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Saint Frances Cabrini School (Brooklyn) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Saint Frances Cabrini School (Brooklyn)
Saint Frances Cabrini Catholic Academy in Brooklyn, New York is a small Catholic elementary and middle school. The grades go from pre-K through the eighth grade. The school is associated with the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) == History ==
In 1919 Reverend Monsignor Ottavio Silvestre bought the land where the parish St. Joseph Patron and the school now stand. There was nothing there at the time. In 1921 he started to build the church St. Joseph Patron of the Universal Church and then the school. By September of that same year students started to attend the school. The school was named after the parish. Everything was completed in 1922. Silvestre had come from Italy and stayed there for 50 years. Many of the items in the church were brought over from Italy. The neighborhood around the school and church was Italian. Neighboring areas were mostly German. The school was very active for many years. Six hundred students were enrolled. There were two classes for each grade. Classes were needed in the morning and afternoon to deal with the many students. In 1975 the Dioceses of Brooklyn faced a problem, declining enrollment. The dioceses decided to join schools and create a cluster. St. Barbara's and St. Leonard's were two neighboring schools that were closed. Their students were brought over to St. Joseph's. The school was renamed St. Frances Cabrini after the Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, Patron of Immigrants. She was born in Italy and became the first American citizen to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church. The schools name has now been changed to St.Frances Cabrini Catholic Academy
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