School of the Holy Child

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School of the Holy Child
“Where Wisdom, Confidence, and Friendship are Found”
Address
2225 Westchester Avenue
Rye, New York, (Westchester County), 10580
 United States
Coordinates 41°0′42″N 73°42′17″W / 41.01167°N 73.70472°W / 41.01167; -73.70472Coordinates: 41°0′42″N 73°42′17″W / 41.01167°N 73.70472°W / 41.01167; -73.70472
Information
Type Private, All-Female
Religious affiliation(s) Roman Catholic
Established 1904
CEEB Code 334-972
Principal Ann Sullivan
Head of school Ann Sullivan
Faculty 40
Grades 5-12
Enrollment 342 [1]  (2008-09)
Average class size 14
Student to teacher ratio 9:1
Color(s) Navy and White         
Team name Gryphons
Publication Footnotes (Literary Magazine)
Newspaper 'Cornelian'
Head of Upper School Colm MacMahon
Head of Middle School Julie Crane
Dean of Students Suzanne Slattery
Admissions Director Joli Moniz
Athletic Director John Pizzi Jr.
Website

School of the Holy Child is an independent, college-preparatory, Roman Catholic school for girls in Rye, New York in Westchester County. It is located within the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. Founder of the order of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus and its schools, Cornelia Connelly firmly believed that schools should educate the whole child.

[edit] Notable alumnae

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