"Today, we gather to honor the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day is more than a date on the calendar—it is a solemn reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment of those who have defended our nation. From the trenches of World War I to the deserts of the Middle East, our veterans have stood watch over freedom. They have faced danger, endured hardship, and carried the weight of duty with honor. Their service has preserved the liberties we enjoy and the values we hold dear. Today, we say thank you. Thank you for your service. Thank you for your sacrifice. And thank you for your example. " Mr. Michael McAndrew, Social Studies Department Chairperson
"Leading the way, AM continues to distinguish itself through its personalized approach to student learning, an unyielding commitment to our Dominican Catholic values, and a passion for ensuring our students are Known and Valued. As we reflect on another remarkable year, I am filled with profound gratitude for the generosity and unwavering support of our community. This Annual Report is more than a record of philanthropic contributions - it is a testament to the shared belief in our mission and the transformative power of Catholic education."
The fAMily Memorial & Tribute Scholarship Program reception for the Class of 2029 was held on September 3, 2025. It was a beautiful evening as donor families had the opportunity to meet their scholarship recipients. This program is a true testAMent to our Mission, as these Alumni continue to pay it forward. We are humbled and grateful for their time, talent and treasure as these newest Falcons get ready to soar!
On Thursday, September 11, the Albertus Magnus High School community gathered for the celebration of the opening school Mass of the Holy Spirit and remembered those lost in 9/11.
On Saturday morning, September 27, 2025, several members of the AM community participated in Cycle for Peace, one of the many events scheduled throughout the year to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, the founders of Albertus Magnus High School.
At Albertus Magnus, we take pride in being more than just a school, we are a fAMily. The AM Spirit Cup is a year-long competition that brings together students across all grade levels through our House System.
Campus Ministry exists to nurture and support the Albertus Family in their spiritual development, develop student leadership and encourage outreach to the broader community both locally and globally through the four Pillars of Dominican Life, Prayer, Study, Community and Service.
"Albertus Athletics proudly reflects on another AMazing year, one defined not only by league, sectional and state chAMpionships, but by the individual honors earned by so many of our student-athletes. What we value most, however, is how our athletes represent the true spirit of a Dominican education - through Prayer, Study, Community and Service. For 2024-2025, our student-athletes performed nearly 8,000 hours of service to our communities in need, all while maintaining strong academic performance and upholding the high standards of our school. As we look ahead to the coming school year, we remain committed to excellence - in competition, in the classroom and in service to others." Athletic Director Brendan Gorman '92