About Archbishop Molloy High School New York

Archbishop Molloy High School, President: Mr. Richard Karsten ‘81
Principal: Mr. Darius Penikas
a Catholic Marist school that offers a challenging Admissions Director: Dr. Leslie Poole Petit
academic program rooted in Gospel value, has Enrollment: 1,560 students
been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as Tuition 2017-2018: $8,800
an Outstanding American High School and was Fees: $400 registration; $500 technology
named an Exemplary Secondary School by the U.S. Dress Code: Uniform
Department of Education. Choices Considered: 1st choice given preference,

all choices considered
Scholarships: Academic & Named Scholarships available
TACHS & CHSEE Exam Code #: 012
Open House: Sunday, October 15, 2017 11am-4pm

Molloy’s well-maintained and fully equipped facilities Thanks to the commitment of Molloy’s distinguished faculty,
include a brand new video broadcasting studio and and the rigorous college preparatory curriculum that is the
a strength & conditioning gym. The cafeteria, chapel, hallmark of a Molloy education (including a wide variety of
library, research center, four science labs, theater Honors and AP courses), 100% of Molloy graduates are able to
and two gymnasiums have all been renovated since realize their true potential and attend prestigious colleges.
2010. The six-acre campus includes an all-weather
outdoor track and baseball field. Molloy has created Graduates have won admission to:
a comprehensive program for integrating iPad®
technology in the learning environment. Annapolis Holy Cross Rice
Molloy’s extensive programs for both academic and Bard Iona Rochester
personal counseling help students to select colleges Boston College Johns Hopkins St. John’s
that are best for them and to earn scholarships at top Boston University Lehigh Scranton
Ivy League, Catholic, private and public universities. Bowdoin Loyola Stanford
All our programs grow out of the Marist Brothers’ Brandeis Manhattan SUNY Albany
mission of service and promote students’ spiritual and Brown Marist SUNY Binghamton
emotional development. Carnegie-Mellon Maryland SUNY Geneseo
Case Western Michigan Syracuse
Columbia MIT Trinity College (Dublin)
Cooper Union NYU Vassar
Cornell Niagara U.C.L.A.
CUNY Baruch Northeastern University of Chicago
CUNY Hunter Northwestern University of Pennsylvania
CUNY Queens Notre Dame University of Virginia
Dartmouth Oberlin Vanderbilt
Duke Pace Vassar
Fairfield Penn State Villanova
Fordham Polytech Wesleyan
George Washington Providence West Point
Georgetown Purdue William and Mary
Harvard Rensselaer Yale

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The Stanner experience involves far more than Science Research Program); diplomacy and
just rigorous work in the classroom. School trips law (via the Model U.N. and Mock Trial clubs).
such as excursions to Italy and service projects We offer a host of arts activities such as
to the Basilica of Lourdes and Nicaragua are the Dance Club, String Ensemble, and the highly
kinds of experiences that help broaden students’ acclaimed Stanner Players theater group.
perspectives and gives them a clearer picture of
the global community. The Marist Brothers Center The Stanner athletics program is one of
at Esopus is home to many camps and retreats the most highly regarded in New York, with
through which Molloy students can either attend trophy cases full of city championship awards
or work as counselors and service staff. thanks to a tradition of excellence built by
legendary coaches like the late Jack Curran
Given the vast array of interests demonstrated (Basketball, Baseball), Frank Rienzo (Track),
by the school’s diverse population, Molloy hosts Andy Kostel (Soccer) and others that continues
something for everyone through a wide variety to this day. The discipline, team building, and
of clubs where students can devote themselves sportsmanship that are intrinsic to sports at
to further exploration in areas such as computer Molloy are skills which bode well for continued
science, math and science (via the Coding Club, success not just for school, but for life.
Math Team, Science Olympiad or the Advanced

Admission to Archbishop Molloy High School is competitive. Candidates who are admitted typically score in
the top quarter on nationally normed standardized tests, and have report cards with marks consistently in
the 90th percentile. To apply for admission, take the Test for Admissions to Catholic High Schools (TACHS
code #012) or the Catholic High School Entrance Exam (CHSEE code #012). First choice preference
is given, but all choices are considered. Molloy no longer administers a Scholarship Exam for incoming
Freshman, however Academic and Named Scholarships are available. Please contact Dr. Leslie Poole
Petit ext. 155 or [email protected].

83-53 Manton Street, Briarwood, NY 11435 718-441-2100 www.molloyhs.org