tried to be more social and open to the opportunity for the years ahead. Brother Anwar helped me a lot and kept telling me not to give up. By the time I got to senior year, I felt more relaxed. I was more open and much more talkative.” Fast forward four years later – Wilson stood proudly on the altar at St. Patrick’s Involved in National Honor Society, the soc- the future, a better job. I’m far from my Cathedral addressing his classmates as the cer team, and sporting the highest GPA in parents and friends, but I’ve learned a lot Valedictorian of the Class of 2017. Wilson his class, Wilson attended La Salle as a recip- about a new language and culture,” Wilson is attending Fairfield University this fall to ient of the Ernest J. Scharpf Scholarship. said. To other Brothers’ Boys following in study finance on full scholarship “My parents sacrificed to send my sister Wilson’s footsteps, he gives them a sound Not surprising, as Wilson stood out as an to the U.S. for school, to give us a better piece of advice: “Enjoy your time – you exemplary student during his time at La Salle. education, better opportunities and in won’t have this experience again.” LASALLIAN STUDENT SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM

This vital program is the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts to provide a rigorous college-preparatory Catholic high school education to young men most in need. For 87% 65% nearly three decades, thousands of students of our students of our students are have been benefitting from the Lasallian receive tuition socioeconomically Student Sponsorship Program, which was assistance. disadvantaged. designed to help families bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and what they can afford to pay. As a student sponsor, you will be matched with one of these bright young men and be part of their future success. 150 You will receive quarterly report cards and Nearly 150 young personal thank you letters twice a year. You men participate will also have the opportunity to meet your in this program sponsored student and their family at a spe- every year. cial dinner in December. You can even serve as a mentor through supervised meetings on the school campus. Sponsorship starts at $2,000 per year. If you are interested in sponsoring a $16,000 La Salle student, please contact Ismini Is the full cost of educating a Scouras at 212-475-8940 ext. 204 or email student at La Salle Academy [email protected]. $9,200 Is the tuition we charge each student

Your sponsorship will make a huge impact on financially challenged families who struggle to pay the annual tuition of $9,200. LA SALLE ON THE ROAD Did you know? The La Salle Academy Development Team travels throughout the year paying special visits to alumni and friends across the coun- try. Our destinations span from Long Island and New Jersey all the way to Florida and California. No matter how large or small, near or far, we are always grateful for the opportu- nity to connect with you and your classmates on a personal level. If you’re interested in hosting a La Salle Academy Alumni Reception in your home or area, please call the Development Office at 212-475-8940 ext. 204 or send an email to [email protected]. Thank you for your support! Ways to Give WAYS TO GIVE

The incredible generosity of alumni and Matching Gifts friends of La Salle Academy makes a Many companies match donations made Development Revenue tremendous difference in the lives of each by their employees to increase the impact student. Your support helps our families of your gift. Ask your company about their bridge the gap between the cost of tuition matching gift program, or type your com- 2013-14 and what they can afford to pay. Our goal pany’s name into the Double Your Dona- 2014-15 is simple: we strive to provide an excellent tion search box on our donation page to education to all young men, especially find out if your company qualifies. 2015-16 those who come from families who do not 2016-17 have the resources for a private education. Important Facts $0 $1M $2M $3M And that’s why your gift, no matter how Legal Name: La Salle Academy large or small, makes a direct impact on Contact: Ismini Scouras, Vice President our boys. From the bottom of our hearts, for Institutional Advancement and Gala Revenue thank you! Communications Telephone: 212-475-8940 ext. 204 To Make a Gift By Mail Email: [email protected] 2013-14 Please send your check or money order, Tax Status: As a 501(c)(3) organization, all made payable to La Salle Academy, to: donations to La Salle Academy are deduct- 2014-15

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To Make a Gift Online Number of Student Sponsors Visit www.lasalleacademy.org and click on “Giving.”

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Please call Vice President for Institutional 2015-16 Advancement, Ismini Scouras, for 2016-17 instructions at 212-475-8940 ext. 204. $0 50 100 BOARD/FACULTY LISTING

ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Athletics Office History LA SALLE ACADEMY President’s Office Mr. Jerome Pannell Mr. Patrick Murphy BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Catherine Guerriero Athletic Director Chairperson Salvatore LaRocca ’82 President Ms. Rosalie Cernaro Chairman Student Services Ms. Carol Emsworth Mr. Robert Cygan Hon. Salvatore Alamia ‘59 Ms. Jamie Selkirk Special Assistant to the President Antwan Allen ‘97 Special Education Services Mr. Frank Hurley Stephon W. Barnes ‘97 Principal’s Office Ms. Ann Straub Ms. Julia McNamara Martin J. Cottingham ’88 Ms. Kerry Conroy Coordinator of Student Events & Dr. Catherine Guerriero Vice President of Academic/Student Cultural Enrichment Matilda Raffa Cuomo Affairs & Principal Mathematics Thomas A. Cunningham ‘71 Maintenance Mr. Jerome Pannell Ms. Yvette Masullo Brother Ralph J. Darmento, FSC Mr. Anthony Ruiz Assistant Principal for Student Services Chairperson Brother Francis Eells, FSC Director of Buildings and Maintenance Mr. Matthew Stark Ms. Stephanie Carlsen Carl Gambino ’76 Mr. Dean Milani Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs Mr. Charles Ivy Maintenance Support Staff Candace D. Hammonds Ms. Kimberly Santiago Ms. Ana-Maria Suzana Ritziu Stephen Lessar Special Assistant to the Principal Kevin Leyden ‘74 Ms. Carmen Santos FACULTY Physical Education and Brother Carl Malacalza, FSC School Administrative Assistant/ English Health Sciences Attendance Officer Ms. Patricia Toney Mr. Jerome Pannell Dr. T. Howard McGee ‘58 Chairperson Gerard McNamara ‘72 Finance Office Mr. Thomas Schaller Ms. Stacy Giancaspro Colleen Molter Ms. Mary Kenny Religion Mr. Frank Hurley Anna Murray Senior Vice President of Finance and Br. Anwar Martinez, FSC Administration Terence Reynolds Mr. Corey Thomas Chairperson Ms. Mary Anne Glassen William Rosario ‘07 Br. Paul Cillo, FSC Business Manager & Director of La Salle Fine Arts and Technology Ann Straub in the City Ms. Mollie O’Mara Mr. Terence McCorry John J. Sullivan III, Esq. Chairperson Development Office Mr. Vincent Estevez Vincent Tese ‘60 Mr. Jonathan Abrams Ms. Ismini Scouras Brother Robert J. Wickman, FSC Mrs. Margaret De Rosa Science Vice President of Institutional Mr. John Neering Advancement and Communication Consultants Foreign Language Chairperson Ms. Daria Coney John Culhane ‘69 Mr. Robert Torres Ms. Suzana Lipovac Associate Director of Development Bernard McElhone Chairperson Ms. Luz Morales Brother Edward Phelan, FSC ’58 Ms. Caitlin Kerwin Br. Anwar Martinez, FSC Senior Associate Director of Foundation, Lasallian Volunteers/ George Scharpf ‘58 Alumni & Vendor Relations Ms. Dana Paniagua Directors of Resource Center Ms. Zenaida Sonberg Valentine A. Lehr ’58 Guidance Department Mr. David Cambra Morera Chairman Emeritus Development Coordinator Ms. Beverly Fields Mr. Brady Fehringer Chairperson Admissions Office A special thank you to former Trustee Ms. Rosalie Cernaro Brothers in Residence Br. Thomas Scanlan, FSC, who played Mr. Anthony Chin Director of Admissions and Recruitment Ms. Sandra Sanchez Br. Anwar Martinez, FSC a great role in the significant progress Br. Paul Cillo, FSC we’ve made over the past few years. La Salle Academy | 215 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003 | Phone: (212) 475-8940 | www.lasalleacademy.org