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In 1936, the Academy moved from its original location on Madison Avenue to 44 East 68th Street, where it remains today as one of the preeminent Catholic high schools for young women in the country.  \nThe building was constructed in 1921 as the private residence of Colonel Michael Friedsam, a notable philanthropist and art collector. Friedsam’s collection contained numerous masterpieces by artists such as Vermeer, Rembrandt, Van Eyck, and Botticelli. Many of the original architectural elements, including carved marble fireplaces, stained glass windows, and ornate wood-and ironwork, are still enjoyed today.  \nThe mansion underwent its first major enhancement in the summers of 2017 and 2018 which included the addition of two full-sized classrooms, reconfiguration of the library and dedicated chapel, and replacement of the building’s technology and security infrastructure.  \nWe celebrate our legacy and the countless individuals who have worked tirelessly for our success as we look forward to an even brighter future for our school and the young women entrusted to our care.  \nMAKE D.A. YOUR DESTINATION.  \nOUR MISSION,  \nOUR LEGACY  \nThis past year, we celebrated Dominican Academy’s 125th anniversary! Since our founding in 1897, Dominican Academy has consistently ranked among  \nthe premier Catholic high schools in both New York City and the United States. Located in an historic mansion on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Dominican Academy (D.A.) unites academic rigor with a warm, family-like atmosphere. Sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of Peace, D.A. stands alone asthe only all-honors high school for young women in New York State.  \nD.A. guides and challenges students to seek truth and justice in their world and to make meaningful contributions to society. Our students strive for excellence in all things, guided by the Dominican pillars of Study, Community, Service, and Prayer.  \nWE INVITE YOU TO BECOME A PART OF OUR FUTURE AND TO SHAPE THE WORLD WITH INTELLIGENCE, COMPASSION, AND FAITH.  \nSTUDY  \nFounded in 1897 by the Dominican Sisters  \n14+AP CLASSES 20+ ELECTIVES  \n35% of D.A. STUDENTS  \nspeak a LANGUAGE  \nother than English at home  \nConsistently ranked among the  \ntop Catholic Girls High Schools  \nin New York State  \n100%  \nof graduates attend four-year  \nCOLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES  \n80% of Students are ROMAN CATHOLIC  \nBE PART OF OUR FUTURE  \n85% of each graduating class from 2016-2020 earned  \nACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS  \n$295,000  \nPER STUDENT  \nPER YEAR  \n35+ CLUBS and ACTIVITIES  \nSTUDENTS TRAVEL from all 5 boroughs of NYC, Long Island, Westchester County, NJ & CT  \nTotal ENROLLMENT of 250 students  \n9:1   \nSTUDENT to TEACHER ratio with over 80% of faculty holding at least one advanced degree  \n~~ ~~ 100% of Students engage in SERVICE LEARNING  \n9 VARSITY SPORTS Over 40% of D.A. students are athletes  \nAVG.  \nSTUDY  \nAT D.A., LEARNING IS PERSONAL.  \nDominican Academy challenges young women with a comprehensive and rigorous academic program. D.A. stands alone as the only  \nall-honors school for girls in New York State. 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A D.A. graduate is an engaged and informed citizen with a skill-set that extends beyond critical reading, writing, and thinking—she is a compassionate leader, a thoughtful advocate, and a prayerful policy-maker.  \nIn order to graduate from Dominican Academy, students must successfully complete at least 26 ½ credits of coursework as outlined below:  \n􀀟 English: 4 credits  \n􀀟 History: 4 credits  \n􀀟 STEM: 6 ½ credits  \n􀀟 The Arts: 2 credits  \n􀀟 The","cbCaiqPPRprWn2VU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqPPRprWn2VU","pdf",2338958,16,"English","# Our Mission, Our Legacy\n## Established in 1897\n## 125th Anniversary\n## Campus & Historic Mansion\n# Academic Excellence\n## Honors and AP Program\n## Personalized Learning\n## Graduation Requirements\n# STEM and Technology\n## Science Center & Collaborative Classroom\n## Research and Technology\n## Learning Resources and Tools\n# Study, Courses of Study & Opportunities\n## AP Courses\n## Electives, Clubs and Activities\n## Student Life and Support","[{\"question\":\"When was Dominican Academy founded and how has it grown over time?\",\"answer\":\"Dominican Academy was founded in 1897 by the Dominican Sisters. 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