Bishop Kearney High School in Brooklyn is closing this summer
An all-girls Catholic high school in Brooklyn will shut down permanently this summer after nearly six decades, according to administrators who cited factors such as declining enrollment for their “painful” decision. Bishop Kearney High School, which opened in 1961 on 60th Street in Bensonhurst, will close on Aug. 31. “For 58 years dedicated administrators, faculty…
Bishop Kearney High School in Brooklyn is closing this summer
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