Quick Facts
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Please note, students may be eligible for transportation depending on grade and how far they live from their school. Please refer to the FAQ on transportation for more information.
About the School
Catholic Memorial School is a college preparatory school for boys founded in the spirit of Blessed Edmund Rice and guided by the Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian Brothers Education. It is a faith and learning community dedicated to transforming boys' lives through academics, arts, athletics, and campus ministry. We challenge students to pursue excellence, embrace gospel values and lead through service.
Tuition and Financial Aid
The Catholic Memorial High School charges tuition and offers financial aid. Learn more here.
Additional Information
Before School Program
The Scholars Program was implemented for students achieving academic excellence & then selected through an interview process. It includes many project based/experimental learning opportunities. Some of their required meetings are held prior to school.
Catholic Memorial Television (CMTV) - Students are involved in all aspects of the Catholic Memorial's daily news broadcast (write, produce, direct and provide technical support). They produce documentaries and other short films, create commercials, and gain practical experience behind the camera by filming all school events - academic and extra-curricular.
After School Program
Athletics - Offered in Fall, Winter and Spring
Academic - Teacher and student facilitated Homework Club or individual faculty post office hours for individual or group sessions.
Clubs - 30 opportunities available for students to be involved. Two of the more popular clubs are the award-winning Speech and Debate team which competes locally and nationally and the Model UN program. Model UN allows students to delve into current global issues ranging from the UN Security Council resolutions on Arms reduction to matters of human rights and human trafficking, developing their public speaking and research skills.
Typically - all activities end at 5:00 p.m. unless there is a game or a competition happening.
Uniform Description
In the fall and spring, students wear a polo shirt, dress pants, and shoes. In the winter, students wear an Oxford-style shirt and CM tie with dress pants and shoes.