Guided by our catholic faith and the spirit of st. angela merici,
The Ursuline school educates, inspires and empowers young women to become wise, active, globally-minded leaders by cultivating lifelong learning, spiritual growth, integrity, respect for all and dedication to Serviam – “i will serve”
Welcome!
An Ursuline education opens doors. It sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and forms young women who lead with courage and compassion. For generations, Ursuline has been a place where students discover their strengths, grow in faith, and prepare to make a difference in the world.
Every day on our campus, learning comes alive. You feel it in the energy of our classrooms, in the spirit of our teams, in the creativity of the arts, and in the joy of service. Ursuline students know they are part of something bigger than themselves. They are seen, supported, and encouraged to dream boldly.
The Ursuline journey is one of belonging and becoming. Rooted in Catholic faith and inspired by the Serviam spirit, our students grow into young women of purpose who embrace achievement and service with equal passion. When they graduate, they carry forward more than a diploma. They leave with lifelong friendships, a sense of mission, and the confidence to shape the future.
We invite you to experience Ursuline for yourself and discover what makes this community so extraordinary.
Warm regards,
Dr. Colleen Melnyk P’18
Ac Ademic excellence
We offer a rigorous academic curriculum, stewarded by exceptional faculty who are committed to challenging and supporting our students.
Our academic program challenges, engages, and inspires students to reach their greatest academic potential—at Ursuline and beyond. Our 21st century learning and project-based experiences help students develop lifelong critical thinking and analytical skills. The breadth and depth of course offerings allow students to take learning to the next level.
In Ursuline classrooms, the possibilities are endless!
• Average Class Size: 16
• Student/Faculty Ratio: 9:1
• Advanced Placement Courses: 18
• Signature Programs:
Advisory
Business
Global Scholars
Personal Development
Science Research
The Ursuline School is a Catholic, independent, college preparatory school for young women, grades 6 -12.
Our religious education curriculum encourages students to learn and live the message of Jesus Christ. We promote intellectual, spiritual, and moral development, ensuring that each student receives the foundation necessary for an informed and committed adulthood of faith.
Ursuline students take part in school-wide celebrations, grade level retreats, and optional faith and spirituality programs throughout the school year.
FAith & SpIrITUal DevelopmenT
DevelopmenT oF the WHole perSon
our students are teammates and champions, artists and musicians, dancers and singers, leaders and innovators - all poised to share their unique gifts with the world.
2024-25 Championships
• Varsity Girls Soccer League Champions
• Varsity Traditional Cheerleading UCA High School National Champions
• Girls Basketball League Champions
• Varsity Indoor Track and Field Section One Class A Champions
• Varsity Softball League Champions
aTH le TICS
Athletics programs at Ursuline build teamwork, resilience, and confidence skills in our young women. Our tradition of athletic excellence and accomplished coaching staff, paired with our top-notch facilities including Kelly Mac Field, Tully Family Gymnasium, and three tennis courts—allow students to pursue their passions and showcase their Ursuline pride.
• 11 Graduates from the Class of 2025 are continuing their athletic careers in college.
•54 College Athletes (2021-2025)
• 41 ConEd Award winners to date
TH e ar TS
The Ursuline School helps students to develop their artistic potential to the fullest. Our Arts programming offers endless opportunities for creative expression through dance, drama, chorus, music, media arts, and fine arts.
arT SoCIeTIeS & evenTS
National Art Honor Society
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Annual Art Show
Dance Recital
Drama Performances: Fall Play, Spring Musical
Music Concerts
Student Cabaret
a selection of clubs offered
Adaptive Sports • Alex’s Lemonade Stand • Angel Club • Animation • Anime • Art • Asian Culture • Astronomy • Best of Albania • Between the Lines Book Club • Black Essence • Board Games • Breast Cancer Awareness • Bring Change 2 Mind • Cabaret • Cantors • Chess • Citizen Science • Classics • Criminal Investigations • Culinary • Dance • Debate • DECA • Engineering • Environmental • Fabric and Fibers • For Feminism • Film • Future Women in Business • Gaelic Society • Greek/Hellenic • Guitar • Healthy Literacy • Italian Language Cafe • Italian Society • Koalas for Christ • Koalas Who Code • Let’s Talk Politics • Letters of Love • Makers • Piano • Mandarin • Math • Mass Ensemble • Medical Club • Mock Trial - High School Team • Model UN • Music Lovers and More Club • National Art Honor Society • National English Honor Society • (TUS) National Honor Society Tutoring • National Junior Honor Society • PAWS • Pegasus • Philosophy Club • Photos Plus More • Psychology Club • The Red Cross/Heart Club • SADD • Science Olympiad • Serviam “I Will Serve” Info and Opportunities • Spanish - Latin X Club • Spectrum • STAR • STEMinist • Student Council • Support our Troops and Veterans • Sustainability • TUS TV • Unison • Walking • Warn Hands, Warm Hearts • Awareness, Respect and Educate • Women for Women International • Yearbook Photographer
ServIam & SoCIal JUSTICe
Ursuline students cultivate a mindset for Serviam & Social Justice by choosing from an abundance of service opportunities throughout the school year. Interested students can make a difference in the community as individuals, club or team members, or as part of a grade-level service initiative. By graduation, all Ursuline students have come to learn that service to others is truly love in action.
The Ursuline School fosters a dynamic learning environment that represents and honors diverse backgrounds and viewpoints. We educate and guide our students to love others, embrace our shared mission, and take an active role in building a more peaceful world.
Generations of Ursuline students have seen first-hand the importance of Global Citizenship.
Through a multitude of academic, cultural, and travel opportunities, we prepare our students to become wise, active, and globally-minded leaders in a culturally diverse world. Our global education programs help to demonstrate that world issues are shared issues. Since 1897, The Ursuline School serves to inspire tomorrow’s global leaders each and every day.
GlobAl CITIzenSHIp
Located just 20 miles north of Manhattan, we belong to a network of secondary schools and colleges of the Ursuline Sisters across the United States and abroad. We proudly leverage our international Ursuline network for in-person and virtual exchange programs and project collaborations to advance students’ global competencies. We offer students curriculumbased and cultural travel programs and have many student-led extra-curricular clubs with a global focus.
C ampUS aT a Glan Ce
Our New Rochelle campus boasts modern classrooms, state-of-the-art athletics facilities, professional centers for fine and performing arts, and more – the perfect place to learn, explore and cultivate friendships. When technology and hands-on learning combine, powerful things happen! To further our commitment to academic excellence, Ursuline recently unveiled three state-of-the-art student spaces.
The Innovation Hub is a 2,700-square-foot makerspace designed to immerse students in technology-driven, design-based learning. Here, students work alongside STEAM educators in courses such as Engineering, Computer Science, and Intro to Design Thinking— each fostering creativity, problem-solving, and handson exploration. What truly sets the Innovation Hub apart is its access to cutting-edge tools and emerging technologies—including 3D printers, laser and vinyl cutters, Micro:bits, and Edison app-enabled robots. By engaging directly with these technologies, students gain authentic, future-ready experiences that bridge classroom concepts with real-world applications,
preparing them to thrive in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
At Ursuline, we prioritize preparing young women for a seat at the table, whatever that goal might entail.
Our High-Tech Media Conference Center comprises 780 square feet and features a 40-seat seminar-style classroom, meeting and presentation space. The Maalouf Family Collaborative Learning Space supports our growing Business program and features Bloomberg terminals, providing students with real-world tools and experiences that prepare them for success in college and beyond.
Three tennis courts
Kelly Mac Turf Athletic Field
Over $116 m in college scholarships offered to the last five graduating classes.
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InqUIre.
The Ursuline School seeks qualified young women who embrace and embody our core values and are dedicated to our mission of Serviam. Admission is based on a comprehensive evaluation of the applicant’s entrance testing, academic record and extracurricular activities.
Ho W T o apply:
• Complete Ursuline’s online application
• Upload your academic records to your application profile
• Entrance test options for applicants for 9th grade:
• TACHS exam administered in November, visit tachsinfo.com for details. Ursuline’s code is 234.
• Independent School Entrance Test (ISEE), visit iseetest.org.
Ursuline’s code is 333395.
• Entrance test options for applicants for Middle School:
• Register for Ursuline’s entrance exam, either in November, December or February.
• Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE), visit iseetest.org.
Ursuline’s code is 333395.
Transfer students for 10th grade, please call the Admissions Office.