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College-bridge and college-link program with . with Iona program and college-link College-bridge and cultural learning, service the arts, STEM, in athletics, programming academics with extensive balance Students problem-solving. and creative learning, collaboration, personalized immersions; fosters and an award- boarding, optional 5-day program, an international features students; school for A dynamic college-prep AP classes, Honors classes, Offers has a voice. and each student of 10, size class . Average winning robotics service. and community athletics, options in the arts, technology, and co-curricular in engineering program and an innovative makerspaces four community; Jewish serving the entire 12th-grade for and Israel in Poland abroad semester program; athletics interscholastic strong and Entrepreneurship; students. school, boarding 7-day 5- and and poised learners. As a day, collaborative, builds confident, teaching Seminar-style visual/ robust true global diversity, faculty, residential campus, accessible a beautiful 96-acre benefit from students programs. arts, and athletics performing , literature, great-books astronomy, logic, /rhetoric, Greek, in , classes high school offering Catholic is on Focus also offered. and more languages, history, science, in math, courses Traditional womanhood. and Christian academic program. with a strong development, and character faith The the wider community. her unique gifts within the school and and share develop to Challenges each student can pursue global Students center. conference high-tech design lab and with a new continues STEAM to commitment teams. athletic in 13 sports and 35 opportunities, and compete service research, science education, theme- try the new to encouraged are Students level. not grade and ability, based on interest selected are Courses Asia, in Europe, also has 20 “sister” schools, located T-D of interest. an area go deeper into to courses, based yearly treks. travel-study visit as part of T-D’s be eligible to may which students South America, and Africa, the from serving students County, high school in Westchester co-educational WHHS is the only Modern Orthodox, Judaic and every for academic tracks three and provide the individuality of each student embrace We area. tristate offered. course Studies General Andalusia offers the Dual Credit Program in partnership with Concordia College, allowing students to earn up to 18 earn up to to students allowing College, with Concordia in partnership Program the Dual Credit Andalusia offers graduation. by credits college in Finance/Economics, Honors Academy including: The programs, groundbreaking school featuring private Esteemed Entrepreneur Innovative and a 3-year with 26 AP courses Diploma Program, and AP Capstone & Health Sciences, programs. STEAM outstanding for Award Leadership Executive University the Fordham Awarded Program. IB Diploma and an incredible languages, 8 sports, world 40 clubs, 12 with 60 nationalities, American-Global school global future. a better toward working all for Program, HS a FASNY with graduate and English; students dual curriculum in French a rigorous school offering day International in multiple and socialize conceptualize learn to children Baccalaureate; or International diploma and either the French apply. to encouraged students languages; non-francophone curious, analytical, develops academic program and arts; rigorous with emphasis on the sciences Bilingual education High School Diploma. Abitur and the NYS earn the German International graduates global citizens; and conscientious or kindergarten. pre-K for German is not required learn to supporting one another, challenging and by achievement individual transcend to empowered are Students and in character grow to effort, unreserved offer to world, the and around in the community perspectives varying from boundaries. beyond explore and to intellect, Talent STEM-Superior An Enhanced Diploma Program. AP Capstone offer One of only 1,800 schools globally to bus route. Side Upper West New and sciences. for tracks offers Enrichment Program Kennedy scholarship money. $54 million in merit-based college than more garnered of 2020 class Catholic's Kennedy Scholars, two Merit Commended National had several of 2020 and the class program preparation PSAT has a strong fine arts, and in academics, offerings school has expansive The Merit Winner. and one National Merit Finalists, National competition field, artificial turf field, has a regulation campus Kennedy wooded 60-acre The athletics. facility. competition and field track state-of-the-art gymnasium, and a renovated artificial turf main field, a Offers NYSAIS. by and accredited Education, of Ministry by Japan’s in Japan, authorized Keio University with Affiliated education. a bilingual and bicultural a Offers faith. while reinforcing and social responsibility potential their intellectual develop to students Empowers clubs. and numerous program, athletic opportunities, competitive curriculum, service rigorous individuals to stimulate classes Small citizenship. and active of character, critical thinking, strength teaches RCDS challenging The experiences. and creative academic, athletic, meaningful through their maximum potential achieve of the two. or as a hybrid in person, online, curriculum can be delivered and campus-leadership program. athletics, drama, council, student include peer ministry, Enrichment programs DESCRIPTION 91 14 35 25 55 55 67 70 30 30 50 50 80 40

85* 100

N/A N/A >50 N/A* N/A*

COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSES COLLEGE-LEVEL % JUNIORS TAKING AP/ TAKING JUNIORS % 1 full- Academy: of an AP or Honors. *Montfort the equivalent are classes offered; but OIB elective School: No AP courses *French-American

57 75 85 85 85 95 95 65 84 99 70 94 80 80 90 90 60 90 60 90 60

PHD (OR EQUIV.) (OR PHD % TEACHERS WITH MA/ WITH TEACHERS % 1:5 1:16 1:78 1:25 1:25 1:35 1:33 1:83 1:26 1:34 1:30 1:115

2:60 1:132 N/A* N/A* 1:165 1:140

1:200 1:200 1:139* . IB courses to Refers

STUDENT RATIO STUDENT

COUNSELOR-TO- GUIDANCE GUIDANCE (2 (2 (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) 98/2 98/0 99 85/15 96/4* 80/12 100 100 100 100/0 100/0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

*EF Academy: a faculty have *: All students Includes armed services. *Stepinac: AP exams. take School: Some students *The Leffell with 1 assistant. counselor time guidance advisor. has a faculty student *: Every advisor.

2-YEAR COLLEGE 2-YEAR

ENTERING 4-YEAR/ ENTERING

STUDENTS % 98 99

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 99.5

GRADUATION RATE GRADUATION

4-YEAR 8 8 8 17 31 15 16 10

22 28 26 45 45 30 80 60 40

N/A N/A N/A 19.4

FINANCIAL AID FINANCIAL

RECEIVING RECEIVING % STUDENTS STUDENTS % $11,225 $8,700 $50,500 $9,200 $6,300 $19,725 $36,165 $26,150 $26,150

$14,500 $18,400 $12,000 $48,925 $16,000 $11,050- $34,850 $35,500 $39,500 $23,600 $22,000

$27,625- $44,300 $46,900 $42,000 $27,300- $34,350- $38,400- $23,000- $25,000-

TUITION ANNUAL ANNUAL 17 15 15 15 15 19 16 16 14 14 10 10 23 25 25 28 24 24 20

16-18 12-14

CLASS SIZE CLASS

AVERAGE code None None None slacks Casual Casual Casual Casual uniform Uniform Uniform Uniform Uniform Uniform Uniform Uniform, Uniform, occasions Dress Code Dress Dress Code Dress skirts for girls skirts for Lower School: Lower Collared shirt/ Collared jelbab for girls jelbab for Uniform once a once Uniform

including hijab and including hijab Polo shirts & slacks Polo

sweatshirt for boys, boys, for sweatshirt week and on special week Upper School: dress Upper School: dress Shirt, tie, vest, dress dress vest, Shirt, tie,

OR UNIFORM OR DRESS CODE CODE DRESS

80 80 112 115 139

210 675 793 355 770 429 264 330 280 499 407 260 500 500 500 800

ENROLLMENT HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL HIGH All All All All All All

girls girls girls

boys boys boys Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed

BODY STUDENT STUDENT None None None None None None None None None

Jewish Jewish Islamic

Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic

AFFILIATION

RELIGIOUS 5-12 5-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 6-12 6-12 9-12 9-12 K-12 K-12 K-12 Pre- N-12 K4-12

Pre-K-12 Pre-K-12 Pre-K-12 GRADES

1971 1916 1916 1919 1901 1877 1957 1897 1923 1928

1869 1899 1998 1966 1948 1999 1980 1980 1990 1904 2008

YEAR FOUNDED YEAR (1)

Thornton-Donovan School Thornton-Donovan www.td.edu Rochelle; New High School Hebrew Westchester www.whhsny.org Mamaroneck; The Masters The www.mastersny.org Dobbs Ferry; Academy Montfort The www.themontfortacademy.org Mount Vernon; Ursuline School The www.ursulinenewrochelle.org Rochelle; New Harvey The www.harveyschool.org Katonah; Solomon School (previously Leffell The Schechter) Plains, Hartsdale; www.leffellschool.org White Sacred Heart High School Sacred www.sacredhearths.net Yonkers; Salesian High School www.salesianhigh.org Rochelle; New School of the Holy Child www.holychildrye.org Rye; Keio Academy Of Of New Academy Keio www.keio.edu Purchase; High School Maria Regina Hartsdale; www.mariaregina.org School Day Country Rye www.ryecountryday.org Rye; Iona Preparatory www.ionaprep.org Rochelle; New Catholic Kennedy Somers; www.kennedycatholic.org German International School New York School New German International Plains; www.gisny.org White School Hackley www.hackleyschool.org Tarrytown; Stepinac High School Stepinac Archbishop Plains; www.stepinac.org White EF Academy www.ef.com/academy Thornwood; York Of New School French-American www.fasny.org Mamaroneck; Larchmont, Andalusia School Andalusia School www.andalusiaschool.org Yonkers;

Note: “N/A” means “not applicable” or “not available.” (1) All information from schools themselves or greatschools.org; or greatschools.org; schools themselves from (1) All information “not available.” means “not applicable” or “N/A” Note: available. data recent the most represent Numbers listed percentages. 4- and 2-year (2) Combined By the Numbers the By Schools: High Private SCHOOL

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