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Inspire.
I AM IONA PREP.
Ignite.
OUR MI SSI O N
Iona Preparatory School educates young men to be moral, ethical leaders— developing individuals to be lifelong learners responsible to their commitment of service to others. We have been true to this mission for nearly 100 years.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
WELCOME TO EDUCATION FOR HIGHER EXPECTATIONS. Iona Prep is an all-boys, Catholic, college-preparatory school that empowers young men to become thoughtful, committed and connected leaders in the workplace, the community and the world.
A LET TE R FRO M TH E PRE SID ENT Choosing a high school is a very important decision. On behalf of the Iona Preparatory family, we welcome you to discover all that we have to offer young men for their high school experience. At our Upper School, each of our students receives a strong and innovative college-preparatory program, based on Catholic Christian values. We believe in educating the whole person: mind, heart, body and soul; and we do this each and every day in the classroom, as well as on and off the playing fields.
OUR BEAUTIFUL 26-ACRE COLLEGIATESTYLE CAMPUS—LOCATED IN A SAFE, PEACEFUL, RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD JUST OFF THE BRONX RIVER AND HUTCHINSON RIVER PARKWAYS—FEATURES MODERN ACADEMIC BUILDINGS WITH STATE-
To help you in the decision-making process, we welcome you to visit Iona Preparatory Upper School. As you walk our corridors and explore our campus, you will discover a caring and supportive community that challenges students, expands their horizons and provides them with the skills needed to succeed in life. A wonderful way to experience life at the Upper School is to schedule a "Gael for a Day" visit where 8th Graders attend classes with a freshman, participate in his classes, meet our teachers and receive a complimentary lunch in our cafeteria.
CLASSROOMS THAT ARE UNITED BY A
I pray for God's blessings and His guidance for your family during this decision-making process.
CAMPUS-WIDE WIRELESS NETWORK.
Sincerely,
OF-THE-ART LABORATORIES AND
ATHLETIC FACILITIES INCLUDE TWO GYMNASIUMS, SYNTHETIC TURF AND GRASS FIELDS, NEW FITNESS CENTER/ WEIGHT ROOM, TENNIS COURTS AND BASEBALL FIELDS, AND A FREESTANDING FINE ARTS CENTER THAT HOUSES LIVE BROADCAST, DIGITAL RECORDING AND VISUAL ART STUDIOS.
Bro. Thomas R. Leto, CFC President
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76%
of graduates earned academic scholarships, 53% in excess of their four-year Iona Prep tuition.
$23 MILLION+ At Iona Prep, we have been raising the bar on education for nearly 100 years. We nurture intellect, integrity and curiosity to spark success, in college and beyond. We are committed to academic excellence, offering core, honors and 16 Advanced Placement courses, as well as dual enrollment courses through Iona College and St. John's University for college credit. Our core liberal arts curriculum emphasizes English, Math and Science. Courses in Latin and Greek roots, composition and grammar allow students to expand their linguistic prowess, while religious studies nurture the Spirit and emphasize ethical and moral thinking. In addition to four years of English, social studies, mathematics, religious studies, science and three years of a foreign language, semester-long courses in music, art, health and technology are required. Students graduate with a total of 29 credits, exceeding New York State education standards. In our two‑year Superior Talent Enrichment Program (STEP), qualified students begin freshman year with Advanced Placement World History and two foreign languages, such as Mandarin, Spanish, Italian and Latin. Iona men are accepted at top colleges and universities, with 2015 graduates attending highly-ranked institutions such as Brown, Cornell, Johns Hopkins and Notre Dame.
total college scholarships.
$141,500 average of all scholarships earned by award winners; individual awards average $49,000 per student. (Class of 2015)
I AM A SCHOLAR In the last 10 years, we have had more National Merit Award winners than any other male, Catholic School in Westchester and the Bronx.
ï„·8 5% OF OUR CARING AND CREDENTIALED FACULTY HAVE ADVANCED DEGREES IN THEIR FIELD.
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I AM INSPIRED BY THE WORLD AROUND ME Involvement in the arts, activities and athletics enables students to pursue interests, foster friendships and serve others.
3 Titles in 2015: NY State Catholic Lacrosse Champions, Westchester County Track & Field Champions, CHSAA Archdiocesan Basketball Champions.
16 National Letter of Intent signers in 2015.
31 Gaels went on to play collegiate sports.
Students can pursue varied interests by writing articles or joining the editorial staffs of the newspaper and literary magazine, gaining recognition on our nationally-ranked forensics team, honing computer and video editing skills in our cinematography class and live broadcast studio, playing an instrument in our jazz ensemble or helping their sports team win a championship. By contributing their time, energy and talent to a variety of extracurricular experiences—whether recreational, educational, creative or competitive—students develop into well-rounded individuals.
MORE THAN 30 EXTRACURRICULAR STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING: ART CLUB, ASTRONOMY CLUB, FORENSICS, GAELIC SOCIETY, JAZZ ENSEMBLE, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, PEER COUNSELORS, PREP PLAYERS & STAGE CREW, ROCK CLIMBING, ROCK ENSEMBLE AND SKI CLUB
STUDENT MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: GAEL FORCE LIVE DAILY BROADCAST STUDIO, GAEL FORCE STUDENT NEWSPAPER, RENAISSANCE LITERARY MAGAZINE, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB AND SAGA YEARBOOK.
I AM A CHAMPION While academic success is our first priority, there are many life lessons learned by being a part of a team that are equally important.  30 ATHLETIC TEAMS THAT RISE TO THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF COMPETITION, INCLUDING: BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, LACROSSE, SOCCER, TRACK, ICE HOCKEY, SWIMMING, CREW, WRESTLING, GOLF, TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL AND MORE.
I AM A LEADER We challenge students to heighten their global and cultural awareness and encourage them to become thoughtful and well-informed future leaders. SERVICE IMMERSION TRIPS: FROM NEW ORLEANS TO PERU, MORE THAN 100 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE EACH YEAR, ADVANCING IONA PREP’S MISSION TO WORK WITH THOSE MARGINALIZED BY POVERTY AND INJUSTICE.
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I AM MAKING AN IMPACT We are proud of the Campus Ministry opportunities we create for students to see and practice the Catholic Church’s mission domestically and abroad. C A M PUS MINISTRY LIKE NO OTH ER Students easily fulfill their 100-hour Christian Service requirement with countless volunteer opportunities at such organizations as Neighbor-to-Neighbor, HOPE Community Services soup kitchen and food pantry, Adopt-A-Dog Shelter and Habitat for Humanity. Campus Ministers are upperclassmen taking a leadership role in their faith by organizing day-long and overnight reflection retreats for underclassmen and the Lower School, assisting with Mass and prayer services, and serving as mentors and role-models for their peers. Local and overseas service trips—such as volunteering at a day camp for children of migrant laborers or traveling to Lima, Peru, to assist those in need—expand students' world view and increase their global and cultural awareness. L E A DE RSH IP Semester-long Leadership Class focuses on lifelong lessons, best practices and opportunities to lead, and a unique comprehensive Leadership Program includes training workshops, student-created and taught lessons and distinguished speakers. A dynamic Peer Counseling program supports freshmen transitioning to high school. CU LTURA L EXPERIE NCE S Annual school trips offer exciting cultural learning experiences in countries such as Italy, Spain and Ireland. Experiment in International Living program provides educational and home-stay opportunities in places such as Argentina, Botswana and China.
I AM READY TO IGNITE MY FUTURE SPARK YOUR SUCCESS & APPLY TO IONA PREP Iona Preparatory Upper School accepts students based on the Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools (TACHS) or the Independent School Entrance Examination (ISEE). An application, including a writing sample and recommendation, is required along with the student’s academic records for 6th, 7th and most recent 8th Grade scores. Gael Grants/Scholarships are awarded for academic achievement; need-based financial assistance is also available through a separate TADS application and can be accessed online. In addition to attending one of our Open House events in the Fall, prospective students are invited to be a “Gael for the Day” by spending a day at Iona Prep when they are in 8th Grade. Families are welcome to tour our 26-acre campus and facilities including: the D’Urso Conference Center, the Jakeway Library, the Paul Verni Fine Arts Center, as well as the Tully and Heffernan Gymnasiums and newly renovated Doty Fitness Center. This is a great opportunity to meet members of the Iona Prep community, faculty, staff and students during a school day.
COL LEGE S CHO L A RS H I P S & ACC E P TA N C E S
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS 76%
$23M+
of 2015 graduates earned academic scholarships, 53% in excess of their fouryear Iona Prep tuition.
in Academic Scholarships awarded to the Class of 2015, with individual awards averaging $49,000 per student.
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES Recent Iona Prep graduates are currently attending the following institutions of higher learning: Adelphi University 3 The University of Alabama 3 Alderson Broaddus College 1 American International College 2 The University of Arizona 1 Barry University 1 Becker College 1 Bentley University 4 Boston College 5 Boston University 4 Brandeis University 1 Brown University 2 Bryant University 3 Bucknell University 3 Butler University 1 Cabrini College 1 University of California, Los Angeles 2 Canisius College 2 Carnegie Mellon University 2 Case Western Reserve University 2 Castleton University 1 The Catholic University of America 8 College of Charleston 2
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina 1 Clarkson University 3 Clemson University 3 Coastal Carolina University 2 Colgate University 1 University of Colorado at Boulder 1 Concordia College – New York 2 University of Connecticut 13 Coppin State University 1 Cornell University 3 City University of New York (CUNY): Baruch College 1 Brooklyn College 1 The City College of New York 1 Lehman College 1 Queens College 1 Curry College 1 University of Dayton 1 University of Delaware 12 University of Denver 2 DePaul University 1 DeSales University 1
Dominican College 2 Drexel University 5 Elizabethtown College 1 Elon University 7 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach 3 Emmanuel College 1 Fairfield University 16 Fairleigh Dickinson University – Metropolitan Campus 1 Florida Atlantic University 2 Fordham University 22 Franklin and Marshall College 4 George Mason University 2 The George Washington University 2 Georgetown University 3 The University of Georgia 2 Georgian Court University 1 Gettysburg College 4 Hamilton College – NY 1 University of Hartford 4 Hartwick College 1 High Point University 4
COLLEG E S CHO L ARS H I P S & ACC E P TA N C E S ( CONT.) Hobart and William Smith Colleges 5 Hofstra University 5 College of the Holy Cross 7 Hope College 1 Howard University 1 Indiana University at Bloomington 2 Iona College 89 Ithaca College 2 James Madison University 4 John Carroll University 1 Johns Hopkins University 2 Keene State College 1 Kenyon College 1 King’s College 2 La Salle University 4 Lafayette College 2 The Landing School 1 Le Moyne College 3 Lees-McRae College 1 Lehigh University 3 Long Island University, Post 2 Louisiana State University 2 Loyola University Maryland 17 Loyola University New Orleans 2 University of Maine 2 Manhattan College 25 Manhattanville College 14 Marist College 13 Marquette University 4 University of Maryland, College Park 7 Marymount University 1 University of Massachusetts, Amherst 7 University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth 1 University of Massachusetts, Lowell 2 Mercy College 2 Merrimack College 2 Methodist University 1 University of Miami 5 University of Michigan 1 Milford Academy 1 University of Missouri 1 Molloy College 1 Monmouth University 2 Mount Ida College 1 Mount Saint Mary College 4 College of Mount Saint Vincent 3 University of New Hampshire 2 University of New Haven 8 New York Institute of Technology 1 New York University 2
Niagara University 2 North Carolina State University 1 Northeastern University 6 Northwestern University 1 Norwich University 1 University of Notre Dame 5 Oberlin College 1 Ohio University 1 Pace University, New York City 16 Pennsylvania State University, Abington 1 Pennsylvania State University, University Park 4 University of Pennsylvania 1 Pepperdine University 2 Plymouth State University 1 Potomac State College of West Virginia University 1 Providence College 18 Purdue University 3 Quinnipiac University 26 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4 University of Rhode Island 8 University of Richmond 3 Rider University 1 Roanoke College 1 Rochester Institute of Technology 1 Roger Williams University 2 Rollins College 1 Rutgers University-New Brunswick 1 Sacred Heart University 20 Saint Francis University 1 Saint Joseph’s College, ME 1 Saint Joseph’s University 18 Saint Mary’s College of California 1 Saint Peter’s University 1 The College of Saint Rose 3 University of San Diego 1 Santa Clara University 1 Santa Monica College 1 The University of Scranton 24 Seton Hall University 4 Siena College 9 Skidmore College 1 University of South Carolina 4 Southern Connecticut State University 1 Southern Union State Community College 1 University of St. Andrews 1 St. Edward’s University 1 St. John’s University, Queens Campus 9 St. Lawrence University 2 Stevens Institute of Technology 3
Stonehill College 4 State University of New York (SUNY): University at Albany 5 Binghamton University 18 Buffalo State College 2 College at Cortland 5 College at Geneseo 1 Maritime College 2 College at New Paltz 2 College at Oneonta 3 Purchase College 3 Stony Brook University 11 Susquehanna University 2 Syracuse University 4 The University of Tampa 4 Temple University 2 Texas A&M University 1 The University of Texas, Austin 1 The Ohio State University 1 Towson University 2 Tulane University 1 Union College 1 United States Coast Guard Academy 1 Unity College 1 Utica College 1 University of Vermont 3 Villanova University 12 Virginia Tech 1 University of Virginia 2 Wake Forest University 1 Washington and Lee University 1 Washington University in St. Louis 2 West Virginia University 4 Westchester Community College 2 Western New England University 1 College of William and Mary William Paterson University of New Jersey 2 Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1 Xavier University 1 Xavier University of Louisiana 1
ALUM N I N E T WO R K
Iona Preparatory School graduates have gone on to become leaders in an array of industries.
Whether it’s in the world of finance, media, military, entertainment, medicine, education, law or sports, graduates built a foundation at Iona Prep and became leaders in their respective professions. Because of our success, an Iona Prep education is one that pays dividends throughout a lifetime, in part because our alumni are committed to our institution, students and graduates—long after they have left our New Rochelle campus.
You, too, can join the impressive and accomplished network of more than 10,000 Iona Preparatory School alumni that include:
ARTS / E N T E RTA I NM ENT
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Bud E. Cort ‘66 Film and stage actor, comedian, writer, director and voice artist with a Golden Globe nomination for his 1971 role in “Harold and Maude”
Br. James A. Liguori, CFC ‘61 7th President of Iona College
Michael Delaney ’94 NYPD Scuba Diver; was first responder in the water when Flight 1549 landed in the Hudson River in 2009
Donald P. McLean ‘63 Singer-songwriter of hits such as “American Pie” and “Vincent”
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COR P O RAT E / B USI NE SS Raymond J. Bartoszek ‘82 Former energy trader with Texaco and Glencore Limited; Co-Founder of RLB Holdings and minority owner of the New York Yankees Louis R. Cappelli ‘69 CEO of The Cappelli Organization and developer of many tri-state area real estate projects, including The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester, Trump Plaza New Rochelle and City Center White Plains Charles S. Jones ‘67 Managing Partner and Founder of Bedford Funding, and CEO of PeopleFluent; named among the Top 10 CEOs in Canada by the “National Post” Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. ‘76 Former President of American Express, Former President and CEO of the NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee and was the Chairman of the 2015 Papal Visit John L. Manley, Jr. ‘72 Chief Equity Strategist, Wells Fargo Funds Management, LLC Thomas M. Rosato ‘68 Managing Director of O.C. Tanner and President of Westchester Country Club
Rev. Leo Jeremiah O’Donovan, SJ ‘52 47th President of Georgetown University
Hon. James Maisano ‘81 Westchester County Legislator, District 11 Hon. Ronald Tocci ‘59 Former Assemblyman and Westchester County Legislator; currently Westchester’s Director of Veterans Services Agency
L AW Michael A. Carvin ‘74 Partner, Jones Day (Law Firm) who has argued numerous Supreme Court cases such as the recent Affordable Care Act challenge
M EDIA Nicholas J. Gregory ‘78 Chief Meteorologist, Fox 5 WNYW-TV Ralph A. Martinelli ’80 Publisher, Westchester Magazine and Hudson Valley Magazine
M EDICINE Dr. John Patrick Donohue ‘49 (Deceased) Chairman of the Urology Department and Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Indiana University School of Medicine Dr. Robert L. Rioseco D.M.D. ‘83 Dentist, The Center for Cosmetic Dentistry and founding member of the Empire State Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Lt. John L. Geoghegan ‘59 (Deceased) Military lieutenant whose death in the Vietnam War became part of the 2002 film “We Were Soldiers”; posthumously awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart and Air Medal CMDR Robert S. Gerosa, Jr. ‘90 Commanding Officer, USS Constitution Anwar Shanahan ‘97 Special Agent with the United States Secret Service since 2001; currently assigned to the Presidential Protective Division in Washington, D.C.
SP ORTS Richard John Ambrose ‘71 Former Linebacker with the Cleveland Browns from 1975-1983; now a judge in the Ohio county court system John K. Mara ‘72 President & CEO, New York Football Giants, Inc. Colin Richard Moran ‘10 Selected 6th overall by the Miami Marlins in the 2013 MLB Draft out of North Carolina; currently plays for the Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros Mariano Rivera, Jr. ‘11 Selected by the Washington Nationals in the 4th round of the 2015 MLB Draft out of Iona College Brian Slocum ‘99 Selected 63rd overall by the Cleveland Indians in the 2002 MLB Draft; made his Major League debut in April 2006
C AM P U S M I N I ST RY C A M P U S MI N I STRY Campus Ministry provides opportunities for students to live out its guiding principle: to develop and strengthen students’ awareness of the presence of God in their lives. Campus Ministers are upperclassmen who are dedicated to working with their peers in the areas of faith development and service.
F AI T H F O RMATION & SPI R ITUA LI T Y Class Retreats • Optional Overnight Retreats • Kairos All grades (freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors) participate in class retreats. Optional Kairos and Leadership retreats are offered throughout the year for students seeking a deeper spiritual experience. In school, Iona Prep students celebrate Mass in a community of prayer and reflection, as well as attend studentcoordinated prayer services. All retreats have an element of spirituality and reflection and help foster well-rounded young men with compassion and a strong Christian identity.
L E AD E RS H I P P ROG R A M The Iona Prep Leadership Program enhances the school community by imbuing individuals with the skills necessary to face life’s challenges by virtue of the charism of Blessed Edmund Rice and a compassionate heart strengthened by faith and guided by a firm set of morals.
FAITH IN AC TION 4-5 Domestic Service Trips • 1-2 International Service Trips Iona Prep offers unique service opportunities that take students across the state, country and world to help those in need. Each school year, our Gaels travel to New Orleans to help rebuild from the aftermath of Katrina, Kentucky and West Virginia to help the poor in the Appalachian region, Camden, NJ, to help work with the marginalized in the second poorest city in the US, and Peru to work with orphans and students in a Christian Brothers school in Canto Grande.
CHRISTIAN SE RVICE Iona Prep offers a unique Christian Service program, with a 100-hour requirement that can be accomplished through afterschool program opportunities that are expanding every year. Some of the places we frequent are the HOPE Community Services Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry; Don Bosco Boys and Girls Club for tutoring inner-city children; Backyard Sports to interact with disabled children; Adopt-A-Dog Shelter in Armonk to assist the volunteers there rehabilitating abused animals; Edmund Rice Camp; Habitat for Humanity; and Midnight Run, as well as many other opportunities.
AC T I V I T I E S & AT H L E T I CS
Involvement in the arts, activities and athletics enables students to pursue interests, foster friendships and serve others.
S C H O O L ME D IA Gael Force-School Newspaper Gael Force Live-Daily Broadcast Studio Photography Club
Renaissance-Literary Magazine Saga-Yearbook
ST U D E N T O RGA NI ZATI ONS ACS Chemistry Club Art Club Bagpipes Board Games Club Edmund Rice Society Forensics Club Gaelic Society Gamers Republic (video game club) Genealogical Society Habitat for Humanity
International Students Club Italian Club Jazz and Rock Ensembles Junior Formal Committee Math Team and Club Media Board Music Club Music Ministry Prep Players & Stage Crew Prep Reps
Rock Climbing Club SAGA Yearbook Student-Faculty Council (SFC) Ski Club Spanish Club Technology Challenge Club Valve Map Design Club Wellness Committee
I N T E RS C H O L ASTIC SPORTS TEA MS 15 Sports • 30 Teams • 70 Coaches Baseball-Fall & Spring* Basketball* Football Golf Ice Hockey
Lacrosse* Crew (rowing) Soccer Swimming and Diving Tennis
Track & Field- Indoor/Outdoor* Pole Vault Shot Put Volleyball Wrestling
*Freshman Teams
P E R F O R M I N G & V I S UA L A RTS
The Arts at Iona Prep extends beyond the student media organizations. Classes in contemporary art techniques and album recording, as well as state-of-the-art equipment, give students a leg up in the art and music worlds. V I S UAL A RTS
P E RFORMIN G ARTS
Stylized techniques include action figure design, comic book and anime art, video game graphic design and pixel art. Teaching takes place via a unique iPad document camera station that records the teacher’s hand motions while demoing lessons. A cinematography class analyzes 15 modern films from an arts perspective and includes a student-produced short film group project.
Courses range from music appreciation, composition, history and theory to rhythmic and melodic dictation. MIDI keyboards are stationed at each desk for music instruction via Garage Band, Pro tools and Reason Music Production Software. Album creation ranges from song-writing to graphic design. An on-campus, soundproof recording studio pairs the latest editing software with a 24-track mixing board. One-on-one studio sessions are available to students throughout the year. In addition to individual theatre productions, Winter and Spring Arts Nights showcase the full range of student abilities with dramatic and musical performances by the Prep Players, vignettes by the nationally-ranked forensics team and performances by the Jazz and Rock Ensembles, all while student artwork is on display.
AC A D E M I CS
Required Courses – Core Curriculum
Senior Electives and Advanced Courses
Advanced Placement Courses
Religious Studies – 4 years English – 4 years Mathematics – 4 years Physical Education – 4 years Science – 4 years Foreign Language – 3 years Social Studies – 4 years
Accounting Art Projects Astronomy Calculus Criminalistics Electronics & Robotics Mandarin 4 Military History Italian 4 Spanish 4 Film & Media Music Projects Psychology Intro to Engineering Religion 4 / Leadership
AP Biology AP Calculus AB AP English Language AP English Literature AP European History AP Government AP Human Geography AP Italian AP Physics 1 AP Psychology AP Spanish AP Statistics AP United States History AP World History *AP Calculus BC *AP Chemistry
Students are also required to take courses in: Computer Science Health Education Humanities – Art/Music
*currently offered online based on student interest and prerequisites
AD M I SS I O N S
Iona Prep accepts students with the academic potential to succeed in a rigorous college-prep program, and who are willing to challenge themselves in a variety of academic and extracurricular pursuits. In addition to attending one of our Fall Open House events, the best way for an 8th grader to experience the Prep is to schedule a Gael-for-a-Day visit to spend a school day with a freshman and to participate in his classes. Parents are also invited to take a tour and see Iona Prep in action. We invite you to discover and experience our beautiful campus, observe first-hand our excellent academic program and meet faculty and students from our community.
TACH S COD E :
119
I MPO RTAN T DATE S F OR 9 TH G R A DE AP P LIC ANTS
TOURS AND VISI TS
November 6, 2015 Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools (Iona Prep’s TACH code is 119).
September through March, parent tours and 8th-Grade student day-long visits (Gael-for-a-Day) may be scheduled.
December 1, 2015 All required admissions materials are due, including application, report cards and standardized test scores. Financial Aid applications for incoming freshmen are also due. January 13, 2016 Admissions and Scholarship notices are released.
January 23, 2016 • 10:30 AM - 12 noon Scholars’ Brunch (by invitation only). January 23, 2016 • 1 PM Accepted Candidates Visiting Day (all accepted students welcome). March 3, 2016 Registration Day. April 27, 2016 • 7PM Freshman Family Orientation.
Register by going to the Upper School Tours & Visits link under the Admissions tab at ionaprep.org.
FOR FURTHE R IN FORMATION For any questions about admission to Iona Preparatory Upper School, to schedule a tour or arrange to spend the day, please contact Barbara Robertson, Upper School Director of Admissions, at (914) 600-6154 or brobertson@ionaprep.org.
FOR ADDI T I O NAL I N F O R M AT I O N O R TO S C HED ULE A V I SI T, P L E A S E CO N TAC T:
Barbara Robertson Upper School Director of Admissions 914.600.6154 brobertson@ionaprep.org Visit us online at ionaprep.org and click on the Admissions tab.
Iona Preparatory Upper School 255 Wilmot Road, New Rochelle, NY 10804
Iona Preparatory Upper School 255 Wilmot Road New Rochelle, NY 10804