Announcements
Announcements:
If you are an 8th grade girl still searching for a high school, please contact Sister Christine at ccosgrove@saintvincentferrer or 212-535-4680 x102.
If you are unable to attend our Spring Open House, not to worry! We will have our main Open House on Saturday, October 21st and our last Open House before TACHS on October 26th.
Student Life at Ferrer
Calendar Events
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Memorial Day
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Graduation Practice
9:00 - Noon
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Senior Tea
4:30 pm
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Graduation Practice
12:30 - 2:30
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Athletic Banquet
6:00 pm - Spring Sports
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Senior Luncheon
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Senior Mass
SVF Church 10:00 am
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Academic Awards, 9-11
SVF Church 10:00 am
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Graduation - Class of 2023
SVF Church 10:00
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New Freshmen Orientation
4:00 - 6:00 pm
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Last Day of Classes
12:00 Dismissal
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Parent Association Dinner
6:00 pm
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School Ends
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Faculty Meeting
10:00 am
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Report Cards Distributed
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Newsletter
Click below to read our Spring Newsletter!
Alumnae Newsletter
MISSION STATEMENT
Saint Vincent Ferrer High School was established in the tradition of St .Dominic, who strove to instill in others a lifetime commitment to Study, Community, Prayer, and Service. Saint Vincent Ferrer High School is sponsored by the parish of Saint Vincent Ferrer, located at 65th Street and Lexington Avenue. The first school was built in 1884 and was staffed by the Dominican Sisters of Saint Mary of the Springs. Presently, the Dominican Sisters of Our Lady Of The Springs administer and staff the school.The school was started to meet the educational needs of the immigrant population which was flooding into New York City. Today, we prepare young women from diverse backgrounds for college and a lifetime of learning. We provide a challenging and supportive environment that cultivates intellectual, spiritual, and moral values. Furthermore, we seek to empower our students to become responsible, independent, and principled members of the global community as well as effective witnesses of Christ's love.