Students

The Class of 2025 is asked to save the date for May 10, 2021 to attend a Hill Sisters Orientation on campus. The afternoon will include matching you with a Hill sister, school tour, Athletics and Clubs orientation, and more!

The latest edition of The Summit, Hill's student newspaper, is out today. Check out the latest on current events at Hill!

The Class of 2021 has received an impressive $51.8 million in academic scholarships to date (3/10/21) and acceptances to an array of colleges and universities across the country. Check out the College Counseling and Advocacy page for more.

Hill Seniors celebrated their 100 Days Before Graduation Mass on February 24th with Father Rhey at Holy Rosary Church.

We are celebrating Catholic Schools Week! The theme for this year's Catholic Schools Week is "Faith. Excellence. Service." - three important pillars of Catholic School Education that can be reflected on during the week through different opportunities. Students started the week with a prayer service.

We are proud to share the latest edition of our school newspaper, The Summit. Ms. Regan and her staff including editor-in chief, Jacklyn Pellegrino worked very hard to make this issue informative and entertaining!

At the sophomore grade level meeting, Zoom screens went black, and when they came back on again every sophomore was holding up a Thank You sign! Principal Molluzzo, faculty, administrators, and staff were so touched by this moving gesture.

Fine Art students designed Christmas cards in the old fashion Victorian style.

Hilltoppers participated in the 14th Annual Staten Island Polar Plunge to raise funds for local Special Olympics athletes.