Thank you to the hundreds of families who attended St. Raymond High School’s Open House on Sunday, October 19th. Register now for “SHADOW DAY,” by contacting 718.824.5050 x102.
TACHS Exam Friday November 7, 2008.
OPEN HOUSE #2 Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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Thank you for your interest in St. Raymond High School for Boys. If you would like to arrange a school visit after the TACHS Exam date or, if you have any questions regarding St. Raymond please call us at 718.824.5050 x102.
Each applicant is asked to follow the established admission procedure for St. Raymond High School for Boys:
1. Successful completion of the Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools (TACHS).
OUR TACHS CODE IS 115
2. Submission of the Applicant Record from current school attended.
3. Review of the Admissions Committee
*Acceptance letters will be mailed in January 2009
Application packet should be mailed to:
St. Raymond High School for Boys
Admissions Office
2151 St. Raymond Avenue
Bronx, NY 10462
Each applicant is asked to follow the established admission procedure for St. Raymond High School for Boys:
1. Submit a copy of your most recent report card.
2. Two letters of recommendation from teachers and/or guidance counselors.
3. The final step will be an interview with parents and student with St. Raymond's principal.
Application packet should be mailed to:
St. Raymond High School for Boys
Admissions Office
2151 St. Raymond Avenue
Bronx, NY 10462
The 220 members of the class of 2012 represent the following schools:
| All Saints | P.S. 83 |
| Beech MS | P.S. 89 |
| Blessed Sacrament | P.S./M.S. 20 |
| C.E.S. 90 | Pace Academy |
| Choir Academy | Sacred Heart Private |
| Christ the King | SacredHeart/Highbridge |
| Ella Baker | Santa Maria |
| Faith Christian Academy | St. Angela Merici |
| Frederick Douglass Academy | St. Anne |
| Future Leaders Institute | St. Anselm |
| George Jackson Academy | St. Anthony |
| Good Shepherd | St. Athanasius |
| Holy Cross School | St. Augustine |
| Holy Family | St. Benedict |
| Holy Rosary | St. Charles of Borromeo |
| Holy Spirit | St. Clare |
| I.S. 131 | St. Dominic |
| I.S. 162 | St. Dominic |
| I.S. 174 | St. Frances de Chantel |
| I.S. 181 | St. Francis Xavier |
| I.S. 192 | St. Helena |
| I.S. 337 | St. Ignatius Academy |
| I.S. 528 | St. Jerome |
| Immaculate Conception | St. John Chrysostom |
| Immaculate Conception/151st St. | St. John Vianney |
| J.H. 127 | St. Joseph |
| J.H.S. 118 | St. Lucy |
| J.H.S. 13 | St. Luke |
| Kipp Academy | St. Margaret of Cortona |
| M.S. 180 | St. Martin of Tours |
| M.S. 302 | St. Mary |
| M.S. 45 | St. Mary Star of the Sea |
| M.S. 54 | St. Nicholas of Tolentine |
| Manhattan Christian Academy | St. Patrick’s |
| Manhattan East | St. Paul |
| Maritime/MS 101 | St. Philip Neri |
| Mott Hall | St. Pius V |
| Mt. St. Michael Junior High | St. Raymond Elementary |
| Old Cathedral | St. Simon Stock |
| Our Lady of Angels | St. Spyridon |
| Our Lady of Mercy | St. Thomas Aquinas |
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel | St. UrsulaLearning Center |
| Our Lady of Refuge | Stewart M.S. |
| Our Lady of the Assumption | Sts. Peter & Paul |
| Our Lady Queen of Angels | Sts. Philip & James |
| Our Saviour Lutheran | Theatre Arts Academy |
| P.S. 19 |
News 12 The Bronx’s Student of the Week.
Whether he’s in the classroom or on the baseball diamond, Luis Castillo doesn’t let up. He finds his motivation in being a role model for his younger brother.
“Everything I do, he tries to do,” says Castillo, News 12 The Bronx’s Student of the Week.
The St. Raymond’s High School junior maintains a 95 average and is a finalist for a select FBI internship this summer. His principal, Brother Daniel Gardner, says Castillo is just a good guy.
“If someone needs something, he’s the one to help,” says Gardner. Castillo also excels at baseball and track and field.
“With his academics, he’ll get into a great school,” said assistant baseball coach Marc Deluca. “I’m expecting we’ll hear in five or six years [that] he’s doing well for himself.” Castillo says he’s starting to look at colleges close to home like Fordham University and John Jay College of Criminal Justice. He also likes Connecticut and is looking there as well.