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Monsignor McClancy
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Memorial High School
2021-2022
Conducted in the Educational Tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
Mr. Nicholas Melito ‘76 Mr. Jim Castrataro
President Principal
Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School
71-06 31st Avenue
East Elmhurst, N.Y. 11370
www.msgrmcclancy.org
Contact: Mr. Anthony Olszewski ‘01
Director of Admissions
718-898-3800
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Mission Statement
Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School, guided by the
traditions of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in
partnership with the family, provides young people a high
quality Catholic education in a safe environment, ”a
sanctuary,” where each student is known, valued, and
treasured, in order to meet the challenges of life in our
rapidly changing world.
Bishop Guertin High School – Nashua, NH • Brother Martin High School – New Orleans, LA • Catholic High School – Baton Rouge, LA • Cor Jesu College - Digos City, Phillippines •
E.D. White Catholic High School – Thibodeaux, LA • Mount St. Charles Academy – Woonsocket, RI • Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School – East Elmhurst, NY •
St. Columbals College - St. Albans, UK •St. Joseph High School – Metuchen, NJ • St. Stanislaus College – Bay St. Louis, MS • Vandebilt Catholic High School – Houma, LA
Monsignor McClancy High School is located in East Elmhurst, New York. It is
Our Histoy
conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, who have been active in American
education since 1846 when they arrived in Mobile, Alabama, from Lyons, France.
With roots in the South, this religious congregation of men grew throughout the
States and had its greatest flowering in Canada and the Eastern States. At present,
there are more than 2,000 Brothers in North America and in missions around the
globe serving in the ministry of education.
Monsignor McClancy High School was opened in 1956. The Brothers named the
school in memory of Monsignor Joseph V. McClancy, former Superintendent of
Schools for the Diocese of Brooklyn, who had given much encouragement to the
Brothers’ work in education till his death in 1954.
Graduation Requirements
Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School awards a New York State Regents diploma to a student who has
successfully completed four years of study at the high school level and who has met the following requirements.
Please note that the requirements listed below surpass the minimum prescriptions as enacted by the
New York State Board of Regents.
Religious Studies 3½ credits
English 4 credits
Social Studies 4 credits
Mathematics 3 credits
Science 3 credits (3 lab sciences required)
Modern World Language 2 credits
Health Education ½ credit
Arts 1 credit (¼ or ½ credit earned for each course)
Physical Education 2 credits (½ credit each year for 4 years)
Elective Courses 4 credits
Regents Exams in the Following:
English
Global History and Geography
U.S. History/Government
One Math (Algebra, Geometry or Algebra 2/Trigonometry)
One Lab Science (Living Environment, Earth Science, Chemistry or Physics)
Advanced Regents Diploma
Other Regents exams and classes required (*with Honors)
65 or better in these exams
English
Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II
Global History and Geography
U.S. History and Government
Living Environment and only one of Earth Science, Chemistry or Physics
3 credits of World Language Followed by Locally Administrated exam**
*Must have over a 90 average on all the above regents exams.
** Students who pursue a qualified 5 unit sequence in Art or Music may substitute that sequence for the
World Language requirement.
Course Offerings
HUMANITIES STEAM
9th English I
English I
Global Studies I
Global Studies I Honors
Italian I
Italian II
Religion I Biology
Biology Honors
Algebra I
Algebra I Honors
Studio Art I*
Music
Physical
Education*
Honors Spanish I Earth Science Honors Geometry Honors Appreciation*
Spanish II Chorus*
Instrumental Band*
10th
English II Global Studies II Italian II Religion II Earth Science Geometry Chorus* Health*
English II AP European History ✓ Italian III Earth Science Honors Geometry Honors Instrumental Band* Physical
Honors Spanish II Honors Chemistry Algebra II Honors Education*
Spanish III
11th AP English
III
American History
AP U.S. History ✓ ✓
Italian III
AP Italian IV ✓
Religion III Chemistry
Chemistry Honors
Algebra II
Algebra II Honors
20th Century Music*
Chorus*
Physical
Education*
English III Business Law Spanish III Physics Pre-Calculus Commercial Art*
Poetry* Criminal Justice AP Spanish Physics Honors Digital Design &
Mythology* Geography IV ✓ Computer Science Communications*
History of American Drawing & Painting*
Presidency* Film Studies*
History of NYC* Instrumental Band*
History of WWII* Music History*
Journalism* Music Theory &
Philosophy* Composition*
Percussion*
Studio Art II*
Theater Arts*
Three Dimensional
Design*
English IV AP Government & AP Italian IV ✓ Christian Advanced Biology Calculus 20th Century Music* Physical
12th English IV Politics* ✓ AP Spanish Theology* Anatomy & Physiology Pre-Calculus Advanced Studio Art* Education*
Honors ✓ AP Psychology ✓ IV ✓ World AP Computer Science Advanced Algebra Chorus*
Creative Business Law Religions* AP Environmental Science ✓ Commercial Art*
Writing* Business Management* Church Computer Science Digital Design and
Mythology* Criminal Justice History* Forensics Communications*
Poetry* Economics & Finance* Catholic Honors Physics Drawing & Painting*
Shakespeare’s Financial Investments* Themes in Art Film Studies*
Work* Geography & Film* Instrumental Band*
History of American Music History*
Presidency* Music Theory &
History of NYC* Composition*
History of WWII* Percussion*
Journalism* Studio Art II*
Philosophy* Theater Arts*
Psychology Three Dimensional
U.S. Government* Design*
*Denotes 1/2 Credit Course
✓ Denotes Advanced Placement Course
Classes in RED Denote College Credit Course through St. John’s University
McClancy Guidance Department
Freshmen Year: Transition to High School
Sophomore Year: Beginning Career; Importance of Extra-Curriculars
Junior Year: PSAT & SAT Preparation; College Choice; Financial Aid
Senior Year: College Choice; Preparation for College
Messages From the Class of 2021
Valedictorian
Christian Leadership Award
“Attending McClancy was one of the best decisions I made. In these past four years, I have
been challenged in and outside of the classroom and have been given the support to overcome
all of these obstacles. Even though my time at McClancy has come to an end, I am confident to
know that I have been given the foundation to succeed in college and in life.”
Sarah Kosakowski
Quinnipiac University
Matthew Wenz
Adelphi University
Communications
Religious Values
Education in the spirit of the founding charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart is Holistic Education:
Rooted in Religious Values,
Structured through Friendly Discipline,
Nurtured by Personal Attention,
Committed to Academic Excellence.
• Campus Ministry & Retreat Programs
• Community Service Projects
• Daily Prayers & Monthly Liturgy
• Student led Drives for Special Causes
• National Honor Society Peer Tutoring
Program
Clubs and Activities
The administration, faculty and staff of Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School encourage our students to become involved in
school clubs and activities throughout their high school years. These high school years are some of the more formative years in your
life. It is important to take advantage of what the school has to offer.
The students who are involved in clubs and activities have a chance to learn new skills and/or master the skills they already possess.
These clubs and activities are held in a more relaxed environment than in the classroom. The students have a chance to develop an
excellent rapport with their teachers.
We as a school, through our experience, notice that the students who are involved in clubs and activities have a tendency to better
enjoy their days, months and years. These students seem to be more motivated in the classroom and look forward to something they
enjoy at the end of each school day.
The students also have a chance to become acquainted with other classmates. They will meet other students who may have similar
interests. The students have an opportunity to better understand and appreciate their classmates where new friendships can develop.
These friendships can last a lifetime.
• Art Club
• Board Game Club
• BOSH (Brothers of the
• Sacred Heart) Club
• Business Club
• Campus Ministry
• Chess Club
• Dance Club
• Debate Club
• Drama Club
• Forensics Science Club
• Hispanic Culture Club
• Italian Culture Club
• Law Club
• Library Club
• Math Club
• Music Club
• Photography Club
• Robotics Club
• School Newspaper
• Sci-Fi Club
• STEAM Club
• Student Council
• Table Tennis Club
• Tyros Dramatic Society
• Video Game Club
• Yearbook
McClancy Athletics
McClancy Athletics Highlights
Girls’ Soccer
•All League - Hannah Finnerty, Isabella Wiseman, Kristen Chavanne, Brianna Arnao
•Won third straight City Championship Grace Kennedy
•First undefeated Varsity City Championship in school history St. Joseph’s College -
Brooklyn
•Kristen Chavanne - Student-Athlete Award Winner Soccer/Basketball
Boys’ Soccer
•Second straight undefeated regular season
•All-League - Luke Corridan, Matthew Kieblesz, Andrew Goenaga, Saul Cardozo,
Alexis Aucapina
Matthew Kieblesz Eric Leon
St. Joseph’s College - Sacred Heart
Brooklyn University
Baseball
•Varsity Brooklyn-Queens finalists
•All-League - Santo Anzalone, Matt Filip and Justin DeCastro
•JV BQ Champions - regular season and playoffs
Anthony Agosta Santo Anzalone Matthew Filip Alfred Hoti Brandon Paider Douglas Paider Arnad Mulamekic Robert Nunes Steven Siano
John Jay College Rockland Queens College Mercy College CCNY St. Joseph’s College- Siena College Dominican College St. Joseph’s College-
Community College Brooklyn Brooklyn
Cross Country/Track and Field
•Matthew Wenz - 2-Time CHSAA City Champion in the High Jump, Student-Athlete Award
Winner, third in Catholic NYS Pentathlon
•Freshman Girls Cross Country - GCHSAA BQ, City and Intersectional Champions
•Piotr Draus CHSAA City Champion in the Javelin.
•Alexa Boller GCHSAA City Champion in the Discus Matthew Wenz
•All-League Cross Country - Hannah Finnerty, Cara Corridan, and Valentina Termine Adelphi University
Boys’ Swimming
•Thomas Corbett - Vin Harkins CHSAA Swimming MVP as chosen by coaches
•Leo Glazewski - qualified for 100m breaststroke in Junior Olympics
*Due to COVID-19, some athletic programs had participation limitations.
*Students pictured will be competing in College for their respective sports next year.Class of 2021 Statistics
McClancy Gradutes for the Class of 2021
were offered Admission to the following Colleges & Universities SUNY Cortland
Adelphi University McDaniel College
Albright College Mercy College SUNY Delhi
Alfred University Mercyhurst University SUNY Maritime College
Baruch College Merrimack College SUNY Morrisville State College
Bentley University Miami University (Ohio) SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Borough of Manhattan Michigan State University SUNY Stony Brook
Community College Military - Army University
Boston College Military - NAVY SUNY College of
Boston University Molloy College Technology at Alfred
Brooklyn College Mount Saint Mary College SUNY College of
Bucknell University Nassau Community College Technology at Canton
Buffalo State College Nazareth College SUNY Cortland
Canisius College New Jersey Institute of SUNY Delhi
Clarkson University Technology SUNY Maritime College
College of Mount Saint Vincent New Paltz State College SUNY Morrisville State College
College of Staten Island New York City College of Technology SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Daemen College New York Institute of SUNY Stony Brook
Davenport University Technology University
Dickinson College New York University SUNY University at Albany
Dominican College Northeastern University SUNY University at Buffalo
East Stroudsburg University Nova Southeastern University Susquehanna University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Pace University Syracuse University
University Pennsylvania State University Temple University
Fairfield University Pratt Institute The Catholic University of America
Farmingdale State College Providence College The City College of New York
Florida State University Purchase State College The College of Saint Rose
Fordham University Queens College The Culinary Institute of America
Georgian Court University Queensborough Community College The George Washington University
High Point University Quinnipiac University The University of
Hilbert College Robert Morris University Oklahoma
Hofstra University Roberts Wesleyan College The University of Scranton
Hostos Community College Rochester Institute of Union College
Hunter College Technology University of Alabama at Birmingham
Indiana University Bloomington Rowan University University of California, Los Angeles
Rutgers University University of California, San Diego
Iona College Sacred Heart University University of Delaware
Ithaca College Seton Hall University University of Hartford
John Jay College of Criminal Siena College University of Kansas
Justice St. Francis College University of Massachusetts Amherst
Johnson & Wales University – St. John’s University University of Miami
Providence St. Joseph’s College - Brooklyn Campus University of Minnesota Twin Cities
La Salle University St. Joseph’s College - Long Island Campus University of New Hampshire
Lehigh University St. Peter’s University University of New Haven
Long Island University - St. Thomas Aquinas College University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Brooklyn Stevens Institute of Technology University of Pittsburgh
Long Island University - CW Post SUNY Binghamton University of Rhode Island
Loyola University Maryland University University of Tampa
Lynn University SUNY College at Old University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Manhattan College Westbury University of Utah
Manhattanville College SUNY College at Oneonta University of Vermont
Marist College SUNY College at Oswego Wagner College
Marymount Manhattan College SUNY College of Technology at Alfred Western New England University
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Technology at Alfred William Paterson University of New Jersey
Health SUNY College of Xavier University
Technology at Canton York College
*Colleges in Red are where our
2021 Graduates will be attendingMessages From Our Faculty
“As a student, the faculty and staff at McClancy believed in me and pushed me
to be the best version of myself. That is something that I hope to bring to my
students today.”
Mr. Andrew Song
Class of 1996 “Creating a safe haven, showing compassion, & forging strong relationships to help our
STEAM Faculty students succeed is a pivotal part of my role in teaching at McClancy High School. Coaching
here at McClancy is something I will always hold close to my heart. It is the universal
language of change and learning. Witnessing when my athletes unlock their fullest potential
in their own performance is extraordinary. However, watching them grow not only as an
athlete but as resilient, ambitious young women and men is my favorite part.”
Ms. Deanna Savino
Humanities Faculty
“Coming back home to teach at McClancy has been incredible. Being a small
part of the continuous growth of a school that means so much to me has been a
life changing experience.”
Mr. Randall Sanabria
Class of 2009
STEAM Faculty
“There is no job more fulfilling than being a teacher. I love what I do because my
students need me as much as I need them, we get to learn and grow as
individuals together!”
Ms. Samantha Colon
Class of 2016
Humanities FacultyThe Future of McClancy
In May 2021, Stephen Squeri, Class of 1977, Chairman and CEO of American Express, pledged to fully fund the makeover of
our state-of-the-art all-purpose athletic complex. The project is scheduled to be completed by October 2021. The new field is
fully turf and will pave the way for McClancy athletes of the future!
This Summer, we spent the time to expand our Cafeteria and making our outdoor seating area one. On nice days, students can
sit outside and enjoy the weather. On not so nice days, students can still sit outside with the roof closed, allowing for a whole
new way of campus life.
“The Anatomage Table is the only fully segmented real human 3D anatomy platform. Users
can visualize anatomy exactly as they would on a fresh cadaver. Individual structures are
reconstructed in accurate 3D, resulting in an unprecedented level of real accurate anatomy,
dissectible in 3D. Anatomy is presented as a fully interactive, life-sized touch screen
experience, in operatory bed form. The Table allows for exploration and learning of human
anatomy beyond what any cadaver could offer.” Monsignor McClancy is one of only two
schools in the area to have this technology.How to Apply to McClancy
1. Take the Test for Admissions into Catholic High School
(TACHS Test).
2. Indicate the McClancy TACHS Code (017) on the test.
3. Indicate McClancy as a 1st, 2nd or 3rd choice.
4. Submit your report cards via the “Apply” page on our
website!
What Determines my Acceptance
1. Your academic performance in 6th, 7th and 8th grade.
2. Your performance on the TACHS Exam.
3. Where you placed McClancy on the TACHS Test:
*1st choice is preferred. 2nd and 3rd are considered.
Then What?
1. Did you attend Open House? If not, did you schedule a
private tour?
2. Continue to perform well in 8th grade!
3. Follow us on social media!
Your Final Grades Count!Academic Scholarships
The Father André Coindre The Brother Polycarp
Full Scholarship Half Scholarship
95 or better on TACHS 90 to 94 on TACHS Exam & 90
Exam & 95 or better 7th to 94 7th and 8th-grade
and 8th-grade averages averages
The Brother The Brother Vincent
Martinian Scholarship Cincotta Scholarship
85 to 89 on TACHS Exam & (Currently $2,000 tuition re-
90 or better 7th and 8th-grade duction)
averages
50% REDUCTION IN TUITION FOR SIBLINGS
The Brother Joseph Rocco, S.C., Ed.D
Music and Performing Arts Tuition Incentive Awards
• Students in the Eighth Grade who are considering Monsignor McClancy High School and are
interested in the Performing Arts (Choral or Band) may audition for a tuition incentive award.
• For choral auditions, students must bring either piano sheet or a musical tape for accompani-
ment of the audition selection. For band auditions, students must select an instrumental piece
of their choice to perform.Hopes for Our Graduates We are confident that based on our experiences as students in a Brothers of the Sacred Heart school, our graduates are becoming well-rounded, faith-filled, self-disciplined, compassionate, and academically prepared adults who respond to God’s love. As a result of our emphasis on holistic education, we hope our graduates are well-rounded young people who: • Are aware of their own gifts, talents, and limitations; • Recognize the need to continue their own spiritual, psychological, emotional, social, intellectual and physical growth; • Respond to God’s call to be balanced, compassionate adults. Because of our emphasis on spiritual growth and religious values, we hope that our students graduate with: • A strong belief that God loves them; • A willingness to respond to Jesus’ directive to love one another; • A commitment to compassion, justice, and service; • A desire for a deeper relationship with God through prayer; • An intentional integration of faith and daily life; • An understanding of the teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church • A willingness to become active members in their local church communities. Because of our efforts at firm and friendly discipline, we hope that our graduates: • Have developed the self-discipline that guides their actions; • Are sensitive and respond with compassion to the limitations of others; • Have respect for authority and for persons for whom they are responsible; • Approach relationships with fairness, mutual trust, and cooperation. Because of the caring nature and personal attention given to our students, we hope our graduates: • Generally care for others; • Value themselves and others as unique children of God; • Nurture positive relationships and build community. As a result of our commitment to academic excellence, we hope our graduates: • Are intellectually curious; • Are prepared to meet the academic demands of college; • Strive to reach their intellectual gifts to serve others more effectively and generously.
Monsignor McClancy
Memorial High School
OPEN HOUSE
WHEN? Saturday, October 9th.
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
WHERE? 71-06 31st Ave
East Elmhurst, NY 11370
WHY? To experience “The School That
Makes a Difference”
Pre-Register for Open House @
www.msgrmcclancy.org/openhouse
OR TACHS CODE 017
By scanning the QR code
Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School
Founded in 1956 by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
Accredited by
The Board of Regents of the State of New York
The Middle States Association of Colleges and SchoolsScan the code for more information!
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