St. Bernard's School - References in Popular Culture

References in Popular Culture

The school was referenced in the film Prince of the City as the alma mater of one of the prosecutors charged with investigating police corruption. The films cop protagonist remarks, "St. Bernard's. That's in the 2-3, that's, uh, little blond boys in blazers, right?."

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