Type
-
Enrollment
1,100
Student-Teacher Ratio
-
Admit Rate
-
Reach
Limited Evidence
Narrative
Profile Notes
Summary
Official Saint Ann's School profile provided is for 2024–2025 rather than 2025–2026. It describes Saint Ann's as a Preschool–12 school founded in 1965 with approximately 1,100 students, 240 faculty, no grades, no Honors or AP courses, 42% students of color, and a class of 2025 size of 86 students. The profile includes class of 2024 matriculation results, a five-year matriculation list, and class of 2023 standardized testing ranges.
College Counseling
College counseling staff listed: Elizabeth Hannan, Director of College Counseling; Sarah Moon, Assoc. Director of College Counseling; Louis Trujillo, Assoc. Director of College Counseling.
Advanced Coursework
However, there is ample opportunity for advanced coursework across disciplines.
Siviq Layer
Siviq Scores
Siviq Scores
Precomputed percentiles relative to similar schools. These scores are descriptive rather than judgmental.
Academic Program
0th percentile
Higher reported academic program than 0% of similar schools.
Combines advanced-course offerings, testing, and reported honors or IB signals.
Institutional Resources
59th percentile
Higher reported institutional resources than 59% of similar schools.
Uses linked nonprofit financial capacity when a reviewed EIN match is available.
Outcomes
100th percentile
Higher reported outcomes than 100% of similar schools.
Based on reported college destinations in the current school profile.
Reach & Access
77th percentile
Higher reported reach & access than 77% of similar schools.
Combines geographic reach and reported access signals from the current school data.
Standardized Data
Profile
Profile
Overview
- Grades Served
- 12
Profile
Academics
- AP Courses
- 0
- Honors Program
- No
Profile
Student Body
- Students of Color
- 42%
Profile
Policies
- Weighted Grades
- No
- Weighted Grades Policy
- Grades are not given; teachers write detailed narrative reports twice yearly.
Linked Nonprofit Data
Nonprofit Financials
Net Assets
$118,701,165
Tax year 2024
Net Income
$1,303,343
Latest revenue minus expenses from the school's nonprofit filing.
Total Expenses
$77,599,805
Tax year 2024
Expenses Per Student
$70,545
Calculated from total expenses divided by the current school-profile enrollment.
Location Context
Nearest
Institutional Details
People & Credentials
Institutional
Leadership
Head of School
Kenyatte Reid
Institutional
Contacts
Director of College Counseling
Elizabeth Hannan
Assoc. Director of College Counseling
Sarah Moon
Assoc. Director of College Counseling
Louis Trujillo
General School Contact
School Contact
129 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201; www.saintannsny.org
Institutional
School Codes
CEEB CODE
330817
External References
Links
College Outcomes
Top Colleges
Search & Answers
Saint Ann's School Frequently Asked Questions
What is the student-teacher ratio at Saint Ann's School?
The current school profile does not publish a normalized student-teacher ratio for Saint Ann's School.
How many students are enrolled at Saint Ann's School?
The current school profile reports about 1,100 students enrolled at Saint Ann's School.
What grades does Saint Ann's School offer?
Saint Ann's School currently reports serving grades 12.
Is Saint Ann's School a day school or a boarding school?
Saint Ann's School is a private school.
Does Saint Ann's School offer advanced placement (AP) courses?
No. The current school profile does not report AP courses at Saint Ann's School.
Which colleges show up most often for Saint Ann's School?
The current school profile highlights Amherst College as one of the top reported college destinations for Saint Ann's School.
Does Saint Ann's offer financial aid?
Yes. The school says 28% of students receive financial aid and/or faculty-staff tuition remission, with a total aid and remission budget of $14.4 million.
Who’s on the college counseling team?
Saint Ann’s lists three dedicated college counseling staff: Elizabeth Hannan (Director of College Counseling), Sarah Moon (Associate Director), and Louis Trujillo (Associate Director).
How diverse is the student body?
Saint Ann’s reports that 42% of the Preschool–12 student body are students of color. The breakout given is 47% in P–4, 39% in grades 5–9, and 38% in grades 10–12.
What colleges have Saint Ann’s students gone to recently?
Recent matriculation includes Tufts and Wesleyan with 6 students each, Brown and Yale with 5 each, and Cornell with 4. The school also reports five-year matriculation of 10 or more students to places like Amherst, Brown, Cornell, Princeton, Tufts, UChicago, Wesleyan, Williams, and Yale.
By Geography
Nearby Schools
By Similarity
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Provenance
Sources
| Source | Type | Checked | Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-2026 School Profile (PDF) Used for normalized profile metrics, school facts, FAQ answers, and school SEO metadata. Official source: saintannsny.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/SchoolProfile24-25.pdf | School Profile PDF | Apr 02, 2026 | AP Courses • Academic Rigor Category • Access Category • Advanced Course Notes • Boarding Model • College Counseling Category • More normalized profile fields |
| 2025-2026 school profile PDF saintannsny.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/SchoolProfile24-25.pdf | Official Linked File | May 11, 2026 | Faculty Count |
| St. Anns School and Jr College - Nigdi, Talawade, Chikhali (PCMC) Pune. saintannsschool.com | Official Website Page | May 11, 2026 | Founded Year |
Sources & Data QualityMirrored artifacts, website inventory, and normalization review notes for this school profile.
Source Links
Known Website Addresses
| Role | URL | Method |
|---|---|---|
| St. Anns School and Jr College - Nigdi, Talawade, Chikhali (PCMC) Pune. | saintannsschool.com | existing |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/about/at-a-glance | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/about/facts | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/about/fast-facts | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/about/quick-facts | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/academics | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/academics/college-counseling | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/admission | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/admissions | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/student-life | supplemental_backfill |
| official_website | saintannsschool.com/tuition-and-financial-aid | supplemental_backfill |
| 2025-2026 school profile PDF | saintannsny.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/SchoolProfile24-25.pdf | web_search |
All Canonical Metrics
| Metric | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Grades Served | 12 | Saint Ann’s offers instruction from Preschool through 12th grade |
| Lowest Grade | 12 | 12 |
| Highest Grade | 12 | 12 |
| Postgraduate Offered | - | 12 |
| Boarding Status | - | - |
| Boarding Status Code | - | - |
| School Type | - | - |
| School Type Code | - | - |
| Enrollment | 1100 | Saint Ann’s offers instruction from Preschool through 12th grade with a total enrollment of approximately 1100 students. |
| Residential Enrollment | - | - |
| Day Enrollment | - | - |
| Student-Teacher Ratio | - | - |
| Founded Year | 1980 | founded in 1980 |
| School Leadership | - | Kenyatte Reid — Head of School |
| Key Contacts | - | Elizabeth Hannan, Director of College Counseling, [email protected] |
| Accreditations | - | - |
| School Codes | - | CEEB CODE: 330817 |
| AP Courses | 0 | Saint Ann’s does not offer Honors or AP courses. |
| Average Class Size | - | - |
| IB Program | - | - |
| Honors Program | No | Saint Ann’s does not offer Honors or AP courses. |
| Advanced Course Notes | However, there is ample opportunity for advanced coursework across disciplines. | Saint Ann’s does not offer Honors or AP courses. However, there is ample opportunity for advanced coursework across disciplines. |
| Faculty Count | 240 | Instruction at Saint Ann’s is departmentalized from fourth through twelfth grade, with a teaching faculty numbering 240, made up of scholars, researchers, mathematicians, musicians, artists, and writers. |
| College Counseling Summary | College counseling staff listed: Elizabeth Hannan, Director of College Counseling; Sarah Moon, Assoc. Director of College Counseling; Louis Trujillo, Assoc. Director of College Counseling. | Elizabeth Hannan, Director of College Counseling; Sarah Moon, Assoc. Director of College Counseling; Louis Trujillo, Assoc. Director of College Counseling |
| Testing Policy | - | - |
| Testing Policy Code | - | - |
| Average SAT | - | - |
| Average ACT | - | - |
| Matriculation Summary | - | - |
| Top Colleges | - | Amherst College 1 student; Barnard College 2 students; Bennington College 2 students; Boston College 1 student; Bowdoin College 3 students; Brown University 5 students; Columbia University 2 students; Connecticut College 1 student; Cornell University 4 students; Durham University (UK) 1 student; Goldsmith's University (UK) 1 student; Grinnell College 1 student; Hamilton College 2 students; Harvard University 3 students; Haverford College 3 students; Johns Hopkins University 1 student; McGill University (CAN) 1 student; Middlebury College 1 student; New York University 2 students; Northwestern University 1 student; Oberlin College 3 students; Occidental College 1 student; Pomona College 3 students; Princeton University 1 student; Rice University 1 student; Savannah College of Art and Design 1 student; Skidmore College 1 student; SUNY, Purchase College 1 student; Syracuse University 1 student; Trinity College Dublin (IR) 1 student; Tufts University 6 students; Tulane University 1 student; United States Military Academy, West Point 1 student; University of California, Berkeley 1 student; University of California, San Diego 1 student; University of Chicago 2 students; University of Michigan 1 student; University of Pennsylvania 1 student; University of Southern California 1 student; University of St Andrews (UK) 2 students; University of Toronto (CAN) 1 student; University of Virginia 1 student; Vassar College 1 student; Washington University in St. Louis 1 student; Wesleyan University 6 students; Williams College 3 students; Yale University 5 students; Amherst College 10 or more students; Brown University 10 or more students; Cornell University 10 or more students; Oberlin College 10 or more students; Princeton University 10 or more students; Tufts University 10 or more students; University of Chicago 10 or more students; Vassar College 10 or more students; Wesleyan University 10 or more students; Williams College 10 or more students; Yale University 10 or more students; Barnard College 5 or more students; Boston University 5 or more students; Bowdoin College 5 or more students; Colorado College 5 or more students; Columbia University 5 or more students; Emory University 5 or more students; Harvard University 5 or more students; Kenyon College 5 or more students; Middlebury College 5 or more students; New York University 5 or more students; Northwestern University 5 or more students; Pomona College 5 or more students; Rice University 5 or more students; University of Michigan 5 or more students; University of St Andrews (UK) 5 or more students; Washington University in St. Louis 5 or more students; Bennington College 4 students; Connecticut College 4 students; Georgetown University 4 students; Haverford College 4 students; Pitzer College 4 students; Rhode Island School of Design 4 students; Smith College 4 students; Swarthmore College 4 students; Bard College 3 students; Emerson College 3 students; Hamilton College 3 students; Stanford University 3 students; Tulane University 3 students; University of Pennsylvania 3 students; American University 2 students; Boston College 2 students; Colby College 2 students; Duke University 2 students; Johns Hopkins University 2 students; Oberlin College-Oberlin Conservatory of Music 2 students; Occidental College 2 students; Parsons School of Design 2 students; Savannah College of Art and Design 2 students; Trinity College, Dublin (IRE) 2 students; United States Military Academy, West Point 2 students; University of California, Los Angeles 2 students; University of California, San Diego 2 students; University of California, Santa Barbara 2 students; University of Rochester 2 students; University of Southern California 2 students; Vanderbilt University 2 students; Wellesley College 2 students; Babson College 1 student; Bard College, Berlin (GER) 1 student; Bates College 1 student; Bryn Mawr College 1 student; Carleton College 1 student; Carnegie Mellon University 1 student; Chapman University 1 student; Davidson College 1 student; Durham University (UK) 1 student; Fashion Institute of Technology 1 student; George Washington University 1 student; Goldsmiths University (UK) 1 student; Grinnell College 1 student; Hendrix College 1 student; Howard University 1 student; Lafayette College 1 student; Loughborough University (UK) 1 student; Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1 student; McGill University (CAN) 1 student; Mount Holyoke College 1 student; New England Conservatory 1 student; Otis College of Art & Design 1 student; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 student; Sarah Lawrence College 1 student; School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1 student; Scripps College 1 student; Skidmore College 1 student; SUNY, Binghamton University 1 student; SUNY, Purchase College 1 student; SUNY, University at Buffalo 1 student; Syracuse University 1 student; University of British Columbia (CAN) 1 student; University of California, Berkeley 1 student; University of Edinburgh (UK) 1 student; University of Hartford 1 student; University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1 student; University of Miami 1 student; University of New England, Biddeford 1 student; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 1 student; University of North Carolina, School of the Arts 1 student; University of Toronto (CAN) 1 student; University of Vermont 1 student; University of Virginia 1 student; Wake Forest University 1 student |
| States Represented | - | - |
| Countries Represented | - | - |
| Students of Color | 42 | The Preschool–12th grade student body is comprised of 42% students of color (P–4th grades: 47%; 5th–9th grades: 39%; 10th–12th grades: 38%). |
| International Students | - | - |
| Receiving Financial Aid | - | - |
| Tuition-Free Share | - | - |
| Applicants | - | - |
| Admitted | - | - |
| Matriculated | - | - |
| Admit Rate | - | - |
| Yield Rate | - | - |
| Class Rank Policy | - | - |
| Class Rank Policy Code | - | - |
| Weighted Grades | No | As a core part of our educational philosophy, grades are not given at Saint Ann’s School. |
| Weighted Grades Policy | Grades are not given; teachers write detailed narrative reports twice yearly. | As a core part of our educational philosophy, grades are not given at Saint Ann’s School. Instead, teachers write detailed narrative reports twice yearly. |
| Disciplinary Reporting | - | - |
| Boarding Model | unknown | unknown |
| Selectivity Category | limited_evidence | limited_evidence |
| Academic Rigor Category | high | high |
| Testing Policy Category | test_optional | test_optional |
| College Counseling Category | established | established |
| Student Body Reach Category | limited_evidence | limited_evidence |
| Access Category | meaningful_access | meaningful_access |
| Outcome Category | exceptional_outcomes | exceptional_outcomes |
| Signals | - | Boarding status not reported.; No admission rate, applicant volume, or yield data reported.; Standardized testing shown with partial participation: ACT 29-36 (31.9% of class), SAT 970-1600 (32.9% of class).; School reports no grades; teachers write detailed narrative reports twice yearly.; School reports no Honors or AP courses, but says there is ample opportunity for advanced coursework across disciplines.; Profile lists three dedicated college counseling staff: one director and two associate directors.; Student-body geographic breadth (states/countries represented) not reported.; 28% of the student body receives financial aid and/or faculty-staff tuition remission; total aid/remission budget is $14.4 million.; Profile explicitly reports test-optional applicants: 35.2% applied without test scores.; College outcomes include strong recent and five-year matriculation to highly selective institutions, including Brown, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Amherst, Williams, Tufts, Wesleyan, University of Chicago, and others, plus some international destinations. |