The Northeast-East Bronx Excels When Everyone Believes

“Believe” is the continuing theme of the Northeast/East Bronx Catholic Schools — believe in yourself, your ability to excel academically, creatively, and in your lifelong relationship with Christ.

This 2021-2022 academic year, the Northeast/East Bronx principals, teachers and students embraced the 5 “E’s” of inquiry based learning. Our students were encouraged to Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and Evaluate in their teaching and learning.

Students were actively Engaged with challenging situations across all content areas. By accessing the student’s prior knowledge, thought-provoking questions are asked among the students themselves. Students then Explore or “investigate” possible problem-solving techniques through rich “student talks” or discourse. Students are then able to Explain their thought process to fellow classmates. When the students themselves Elaborate on their thought process, they are able to share the various ways of finding a solution to all challenging situations (Evaluate).

We believe that Christ is guiding our students and staff members in all they do, and that each of our students can learn and achieve despite challenges they encounter — poverty, language barriers, learning disabilities, or lack of technology at home. We believe that our students — each a unique child of God — can and will excel spiritually, academically, emotionally and physically.

Northeast/East Bronx Catholic schools are placing particular emphasis on increasing digital literacy using innovative new methods and technologies, while also tapping into our students’ natural artistic potential. Our staff and faculty endeavor to engage our students individually, because we know that taking every opportunity for personalized instruction, one student at a time, increases the prospects for academic success.

The “Fundations” reading program is increasing literacy and fluency among students, and our Learning Ally has been expanded to more schools in our region, giving more students access to audio and online textbooks.

The Enhanced Special Education program initiative at St. Frances de Chantal School continues to provide a certified special education teacher who is working with students with learning disabilities, as well as their teachers, to optimize their pedagogical talents. Our online math program, DreamBox, continues to be available in every school in our region! The benefits of this program were so impressive that we had to offer it to every student.

Northeast / East Bronx Region

2962 Harding Avenue
Bronx, NY 10465
718-597-3134
www.adny-neebx.org

     

Regional Superintendent

Ray Vitiello

Professional Staff

Anthony Ferraro (Director of Enrollment)
Ann Golia and David Hernandez (Finance Managers)
Jennifer Carbone (Instructional Specialist)

Board of Trustees

Mr. Christopher J. Wagner (Chair)
Rev. James Cruz (Co-Chair)
Rev. Msgr. John Graham
Rev. Salvatore DeStefano
Mr. Wilfred Anigekwu
Mr. Richard Brennan
Mr. Courtney Carson
Ms. Wendy Gittings
Mr. Thomas Kearney
Mr. Ray Vitiello (Ex-Officio)
Mrs. Ann Golia (Corporate Secretary)

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS

REGIONAL 11
PARISH/PRIVATE 6

ENROLLMENT

STUDENTS 5,653

Patron Servant Terence Cardinal Cooke

Northeast / East Bronx Chart