Saint Mary's High School, Manhasset - Class of 2021

07/08/2020

10/15/2019

Saint Mary's High School Mourns the Loss of Zachary Zabatta '20

It is with great sadness that we announce that Zachary Zabatta, a member of the Saint Mary’s High School Class of 2020, has suddenly passed away. While on vacation in Iceland, the family was in a car accident, and Zach sustained severe injuries resulting in the loss of his life.

We have lost an incredible member of our Saint Mary’s High School community. During his time at St. Mary’s, Zach was consistently at the top of his class, choosing to take the most challenging AP courses and finding great success in them. These accomplishments were leading Zach to apply to the most competitive colleges and universities in the world. Most recently, Zach was pursuing the rank of Eagle Scout. He decided to renovate space behind the stage in Marist Hall for his Eagle Scout Project. Zachary intended to give back to a community that he felt had given so much to him.

We are all in shock at this moment. This tragedy is a devastating loss, especially for our young people. Our counselors, along with additional counselors and members of the clergy, will be on campus starting tomorrow morning to assist with the emotional and spiritual needs of our students.

Zach’s father, James, mother, Barbara, and sisters, Gabriella ’17 and Sophia are still overseas recovering from injuries. It may be quite sometime before the family can return to the United States.

In a phone conversation with Mr. Zabatta earlier today, Principal Buckley promised we would travel this difficult road with his family every step of the way. Mr. Zabatta asked that we share with you his concerns for our students in this grieving process and wants us all to make sure that we are addressing our emotional and spiritual needs, as Zach would wish to us all to do.

We will face this as a family for our friend, our student, our brother, Zach. Please pray for Zachary, his family, and the entire St. Mary’s community.

03/06/2019

Looking for someone to sit with at the upcoming Ladies' Night Out? Let us seat you with other moms from your child(ren)'s grade with whom you already have things in common. We can seat you with other freshman, sophomore, junior or senior Moms so you can enjoy a fun filled evening with old and new friends!

Senior moms, please note that this year you may bring your daughter with you to attend this special night so you can enjoy a lovely mother/daughter evening.

Please get your donations, journal ads* and RSVPs in soon!

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12/28/2018

Student Athlete Screening Program Reaches Milestone: St. Francis Hospital’s Student Athlete Screening program is about to enter its 10th year! Launched in 2009 by Dr. Sean Levchuck, Chairman of Pediatric Cardiology and Dr. Richard D’Agostino, Chairman of Orthopedic Surgery, the program has seen 2,021 students to date. The screenings are held several times a year, targeting student athletes, grades 9-12. During these sessions, the student has an EKG, echocardiogram, then meets with Dr. Levchuck to discuss results.

If you have a child in high school, consider scheduling a screening. Advanced registration is required and parents must attend. Contact SFH’s Community Outreach Department at 516-629-2013. Or click here for more information: https://stfrancisheartcenter.chsli.org/sfh-education-student-cardiac-screening

09/12/2018

06/20/2018

Thank you, Manhasset Rotary Club for honoring our students at your dinner meeting last night. We are extremely proud of Mark and Madison for their accomplishments!

06/08/2018

Reverend Father Robert A. Romeo, pastor of the Church of Saint Mary, Manhasset is pleased to announce the Top 10 Students for Saint Mary’s High School Class of 2018. These students proudly represent their class in academics, faith, service, leadership, and athletics.

Each member of the Class of 2018 is unique and celebrated for their achievements over the course of their time at St. Mary’s. Collectively, the Class of 2018 earned 22 million dollars in academic scholarships. In addition, five of these graduates will play for college athletic teams.

We welcome our 139 graduates to the ranks of our illustrious alumni and look forward to hearing about their future accomplishments. May God’s blessings be abundant as they begin the next chapter in their lives. Please pray for their continued success and their relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May St. Mary’s High School remain forever in their hearts. Catholic Elementary Schools of Long Island The Long Island Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre

05/24/2018

The Schools of Saint Mary Performing Arts Program and St. Mary's High School proudly present: "Back to the Future", a spectacular dance show that travels across time. Join us as we dance along with Doc and Marty through the past, present and future in a spectacular time traveling adventure! All are....

04/18/2018

Congratulations to Kadaja Bailey '18 on being named to the American Family Insurance ALL-USA New York Girls Basketball Team. Keep making your St. Mary's family proud! St. John's University Diocese of Rockville Centre USA TODAY Sports Manhasset Press St. John's Red Storm