Saint Anthony’s High School

Founded in 1933, Saint Anthony’s High School is a private, Roman Catholic, coeducational college preparatory school located in South Huntington, Long Island, New York.
Serving students in Grades 9 through 12, the school offers a comprehensive American high school education that combines academic excellence, character development, leadership, community service, athletics, and the arts.
Established by the Franciscan Brothers, Saint Anthony’s High School continues a longstanding tradition of Franciscan education, emphasizing intellectual growth, moral responsibility, personal development, and respect for others.
The school provides a challenging academic environment designed to prepare students for admission to colleges and universities in the United States and beyond.
Location and Learning Environment
Saint Anthony’s High School is situated in South Huntington on Long Island, within the greater New York metropolitan area.
The surrounding suburban community provides a welcoming environment for secondary education while offering access to the cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities of the New York region.
Students can benefit from a structured academic environment and opportunities to experience American culture and community life.

Saint Anthony’s High School offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum.
Core academic subjects include English, mathematics, science, social studies, foreign languages, theology, fine arts, physical education, and health.
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
The school offers a broad selection of AP courses in areas such as:
* AP Calculus AB and BC
* AP Statistics
* AP Biology
* AP Chemistry
* AP Physics
* AP Computer Science
* AP Economics
* AP Psychology
* AP English Language and Literature
* AP United States History
* AP World History
* AP Environmental Science
AP courses allow academically qualified students to engage with college-level material while completing their secondary education. Depending on individual university policies and examination results, qualifying AP scores may be considered for university credit or advanced placement.
Honors Courses
Honors courses provide additional academic challenges for students who meet the school’s eligibility requirements. These courses emphasize critical thinking, independent learning, and advanced subject knowledge.
College Credit Opportunities
Saint Anthony’s also offers college-credit opportunities through partnerships with higher education institutions. Eligible students may gain exposure to college-level coursework before graduating from high school.
STEM and Innovation
Saint Anthony’s High School places considerable emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Its educational facilities include:
* Entenmann Science Center
* Susan and Gerald O’Shea Innovation Center
* Business and Entrepreneurship Center
These facilities support practical learning, scientific exploration, technological innovation, and entrepreneurship education. Students can develop analytical, problem-solving, and collaborative skills through academic and extracurricular learning opportunities.
Arts, Athletics, and Student Activities
Saint Anthony’s encourages students to explore their interests beyond the classroom. The school offers more than 75 clubs and activities, providing opportunities for students to develop leadership, communication, teamwork, and social skills. Students may participate in:
* Music and instrumental performance
* Choir and vocal arts
* Theatre and drama
* Visual arts
* Interscholastic athletics
* Student organizations
* Community service
* Academic and interest-based clubs
These activities contribute to a well-rounded high school experience and help international students become involved in campus life.
University Preparation and College Counseling
Saint Anthony’s High School is committed to preparing students for higher education. The school provides academic guidance and college counseling services to support students throughout their secondary education. According to the school’s published Class of 2024 profile:
* 539 students graduated.
* The reported graduation rate was 100%.
* Approximately 95% enrolled in four-year colleges.
* Approximately 1% enrolled in two-year colleges.
Graduates received offers from a wide range of colleges and universities. These historical outcomes demonstrate the school’s emphasis on college preparation but do not guarantee admission results for future students.
International Student Program
Saint Anthony’s High School partners with Amerigo Education to provide an international student program. The program combines the school’s academic curriculum with additional services designed to support international students throughout their American high school experience.
Academic Support
Students receive guidance to help them adapt to academic expectations and develop effective learning strategies.
English Language Support
English language assistance may be available according to individual student needs and program arrangements.
University Admissions Guidance
Students can receive guidance on academic planning, university preparation, and the college application process.
Student Wellbeing and Personal Support
Dedicated student advisors and international program staff provide assistance with academic progress, student wellbeing, and adjustment to school life.
Family Communication
The international student program provides communication and reporting mechanisms to help families stay informed about their children’s progress.
Accommodation Options
The international student program offers several accommodation arrangements.
International Residence
Students may choose a supervised international residence option with student support services.
Homestay
Students may live with a host family, offering opportunities for cultural immersion and everyday English communication.
Self-Provided Housing
Eligible students may arrange their own accommodation, subject to program requirements. Accommodation eligibility, supervision, meal arrangements, and additional fees should be confirmed with the international admissions team.

International applicants should generally prepare:
1. A valid passport copy.
2. Official academic transcripts.
3. Certified English translations of academic records.
4. English proficiency test results.
5. A completed international student application.
6. An admissions interview, where required.
7. Additional supporting documents requested by the admissions team.