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1. xaverianbrothers.org › 2022/09/12 › the-school-thatThe School That Lives On: St. Michael’s Diocesan High School

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   Sep 12, 2022 · St. Michael’s Diocesan High School opened its doors to the first freshmen class in 1926 and closed the same doors to the last senior class in 1960. What happened in-between is a commendable feat. Over 2,500 young men were exposed to an environment that fostered a commitment to God, country, and one another. And the best was yet to come.

2. snaccooperative.org › history › 51325480St. Michael's Diocesan High School (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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   Aug 15, 2016 · Higher education also became available in Brooklyn around this time, as the Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute (now known as Polytechnic Institute of New York University) conferred its first baccalaureate degrees in 1871, and St. Francis Academy evolved from a monastery and preparatory school to St. Francis College in 1885.

3. www.nytimes.com › 2010/06/11 › nyregionBitterness Follows End of a School - The New York Times

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   The school is being closed after 136 years. Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times. By Paul Vitello. June 10, 2010. After more than a century on the West Side of Manhattan, St. Michael Academy had ...

4. www.facebook.com › groups › 42973173301St. Michael's High School, Brooklyn, NY | This group is for St

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   This group is for St. Michael High School Alumni Only! In 1956, a St. Michael’s High School was built at Jerome Street and Liberty Avenue. East New York, Brooklyn. It closed its doors in 1976.

5. www.allhighschools.com › school › st-michaelsSt Michaels Alumni from Brooklyn, NY - AllHighSchools

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   Celeste De Marino Cataudella Class of 1974. Denise O'neill Class of 1974. Gerard Eagleston Class of 1971. Maureen Kayser Krauss Class of 1970. Kathleen Terzian Class of 1970. Barbara Isacsson Class of 1969. Dawn Engler Class of 1968. Joanne Varrichio Class of 1966. Dennis Eicholzer Class of 1965.

6. catholicschoolsny.org › about-us › history-of-schoolsHistory of Schools - Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of ...

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   In 1800, six years before the first public school was established in New York, Irish and German immigrants at St. Peter’s Parish founded a school for 100 students on Barclay Street in lower Manhattan. St. Peter’s School was the only Catholic school in Manhattan until St. Patrick’s (Old) Cathedral School opened in 1817 on Mott Street.

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   Where is St Michael's Catholic School located?

   • St Michael's Catholic School is located in the heart of Taita. It caters for students from years 1-8. The school was founded by the Presentation Sisters 70 years ago and is proud of its rich history, constantly seeking to further enhance its Catholic character.

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   When was the first public school in New York?

   • In 1800, six years before the first Catholic school was established in New York (at St. Peter’s Parish on Barclay Street in lower Manhattan), Irish and German immigrants founded a school for 100 students. St. Peter’s School was the only Catholic school in Manhattan until St. Patrick’s (Old) Cathedral School opened in 1817 on Mott Street.

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   What was the first Catholic school in New York?

   • St. Peter’s School was the only Catholic school in Manhattan until St. Patrick’s (Old) Cathedral School opened in 1817 on Mott Street. Archbishop John Hughes, who served New York from 1842 to 1864, is considered by some the grand architect of what would become the Catholic school system.

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   How many Catholic schools are there in New York?

   • In the Archdiocese of New York, there are 211 Catholic elementary and secondary schools serving over 67,000 children in 2017-18.

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   Who built the Catholic school system in New York?

   • Archbishop John Hughes, who served New York from 1842 to 1864, is considered by some the grand architect of the Catholic school system in New York. Responding to the widespread anti-Catholicism of his time, particularly in the existing public schools, Archbishop Hughes built a parallel Catholic school system.

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   • Catholic school students in New York have been personally inspired by several influential figures. They include the first Catholic to run for president, Al Smith, and the first Latina on the Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor. Catholic students have also been influenced by saints who have taught in their classrooms, such as Elizabeth Anne Seton and Mother Frances Cabrini.

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8. 6tocelebrate.org › site › st-michaels-roman-catholicSt. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church - Historic Districts ...

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   Thomas Jefferson High School. Vienna Flats. 225 Jerome Street Church: 1920-22 Supporting buildings: 1897-1956 St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church has served its community for over 150 years, during which time its campus grew to occupy almost the entire block between Atlantic and Liberty Avenues and Jerome and Warwick Streets.