Loyola School, NYC Hosts Informational Evening in Manhasset

April 21, 2008

(New York, NY) - Loyola School cordially invites you to join Rev. Stephen Katsouros, S.J., President of Loyola School NY, and Mr. James Lyness, Headmaster, for an informational evening focused on the high school application process. Joining him will be parents, students and faculty sharing their experience of what academic life is like in the tri-state area’s only independent, coeducational , Jesuit high school.

Located in Manhattan’s elegant Upper East Side, Loyola has a long tradition of educational excellence. Its name is well recognized around the world, and in an effort to reach out to families within commuting distance to Manhattan, the school is holding a reception at Inisfada, the beautiful Jesuit retreat house at 251 Searingtown Road, Manhasset, from 7 to 9:30pm on Monday, April 28th. Beverages and cold appetizers will be served.

The event will be a great opportunity for Long Island parents of 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th graders to meet the school’s president, headmaster, admissions director, faculty, parents, and students to explore why Loyola is such a compelling choice for their children.

Founded in 1900, Loyola School is an independent, coeducational, Jesuit high school—unique in the New York City area! A small school of approximately 200 students, Loyola provides an education that is marked by individual attention and by a close-knit, talented, and diverse community of students and parents, teachers and administrators collaborating in the education of “women and men for others.” Loyola’s academic program provides a rigorous college preparatory curriculum, but a Loyola education goes beyond academic excellence. As stated in the school’s mission statement, “the Loyola curriculum provides opportunities for our students to grow intellectually, spiritually, physically, and emotionally, while challenging them to develop all of their talents and to use them in generous service to others. A graduate of Loyola School is a young woman or young man who understands the value of life-long learning and who will continue to develop as a leader who is academically excellent, open to growth, and committed to doing justice in generous service to others.”

Please note that the date for the reception in Monday, April 28th.

251 Searingtown Rd, Manhasset, NY 11030, USA -MAP IT-

###

Photo: Loyola School NYC

To RSVP please contact:
Adam Zaremberg
Loyola School NYC
646-346-8131
www.loyola-nyc.org
azaremberg@loyola-nyc.org