Archbishop Stepinac High School proudly announces that senior Elden Agee ’26 was recognized as a recipient of the Harvard Prize Book Award at the 32nd annual Harvard Prize Book Award Breakfast on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, held at the Harvard Club in Boston, Massachusetts.

Archbishop Stepinac High School is proud to announce that its students have earned nearly 100 Advanced Placement (AP) Scholar designations in the 2025 AP rankings for the 2024–25 academic year, marking another year of exceptional academic achievement and continued growth in the school’s nationally recognized AP program. Stepinac offers 30 AP courses, including the AP Capstone Diploma Program, providing students with opportunities to challenge themselves academically and prepare for college-level coursework.

Diego Cabanillas, a senior at Stepinac High School, Vice President of Student Government & a member of the Susan and Daniel P. Mahoney ’67 Health Science Honors Academy, is turning his passion for reading and service into real impact. What began as a book club he created at Stepinac grew into a series of book drives, and in 2024, Diego joined Pages for Hope as a volunteer. When he became president, he envisioned expanding the organization’s mission to Guatiguara, Colombia—a place close to his heart and part of his roots

Archbishop Stepinac High School successfully hosted its annual Box City event on Friday, November 7, bringing the school community together to raise awareness and funds for families facing homelessness in Westchester County and New York City. Sponsored by Stepinac’s Campus Ministry, this year’s event saw more than 200 students participate in the immersive experience, helping to raise over $27,000 to support local homelessness initiatives.

Archbishop Stepinac High School proudly celebrated its 2025 uniball National Signing Day Ceremony this afternoon, honoring members of the Class of 2026 who have officially committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.