At the Academy of St. Joseph’s at Sixth Ave. and Washington Place in Greenwich Village the writing is on the wall for students’ future success. Names of figures who made a difference line the walls of the auditorium, and the distinguished list ends with “YOU” — meaning each student. Only a few years old, the fledgling elite academy has now grown to almost 30 students, with plans to keep on growing in coming years.
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