Teaching here requires a little more. Every member of our staff has an advanced academic pedigree and a sophisticated understanding of teaching in today’s world. 90% of our faculty have earned advanced degrees, including several doctorates.
But teaching here requires even more than that. It requires a specific understanding of how to teach boys during the most important years of their development. It requires a passion that inspires, and a commitment that extends well beyond the classroom. Our philosophy of relational learning is centered around the connection between teacher and student. So teachers here matter more. And we’re blessed to have a faculty we believe is the best in Greater Boston.
The Chair of Catholic Memorial School’s History and Social Studies Department joined nine other recipients selected from a pool of 120 applicants for the prestigious award.
The 2019-20 Campus Ministry Knight Day at CM focused on advocacy for men’s wellness and the stereotypes that plague masculinity. Hear four faculty speak about what they believe defines a man:
“Students at CM appreciate knowing that I am more than just a teacher. In class, I allow for occasional moments of conversation about life. This way they have a model of another adult doing his best to be a husband, father, coach, and man of faith.”
Our video miniseries, "Baker2Go," features three faculty members teaching bite-sized lessons in two minutes, drawing on the same content they teach CM students.
Karl Danso '04 Speaks to Knights of the Roundtable
Connecting With Higher Education
Throughout the school year, CM invites distinguished professors and speakers to give lectures, conduct workshops, and lead professional development opportunities.
Chair, Department of African and Afro-American Studies, Brandeis University
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.