100 Years

of Tradition

St. Peter’s Boys High School has proudly served the Staten Island community for the past 100 years, educating men of faith and integrity.

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100 Years of Tradition

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99%

of St. Peter's graduating students
are college-bound each year.

150

new students attend
St. Peter's each year.

Explore St. Peter’s

100 Years of Tradition

There’s something special about St. Peter’s Boys High School. From our rigorous academic curriculum to our competitive athletic programs, St. Peter’s strives to provide each and every student with the best possible environment to help him grow into a well-rounded, Godly citizen of the world. We invite you to see what makes our school so special by attending an open house, taking a tour or browsing our extensive list of academic, athletic and extracurricular opportunities with a simple click of your mouse. We promise you’ll be impressed with everything St. Peter’s has to offer.

99%

of St. Peter's graduating students
are college-bound each year

150

new students attend
St. Peter's each year.

Friends of St. Peter’s

Recognized as a global expert in organization leadership teams, leading award-winning global product development projects and driving global revenue growth in China, Mexico and Europe, Ed Panelli is one of St. Peter’s most distinguished alumni and donors.

Founder of Executive Business Services, Panelli has received numerous awards for business transformations and revenue growth through innovation. He has the unique distinction of being awarded patents in both healthcare and arc welding industries.

“St. Peter’s provided me a foundation of discipline, hard work, and camaraderie that I was able to build my professional and personal success on. So much so that I’ve spent the last 10 years “paying back” by helping provide the financial support to continue the St. Peter’s educational mission into its second centennial.”

-Ed Pannelli '70
Founder, Executive Business Services

Generous Donor
It’s safe to say that TJ Tibbs made the most out of his time at St. Peter’s Boys High School. Not one to sit on the sidelines, TJ played cornerback on the football team, point guard on the basketball team, and was a member of the LaSallian Youth Group, video yearbook and Interact Club. At the College of Staten Island, where he studied economics and played point guard for the college’s basketball team.

After graduating in 2006, TJ continued his passion for education and athletics Today, TJ serves as the head men’s basketball coach at the College of Staten Island and the program director of a community center in the Mariners Harbor Projects, which provides a safe haven for members of the community. With all the good TJ

"The brotherhood of St. Peter’s is something that’s consistently stuck with me since I’ve graduated."

-TJ Tibbs, '06

Inspiring Alumnus
Hailing from the Bronx of New York, Shakim first learned about St. Peter’s Boys High School from his Pee Wee football coach. He received a scholarship his freshman year, and for the first nine months, Shakim commuted the two and a half hours from the Bronx to Staten Island every day. Shakim now lives with his Pee Wee football coach in Staten Island and is in his senior year at St. Peter’s. He plays tight end and defensive end for

St. Peter’s varsity football team. Shakim has caught the eye of several colleges and currently has his sights set on Annapolis, where he plans on attending on a football scholarship. When asked what stood out to him about St. Peter’s, Shakim’s answer was threefold. He said, “We’re good at almost every sport, the teachers are actually there to help you and the friends you make are lifelong friends.”

“Not only do the students like it here, but the parents like it, too. Here at St. Peter’s, everyone is helping set you up for real life.”

-Shakim Douglas, '18

Ambitious Student

Friends of St. Peter’s

From the President’s Desk

By St. Peter's / March 11, 2019

St. Peter’s Family, We may be well into 2019, but I would like to continue to wish each of you and your families a Happy, Healthy and Holy New Year. Our Centennial Campaign continues to thrive and our alumni and foundation support has been overwhelming. Presently, we have surpassed three million dollars in fundraising, which is being applied to our endowment fund. We gratefully acknowledge the Northfield Bank Foundation, our most recent donor, for their generous grant of $25,000.00 toward our Technology Program. As we approach the spring season, we will be reaching out to individual alumni to consider being possible “lead” donors. We also look forward to conducting a Phone-a-thon in the months ahead. Please feel free to contact me or Jack Muraca, our Director of Alumni and Development, with any suggestions or questions you may have. Thank you for your support. God bless! Sincerely, John A. Fodera ‘62 President

From the Desk of Principal Cosentino

By St. Peter's / March 11, 2019

Dear St. Peter's Family: The best part of being the Principal of St. Peter’s Boys High School is watching our young men amaze with actions of which I am overwhelmingly proud. Many of you know of the tragic events that took place with Senior Michael Wright during the Staten Island Polar Plunge. The faith in God, hard work and determination that was displayed by Michael and his family during his recovery was astounding and inspiring for everyone at St. Peter’s and in the Staten Island community. It further warmed my heart to see the undying support of his classmates and friends. The St. Peter’s brotherhood and love were clear as day during this trying time. The entire experience embodies what we are all about. St. Peter’s continues to lend a helping hand in our community. Since December, our caring young men have donated toys to the Burn Unit and Pediatric Ward in Staten Island University Hospital, The Richard Garner Toy Drive, Where to Turn Toy store, The Lasalle School in Freeport, Long Island and the Martin De Pores School in Elmont, New York. The food collected through various food drives from December to February have been donated to the OLGC...

The Staten Island community showers Michael Wright with love and support

By Brian Collins / January 28, 2019

The Staten Island community showers Michael Wright with love and support Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on January 27, 2019 By: Charlie De Biase Jr. A thankful mother Melissa Wright, of course, wishes there didn't have to be a special mass for her son, Michael. It's safe to say that just prior to Dec. 2, the mother of two wasn't expecting to attend a fundraiser for him at St. Peter's Church a little less than a year after taking in his Ring Day ceremony there. But she was indeed at St. Peter's Church Saturday, along with her husband, Michael Sr., and younger son, Vincent, to support her first born like she's never done before. Michael Wright had suffered a serious injury ... he broke two vertebrae ... while taking part in the 12th annual Polar Plunge on that early December day and had recently been discharged from the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation (N.J.) after a lengthy stay. "A parent's worst nightmare that I want to forget,'' was the way Melissa put it while the fundraiser took place. "But I have a lot to be thankful for ... the prayers, the love, the visits, the way people have...

From the Desk of Principal Cosentino

By Brian Collins / November 20, 2018

Dear St. Peter's Family: As the Holidays approach, we are thankful for the blessings we receive from God and are filled with a tremendous amount of Pride and Joy just being a part of the St. Peter’s Family. The college application process is in full swing and our seniors, once again, are applying to some of the top universities in the country. Boston College, Villanova, Columbia, NYU, University of North Carolina, UPENN, Stony Brook, Binghamton, Drexel, St. Joseph’s, Stevens Institute of Technology and LaSalle University just to name a few. Our community service program and organizations continue serving our community and live the Lasallian mission. The October Mission drive broke a record in raising 10,000 dollars to send to our Lasallian School in Kenya. The Blood Drive results have earned us the #1 Spot on the east coast with over 300 pints of blood donated. We continue to supply Our Lady of Good Counsel and St. Peter’s, St. Pauls and Assumption food pantries with food that feeds over 400 families in Staten Island. A thank you letter written by the director of the food pantries states “ It is heartwarming to see that St. Peter’s Boys High School is not...

St. Peter’s Launches Inaugural Annual Fund Campaign

By St. Peter's / November 1, 2018

YOU CAN BE A BIG HIT! Friend : $10.00 USD - monthly Brother : $25.00 USD - monthly Angel : $50.00 USD - monthly Saint : $100.00 USD - monthly St. Peter’s Family, Help us knock this out of the park! You can be the reason why approximately 500 young men from throughout the Staten Island community can enjoy the benefits of an outstanding, well-rounded, Catholic high school education offered in our wonderful Lasallian tradition—each and every year. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? It's possible if you believe in your alma mater and you are willing to help us with your donation—regardless of the amount. Our students will be very grateful for your generosity. You can be a “big hit” with them (and with me, too)! WILL YOU BE A BIG HIT? We are undertaking our inaugural Annual Campaign to establish regular annual giving which will provide a key source of income that will keep our programs vibrant, allow us to maintain affordable tuition levels, fund special projects and programs, and provide financial assistance and scholarships to many of our deserving students. With this in mind, I am asking you to kindly consider making a contribution today. A gift at any...

Friends of St. Peters

Ambitious Student

By St. Peter's / February 13, 2018

Hailing from the Bronx of New York, Shakim first learned about St. Peter’s Boys High School from his Pee Wee football coach. He received a scholarship his freshman year, and for the first nine months, Shakim commuted the two and a half hours from the Bronx to Staten Island every day. Shakim now lives with his Pee Wee football coach in Staten Island and is in his senior year at St. Peter’s. He plays tight end and defensive end for St. Peter’s varsity football team. Shakim has caught the eye of several colleges and currently has his sights set on Annapolis, where he plans on attending on a football scholarship. When asked what stood out to him about St. Peter’s, Shakim’s answer was threefold. He said, “We’re good at almost every sport, the teachers are actually there to help you and the friends you make are lifelong friends.” “Not only do the students like it here, but the parents like it, too. Here at St. Peter’s, everyone is helping set you up for real life.” -Shakim Douglas, '17

Friends of St. Peters

Inspiring Alumnus

By St. Peter's / February 13, 2018

It’s safe to say that TJ Tibbs made the most out of his time at St. Peter’s Boys High School. Not one to sit on the sidelines, TJ played cornerback on the football team, point guard on the basketball team, and was a member of the LaSallian Youth Group, video yearbook and Interact Club. at the College of Staten Island, where he studied economics and played point guard for the college’s basketball team. After graduating in 2006, TJ continued his passion for education and athletics Today, TJ serves as the head men’s basketball coach at the College of Staten Island and the program director of a community center in the Mariners Harbor Projects, which provides a safe haven for members of the community. "The brotherhood of St. Peter’s is something that’s consistently stuck with me since I’ve graduated." -TJ Tibbs, '06

Friends of St. Peters

Generous Donor

By St. Peter's / February 13, 2018

Recognized as a global expert in organization leadership teams, leading award-winning global product development projects and driving global revenue growth in China, Mexico and Europe, Ed Panelli is one of St. Peter’s most distinguished alumni and donors. Founder of Executive Business Services, Panelli has received numerous awards for business transformations and revenue growth through innovation. He has the unique distinction of being awarded patents in both healthcare and arc welding industries. “St. Peter’s provided me a foundation of discipline, hard work, and camaraderie that I was able to build my professional and personal success on. So much so that I’ve spent the last 10 years “paying back” by helping provide the financial support to continue the St. Peter’s educational mission into its second centennial.” -Ed Pannelli '70 Founder, Executive Business Services

Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on September 30 2019 By: Charlie De Biase Jr. You’d be hard-pressed to talk about the history of St. Peter’s soccer and not discuss John Liantonio. For starters, he’s without a doubt one of the New Brighton’s school’s top players of all-time after a four-year varsity career that included back-to-back...

St. Peter’s soccer coach John Liantonio approaches career milestone

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Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on September 14, 2019 By: Charlie De Biase Jr. Michael Politi was supposed to stay on the sideline Saturday. The St. Peter’s senior rolled his ankle in last week’s season-opener and although he was cleared to play against Fordham Prep, the original plan was to not use him, according to...

Michael Politi’s late heroics lift St. Peter’s over Fordham Prep in football, 28-21

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Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on September 13, 2019 By: Joe D'Amodio / George Kochman/Special to the Advance The Island track and field community suffered a terrible loss this past week with the passing of John Tobin -- noted athlete, coach, administrator, and considered by many to be one of the founders of modern...

John Tobin, legendary St. Peter's HS track and field coach, passes at 80

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Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on August 2, 2019 By: Charlie De Biase Jr. Dan Galford and Vinny Giles are trading places. Galford has replaced Giles as St. Peter’s cross country and track & field head coach, but the latter will remain with both programs as an assistant, principal Michael Cosentino has announced. Galford, the former...

Dan Galford named St. Peter’s new X-C, track & field head coach

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Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on July 22, 2019 By: Ann Benanti STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — St. Peter’s Boys High School has announced the inaugural class of inductees to the newly established St. Peter’s Boys High School Hall of Fame. Honorees will receive the “Golden Eagle” award Oct. 18 at the ABOVE Rooftop at...

It’s good news: St. Peter’s Boys announces inaugural inductees for new “Hall of Fame”

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Special from Staten Island Advance / SILive.com Published on June 7, 2019 By: Rebeka Humbrecht Three of Staten Island’s high schools had their graduation ceremonies this Friday evening. In total, 350 students were cheered on by family and friends as they received their diplomas and turned their tassels, finishing their high school careers. St. Peter’s Boys High School...

St. Peter’s Boys High School Sees 127 Graduate

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Staten Island Teen Recovers From Broken Neck To Walk At His Graduation Special from CBSNewYork Published June 7, 2019 By: Jessica Layton NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - Doctors feared he may never walk again. On Friday, six months after breaking his neck, a brave Staten Island teen, took a stroll he will never forget. Nervous jitters, excited anticipation. Those are all natural feelings...

Staten Island Teen Recovers from Broken Neck to Walk at His Graduation

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