Bishop Alemany High School Celebrates Catholic Schools Week

National Catholic Schools Week 2015 will be observed in dioceses around the country January 25–31, 2015. This year’s theme, “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service,” focuses on the important academic, faith-building and societal contributions provided by a Catholic education. Bishop Alemany High School celebrates Catholic Education this week by inviting all 8th grade students to apply for 2015-2016 admissions and taking the High School Placement Test (HSPT) on Saturday, January 31, 2015.

Bishop Alemany is a Catholic Community of Excellence, with teachers and students working together to create a community where students grow intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Bishop Alemany students are Enlightened in Faith and encouraged to embody the gospel values of Faith, Hope, and Love, this is demonstrated by our many student service opportunities. Our students are Enriched as Community, as we offer 21 different sports, with freshman, JV and Varsity levels. We offer over 30 clubs and organizations that allow students to engage and share common interests. Our students are Empowered to Succeed as we prepare them for life, offering a rigorous college preparatory curriculum that includes both Honors and Advanced Placement classes. Over 98% of our students continue their education at leading four year colleges and universities. Call today for more information on applying to school for the Fall 2015-2016 school year, or to schedule a campus tour, (818) 837-5222/5224 or e-mail admissions@alemany.org. Catholic Education is an advantage for Life.www.alemany.org