2016–2017

Parent & Student Guide

Choosing a Catholic High School in and Queens

Catholic Schools Where Faith & Education Meet Admission to any of the 17 Catholic High Schools in the Diocese of Brooklyn (encompassing both Brooklyn and Queens) is determined by the results of the TEST for Admission into Catholic High Schools (TACHS). This exam will be administered at all Catholic high schools throughout the Diocese on Saturday, November 5, 2016. The fee for the exam is $63.00.

Applications are available from your elementary school, religious education program, or by going to the TACHS Information Web site: www.tachsinfo.com.

TACHS 2016–2017 Calendar

Wednesday May 18, 2016 TACHS informational website updated with 2016-2017 information: www.tachsinfo.com

Monday August 22, 2016 Registration available via Internet at www.tachsinfo.com and telephone at 1-866-61TACHS (1-866-618-2247).

Monday August 22, 2016 TACHS Applicant Record form available via the Internet to Catholic elementary school administrators once a student hascompleted registration.

Monday August 29, 2016 Registration materials arrive in Catholic elementary and high schools, as well as select private and public elementary schools.

Friday October 7, 2016 Deadline for submitting request and supporting documentation to Diocese for extended testing time accommodation.

Monday October 17, 2016 Deadline for Internet and telephone registration.

Monday/Tuesday October 24-25, 2016 Admit Cards mailed to Catholic elementary schools for distribution to students.

Monday October 31, 2016 Call 1-866-61TACHS (1-866-618-2247) if Admit Cards are not yet received.

Saturday November 5, 2016 TACHS Administration

Wednesday december 14, 2016 Last day to complete TACHS Applicant Records via the Internet for Catholic elementary schools. Students in schools (other than Catholic schools) must mail paper TACHS Applicant Records to their three high school choices, arriving by December 15, 2016.

Friday December 16, 2016 TACHS results to arrive at high schools.

Wednesday January 11, 2017 Release of admission notices by high schools.

February 2017 Response cards back to high schools – high school notification letters will include information relative to the date on which a student should return his/her acceptance letter to the high school of their choice. Open House Dates

Students, parents and teachers are invited to visit the High Schools in the Diocese of Brooklyn to view the facilities and to evaluate the programs offered. This can be done by attending the various Open Houses which most of the schools schedule prior to the Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools. Administrators and faculty members are available during each Open House to answer and questions which this brochure may not have addressed.

If any school does not have an Open House schedule or if you are unable to visit a school on the date of its Open House, you are invited to contact the school and set up an appointment to visit the school.

DATE TIME SCHOOL

October 2016 Sat. 1st 10:00 a.m. – 1:00p.m. Cathedral ​ 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Christ the King

Thurs. 6th 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. St. Saviour

Sat. 8th 1:00 p.m. – 4:00p.m. McClancy

Thurs. 13th 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Nazareth 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Bishop Kearney​

Sat. 15th 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. St. Edmund 12:00p.m. – 4:00 p.m. St. Francis ​ 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. St. Agnes ​ 11:00 a. m. – 3:00 p.m. St. John’s Prep

Sun. 16th 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Molloy 10:00 a. m. – 3:00 p.m. Mary Louis ​ 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Xaverian 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Holy Cross

Sat. 22nd 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Fontbonne (Rain date-Oct. 23rd)

Sun. 23rd 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Cathedral 12:30 p.m. – 3:00p.m. St. Saviour

Tues. 25th 7:00 p.m. St. Edmund

Thurs. 27th 6:00 p.m – 8:00 p.m. St. Joseph

Sat. 29th 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Bishop Kearney

Sun. 30th 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Bishop Loughlin

November 2016 Thurs. 3rd 7:00 p.m. Holy Cross 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Nazareth

Sat. 12th 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p. m. Cristo Rey

January 2017 Thurs. 19th 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. St. Agnes

March 2017 Wed. 8th 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Bishop Loughlin​

Sat. 18th 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Cristo Rey Map of Brooklyn & Queens

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Brooklyn Schools Queens Schools 2. Bishop Kearney 13. St. Edmund Prep 1. Archbishop Molloy 10. Msgr. McClancy 3. Bishop Loughlin 16. St. Joseph 4. Cathedral Prep 12. St. Agnes 5. Cristo Rey 17. St. Saviour 6. Christ the King 14. St. Francis Prep 7. Fontbonne Hall 18. Xaverian 8. Holy Cross 15. St. John’s Prep 11. Nazareth 9. Archbishop Molloy High School 83-53 Manton Street • Briarwood, NY 11435 • (718) 441-2100 • www.molloyhs.org

President: Richard Karsten Principal: Darius Penikas Contact: Leslie Poole Petit, Ed.D., [email protected], ext. 155 or Keith Hahn, ext. 110 Enrollment: 1,560 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,500 Fees: $400 registration; $500 technology Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: First choice given preference, all choices considered Scholarships: Academic and named scholarships available. Archbishop Molloy must be first choice. TACHS Code #: 012 Open House: Sunday, October 16, 2016 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Archbishop Molloy High School, a Catholic Marist School, The Marist Brothers’ Retreat House in Esopus, NY is the offers a challenging academic program rooted in the site of many camps and retreats at which Molloy students Gospel. Molloy has been recognized by U.S. News & World can either attend or work as counselors and service staff. Report® as an Outstanding American High School and Freshman Camp, a unique opportunity for incoming was named an Exemplary Secondary School by the U.S. freshman, is held each year at Esopus for one week in Department of Education. The most recent graduating July. The summer camp is designed to build community class won over $100 million in college scholarships. spirit, enrich students’ self-esteem, initiate friendships and develop relationships. Molloy students volunteer The curriculum includes a full range of Regents-level for service programs throughout the U.S and abroad, courses and many Advanced Placement courses which including in Nicaragua and Lourdes, France. allow students to earn college credit while in high school. Our students participate in interscholastic sports, service Molloy offers Academic and Named Scholarships valued programs, publications, language clubs, band, chorus, at over $1.2 million. In order to be considered for a drama, art exhibits, Science Olympiad and research teams, scholarship, applicant must place Molloy as first choice. and religious activities. Admission and Academic Scholarships are awarded based Molloy’s well-maintained facilities include a renovated on students’ TACHS scores and academic records for cafeteria and library, research center, four science labs, 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Named Scholarships are available chapel, theater and two gymnasiums. The six-acre campus for students who demonstrate financial need and meet includes an all-weather outdoor track and baseball field. the necessary scholarship requirements. For more Molloy fully integrates iPad® technology in its classrooms. information please visit www.molloyhs.org/admissions/ Molloy’s intensive academic counseling helps students scholarships.cfm. to select the colleges that are best for them and to win Visit our website at www.molloyhs.org scholarships at top Ivy League, Catholic, private and public universities. Extensive opportunities for personal counseling Non scholae sed vitae. grow out of the Marist Brothers’ mission of service and Not for school but for life. promote students’ spiritual and emotional development in both small groups and one-on-one sessions.

7 Bishop Kearney High School 2202 60th Street • Brooklyn, NY 11204-2599 • (718) 236-6363 • www.bishopkearneyhs.org

Principal: Mrs. Elizabeth Guglielmo Assistant Principal: Miss Geri Martinez Contact: Ms. Rachel Kasold, Director of Admissions, [email protected] Enrollment: 400 young women Tuition ’16–’17: $9,450 Fees: One-time Registration Fee: $300; Annual Materials/Activities/Technology fee including a Chromebook: $475; Annual Walk-a-thon fee: $150 Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All – preference given to 1st choice Scholarships: Over $300,000 given in scholarships - Full and partial based on TACHS, 6th, 7th and 8th grade marks and the Scholarship Exam on Saturday, November 19, 2016 TACHS Code #: 002 Open House: Thursday, October 13, 2016 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 29, 2016 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

College Preparatory • Outstanding Christian Service program • 100% graduation rate • School wide liturgies throughout the year • 84% of Bishop Kearney’s Class of 2016 earned over $30 million Technology in college scholarships. • Student-run TV station (WBKS) including updated • Recent graduates have been accepted into schools such as equipment, student training and field experience by 21st Boston College, Cornell, Fordham, Harvard, CUNY - Macaulay Century Fox Honors, Notre Dame NYU, Princeton, Trinity and Yale. • Project Lead the Way Computer Science Program • Honors, AP and college level courses through St. Joseph’s College, St. John’s University and Middlebury College • Students participated in Pace University’s Mobile App • Medical Program: students participate in college credit courses Development Bowl including Anatomy & Physiology and AP Chemistry, as well • Home to the only SMART Collaborative Classroom in the as gain field experience and training through our biomedical Tri-state area professions course and partnership with Maimonides and Calko • STEM Labs Medical Centers (may earn up to 17 college credits) • College Counselor, Naviance and four-year Guidance program Activities • Medaille Program enables students with a diagnosed IEP to • Sports Teams: JV & Varsity Basketball, Cheerleading, Golf, succeed in the regular classroom. Soccer, JV & Varsity Softball, Step, Swimming, Tennis, and JV • Resource Centers in major departments with “one-on-one” & Varsity Volleyball instruction • Comprehensive Art and Music program including AP Studio • International Travel Study Program – available for academic Art, Concert Band, Piano classes, Color Guard, Stage Crew, credit Chorus and the only female Marching Band in Brooklyn. Career Preparatory • Over 20 Student Clubs including CSJ Leaders, Math Team, Tech Club and Student Council • Paid Internships on campus and through Doctors On Call • Entrepreneurial readiness through our Economics, Technology • TACHS Prep available to 8th grade students. Sign up at for the Business World and Marketing for the Entrepreneur www.bishopkearneyhs.org/TACHS courses, as well as our student-run Book Store • Private Bus Service available • Personal Finance Curriculum • Career centered online courses Bishop Kearney High School – Educating Women Who Shape the Future – Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph, Brentwood, NY Spiritual • 4-year religious studies and retreat program Visit us at www.bishopkearneyhs.org • Active Campus Ministry 8 Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School 357 Clermont Avenue • Brooklyn, NY 11238-1048 • (718) 857-2700, ext. 2246 • www.blmhs.org

President: Brother Dennis J. Cronin, F.S.C. Principal: Mr. Edward A. Bolan Contact: Mr. Edwin Gonzalez, [email protected], ext. 2246 Enrollment: 720 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,770 Fees: $680 (includes $495 registration fee) Dress Code: Uniforms are specified Choices Considered: All, preference to first and second Scholarships: Full, half, and partial based on TACHS results, records from 7th and 8th grades, and participation in the Loughlin Scholar Search Day TACHS Code #: 003 Open Houses: Sunday, October 30, 2016 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 8, 2017 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

History A Lasallian school transforming lives since 1680 Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School is a Catholic, Lasallian, in the school, as soon as they enter Loughlin. The entire student co-educational college preparatory high school founded in 1851. body, along with the majority of the staff, is sectioned into 8 Directed by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, it is located in houses named after significant people in the history of the Brooklyn’s historic Fort Greene/Clinton Hill and easily accessible school and the Catholic Church. Throughout the entire year, by public transportation. these houses engage in friendly competition, often to benefit Facilities worthy charities. Many other purposeful, fun-filled events are The school building includes two brand new state of the art Project generated throughout the House System to develop leadership Lead the Way labs, a top of the line music studio and performing & build community. arts center, modern Biology, Physics and Chemistry labs and a 21st Activities century art room. Library with automated circulation system and Bishop Loughlin offers a full range of extra-curricular activities research computers, three Computer Labs, Internet access, school for young men and women in athletic and cultural areas. The web-site, e-mail, Chapel, Guidance Offices, 36 classrooms and Performing Arts Program counts some 300 members in three administrative offices, professional Dance Studio, and a 1,100 seat bands, choir, five dance groups and drama. Over 95% of the Auditorium. Our Athletic facilities include a gymnasium, newly band members learned to play instruments at Bishop Loughlin. renovated weight-training facility, handball courts, outdoor track, In Sports we offer track, volleyball, basketball, bowling, baseball, locker rooms for young men and women and outdoor space for softball, lacrosse, handball, soccer and new for this year club rugby. softball, volleyball, flag football, and touch football. Financial Aid Programs A financial aid program, based on proven economic need, is also Bishop Loughlin’s academic program is a combination of required available to the parents of our students. and elective courses designed to prepare students for college, develop their special talents, and help them reach full potential. A full Summary spectrum of academic courses, including advanced placement and Bishop Loughlin is College Prep and so much more. Respect, honors courses is offered. Over 97% of our students go on to college. care for others, motivation to learn, religious faith and Starting in the fall of 2016 students will have the opportunity to lively school spirit characterize Bishop Loughlin Memorial study STEM courses in engineering and biomedical science. High School (TACHS code # 003). Visit our website at Students must meet all State curricular standards and www.blmhs.org. Contact us to arrange a private tour or visit. testing requirements in order to earn a diploma. Bishop Loughlin’s Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School – House System of Student Governance is a unique program that Educating Leaders Since 1851 automatically includes every student

9 Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary 56-25 92nd Street • Elmhurst, NY 11373 • (718) 592-6800 • www.cathedralprep.org

Rector-President: Reverend Joseph G. Fonti, STL Principal: Mr. Richie Diaz, M.A., M.S. Ed. Contact: Mr. Matthew Dybus, [email protected] Enrollment: 160 young Catholic men Tuition ’16–’17: $8,200 Fees: $500 Registration Fee + $300 Graduation Fee Dress Code: Dress pants; white collared dress shirt; tie; dress jacket or school sweater; dress shoes Choices Considered: ALL - Students must be baptized and confirmed Catholics Scholarships: Full, Half and Partial Scholarships based on academics, interviews, recommendations and community service TACHS Code: 013 Open House: Saturday, October 1, 2016 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Sunday, October 23, 2016 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (4:00 p.m. Sunday Mass in school chapel. All welcome.)

Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary is a Roman Catholic, college • Course offerings include a full battery of Advanced Placement classes preparatory educational community under the auspices of the Diocese of including World History, US History, and English Literature. Brooklyn. As a high school, Cathedral forms the mind in ways of academic • Through a partnership with St. John’s University, students have the excellence through a personalized, superior education where growth in opportunity to graduate with up to 21 college credits. maturity and grace are encouraged and fostered. Through a program of • One third of students receive scholarships and tuition assistance. individualized instruction and support, students are challenged to achieve academic greatness. As a seminary, Cathedral affirms the uniqueness and EXTRACURRICULAR & INTERSCHOLASTIC dignity of an individual vocation, specifically providing an environment OPPORTUNITIES for a young man to discern a vocation to the diocesan priesthood, while • Through physical activity and healthy competition, students forming all students to become strong and dedicated leaders in the Church grow stronger in mind and body while developing the qualities of and the world by the development of heroic virtue and belief. leadership and sportsmanship. FORMING MEN FOR GREATNESS IN THE WAYS OF... • Our interscholastic program includes: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross STRONG CATHOLIC IDENTITY Country, Track and Field, Forensics (Speech and Debate), and Soccer. • Our priority is forming men to know and love Jesus. FRIENDSHIPS FOR LIFE • Daily Mass and weekly Eucharistic Adoration are at the core of the • One of Cathedral’s greatest strengths is a spirit of unrivaled fraternity school’s schedule. and acceptance among the students. • Our students are taught about all vocations, including priesthood and • Every student belongs to a fraternity led by a faculty mentor who marriage - all are formed to be Christian leaders. provides the foundation for student support, competition, and PERSONALIZED EDUCATION brotherhood. • Cathedral Prep is a small, all male high school offering a highly SUCCESSFUL ALUMNI personalized, one-on-one education. • Cathedral Prep has a 100% graduation and college acceptance rate • A selective admission process yields approximately 40 - 50 new with students going on to enroll at West Point, Harvard, University students per year. of Pennsylvania, NYU, St. John’s University, and dozens of other top • Our teachers create an intimate learning atmosphere in which they notch universities. adapt to the various learning styles of students. • Every academic year, our small graduating classes consistently earn at ACADEMIC RIGOR least 8.2 million dollars in scholarship offers. • At Cathedral Prep, exceptional students are challenged to meet their • Alumni have a strong presence at Cathedral; the entire administration full potentials. and about one third of the faculty are graduates. We have a century of tradition that is being passed on from teacher to student! • Greatness is expected from every student.

10 Christ the King High School 68-02 Metropolitan Avenue • Middle Village, NY 11379 • (718) 366-7400 Ext. 240 • www.ctkny.org

President: Michael W. Michel Principal: Peter J. Mannarino Contact: Steven R. Giusto, Assistant Principal at [email protected] Enrollment: 800 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,000 (guaranteed not to increase while a student at Christ the King) Fees: $420 Registration Fee + $675 Book and Family Participation Fees Dress Code: School uniform and school shoes Choices Considered: First and second only; 6th, 7th and 8th grade report cards submitted by December 16, 2016 Scholarships: Full, half and partial scholarships awarded based on TACHS score and academic history. All students coming from a Catholic elementary school/academy will receive $500 per year for 4 years. Tuition assistance will be available to students in grade 10, 11 and 12.​ TACHS Code #: 014 Open House: Sunday, October 1, 2016 10 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Presentations at 10:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.; 12:15 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.

Christ the King High School is a private, co-educational Catholic High Academic Offerings: School with a 4-year college preparatory curriculum. The school is • Honors Program accredited by The Board of Regents of New York State and the Middle • Visual and Performing Arts Program including Band, States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Ceramics, Chorus, Dance, Drawing & Painting, Theater Arts • Advanced Placement Courses in Biology, Calculus, Computer Our mission is to create an atmosphere in which all members of the Science Principles, English, European History, Government and faculty, staff and student body can attain a high level of achievement based Politics, U.S. History and World History upon recognition of their unique abilities and their relationship with God. • Affiliation with St. John’s University High School Extension Our student body is challenged to grow academically, spiritually, socially Program – Students can earn up to 16 transferable college credits and physically to meet the demands of a changing world. Through the from St. John’s collaborative efforts of the Christ the King Community, we empower our • Advanced Research — Affiliation with St. Joseph’s College — students to become independent thinkers and moral leaders. Students can earn up to 6 transferable credits from Faith Formation: St. Joseph’s based on their scientific research. • Four year Religious Studies Program • Foreign Languages: American Sign Language, Italian, Latin and • Campus Minister Spanish • Chaplain • Microsoft/IT Academy Program • Community Service Program • Students can obtain professional Microsoft Certifications while • Liturgies and Penance Services working in both hardware and software environments Extra-curricular Activities: Special Features: • Nationally renowned sports program including: • Counseling Center —ACT Aspire, PSAT and Student/Parent College • Men’s and Women’s: Basketball, Soccer, Track and Volleyball Interviews, College Application Processing; PDHP (Program for the • Baseball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Football Golf, Handball, Softball Development of the Human Potential) counselor and Step • State of the Art Fitness Center and Dance Studio • Over 20 clubs and activities including Art (Ceramics), Book, • Hugh P. Kirwan Performing Arts Center Broadcasting, Chess, Drum Corps, Journalism, Marching Band, Math, • WCTK TV — Broadcasting Studio Mock Trial, National Honor Society (NHS), Newspaper, Prevention • State of the Art Computer facilities with Windows, Linux and Leadership, Robotics, Rosary, Students Against Destructive Decisions hardware labs (SADD), Speech and Debate, Theatre Arts, Technology Student • HomeLogic™ — a web-based parent information system Association (TSA) Video-Yearbook, Yearbook • Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Performing Arts Program MORNING BUS SERVICE FROM ROCKAWAY • Smartboards in every classroom Please visit our website at www.ctkny.org. • Brand new Computers — Windows 7 with Office 2010 Email us at [email protected].

11 9901 Shore Road • Brooklyn, NY 11209 • (718) 748-2244 • www.fontbonne.org

Principal: Ms. Mary Ann Spicijaric Director of Admissions: Ms. Victoria Adamo Enrollment: 450 young women Tuition ’15-’16: $9,600 Fees: One-time $400 registration fee, yearly $350 student activities fee, Chromebook purchase $350 Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: 1st preferred, all choices considered Scholarships: Based on TACHS exam scores and academic record, 1st choice only TACHS code #: 005 Open House: Saturday, October 22, 2016 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. “Rain Date” Sunday, October 23, 2016 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Spring 7th Grader Open House, Tuesday, May 2, 2017 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Fontbonne Hall Academy is a college preparatory school for young Extra-Curricular women who seek a superior educational experience. In addition to our • Athletics: basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, swimming, track, strong academic offerings and unprecedented programs that are unique tennis, golf and cheerleading to FHA, we are inspired and sponsored by the Sisters of Saint Joseph. • Over 30 Clubs and Activities Academic/ Special Programs • National Honor Society • Fontbonne Hall Academy Scholar Society • Student Activities Council • Advanced Placement Courses: Honors, AP and/ or college level • Competitive Speech Team courses in every discipline including AP World History in 9th grade and AP Capstone • Domestic and International travel • Science Research Program: Students design a research objective Special Features and carry out a procedure to investigate and collect data under • Small class size averaging 18:1 the supervision of a university scientist (may earn up to12 • In-classroom technology is supported by a 1:1 Chromebook college credits). program utilizing Google Apps for Education • Entrepreneurship Program: consists of Introduction to Business and Introduction to Entrepreneurship (each class earns 3 credits • Faculty advisory groups from St.Francis College). • On campus broadcast studio • Engineering Program with Brown University: online course • A comprehensive 1:1 guidance program beginning in the 9th that will be taught by a Brown University professor and give an grade, utilizing NAVIANCE overview of various fields in engineering. • Private bus service available for an additional fee from Queens, • Media Elective: Print Journalism and Broadcasting Rockaway and Staten Island (dependent on need) • St. Joseph’s College Credit Child Study (Elementary Education) • Beautiful campus-like setting Program • Pre-College Nursing Program: taught on campus by a St.Joseph’s Fontbonne Hall Academy’s competitive academic program results College professor in 100% of students being accepted to college and over 16 million in • Only Catholic school in to offer the AP Capstone scholarships. College acceptances include Cornell University, Boston College, Penn State, New York University, Princeton University and • Full STEM curriculum including Practical Engineering and other high-ranking schools. Advanced Physical Science, Engineering Capstone, and AP science classes beginning in the 10th grade Students are welcomed to apply for a “Download Day” which • Dance Curriculum: launching Fall 2016 was designed to introduce prospective students to the Fontbonne Faith Formation Experience. The request form is available on our website under the Admissions tab. For additional information, please visit • Active campus ministry fontbonne.org. • A four- year retreat program • A four- year service program including service retreats

12 Holy Cross High School 26-20 Francis Lewis Blvd. • Flushing, NY 11358 • (718) 886-7250, ext. 558 • www.holycrosshs.org

President: Mr. Michael Truesdell Principal: Mr. Edward Burns Contact: Mr. Robert Botero, Director of Admissions Enrollment: 800 young men Tuition ’16–’17: $9,200; financial aid and payment plans are available Fees: One-time $385 registration fee, annual $250 technology fee Dress Code: Uniform dress pants, uniform dress shoes, a white dress shirt and a tie. Uniform golf shirt replaces shirt and tie in warm weather months. Choices Considered: All three choices but strong preference given to first choice. Scholarships: Full and partial scholarships and academic grants are awarded based on outstanding performance on the TACHS; excellent 6th, 7th, and 8th grade report cards; two letters of recommendation; and the order in which Holy Cross is selected on the TACHS exam. TACHS Code #: 015 Open House: Sunday, October 16, 2016 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Information Night: Thursday, November 3, 2016 7:00 p.m.

Holy Cross High School, the first Catholic high school for boys in literacy-centric coursework, and rigorous monitoring of progress Queens, is committed to providing academic programs within for students requiring greater assistance in the foundational areas of the context of Gospel values. Boys learn differently than girls, and reading and mathematics. our multi-talented, professional staff is dedicated to fostering a Science Research Program: In conjunction with the State University personalized learning experience focused on the academic, physical, of New York, this rigorous program is designed for students and spiritual well-being of each student in a safe environment. interested in advanced study in the sciences. Students work with Sponsored by the Congregation of Holy Cross (founders of Notre Dame experts in their respective scientific fields and are credited as University), Holy Cross High School offers a full college preparatory collaborators in associated published research. curriculum. Supplemental classes are also available to freshmen in need Service Learning: This required course for seniors encourages of academic support. The Religious Education Program supplements students to develop leadership, responsibility and compassion classroom instruction by providing liturgies, retreat programs, as well through service to the community. as opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Advanced Placement Courses: Biology, Calculus, English, European Fine arts courses are also available, allowing students to pursue History, Government and Politics, Physics, Spanish, Studio Art, US opportunities in a variety of media and participate in our visiting artists History, and World History. program. Music offerings take students from beginners to members of our Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, and Drum Line which showcases Courses for College Credit: Biology, Calculus, English, European their talents in a variety of school events and concerts. History, Italian, Spanish, Studio Art, and US History. A wide offering of co-curricular activities and clubs are available for Television Studio: HCTV exposes students to all aspects of television student enrichment. production. Our TV post-production facilities are available as an elective course and/or a co-curricular activity. Special Programs Athletics: Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, 1:1 Google Chromebook Program: All freshmen are given a Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Soccer, Tennis, Track (indoor and personal Google Chromebook. Class instruction incorporates the outdoor), and Volleyball. use of Google Classroom and the Google Apps for Education in order to promote 21st-century learning and help better prepare Students applying must submit their 6th, 7th, and current 8th grade students for the future. report cards and the TACHS application record form by mid-December. Father Moreau Honors Program: Provides academically gifted Please visit our website at www.holycrosshs.org to learn more students with a challenging course of study designed to maximize about Holy Cross, schedule a tour, and how to participate in their academic potential. our shadow day program and become a Knight For a Day. For additional information, please call (718) 886-7250, ext 558 or email Saint André Bessette Academic Success Program: Designed to [email protected] help select students with the transition from elementary school into high school and beyond. This program provides small class sizes, To Know, To Love, To Serve

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Msgr. McClancy Memorial High School 71-06 31st Avenue • East Elmhurst, New York 11370 • (718) 898-3800, ext. 11 • www.msgrmcclancy.org

President: Brother Joseph Rocco, sc, Ed.D Principal: Mr. James V. Castrataro Contact: Mr. Nicholas Melito, Director of Admissions Enrollment: 700 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $9,100 Fees: One-time $350 registration Dress Code: School uniform Choices Considered: First preferred, second and third considered Scholarships: Full, half and partial scholarships based on TACHS scores, 7th and 8th grade report cards (first choice only) TACHS Code #: 017 Open House: Saturday, October 8, 2016 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Msgr. McClancy Memorial High School, guided by the • Music/Fine Arts Program educational tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, • Average class size: 25 students per class provides a quality education for young men and women • 100% of graduates to higher education from diverse academic, social, cultural, economic and re- • Over $21 million in College Scholarship and Grants ligious backgrounds, fully interweaving gospel values and last year (financial aid not included) Catholic teachings with the core curriculum. Our school offers students a disciplined and nurturing environment SOLID RELIGIOUS FORMATION for their personal and professional development by pro- AND VALUES moting responsibility, respecting individual potential and • Four year Religion Program encouraging their growth in scholarship, leadership and • Full time Campus Ministry outreach. It is a school community in which each student • Regular celebration of Liturgy is known, valued, treasured and taught in partnership with the family to meet the challenges of life in our rap- • Service Programs and Retreat Programs idly changing world. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES • 16 Interscholastic sports comprising 39 Teams ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE • 35 Clubs and Activities • College Preparatory Program • National Honor Society • College Credit Program (up to 36 credits) • Student Council • AP Program • Honors Program “The school that makes a difference” • Latest Technology Conducted by the Brothers of the • Computer centers Sacred Heart

16 Nazareth Regional High School 475 East 57th St. (Avenue D) • Brooklyn, NY 11203 • (718) 763-1100 • www.nazarethrhs.org

Principal: Mrs. Providencia Quiles Contact: Mrs. Monique Fisher, Admissions/Dean of Students, ext. 224, [email protected] Enrollment: 370 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,150 Fees: $560 Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All Scholarships: Full, half, and partial scholarships awarded based on TACHS results, Naz Cares Scholarship and financial aid grants. Preference is given to first and second choice applicants. TACHS Code #: 006 Open Houses: Thursday, October 13, 2016 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Thursday, November 3, 2016 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Nazareth Regional High School is part of a proud and and demanding coursework for students who qualify. distinguished legacy of educational excellence that Students can earn up to 38 College credits in our College is sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers. Nazareth is a Advantage program by the time they graduate through high-performing, Catholic, co-educational secondary our affiliation with St. John’s University. school that strives to educate the whole student academically, spiritually and athletically. Our dedicated Academic support is available throughout the year faculty provides outstanding educational opportunities through after school tutoring, mentoring programs and in a warm and supportive environment. Nazareth boasts regents preparation. Parents have 24-hour internet access its 100% graduation rate with 98% of our students to school information, homework, lessons, student grades, attending college. news and teacher contact.

Our long tradition of academic rigor is designed to A full range of extra-curricular activities, clubs and sports inspire and motivate student interest, and create a love of teams provide opportunities for our students to develop learning as well as meeting 21st century skills. Nazareth skills and friendships while using their talents and abilities. is introducing a new computer technology program that High expectations, a safe and nurturing environment, provides each student with a Chromebook. Every freshmen and a spirit of Christian fellowship are all part of the will take a foundation of coding and programming course. Nazareth experience. Our Pre-med program provides students with real-life Morning Bus Service For Select Areas experiences in medicine through exciting courses and Call (718) 763-1100 for details internships with SUNY Downstate. An Honors program and Advanced placement courses provide challenging Inspiring Lives of Learning, Faith and Service

17 St. Agnes Academic High School 13-20 124th Street • College Point, NY 11356 • phone (718) 353-6276 • fax (718) 353-6068 • www.stagneshs.org

Principal: Mrs. Susan Nicoletti Contact: Ms. Kathleen Gaughan, Assistant Principal Enrollment: 325 young women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,750 (all books and fees included) Fees: $400, one-time registration fee Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All, first and second preferred Scholarships: St. Agnes Scholarship Exam on Thursday, November 3, 2016 – 4:00 p.m. TACHS Code #: 018 Open Houses: Saturday, October 15, 2016 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Thursday, January 19, 2016 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Founded in 1908 by the Sisters of St. Dominic, St. Agnes • Advanced placement courses is a culturally diverse, college preparatory high school for • College credit offered through St. John’s University and young women that develops a strong foundation for lifelong Molloy College learning. Building upon each student’s faith and challenging • Science Research Program for advanced science studies in her full academic potential, our mission is to graduate affiliation with the State University at Albany women who are open to growth, intellectually competent, socially aware, morally discerning and committed to being • Honors program women of integrity and truth. • Free SAT prep classes for juniors SPIRITUAL • Performing Arts Program The Religious Studies program at St. Agnes instills an • Access to the latest technology including SMART boards, understanding of being Catholic/Christian and fosters the laptops and iPads student’s personal relationship with God and with one another. • Ed-line program allowing parents access to student grades • 4 year religious studies program focusing on all aspects of throughout the school year social justice • National Honor Society and Departmental Honor Societies • On-site campus minister • Recognition of students through the St. John’s Women in • Outstanding Christian Service program Math and Science program • Retreat program at each grade level • 100% College Acceptance Rate • School wide liturgies throughout the year • Average class size of 24 ACADEMIC SPORTS & EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Programs of study are carefully structured to meet each girl’s Our sports program is open to all and because of our small individual scholastic needs. size; “chances of making the team” are good! With over 30 clubs & activities at St. Agnes, there is something for everyone! • Three technologically enhanced science labs St. Agnes is affiliated with New York Hospital of Queens for • Programs of study are carefully structured to meet girl’s student internships. individual scholastic needs. Every day is “buddy day” at St. Agnes! Please feel free to call • Students work with full time Guidance Counselors for the school at any time – to arrange an individual visit or to academic support, college information and preparation get more information about St. Agnes. and personal assistance • On-site college admission interviews College Point, College Bound

18 St. Edmund Preparatory High School 2474 Ocean Avenue • Brooklyn, NY 11229 • (718) 743-6100 • www.stedmundprep.org

Principal: Mr. John P. Lorenzetti Contact: Mr. Scott O’Donnell ’06, Director of Admissions Enrollment: 750 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $9,975 Fees: No additional fees Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: First and second with some consideration for top third choice Scholarships: Academic scholarships are based on the results of a separate exam given at St. Edmund Prep and an interview. Applications for the test will be online by early September. TACHS Code #: 008 Open Houses: Saturday, October 15, 2016 – Tours from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 25, 2016 – Tours at 7:00 p.m.

St. Edmund Preparatory High School is a Roman Catholic • Travel Study Program (Past experiences in Ireland, college preparatory school for young men and women. Our Scotland, England, Spain, France, Italy and Greece) mission is to instill the Gospel values in our students so as • Exchange Programs with schools in England and Australia to empower them to become confident, self-disciplined, active participants in society. We educate according to the needs of SPIRITUAL each student and challenge each of them to achieve academic • Full-time Campus Minister excellence through practical learning experiences. • Part-time Chaplain ACADEMICS • The Emmaus Retreat Program offers the opportunity for • We are an International Baccalaureate World School spiritual renewal for our Juniors and Seniors. offering an International Diploma. • Frequent community liturgies and prayer services • AP classes offered in all departments • Opportunities to receive the sacraments throughout • College classes offered via affiliation with St. John’s the year University • Christian Service program • International World Scholars Honors Program offered to qualified freshman EXTRACURRICULAR AND ATHLETIC • Class of 2015 offered more than $15 million in college • More than 30 clubs and activities scholarships with 99% of graduates attending college. • A rich and varied sports program for both boys and girls; • An addition to the main building houses a library 27 teams in 16 sports and media center, a band room, an art studio, a weight • Award-winning student publications including a training room, a dance studio and the Eagles Nest (school newspaper, yearbook and literary magazine t-shirts, pj bottoms, etc.) • More than 2/3 of the student body participates in • Three state-of-the-art science labs at least one extracurricular activity

19 St. Francis Preparatory School 6100 Francis Lewis Blvd. • Fresh Meadows, NY 11365-2840 • (718) 423-8810 • www.sfponline.org

President: Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F. Principal: Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Contacts: Ms. Lisa Schaefer-Heuer, Director of Admissions; Mr. Abelardo Leston, Assistant Director of Admissions Enrollment: 2,600 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $9,100 Fees: One-time registration fee of $350; one-time assurance fee: $500; Payment Plans and Financial Assistance are available Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: 1st preferred; 2nd and 3rd considered Scholarships: Prep must be 1st choice TACHS Code #: 019 Open House: Saturday, October 15, 2016 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.

St. Francis Prep is a Catholic, college preparatory school in the • Science labs with full smart technology integration, including Franciscan tradition. We value the unique contribution each Digital Microscopes. person makes to the school community. Our programs enable our • New Art Education Center and Music Education Center. students to develop and nurture their spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social gifts: The Four Golden Links. Together we create an PHYSICAL environment filled with academic success, respect, integrity, and joy. • New Fitness Training Center has the latest fitness technology. • Extensive interscholastic sports program with more than 180 city SPIRITUAL championships and over 30 athletic teams. • The spirit of Franciscanism manifests peace, love, and respect for the individual, the community, and the environment as • Our 20 varied Physical Education courses help our students lead proclaimed by Jesus in the Gospels. a balanced, healthful life. • Our curriculum guides students to respect and care for • Our 11 Religion courses meet the psychological, cognitive, moral, themselves, others, and the planet as gifts of the Creator. and spiritual needs of students. • Our Campus Ministry team includes a full-time chaplain, three SOCIAL dedicated lay people, and Franciscan Mission Coordinator. • Ten full-time guidance counselors provide academic, career, • Comprehensive retreat program and dozens of opportunities to college, and personal counseling. participate in community service • Students recognize themselves as members of and contributors to the world community. INTELLECTUAL • More than 60 after-school clubs and activities, including 15 • Our curriculum is a strong, innovative, college preparatory ethnic and culture clubs. core curriculum balanced with the opportunity to pursue the student’s areas of interest and talent on a sophisticated level. Through our well-balanced and integrated program, students prepare • 17 Advanced Placement courses and over 30 college credit well for college and life beyond college. U.S. News and World Report® courses. recognized St. Francis Prep as an “Outstanding American High School.” • Extensive elective program includes every subject, including Art, ADMISSIONS CRITERIA Business, Computer Science, and Music. • T.A.C.H.S. Admissions exam • Parents and students use Power School, a web-based information • Students must submit their complete applicant record by Dec.14, system for communication, including report cards, progress 2016. reports, and assignments. • Students are evaluated through TACHS scores, school grades, • All 9th-graders receive an iPad; iPads are integrated into state exams, and attendance and conduct records. classroom instruction. • Schedule a “Buddy Day” to experience being a member of the • We do not track students. We have honors classes in all major Prep family. subjects. Students enroll in honors and A.P. courses based on • Tours available. qualification and interest. • The Class of 2015 was awarded over $134 million in college For further information, contact our Office of Admissions or visit scholarships with 99% of graduates attending college. our website. • Science Research Program: Intel Semi-Finalists 13 in 18 years. High School is for Four Years; the Prep is Forever

20 St. John’s Preparatory School 21-21 Crescent Street • Astoria, NY 11105 • (718) 721-7200 • www.stjohnsprepschool.org

Principal: Mr. William A. Higgins Contact: Ms. Veronica Loehle Enrollment: 700 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $9,000 Fees: $350 registration fee; $100 Technology Fee Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All, first and second given preference Scholarships: Full and partial based on Competitive Scholarship Exam – December 3, 2016 TACHS Code #: 020 Open House: Saturday, October 15, 2016 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

St. John’s Preparatory School is dedicated to promoting academic • Advanced Language offerings in French, Italian, Latin and Spanish excellence and to instilling the principles and values of the Catholic Faith • Full time College Counseling and Guidance Program in a positive, nurturing environment. Inspired by its Vincentian tradition, • SAT and ACT Prep Course taught by SJP College Board certified St. John’s Prep, established in 1870, is built upon the profound respect for teachers every individual. A vigorous academic curriculum, an engaging spiritual program, meaningful service experiences, and extensive extracurricular • Individualized tutoring sessions offered by faculty members and opportunities establish a strong foundation for life. members of the National Honor Society • Specialized programs in partnership with St. John’s University, Spiritual such as Writing Center, Science Research Workshops and Advanced • Religious Studies Curriculum and 4 year Retreat Program Laboratory Programs • Extensive Leadership Program • Visual and Performing Arts Program • Comprehensive Christian Service Program International Travel Program • School wide liturgies throughout the year • Students discover the World with the St. John’s Prep International College Preparatory Travel Program • 100% College acceptance • Students also gain valuable experiences through in service-learning • St. John’s Prep graduates awarded more than 40 million in college by working in charitable projects around the world scholarships • Students enriched with a global perspective • Exclusive Baccalaureate Program in partnership with St. John’s University enables SJP students to complete high school and college Extracurricular and Athletic in seven years • Comprehensive list of Clubs and Activities that compliment the • Advanced Placement courses available in every academic discipline educational experience • College Advantage Program in partnership with St. John’s University • Science Olympiad, Robotics, Math League, Language Clubs, Chess allows students to earn college credit in a wide variety of courses Club, Investors Club • College Fair, on-site college admissions interviews, and on-site • Competitive Athletic Teams and Sports Clubs scholarship offerings • Performing Arts Program • Red Storm News – copy, writing, filming editing, producing – Academics journalism • Honors Program • Over 50 exciting clubs, teams, activities, events • A rigorous curriculum individualized to prepare students for success – taught by talented and certified teachers St. John’s Prep inspires every student to be • Advanced classes in Biology, Chemistry and Physics compliment a confident Leader of Tomorrow. the science electives such as Forensic Science, Human Health and Disease, Computer Coding, 3-D printing Come join the St. John’s Prep Community

21 St. Joseph High School 80 Willoughby Street • Brooklyn, NY 11201-5265 • (718) 624-3618 • www.sjhsbridge.org

Principal: Mrs. Caroline Latham Admissions: Ms. Elizabeth Peralta, [email protected] Enrollment: 300 young women Tuition ’16–’17: $6,300 Fees: $350 registration and technology fee Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All Scholarships: Based on TACHS, academic average and personal performance TACHS Code #: 009 Open House: Thursday, October 27, 2016 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. or call 718.624.3618 to schedule a school visit

Established in 1904, St. Joseph High School is a sponsored The Whole Student: ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Brentwood, NY. Rooted • A few of our highlights that makes for a well-rounded student in gospel values and upholding the respect and dignity of each • Retreat Program that is central to our mission person, the faculty and staff if partnership with the students and • House System parents/guardians work to create and nurture a love of learning • Cooper Union STEAM Program in a Christian community. • College Bridge Program with St. Joseph College An education at SJHS encourages students to question, to • State-of-the art science and computer labs challenge, to recognize and develop her gifts so that she is able • Fine and Performing Arts Program to make a profound impact on the world. • Smack Mellon Art Internships At SJHS We Cooperate To: • Arthurs Ashe Health Institute • Create a climate characterized by high expectations • SHPE Chapter collaboration with NYU/POLY • Foster academic excellence, recognition and mutual respect • Business Studies Program • Offer a strong educational program that provides for diverse • Award winning Speech Team, School Newspaper and learners and their individual achievement STEP Team • Motivate students to be responsible for their actions, rise • JV Basketball and Softball above peer pressure and be true to themselves • Leadership and Service Clubs: CSJ Leaders, Student Leadership Council, Choir, Culture Club, City Explorers, Results: Dance, Drama, Glamour Gals and more! Over 95% of St. Joseph High School students attend college upon graduation. Many students receive scholarships and Admissions, Scholarships and attend colleges and universities that include: Barnard, Carnegie Tuition Incentives: Mellon, Cornell, Fordham, Hofstra, Howard, Notre Dame, • Scholarships are based on TACHS, academic average and Johnson & Wales, Mount St. Vincent, Penn State, Polytechnic personal performance Institute of NYU, St. Francis, St. John’s, St. Joseph’s, Syracuse and Villanova. • Honor Roll status is rewarded with tuition reduction • Most affordable tuition in the NYC area so that no student is Our success is attributed to the rigorous college prep curriculum denied a quality education that is supported by a comprehensive Guidance Program providing individualized support, college visits and workshops, St. Joseph High School: Nurturing Dreams, scholarship and financial assistance. Creating Futures since 1904!

22 St. Saviour High School 588 Sixth Street • Brooklyn, NY 11215 • (718) 768-4406 • www.stsaviour.org

Principal: Dr. Paula McKeown Assistant Principal: Mrs. Margaret Bernstein Contact: Eileen Darcy, [email protected], (718) 768.4406 Enrollment: 210 young women Tuition ’16–’17: $10,150 Fees: $300 one-time registration Dress Code: Uniform Choices Considered: All Scholarships: Students who list SSHS as their first or second choice are considered for scholarships based on TACHS scores & academic performance. TACHS Code #: 010 Open Houses: Thursday, October 6, 2016 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sunday, October 23 2016 12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m last tour at 2:30 p.m..

Since 1917, Saint Saviour has embraced the vision of its founders, • Comprehensive college-prep program implemented in junior the School Sisters of Notre Dame: the pursuit of academic and senior years excellence and service within an inclusive, diverse community. • Annual College Fair You want the best high school education you can find. You want • Individualized and small group tutoring available before, during to learn and to grow in an environment that prepares you for and after school tomorrow’s world. Spiritual The vitality and diversity of Saviour will lead you beyond the • Chaplain, Rev. Frank W. Spacek, D. Min classroom and prepare you to meet that world. Students of all • Active Campus Ministry faiths are welcomed. • Sacrament Preparation program available Academic Success • Individualized honors program • 100% of graduates attend college • Average class size – 16 • 74% of the graduates from Class of 2016 earned merit • 11 Advanced Placement courses offered in all disciplines at scholarships senior, junior and sophomore levels • 70% of the senior class are enrolled in college-level courses • Concurrent enrollment in college courses through St. John’s • Recent college acceptances include: Barnard, BU, Carnegie University and St. Joseph’s College Mellon, Columbia, Cooper Union, Cornell, Dartmouth, FIT, • Minimum 5-year foreign language study: Latin, French, Spanish; Georgetown, GWU, Harvard, Macaulay Honors, NYU, U. college-credit available in each language Penn, Princeton, RIT, Rensselaer, Smith, Stevens, U. Rochester, • 4-year Religious Studies and retreat program Villanova • Fine Arts program with advanced study options in Music and Social Studio Art. Ensemble class offered for students who have some • Community service supported and encouraged formal training in playing a musical instrument. Music Production • Competitive Varsity and JV sports program elective for seniors. Personal one-on-one art portfolio development. • Wide range of clubs and activities • High Speed Wi-Fi access with BYOD program, Google Apps for Ed, • Faculty chaperoned international travel Windows and MAC based Computer lab, Programming, Robotics • Technology initiatives include: Digital Citizenship, Java Admissions Criteria Programming, Learning Arduino, Game Design Concepts, • TACHS Exam Minecraft, 3D Design and beginner to advanced photoshop • Application and academic records must be submitted by mid-December Guidance • Two qualified counselors guide students through their four years See for yourself — come for a Buddy Day! of academic, personal and college selection/application process (718) 768-4406 x10

23 The Mary Louis Academy 176-21 Wexford Terrace • Jamaica Estates, NY 11432-2926 • (718) 297-2120 • www.tmla.org

Principal: Sister Kathleen McKinney, C.S.J. Enrollment: 800 young women Tuition ’16–’17: $8,600 Fees: $450 registration and technology; $450 annual fee (includes books) Dress Code: Uniforms Choices Considered: First choice given preference, all choices considered Scholarships: Full and Partial Scholarships: Applications can be found at www.tmla.org. Application deadline: Monday, November 7, 2016. Examination date: Monday, November 14, 2016 at 3:30 p.m. CSJ Scholar Incentive Awards (service) based on TACHS, first or second choice. Application due December 15, 2016; applications available at www.tmla.org CSJ Scholar Incentive Awards (service) based on TACHS, first or second choice with application due December 15, 2016; applications available at tmla.org TACHS Code: # 016 Open House: Sunday, October 16, 2016 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Widely known as a preeminent Catholic college prep school for • Music Concentration: Begins after 9th grade, as musicians and over 80 years, TMLA in Jamaica Estates, sponsored by the Sisters of singers enjoy our new Music Conservatory recording studio. St. Joseph, has been dedicated to preparing young women as future • Theater Arts: Begins after 9th grade, as aspiring actresses learn all leaders for our world. In an atmosphere fostering excellence and aspects of performance. confidence, we celebrate cultural diversity. We proudly offer the • Science Research Program: 3 year program has students work most scholarship money for girls of any school in NYC. with a professional mentor on original research. SPIRITUALITY • Robotics/Engineering Program: Introduces all aspects of • TMLA encourages each student to develop and nurture her own engineering, design, and programming. spiritual identity, respect that of others, and recognize God’s animating Spirit within us and in our universe. COLLEGE PLACEMENT PROGRAM • 4 year Religious Studies curriculum, annual Retreat Program. • TMLA’s comprehensive program begins in grade 9 to aid • Liturgy and prayer services are held in school chapel. students in choosing colleges and universities that fit their unique abilities, aspirations, interests and character. OUTSTANDING ACADEMICS • A Full-time College Counselor provides individualized college • We do not track students. Individualized programs encourage planning and program of Ivy and elite college visits. students to pursue interests and strengths and take advanced • The College Counselor schedules interviews for students and courses in areas in which they excel. parents to discuss students’ plans. • College level, Honors, AP courses offered in every academic discipline starting in 9th grade. GRADUATE SUCCESS • College Advantage Program with St. John’s University allows • Every graduate earns a NY State Regents Diploma; over 75% students to earn college credit while in TMLA. receive the NY State Regents Diploma with Advanced • 1st school in Queens to give iPads to 9th year students. • Designation, the state’s highest standard. • Student-Teacher ratio 13:1 • Seniors notch a 100% acceptance rate to college. • Average class size 26 • Students are consistently among those recognized by National STUDENT LIFE Merit Scholarship Program, National Achievement Scholarship Program, and the National Hispanic Recognition Program. • Over 50 clubs and extracurricular activities and events. • 29 athletic teams: largest all-girls sports program in NYC, • TMLA Class of 2016 was awarded over $42 million in merit- numerous championships - sectional, city, and state. based academic scholarships. • Performing Arts Program - Glee Club, Orchestra • In addition, they contributed over 100,000 hours of volunteer service to their communities. SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • Art Major: Begins after 9th grade. Our artists have received Register for a BUDDY DAY visit at www.tmla.org Scholastic Art Awards; their work has been hosted in the Met.

24 Xaverian High School 7100 Shore Road • Brooklyn, NY 11209 • (718) 836-7100 • www.xaverian.org

President: Mr. Robert Alesi Principal: Dcn. Kevin McCormack Admissions Contact: Mr. Mark Spelman ’92, (718) 836-7100 x127 or [email protected] Enrollment: 1,100 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17: $13,900 Fees: $250 registration Dress Code: Modified school uniform Scholarships: Must take scholarship exam and complete the application for admission Choices Considered: All, prefer 1st TACH Code #: 011 Open House: Sunday, October 16, 2016 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

History Program in which students are exposed to professional experiences Founded in 1957, Xaverian is a college preparatory, Xaverian Brothers offered through prominent Xaverian alumni mentors in the fields Sponsored School which fosters an environment of Christian values of finance, law, medicine, architecture, engineering, education, and promotes the development of intellectual curiosity and service philanthropy, and more. Xaverian’s highly acclaimed Michael T. to others. In 2011, the Board of Trustees approved a multi-phased, Strianese ’74 STEM Program is offered through a partnership with strategic plan which has enhanced academic offerings, strengthened Project Lead the Way (PLTW), the nation’s leading provider of STEM admissions requirements, expanded curricular and extracurricular programs, and offers a comprehensive curriculum for engineering and programs, as well as implemented ongoing capital improvements biomedical sciences. With expansive extra-curricular opportunities, 1:1 and expansions. computing with iPads, robust athletic offerings in team and individual sports for young men and young women, and the award-winning Successful Transition to Co-education & Music at Xaverian Program, students are given important resources Facility Enhancements and leadership opportunities to develop impressive resumes for Based on the success of the earlier phases of Xaverian’s strategic plan, their collegiate pursuits. Our graduates consistently earn acceptance which have resulted in the creation of a cutting-edge, 1:1 learning to top colleges including: Princeton, Duke, Cornell, Georgetown, environment utilizing iPads and Apple TVs, Internship Program, UPenn, CUNY-Macaulay Honors, Boston College, Johns Hopkins, Michael T. Strianese ’74 STEM Program, and facility enhancements NYU, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Notre Dame, Lehigh, the US totaling nearly $1 million to date, the Board of Trustees approved Naval Academy, the US Military Academy at West Point, and the US the latest phase of Xaverian’s strategic plan in March 2015, which Coast Guard Academy. Collectively, the class of 2016 was awarded included expanding co-education from its middle school program $36,880,924 in scholarships. to the high school grade levels in fall 2016. Facility enhancements include the transformation of the Whitcome Educational Center Campus Ministry into the Whitcome Genesis Center, three new STEM laboratories Campus ministry and service to others is the heart of the school. for Engineering and Biomedical Sciences, the creation of a Xaverian molds its students into Christian leaders who convert their central commons area for student and faculty engagement, the faith into action. This transformation occurs through daily prayer, transformation of existing locker rooms into Boys and Girls locker retreats, and community service. rooms, the creation of new restrooms, as well as the renovation of existing restrooms. These renovations will ensure that the school’s Additional Application Information facility matches the dedication, passions, and drive of Xaverian’s Xaverian offers academic scholarships, music scholarships, memorial students and faculty. scholarships and grants for sons of NYPD/FDNY, and financial aid. Xaverian is proud to award $1.25 million annually in academic merit- Academics & Extracurriculars based scholarships, and nearly $1 million in need-based financial Xaverian offers a strong liberal arts core program, complemented by aid. Students must submit an admissions application, which can be the opportunity to enter a Pre-Professional Pathway of study. There is found at www.xaverian.org, as well as the TACHS. Xaverian is easily a wide array of Advanced Placement and college credit courses through accessible by train (N,R) and bus (B4, B9, B64, S53, S79). Private bus St. John’s University and Syracuse University, as well as an Internship service is available!

25 Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School 710 East 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11203 Tel (718) 455-3555 www.cristoreybrooklyn.org

President: Mr. William P. Henson Contact: Admissions Office, [email protected] Enrollment: 310 young men and women Tuition ’16–’17 $2,000 Fees: $250 Registration (which is applied to the total tuition) Dress Code: Business/Professional Attire Scholarships: ALL students earn approximately half of the cost of their education through a unique work study program; additional aid based on financial need Open House: Saturday, November 12, 2016 12 p.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, March 18, 2016 12 p.m. – 3 p.m.

MISSION • Summer Training Institute for new students Cristo Rey Brooklyn is a Catholic high school that educates • Academic enrichment young people of limited economic means to become men • Computer & office skills and women of faith, purpose and service. By offering a • Business etiquette training rigorous curriculum, a unique work study experience and • Average class size: 25 the support of an inclusive school community, we prepare • AP Class offerings our students to succeed in college and beyond with the values essential to a fulfilling life. • Overnight College Trips Cristo Rey Brooklyn is one of 32 college prep high schools Corporate Work Study Program: in the nationally recognized Cristo Rey Network. The work study program enables students to earn 50% or more of the cost of their education by working at leading College Preparatory Program corporations and non-profit organizations. Students are Our rigorous college prep curriculum is designed with employed one day per week in entry-level positions and the expectation that all students will enroll, and succeed, acquire important —job-related skills, gain exposure to in college. potential career options, develop a strong work ethic and • Comprehensive College Guidance: build self-confidence. • individualized support Admissions Requirements • college tours & workshops • Students must be 14 years old by September 1 of the • scholarship & financial aid assistance school year they start at Cristo Rey Brooklyn • summer enrichment & immersion programs • The student’s family must have a low to modest income • College & University Partners, national and local, • The TACHS exam is not required for admission including St. Francis College, St. John’s University & • Admissions applications are available at New York University www.cristoreybrooklyn.org or by calling (718) 455-3555 • ACT Prep Applications are reviewed for eligibility. Students who qualify are invited to interview.

26 Why Choose a Catholic School?

As parents, you want the best for your children. in life and to experience the sense of accomplishment It is because you wish them success in all of life’s stemming from individual achievement and challenges that Catholic schools are the right choice. responsibility.

Catholic schools provide an educational program Take this opportunity to learn about Catholic Schools based on religious beliefs and values, enabling your in Brooklyn and Queens. Whichever school you children to grow in their understanding of themselves, choose, you can be assured that your child will receive their relationship with God and their relationship a strong academic education in an environment with others. structured to have a lasting value.

Catholic schools promote the education of young Catholic Schqools: people to their full potential; their teachers respect • Build character and encourage real learning experiences. Your • Foster community service children acquire knowledge and develop the skills necessary for success in higher educational pursuits • Encourage involvement and a wide range of careers. • Develop real-world skills • Shape leaders Catholic schools offer a community environment • Reward achievement in which your children can discuss and live out the values upon which their education is based. • Reinforce values They are encouraged to contribute to society and to • Allow for spiritual growth assume leadership roles in shaping public attitudes • Embrace differences and programs. • Raise standards In Catholic schools, young people learn to question, • Empower each student to establish confidence in their own good choices • Celebrate school spirit

Catholic schools admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made avail- able to students at the school. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.

To the extent required by Title IX, they do not discriminate against any applicant, employee or student because of sex.

This brochure was compiled and distributed by the Catholic High School Principals’ Association of the Diocese of Brooklyn. You Have Options. You Have a Choice.

Come to the Catholic High School Fair:

BROOKLYN Wednesday, September 21, 2016, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. St. Francis College Genovesi Center 180 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 (Between Court and Clinton Streets)

QUEENS Wednesday, September 28, 2016, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. St. John’s University D’Angelo Ballroom 8000 Utopia Parkway, Jamaica, NY 11439 (Between Union Turnpike and Grand Central Parkway)

Check the TACHS Web site at www.tachsinfo.com for the dates of these two High School Fairs. Information for the Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools and our 18 outstanding Catholic high schools will be available. n Religious Values n Discipline for Personal Growth n Caring Environment n Demonstrated Academic Success and Excellence

In Brooklyn In Queens Bishop Kearney High School Archbishop Molloy High School Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Cathedral Prep Seminary Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School Christ the King Regional High School Fontbonne Hall Academy Holy Cross High School Nazareth Regional High School The Mary Louis Academy St. Edmund Preparatory High School Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School St. Joseph High School St. Agnes Academic High School St. Saviour High School St. Francis Preparatory High School Xaverian High School St. John’s Preparatory High School