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The Abraham Joshua Heschel High School serves students in grades 9 through 12. Its academic curriculum includes art, music, Bible study, reading, foreign languages, theater arts, computer programming, journalism and physical education. The school hosts a program called scholars-in-residence in which rabbinic students are engaged in Torah and Talmud studies. It also conducts schoolwide assemblies that provide opportunities for students to participate in town meetings, ethics labs and discussions of current events. The school s athletic activities include basketball, tennis, volleyball and soccer. It involves students in science fairs and art, chess, debate, drama, dance, math, music, newspaper and photography clubs. The Abraham Joshua Heschel High School is located in New York City.

Established in 1884, Saint Vincent Ferrer High School is a Catholic-based, college-preparatory learning center that serves more than 500 students. It offers classes in reading, writing, math, science, English, social studies, religion, art, physical education, music, computer applications, language and fine arts, and foreign languages, such as Spanish and French. The school additionally provides special classes in accounting, personal finance and literature. It operates a guidance counseling department that offers information on scholarship opportunities, graduation requirements and career planning. The school maintains a library that provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of leisure reading options for students. It also operates a parent-teacher association that serves as a resource for students, parents and staff members. The school organizes several recreational and community services programs, including fundraising events, field trips and school assemblies. Saint Vincent Ferrer High School is located in New York City.