Saint Anthony's High School (New York)
Why Saint Anthony's High School?
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Strong science program
SAHS students benefit from six state-of-the-art science labs and seven college-level classrooms. The school has a recently-built Saint Francis Hospital Medical Education Lab, which includes an Anatomage digital dissection table, providing students to state-of-the-art equipment and hands-on experience.
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University Accredited Business Classes
Students learn the fundamental aspects of business education while engaging in hands-on activities. Saint Anthony’s business courses provide students with real-life training and marketable skills. Students have the option to receive university credit for their business coursework.
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Fine and Performing Arts Program
SAHS has a wide range of fine and performing arts programs, including the largest chorus in the country with over 500 members. There’s also courses and extracurriculars available in theater, dance, band and visual art.
Student Achievement
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100% international students who applied to Top 100 Universities were accepted
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1327 average SAT score of international student graduates
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$47 millions in scholarships awarded to recent graduates
Campus life
Saint Anthony’s offers a wide range of student activities at a variety of levels. The school has over 170 state championship titles spread over 77 teams and clubs.
Athletic teams:
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Badminton
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Baseball
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Basketball
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Bowling
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Cheerleading
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Cross Country
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Football
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Golf
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Ice Hockey
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Tennis
Clubs:
- Academic Team
- Aerospace and Aviation
- Art Club
- Coding Club (All Can Code)
- Chess and Rubik’s Club
- Color Guard
- Creative Writing
- Dance Club
- Environmental Club
- Equestrian Club
- Future Business Leaders
- Future Medical Professionals
- Global Ambassadors
- Math Club
- Mock Trial
- Model UN
- Robotics Club
Life in New York
Saint Anthony’s is in South Huntington, New York on Long Island to the east of New York City. Residents of South Huntington enjoy life in the quiet and safe suburban neighborhoods, while still enjoying easy access to the city and its resources via a one-hour train ride. In their spare time, students can enjoy local historical landmarks, beaches along Long Island’s 1,600-mile coast and upscale shopping and dining options in town.