St. Teresa’s holds ceremony for Class of ’21 graduates
From staff reports
ALBANY — Utilizing the standards of excellence that have made it one of Albany’s most lauded educational facilities, St. Teresa’s Catholic School recently held a commencement ceremony for its largest graduating class: six students.
Having only recently added curriculum for grades 9-12 to its academic offering, the 75-year-old Catholic school now offers opportunities for students to complete their primary education from Pre-K to K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 8 to 1 at the 417 Edgewood Lane school.
St. Teresa’s Class of 2021 graduates include Musashi Kina, Edgar Rangel, Valedictorian Tyler Hatcher, Salutatorian Taylor Sokolowski, Caden Woodcock and Claudia Soto.
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