MS/HS 223

College Office

WELCOME!

The Office of Post-Secondary/College Pathways and Careers supports students in grades 9–12 as they navigate their journey beyond high school.

We provide individualized guidance and resources for every step of the process, from exploring college and career options to preparing applications, writing essays, and securing financial aid. Our services continue beyond graduation, with assistance through college enrollment and ongoing alumni support.

Whether students are planning to attend a four-year university, community college, technical program, or enter the workforce, our team is here to ensure they feel informed, confident, and supported in achieving their post-secondary goals.

Meet the Team

Mr. Kevin Sanchez, Director of College Counseling 

Katie Urena, College Transition Coach

Ms. Brittni Ortiz, College Advisor 

Brittni Ortiz is a proud alumna of our first graduating class of 2017 and has been dedicated to college advising since 2018. She earned her degree in Psychology with minors in Art History and Anthropology from The City College of New York in 2022. Throughout college, Brittni interned in the College Office at 223, gaining hands-on experience that shaped her passion for supporting students on their post-secondary journeys. She is deeply committed to helping students discover the best path for their future and is especially passionate about equitable counseling practices and improving access to higher education for all.

Class of 2025 Fast Facts

  • $2.1M in Financial Aid awarded 
  • 100% of class applied to college
  • 98.8% of graduates planned to enroll at a 2/4 year college, boarding school, or career program
  • 15.8 average applications submitted 
  • 24% enrolled in an Opportunity Program (EOP/HEOP)

Fall 2025 Rep Visits

SUNY Alfred State: 

St. Lawrence University

Marist University

Gettysburg College

Princeton University

Cornell University

Dominican University

SUNY Global

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

University of Rochester

SUNY Farmingdale

Syracuse University

Mercy University

University of New Haven

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