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Thanks for visiting Catholic Memorial School’s website. If you visit our campus on a typical day, you’ll see this is a very busy place, as any home away from home for 750 young men would be.
In the classrooms, CM is studying—in small classes with teachers who make learning fun and inspiring.
In the library, labs, and activity rooms, CM is doing what it loves—whether that be performing on stage, competing in math and speech/debate tournaments, recording a TV show for the school’s news broadcast, speaking in six foreign languages, or composing music for upcoming concerts.
Out on the fields, CM is practicing—students build themselves into accomplished athletes who compete for personal and team greatness in the toughest league in Massachusetts, the Catholic Conference. Those who work hard enough continue to compete in top college athletics programs across the country.
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In the community, CM is helping—making service trips to nursing homes and after-school centers for at-risk children, volunteering at local food pantries, and fundraising for major events like the Walk for Breast Cancer and the Walk for Hunger.
And beyond Boston, CM is growing, with a mission that remains steadfast and a vision that responds to the demands of our world. We want our students to be poised, confident public speakers, regardless of the course of study they pursue. We want our graduates to understand the demands of a global community and expand their reach beyond America’s borders in their studies and their work.
But we are not just the sum of these actions. You’ll often hear a familiar chant: “We are CM.” We continue to be proud of a place that is known for its community spirit, engaged faculty, dedicated staff and talented young men.
If you are a prospective seventh or ninth grader, we want you to be CM, too. If you are a graduate, thanks for checking in.
Take a look around our website and read what other students, parents, or alumni say about our school. Talk to friends or neighbors whose brothers or sons may have gone here. Or schedule a visit to come to CM and see for yourself what our students mean when they say, “We are CM.”
~Paul E. Sheff '62, President
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