(West Islip, NY) The St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School community congratulates senior Brandon Khoury of Bay Shore on his appointment to the United States Naval Academy.
Through his hard work over the course of his four years at SJB, Brandon was one of the 1,200 students to receive an appointment from the pool of 18,459 applicants. According to the Naval Academy, “screening is thorough with a focus on well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated leadership potential, a willingness to accept responsibility and outstanding academic credentials”.
Left to right: U.S. Naval Academy Blue and Gold Officer Sandra Anderson and Brandon Khoury. Back row from left to right: Principal Nan Doherty, Parents: Mr. Raed Khoury, Mrs. Nour Khoury, Sister, Natalia Khoury, and Grandmother Mrs. Clemence Khoury.
An appointment to the United States Naval Academy is equivalent to a full four year scholarship including all tuition, room and board, benefits and a month midshipman salary. SJB is thrilled to join with the United States Naval Academy in acknowledging Brandon’s accomplishment and commitment to serve his nation.
About St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School
1,700 students attend St. John the Baptist DHS, a college preparatory Catholic High School located on the south shore in West Islip. As part of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, St. John’s offers a value-centered education that recognizes the unique talents and abilities of each child, while fostering a school environment that challenges students to reach their true potential. Open since 1966, St. John’s offers a rigorous curriculum and extensive activity and athletic programs. Students have the opportunity to take numerous Advanced Placement classes and 99% of St. John’s graduates continue on to higher education. For Mission Statement and additional information: http://www.stjohnsdhs.org/.
