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It congratulates the Class of 2027 and spotlights individual achievements, including scholarships, highly competitive college admissions, and leadership or arts opportunities. Sections cover admissions support contacts, office responsibilities, program participation in filmmaking and youth leadership, and accomplishments such as Science Olympiad placements and Silver Key art recognition.","THESC00PON SECONDARY SCHOOLS  \nNewsletter for Catholic High Schools in the Archdiocese of New York  \nMt.St.Michael  \nVolume 10 |Mar 2023  \nCongratulations to the Class of 2027!  \nTop-left clockwise:St.Jean Baptiste,Cathedral HS,Msgr.Farrell,St.Peter Boy's,Sacred Heart HS.  \nIf you have not been accepted into any of your three high school choices,contact Carmen Leon atsecondary.schools@adnveducation.org or call 646-794-2895 for assistance.  \nContact the high school of your choice.Visit  \nMissed the TACHS?  \ncatholicschoolsny.org/secondary/high-school-information-tuitionto find a school and inquire about applying.  \n# Secondary Schools\n\nThe Office of Secondary Schools serves 43 high schools with over 21,000 studentswithin the Archdiocese of New York including The Bronx,Manhattan,Staten Island,Westchester,and Upper Counties.  \nSean Sullivan,Associate Superintendent of Secondary Schools,along withCarmen Leon,Administrator,are responsible for liaising between the Office of theSuperintendent of Schools and the high schools located throughout theArchdiocese of New York.  \nTo learn more about Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of New York,visit catholicschoolsny.org/secondary.  \nSCH00L NEWS  \n# ACCEPTANCES\n\nAII Hallows QuestBridgeScholar Headed to Dartmouth  \nIt is with great pleasure that All Hallowsextends a heartfelt congratulations to JazielAquino,'23,who has been accepted andawarded a full scholarship to DartmouthCollege.  \nDartmouth College is a member of the IvyLeague,an elite group of eight of the oldestand most selective universities in the UnitedStates.As a QuestBridge finalist,Jaziel wasselected from thousands of applicantsacross the country.  \n# Two Notre Dame SchoolStudents Head to Their DreamColleges\n\nNotre Dame School of Manhattan celebratesthe college placement success of MeyenDolley and Brooklynne Roman.  \nMeyen was awarded the Posse Foundationfull scholarship to Middlebury College inVermont.In a highly competitive process,Posse selects students from a nationwidepool of applicants for their extraordinaryleadership potential and grants them fulltuition to some of the finest colleges anduniversities in the country.Brooklynne wasrecently admitted to Columbia Universityhere in NYC on a near-full scholarship.  \nFor both students,it was a dream come trueto be admitted to their first-choice colleges,a dream that also was achieved thanks totheir academic diligence and many hours ofstudy.With its team of three full-timecounselors,Notre Dame knows that morecollege dreams will be coming true thisspring!  \n# A Future Filmmaker atPreston High School\n\nMia Carassco,'24,applied and wasaccepted into the NYU Tisch FutureFilmmakers Workshop for high schoolers.This prestigious 14-week program allowsstudents to 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