by John Zaborskis | High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, Manhattan, SHSAT
Stuyvesant High School Admissions Profile for Parents Stuyvesant was founded back in 1904 as a boys school and specifically as a ‘manual training school for boys’ however that has changed over the years. The school today is close to fifty-fifty boys and girls. In 1992...
by John Zaborskis | High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, HSPT, ISEE, Manhattan, SSAT, TACHS
Loyola NYC High School at 83th Street Admissions Profile for Parents Loyola NYC is co-ed college preparatory school. In fact, it’s the only co-ed, independent, Jesuit high school in all of New York City. This secondary school challenges men and women to ‘become...
by John Zaborskis | All-Girls, High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, ISEE, Manhattan
Founded in 1881, Convent of the Sacred Heart is the oldest independent girls’ school in Manhattan. Despite its name, it is not a “convent” but an independent Pre-K to grade 12 school. Sacred Heart is comprised of a Lower (Pre-K – grade 4), Middle (grades...
by John Zaborskis | All-Girls, High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, ISEE, Manhattan, SSAT, TACHS
Located on the Upper East Side at 5th Ave and 84th street, Marymount School of New York has served as an educational institution for young catholic girls for over 94 years. As a long-established Catholic school, Marymount High School strives to empower girls to think...
by John Zaborskis | All-Boys, High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, HSPT, Manhattan, Regis
Regis High School Profile for Parents Located in the Upper East Side of New York City, Regis High School is the only tuition-free Jesuit high school in the United States and was ranked as the top Catholic High School in 2017. All students who pass the rigorous...
by John Zaborskis | All-Boys, High School Admissions Blog, HS Admissions Profiles, HSPT, Manhattan, TACHS
Xavier High School Admissions Profile for Parents Xavier High School has served the young men of the NYC area since its charter in 1861. The school, founded with a mission of sending these young men into the world with ‘grateful hearts to transform the world for God’s...
