Character Matters.
List of 3 news stories.
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Matthew Floyd Awarded Second Place in MLK Jr. Essay Contest
In addition to a $500 cash prize, the junior will attend an honorary ceremony with Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on Monday at the Museum of Fine Arts.Read More -
Kurtis Henderson Joins the 1,000-Point Club
Kurtis became the 13th Knight to score 1,000 points in a varsity career after he scored 33 points for the Knights against St. John’s Prep on Tuesday night.Read More -
CM Collaborates With Bishop Hendricken on Immigration Project
Read MoreAfter returning from the U.S.-Mexico border, students from Catholic Memorial's Blessed Edmund Rice Solidarity Initiative met with peers from Bishop Hendricken to research the history of American immigration.
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Fall / Winter 2020
Read how a quarterback takes his team into the huddle and an actor takes the stage. Hear four different CM faculty challenge the norms of stereotypical masculinity. And watch the mother of a Sept. 11 hero inspire a crowd of 650 boys to care about character.
Read how a quarterback takes his team into the huddle and an actor takes the stage. Hear four different CM faculty challenge the norms of stereotypical masculinity. And watch the mother of a Sept. 11 hero inspire a crowd of 650 boys to care about character.
How To Apply
When you ask a student what he likes about CM, it’s very likely he’ll respond with “the brotherhood.” For many, the feeling of camaraderie starts by experiencing the CM community for himself. When he visits, he’ll be paired with a CM student with similar academic and extracurricular interests. He’ll have a first-hand look at CM’s dynamic curriculum, outstanding faculty, and close-knit community.
Dynamic Faculty
The CM faculty knows how to educate boys. They are experts in their content and masterfully reach, motivate, and connect with boys. The rapport between students and teachers leads to academic achievement. The mentorship that students receive from the faculty helps them develop into young men with strong character.
Men of Character
CM prepares students for the rigors of college. But the preparation doesn’t end there. CM’s service-learning program, leadership development, and character formation programs inspire boys to become confident, courageous young men who are motivated to do good in the world.
Storied Program
Our teams compete in the Catholic Conference, the most competitive conference in Massachusetts. CM’s history of outstanding coaching has created highly successful programs. For more than 60 years, CM has produced scholar-athletes who are prepared to compete at the collegiate level. In the last five years, CM has enhanced its athletic facilities to offer athletes a comprehensive strength, conditioning, nutrition, and wellness program.
Lasting Bonds of Brotherhood
The bonds formed on Baker Street last a lifetime. The friendships that start in the classroom or on the field will last beyond graduation into adulthood. Boys aren’t a CM Knight for only 4 or 6 years; they’re a knight for life. The alumni are proud supporters of CM’s mission and are an active part of the school community. CM alumni have access to an impressive network of accomplished professionals.
Spring Gala
Join Catholic Memorial, fellow Knights, parents, community ambassadors, influencers, and business leaders for the CM Spring Gala: A Knight to Remember on Saturday, April 4th at Dedham’s legendary venue, Moseley’s on the Charles.
The Gala proceeds will benefit every CM student's experience in the classroom, on the field, on stage, and off campus.
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Changing the Landscape of Education
In June, CM broke ground on the Center for Integrated and Applied Learning. This $9.7 million project will add 17,000 square feet of studio learning space. When the Center opens in 2020, CM will have invested $15 million into the campus to enhance learning, athletic, and communal spaces over the last six years.
About Us
Catholic Memorial, the Christian Brothers School of Boston, prepares boys for college, manhood and a world full of unknown challenges, ambiguity and complex problems and the importance of relationships.
