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Photo: Conor McCourt McCourt Video Analysis and Investigations Inc.

July 28, 2015 by Leave a Comment

Members of Irish American Writers & Artists pose with Frank McCourt High School senior Emily Ren (second from right), who was awarded the Frank McCourt Literary Prize in June. The prize is awarded annually to a graduating senior who demonstrates an outstanding potential to be a writer, and was created to raise money in Frank’s name to fund an award for an exceptional student writer who attends the public high school that bears his name on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The Frank McCourt High School of Writing, Journalism and Literature is a screened-admissions public high school founded in October 2009 by the New York City Department of Education, along with several community partners. Pictured left to right: Brendan Costello, Mary Pat Kelly, John Kearns, and Malachy McCourt.
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McCourt Video Analysis and Investigations Inc.
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