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Photos of SOH’s 2010 summer program
3rd grade science
Visiting Day Summer 2010
4th grade science
5th grade art class Summer 2010
Rehearsal for the 6th/7th grade show
8th grade science Summer 2010
Recording observations in 8th grade science
SOH mentors Summer 2010
6th graders
SOH students in the pool
5th grader in language arts
2. SOH has placed 183 alumni in college since 2004. This year’s high school seniors will enroll at:
Allegheny College
Broome County Community College
Cornell University (2 students)
CUNY Hunter
CUNY Lehman (2 students)
Davidson College
Fairfield University
Fordham University
Middlesex Community College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York Institute of Technology
SUNY Buffalo
SUNY New Paltz
Syracuse University (2 students)
University of New Haven
University of Rochester
University of Tampa
US Air Force Academy
This year’s 8th graders will enroll at the following high schools in the fall:
A. Philip Randolph HS
Art and Design HS
Bronx Science (3 students)
Cardinal Hayes HS
Cardinal Spellman HS
Cathedral HS
Cristo Rey (2 students)
DeWitt Clinton/MACY Honors Program
Eleanor Roosevelt HS
Fordham Prep
HS of American Studies at Lehman College
HS of Fashion Industries
HS of Math, Science, and Engineering at CCNY (2 students)
LaGuardia HS
Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics (3 students)
Monsignor Scanlan HS
Mott Haven Village Preparatory
Portchester HS
Renaissance HS
Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy
St. Raymond’s HS for Boys
Harry S. Truman HS
West Bronx Academy for the Future
8th graders in science class
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3. The National Child Labor Committee Recognizes John McIvor
In March 2009, Dr. John McIvor received a Distinguished Service/Lewis Hine Award from The National Child Labor Committee (NCLC), a private, non-profit organization founded in 1904. Dr. McIvor was cited for his “leadership in bettering the lives and well-being of young people,” and as an “example of how one individual can serve to improve the future of our youth.” To read The Riverdale Press article, click here.
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