All Hallows High School, founded in 1909 by the Congregation of Christian Brothers, is an inner city, Catholic, college preparatory school in the heritage of Blessed Edmund Rice. We developed students who are prepared to realize their fullest potential, who can effect positive change in society, and who possess a lifelong desire to learn. We do this by offering a challenging, structured curriculum. Originally founded for young men, the 2024-2025 school year will be All Hallows’ first year as a co-ed institution.
ABOUT OUR SCHOOL
FOUNDED by the Congregation of Christian Brothers
ESTABLISHED in 1909, Celebrating Excellence in Education for over a century.
FAMILY INCOME: 57% of families receive public assistance
FAMILIES: 56% of our students come from single parent homes.
ACCREDITATION: Middle States Association and the New York Board of Regents since 1913.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
• Middle School Report Card
• Two letters of Recommendations
• TACHS scores
2024-2025 SCHOOL PROFILE
COLLEGE ADVISORS
KERRY MURPHY DOLAN
DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING COLLEGE COORDINATOR
kmurphy@allhallows.org
OUR COMMUNITY
GINA KLEIN COLLEGE COORDINATOR
gklein@allhallows.org
Our school is located in the 15th Congressional District, whose residents have the lowest per capita income in the nation. Located two blocks from Yankee Stadium, we draw students primarily from neighborhoods of the South Bronx, Harlem, Washington Heights, the five boroughs of New York City, Yonkers, and New Jersey. Our annual tuition is $7200 plus $1000 in fees.
CURRICULUM
In order to graduate from All Hallows High School, students must earn the following credits. We require 30 credits for graduation, which exceeds the NYS standard of 22 credits.
COURSE CREDIT
ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES
World History, US Government and Politics, US History, Spanish Language, English Literature and Composition, Capstone Research, Capstone Seminar, African American Studies
AP SCORES
55% of students received a score of 3 or higher.
CALCULATION OF GRADE POINT AVERAGE
When calculating GPAs, the mid-year and final marks are multiplied by 1.1 in AP & Honors Courses, 1.05% in Regents Courses, and 1.0% in standard courses. We have honors classes in all year levels including History 9, English, Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Spanish. and all Advanced Placement courses. We are no longer ranking students.
ALL HALLOWS HigH ScHool
AVERAGE SAT SCORE
CLASS OF 2024
2024-2025 SCHOOL PROFILE
92% of Seniors took the SAT achieving an average score of 951
Reading - 489 Math - 462
CLASS OF 2024 STATISTICS
GRADUATION RATE
100% graduation rate.
ADDITIONAL
NOTEWORTHY
COLLEGE PLACEMENT
100% of graduating seniors were accepted to a four-year college;
82% attended a 4-year college;
9% attended a 2-year college or technical college.
DETAILS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Foroige International Leadership Conference in the Republic of Ireland- 2010-Present
• Model G20 Program Participants at Harvard University, Buenos Aires and Beijing 2017-2020, Virtual Summit 2023
• Questbridge Match Scholars- 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
• New York State Seal of Biliteracy participating school since 2023. Students earn this award after attaining high levels of proficiency in the three modes of communication in English and one or more languages
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
Futures and Options:
This program guides New York City’s youth to explore careers through career development and paid mentored internships.
National Hispanic Institute (NHI):
NHI provides youth with leadership opportunities that begin in 9th grade and continue throughout college. This program aims to provide students with extensive career readiness tools (e.g. interview skills, resume writing, dressing for success etc.) to help prepare future leaders for college and beyond.
Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR):
In partnership with Fordham University, students at All Hallows have the opportunity to receive close mentorship with undergraduate college students. In this group, students identify key issues within their community, research solutions, and execute an action plan. This is an opportunity to engage in college level research.
Big Brothers / Big Sisters:
This is a mentoring program that is offered to our students. The main focus is to match up freshman and senior students so that our upperclassmen can help guide our underclassmen.
Engineering Tomorrow:
This foundation’s mission is to attract high school students to the engineering field by introducing them to real-world engineering projects that illustrate how the math and science they study is applied.
Corporate Communication Pipeline Program (CCP):
The Corporate Communications Pipeline (CCP) program at Fordham University intends to provide high school students throughout New York City with access to a challenging business curriculum at the Gabelli School of Business. The curriculum concludes with a pitch proposal competition, judged by industry experts, and a cash prize for the winning team. Upon successful completion of the program, student participants will also receive hands-on support in the Fordham University college admissions process.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Varsity Sports:
Baseball
Basketball
Gaming
Soccer
Softball
Cross Country
Indoor Track
Outdoor Track
Clubs/Activities Offered:
Drama , Music
Peer Forward
Mock Trial
Peer Ministry
Chess Modern Band
Yearbook
Stock Market Club
Scholas
Bronx Sky Farm + 25 more
ALL HALLOWS HigH ScHool
2024-2025 SCHOOL PROFILE
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES AND/OR ENROLLMENT OVER THE LAST 5-YEARS
