SCHOOL PROFILE 2007 - 2008
CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR - Mrs. Christol Murch
DEAN OF ACADEMICS - Mrs. Kathleen O hEigeartaigh
DEAN OF DISCIPLINE - Mrs. Carmel Lynch
GUIDANCE & ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR - Ms. Nancy Lane
Mission Statement
Cathedral High School, Inc. is an urban, co-educational, multi-cultural, private Catholic, college-preparatory learning community committed to excellence.
A rigorous academic program of studies, small class size, and a safe, nurturing setting provide students the opportunity to develop their full potential. CHS graduates are prepared to think, read and write critically, formulate intelligent opinions, and express those thoughts in an articulate, credible, and convincing manner.
Cathedral High School is committed to the formation of a diverse learning environment. With financial assistance available to those in need, CHS admits students regardless of economic status faith, race, or educational background. Within the Cathedral family and in keeping with Gospel values, students learn to take personal responsibility for their actions, make morally and socially responsible decisions, and help the less fortunate than themselves.
STUDENT BODY 250
African-American |
31% |
Haitian |
21% |
Hispanic |
18% |
Caribbean |
11% |
Cape Verdean |
9% |
Caucasian |
6% |
Asian |
1% |
African |
3% |
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54% |
Are Catholic |
46% |
Represent other religions |
39% |
English is not the 1st language spoken at home |
90% |
Receive financial aid |
61% |
Are from one-parent households |
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CATHEDRAL STUDENTS COME FROM BOSTON AND SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOODS. THE 33 CULTURES REPRESENTED INCLUDE:
| Albania |
Dominican Republic |
Haiti |
Nigeria |
| Angola |
El Salvador |
Honduras |
Philippines |
| Antigua |
England |
Ireland |
Portugal |
| Barbados |
France |
Israel |
Puerto Rico |
| Bolivia |
Ghana |
Italy |
St. Kitts |
| Canada |
Greece |
Jamaica |
Trinidad |
| Cape Verde |
Grenada |
Liberia |
Turks Island WI |
| Costa Rica |
Guatemala |
Monserrat BWI |
Vietnam |
| Dominica |
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GRADING
Passing grades range from A to D-. A grade of F (59) is failing.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
Theology 20 credits (4 full-year courses)
English 20 credits (4 full-year courses)
Mathematics 15 credits (3 full-year courses)
Social Studies
(including U.S. History) 15 credits (3 full-year courses)
Sciences
(including Biology) 15 credits (3 full-year courses)
Foreign Language 10 credits (2 full-year courses)
ELECTIVES
| Accounting |
Distance Learning/Bunker Hill |
Physics |
| Art I & II |
Drafting |
Spanish I, II, & III |
| Business/Career Applications |
French I, II & III |
Statistics |
| Calculus |
History of Boston |
Trigonometry |
| Introduction to Psychology |
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CLASS OF 2007 : 100% went on to post-graduate education
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