Saint anthony’S high SchoolFranciScan BrotherS

275 WolF hill road South huntington, ny 11747-1394(631) 271-2020(631) 547-6820 - Fax

WWW.StanthonyShS.org

admiSSionS department

ext. 226admiSSionS@StanthonyShS.org

admiSSionS StaFF

mr. chriStopher Farrell

mr. JeSSe BaSSo

mS. m. Kellaigh malangone

Brother david a. migliorino, o.S.F.principal

mr. paul WaShington

dean oF Faculty / director oF StudieS

Brother JoShua di mauro, o.S.F.aSSiStant principal

preFect oF diScipline For FreShmen

mr. roBert arrigo

dean oF men

dr. chriStina Buehler

dean oF Women

School ProfileSchool Profile Established on Long Island by the Franciscan Brothers in 1933, Saint Anthony's High School continues an 800 year old Franciscan tradition of excellence in education. We are a private, Roman Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory school for students in grades 9 - 12 located in the suburban community of South Huntington, New York. Our school is a true representation of the ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of Long Island, as our students travel from over 100 school districts between Manhattan and Montauk. Admission is selective and based upon the results of the Catholic High School Entrance Examination administered to 8th grade students. Students who achieve above average test scores, demonstrate the ability to succeed in a competitive college prepara-tory environment, and show a strong desire to attend Saint Anthony's receive admittance. Approximately 600 students are enrolled from the 1800 applicants. All students are required to complete a New York State Regents academic program. Founded upon the Franciscan principle, "Capture the heart and the mind will follow", Saint Anthony's encourages young men and women to nurture their moral, intellectual, aesthetic, and physical faculties in an atmosphere of faith, respect, and encour-agement. These principles foster an awareness of personal sanctification and good citizenship for which each person is created and in which each as an adult will share.

Graduation RequirementsGraduation Requirements

St. Anthony's requires all students to pass:

Theology 4 credits Guidance 4 years English 4 credits Social Studies 4 credits Foreign Language 3 credits Mathematics 3 credits Science 3 credits Fine Arts 1 credit Physical Education 4 years Health 1/2 credit Electives 3 credits in Senior year

Class periods are 40 minutes, 40 weeks per year.

Grade EquivalencyGrade Equivalency

97 -100 = A+ (3.90 - 4.00) 93 - 96 = A (3.75 - 3.89) 90 - 92 = A- (3.50 - 3.74) 87 - 89 = B+ (3.25 - 3.49) 83 - 86 = B (3.00 - 3.24) 80 - 82 = B- (2.75 - 2.99) 77 - 79 = C+ (2.50 - 2.74) 75 - 76 = C (2.25 - 2.49)

Grading SystemGrading System

Saint Anthony's is a highly competitive high school. Students must maintain a 75 average in all courses. Students whose final grade average in a course is below 75 must attend summer school and earn a 75 or better to return to Saint Anthony's. Any student who fails more than three courses in one year will not be permitted to return for the following academic year.

National Honor SocietyNational Honor Society

Sophomore, junior and senior students with a cumu-lative average of 89.5% or above, who have presented concrete evidence that they possess good character and leadership qualities, and who have given service to the school and community, are eligible to apply for admission to the Brother Robert Gabriel Alvernian Chapter of the National Honor Society. Selections are made by a faculty committee.

Honor RollHonor Roll

St. Bonaventure Certificate - 94.5 or above averageDuns Scotus Certificate - 89.5 to 94.49 average

Transcript InformationTranscript Information

The yearly unweighted average, or regular report card average, is computed by adding the total number of grade points for all courses which receive 1 full credit to exactly 1/2 the number of grade points for all courses which receive 1/2 credit, etc., and dividing the total number of grade points by the total number of credit points. AP - 1.10 University Level - 1.10 Honors - 1.05 College Credit - 1.05 Regents - 1.00 Experienced - 1.00

Rank in ClassRank in Class

St. Anthony's High School has adopted a policy of not ranking students on cumulative average relative to their classmates.

Statistics for the Class of 2020Statistics for the Class of 2020

626 Students100% High School Graduation Rate

90% enrolled in 4 year colleges2% enrolled in 2 year colleges

8% employed/military/gap year

Students were accepted into 539 colleges and universities.568 students were awarded over $98 million in

scholarships.

3 - National Merit Finalists

SAT: Reading/Writing 540-660 Math 550-690

Mean SAT: 1220 ACT: Composite 22 - 29 Mean ACT: 25.2

AP Courses OfferedAP Courses Offered

AP Language and Composition AP ChemistryAP Literature and Composition AP BiologyAP Calculus AB AP Physics 1AP Calculus BC AP Physics 2AP Statistics AP Psychology AP French Language & Culture AP World History: ModernAP Spanish Language & Culture AP United States HistoryAP Studio in Art AP European HistoryAP 2-D Art and Design AP MicroeconomicsAP Computer Science A AP MacroeconomicsAP Computer Principles AP Government & PoliticsAP Environmental Science AP SeminarAP Comparative Government and PoliticsAP United States Government and Politics

AP and Honors Course AP and Honors Course RequirementsRequirements

Saint Anthony's is committed to maintaining a high quality curriculum in its AP and Honors courses. In order to be admitted into an AP class, a student must earn a 92 average in the current subject along with teacher recommendation. Class sizes in AP courses are limited.

In order to be admitted into an Honors class, a student must earn a 90 average in the current subject along with a teacher recommendation.

Accredited by the Board of Regents of New York State and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

Schedule I - Regular ScheduleSchedule I - Regular Schedule7:55 Students Present in Uniform 8:00 Gates Open8:15 1st Warning Bell1st 8:20 AM – 9:00 AM 2nd 9:05 AM – 9:45 AM HR 9:50 AM – 10:00 AM 3rd 10:05 AM – 10:45 AM 4th 10:50 AM – 11:30 AM 5th 11:35 AM – 12:15 PM 6th 12:20 PM – 1:00 PM 7th 1:05 PM – 1:45 PM 8th 1:50 PM – 2:30 PM

UniformsSophomore and Freshman Boys: Black uniform slacks, worn at waist-level, Gray uniform blazer, with embroidered school emblem, either long or short-sleeved, white oxford, button-down uniform shirt, fully tucked into the slacks, with cuffs, neck and collar buttoned, uniform black and gold patterned tie, uniform black belt, black socks only, and White Cross black uniform shoes only. In winter months, black sweater vest is worn under blazer.

Sophomore and Freshman Girls: Black knife-pleated uniform shirt, worn to cover the knee, Gray uniform blazer, with the embroidered school emblem, either long or short-sleeved, white hemmed uniform shirt. White Cross black uniform shoes only. Black tights are required when blazers are worn. In winter months, black sweater vest is worn under blazer.

In 2020-2021, tution is $10,950.00. Scholarships are academic based and are awarded to registered students. There are no athletic scholarships given at Saint Anthony’s.

Academic ClubsAcademic Quiz Bowl Team Aerospace & Aviation Club Book ClubBook TalkBusiness Leaders Club Creative Writing Club English Honor Society Foreign Language Honor SocietyFrench Culture ClubFuture Leaders of America Future Medical Professionals Girls Who Code Club History and Government Club History Honor SocietyMath ClubMath Honor SocietyMock TrialNational Honor Society Religion & Philosophy Club Robotics ClubScience ClubScience Honor Society

Performing Arts ClubsPark Bench Players Fall PlayGlobal Music Club Irish Step Dancing Pit Orchestra Show ChoirSpring MusicalStage CrewStep TeamTheatre Improv Troupe

Visual Arts ClubsArt ClubComic & Cartooning Club Film ClubPhotography Club

PublicationsYearbook - AnthonianSchool Newspaper - PaduanSports Paper - Friar Scoreboard Video Yearbook - Visionary Friar News Media

Service ClubsAmerican Red Cross ClubCARECampus MinistryEnvironmental ClubFranciscan Youth MinistryFriar FaithfulGlobal Ambassadors Mass MinistriesPeanut Butter & Jelly Gang Respect Life MinistryStudents Against Destructive DecisionsSaint Anthony’s Leadership Team Save Our Shelters Student CouncilSpecial Needs MinistrySupport Our Troops Club

Athletic ClubsEquestrian Club Fishing Club IntramuralsSki ClubSports Medicine Club Ultimate Frisbee Club

Recreational ClubsBoard Game Club Chess & Rubiks Club DIY ClubEquity ClubFashion ClubFemale Entrepreneurial Club Game Development Club One LoveRock and Roll ClubSci- Fi Appreciation Club Sign Language ClubUnited Cultures Club

Fine Arts ClassesChorus (Boys and Girls)Gregorian Schola HonorsConcert BandConcert Band HonorsDigital PhotographyDrawing and PaintingDrawing and Painting HonorsFilm AppreciationFilm ProductionFriars BagpipesFriars Bagpipes HonorsHighland DrummingHighland Drumming Honors Jazz BandJazz Band Honors Orchestra Orchestra HonorsPercussion EnsemblePortfolio Prep HonorsStudio in ArtStudio in Art HonorsSymphonic BandSymphonic Band HonorsTheatre Arts

Student Council Sponsored Activities CanteenCar Wash Dress-Down Days Homecoming Junior Ring Banquet Overnight Relays Pep Rallies School Dances School Trips Senior Antics Senior Barbecue Senior Theme Night Senior PromSoup Kitchens Spirit Days

AthleticsAthletics

The St. Anthony’s Athletic Department is committed to our student athlete’s journey towards Truth. It is the goal and ob-jective of the Athletic Department to use interscholastic sport and intramurals to foster the belief in our Roman Catholic Heritage, in the Franciscan tradition.

St. Anthony’s Student-Athletes are expected to:

• Maintain a high school career where academics come first• Comply with the Student Code of Conduct as laid out in the Student Handbook• Respect their coaches• Continuously work to be socially responsible, generous in spirit and unselfish in service toward one’s neighbor.

Interscholastic Sports Badminton - JV, VBaseball – JVB, JVA & VBasketball – Boys FR, JV, V Basketball – Girls JVB, JVA, VBowling – Boys JV & V Bowling – Girls JV & V Cheerleading – FR, JV & VCrew – Boys & Girls N & VCross Country - Boys FR, JV & VCross Country - Girls FR, JV & VFootball – JVB, JVA, & VGolf – Boys JV & VGolf – Girls VIce Hockey– FR, JV & V*Kickline – V (Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors)’ Lacrosse – Boys JVB, JVA & VLacrosse – Girls JVB, JVA & V

Rugby - VSoccer – Boys JVB, JVA & VSoccer – Girls JVB, JVA & V Softball – Girls JV & VSwimming – Boys JV & V Swimming – Girls JV & V Tennis – Boys VB & VATennis – Girls VAA, VB & VATrack – Boys JV & V (Winter)Track – Boys JV & V (Spring)Track – Girls JV & V (Winter)Track – Girls JV & V (Spring)Volleyball – Boys V Volleyball – Girls JV & VWrestling – JV & V*Ice Hockey is a ‘club sport’ sustained by student interest and parental support.

“Classmates for Four Years,“Classmates for Four Years,Friars Forever!”Friars Forever!”

Theatre ProgramTheatre Program

Saint Anthony’s High School boasts a rather storied history of stage production including the Fall Play, the Spring Mu-sical, Theatre Improv Troupe and Drama. While the Theatre Productions and Improv Troupe are extra-curricular activi-ties, students may choose to pursue academic credit in their acting and drama classes. Each year, the Improv Troupe hosts an themed Improv night leaving the audience howling, while the Theatre Company puts on a Fall Play in November and a Spring Musical in April.

Past Productions:• Beauty and the Beast • The Wizard of Oz • Anything Goes • Litte Mermaid • The Addams Family • Barnum