SJP Alumni
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We are very proud of all our eighth graders as they continue on the path high school. The Class of 2024 has been awarded approximately $522,000 in academic scholarship for their four years in high school. Over the past years, our students have been accepted to the following High Schools.
Boys Catholic Schools: Regis High School Fordham Preparatory School Iona Preparatory School Salesian High School Archbishop Stepinac High School Co-Ed Catholic Schools: Loyola School, Manhattan The Montfort Academy Girls Catholic Schools: Maria Regina High School School of the Holy Child The Ursuline School Private Schools: FASNY Public Schools: Mamaroneck High School Harrison High School |
We are very proud of all of our SJP Graduates. As we begin our 70th Anniversary, we would love to learn more about alumni's accomplishments and their current projects.
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SJP Class of 2020 Graduate Named New Rochelle HS 2024 Valedictorian
Valedictorian Eileen Weisner was named a National Merit semifinalist in September, putting her among the top students in the nation. Last year, she received the Yale Book Award from the Yale Westchester Alumni Association for high academic achievement, upright character, and demonstrated leadership ability.
Eileen attended a small private middle school and chose to attend New Rochelle High School over a private high school.
“While COVID put a damper on my freshman year, I'm glad I chose to come here. I'm continually impressed by the breadth of classes available, and very satisfied with the level of education. All my teachers have been engaging and supportive, and so have my classmates.”
“I'd especially like to thank Ms. (Carmen) Glenn, who was a calming presence during my hectic junior year,” she said, adding a shout out to Ms. Glenn who teaches AP Environmental Science, “Thanks for continuing to lend me your ear (and your room)!”
A talented athlete, Eileen has been a member of the varsity softball team since freshman year and plays singles on the varsity tennis team. During the summers, she teaches sailing to kids.
She is president of the high school’s Book Club and vice president of the National English Honor Society and is a member of the Social Studies Honor Society and the high school’s Envirothon chapter, an academic competition club. She was on the Envirothon team that won the regional award for Aquatic Ecology last year. Eileen has been teaching religious education in her parish on Sundays for the past five years.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and watching Jeopardy and MLB games.
Eileen has yet to settle on a college of choice but plans to major in the humanities and then attend graduate school for law or business.
“I’d also like to give a shout out to my parents,” she said. “Especially my mom: thank you for your love and endless encouragement! None of this would've been possible without you.”
Eileen attended a small private middle school and chose to attend New Rochelle High School over a private high school.
“While COVID put a damper on my freshman year, I'm glad I chose to come here. I'm continually impressed by the breadth of classes available, and very satisfied with the level of education. All my teachers have been engaging and supportive, and so have my classmates.”
“I'd especially like to thank Ms. (Carmen) Glenn, who was a calming presence during my hectic junior year,” she said, adding a shout out to Ms. Glenn who teaches AP Environmental Science, “Thanks for continuing to lend me your ear (and your room)!”
A talented athlete, Eileen has been a member of the varsity softball team since freshman year and plays singles on the varsity tennis team. During the summers, she teaches sailing to kids.
She is president of the high school’s Book Club and vice president of the National English Honor Society and is a member of the Social Studies Honor Society and the high school’s Envirothon chapter, an academic competition club. She was on the Envirothon team that won the regional award for Aquatic Ecology last year. Eileen has been teaching religious education in her parish on Sundays for the past five years.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and watching Jeopardy and MLB games.
Eileen has yet to settle on a college of choice but plans to major in the humanities and then attend graduate school for law or business.
“I’d also like to give a shout out to my parents,” she said. “Especially my mom: thank you for your love and endless encouragement! None of this would've been possible without you.”
Asees
Class of 2018 In the Fall, Asees will be attending Barnard College. As of now she is thinking of pursuing the same major as her mother did 40 years ago, Computer Science. 
Nicole
Class of 2014 Nicole is currently a senior at Sacred Heart University and a NOYCE Scholar. Studying STEM Education, she recently presented on Growth Mindset in STEM Education at the National Science Teachers Association Conference in Chicago. |
Eileen
Class of 2020 On behalf of the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center’s Board of Directors, Eileen's project, “Is There a Choice” received Honorable Mention in their April Genocide Awareness Month Student Contest. Her project was recognized for its originality, creativity and authenticity. A donation in Eileen's name will be made to the Afya Foundation currently working to support the Ukrainian medical community and refugees seeking aid. (Information taken from Principal's Weekly Update, Issue 12) Leighton
Class of 2018 Leighton just graduated from Fordham Prep and received St. Robert Bellarmine Ignatian Leadership Award. A member of the National Honor Society, he will be attending the Georgetown School of Foreign Service in the fall. |
