Al Zimmerman

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  hould you have any questions please feel free to contact Al Zimmerman, Director of Alumni Relations and Moderator of the Fathers’ Club, at 215-978-1013 or azimmerman@sjprep.org.

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  If you need additional information, please contact Al Zimmerman '73, Moderator of the Fathers' Club, at (215) 978-1013 or at azimmerman@sjprep.org.

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  Albert Zimmerman is director of admissions at St. Joseph's Prep School in Philadelphia.He echoes Dolan's words about boys' need for an academic setting where they can be "affirmed," where they can express feelings without the need for "posturing," and to accept "personal baggage" of being human and fallible.Zimmerman mentions that "retreats" play a "very powerful" role in St. Joe's development of young men.
  
  Retreats, also conducted at La Salle, become defining experiences in building boys' identity and respect.Once a boy understands his own unique strengths and talents, he can better appreciate his peers and share a positive camaraderie that is not as accessible in typical coed settings.
  
  Colonel Miller concurs in emphasizing boys' concern and loyalty toward their peers.

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  Albert Zimmerman is director of admissions at St. Joseph's Prep School in Philadelphia.He echoes Dolan's words about boys' need for an academic setting where they can be "affirmed," where they can express feelings without the need for "posturing," and to accept "personal baggage" of being human and fallible.Zimmerman mentions that "retreats" play a "very powerful" role in St. Joe's development of young men.
  
  Retreats, also conducted at La Salle, become defining experiences in building boys' identity and respect.Once a boy understands his own unique strengths and talents, he can better appreciate his peers and share a positive camaraderie that is not as accessible in typical coed settings.

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  Albert Zimmerman is director of admissions at St. Joseph's Prep School in Philadelphia.He echoes Dolan's words about boys' need for an academic setting where they can be "affirmed," where they can express feelings without the need for "posturing," and to accept "personal baggage" of being human and fallible.Zimmerman mentions that "retreats" play a "very powerful" role in St. Joe's development of young men.
  
  Retreats, also conducted at La Salle, become defining experiences in building boys' identity and respect.Once a boy understands his own unique strengths and talents, he can better appreciate his peers and share a positive camaraderie that is not as accessible in typical coed settings.

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  Albert Zimmerman is director of admissions at St. Joseph's Prep School in Philadelphia.He echoes Dolan's words about boys' need for an academic setting where they can be affirmed , where they can express feelings without the need for posturing , and to accept personal baggage of being human and fallible.Zimmerman mentions that retreats play a very powerful role in St. Joe's development of young men.
  
  Retreats , also conducted at La Salle , become defining experiences in building boys' identity and respect.Once a boy understands his own unique strengths and talents , he can better appreciate his peers and share a positive camaraderie that is not as accessible in typical coed settings.
  
  Colonel Miller concurs in emphasizing boys' concern and loyalty toward their peers.

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  Albert Zimmerman, Director of Alumni Relations

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  Philadelphia Inquirer | 07/15/2002 | At this summer... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/15/2002    Last Visited: 7/15/2002  

  "In those days, our high school enrollment was not what it should have been, and the program was important for recruiting students to our school," said Al Zimmerman, admissions director at St. Joseph's.
  
  Now, the all-boys' high school is at capacity with enrollment at about 970, and summer school also is a sellout, with an enrollment of 500 boys and girls.
  
  If you encounter a Prep student, chances are about even that he went to summer school there after the seventh grade, Zimmerman said.
  
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  Zimmerman said girls have been part of the summer program all along."Seventh-grade boys like seventh-grade girls and, besides, the girls often have younger brothers who may become interested in the Prep," he said.
  
  At St. Joseph's, the summer school program also is a means of acquainting minority students with the school, and need-based scholarships are available.
  
  "There's a real interest among a lot of private schools in recruiting quality students of color to their schools.

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  SJP: Alumni - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/23/2006    Last Visited: 2/28/2009  

  Moderator: Albert J. Zimmerman '73

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  Al Zimmerman Director of Alumni Relations

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