AUGUST 2019

ack to SCHOOL
Bishop Foley Catholic High School
Co-Ed High School
32000 N. Campbell Road
Madison Heights, MI 48071
(248) 585-1210
BishopFoley.org
Bishop Foley is a co-educational high
school with advanced national accreditation
through North Central Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Founded in 1965, it has an enrollment of
400 students and offers a wide range of
opportunities in academics and athletics.
The school has a full-time Campus Ministry
Director to foster spiritual activities and
teacher and peer tutoring. Bishop Foley
has amassed more than 50 athletic
championships and has a dual enrollment
program with the University of Detroit
Mercy for Engineering and Leadership
classes.
Bishop Kelley Catholic School
Elementary and Middle School
926 W. Nepessing Street
Lapeer, MI 48446
(810) 664-5011
BishopKelleyLapeer.org
All faiths are welcome at this co-ed school
instituted by the Immaculate Conception
Parish community and accredited by the
Michigan Non-Public School Accrediting
Association. The school, which boasts
a family-type atmosphere, was founded
in 1950 and has about 230 students.
There is also a preschool for children as
young as 3. The school is affiliated with
Immaculate Conception Parish in Lapeer.
Brother Rice
All Boys High School
7101 Lahser Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
(248) 833-2000
BrRice.edu
Founded in 1960 by the Congregation
of Christian Brothers of Ireland, Brother
Rice is a private, fully accredited, four-year
Catholic college preparatory school for
young men. Brother Rice High School
fosters the spiritual, intellectual, cultural
and moral development of its students.
The Brother Rice community promotes
excellence through an environment
conducive to life-long personal growth, and
responsible, moral decision making in a
Christian atmosphere.
The Brother Rice student body is
composed of over 600 young men with
a variety of ethnic and socioeconomic
backgrounds, talents and interests. Each
student is a unique contributor to the
Brother Rice family.
De La Salle Collegiate
All Boys High School
14600 Common Road
Warren, MI 48088
(586) 778-2207
DeLaSalleHS.com
Inspired by the tradition of St. John Baptist
de La Salle, this school is dedicated to the
Catholic education of its diverse students,
including the poor and disadvantaged. The
college preparatory school was founded in
1926. Clubs and activities range from choir
to robotics. It’s a Class A MHSAA member
school and also a member of the Catholic
League Central Division.
Detroit Catholic Central High School
All Boys High School
27225 Wixom Road
Novi, MI 48374
(248) 596-3810
CatholicCentral.net
The school dates to 1928 and has
relocated a number of times, settling into
its current home on 60 acres in Novi in
2005. The school philosophy is that while
textbooks are important (it has more than
a dozen AP courses and is accredited
through the North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools), much knowledge
can be learned only in prayer. Each student
is required to complete Christian Service
and at least 95 percent of graduates go
onto college.
Detroit Cristo Rey
Co-ed High School
5679 W. Vernor Highway
Detroit, MI 48209
(313) 843-2747
DetroitCristoRey.org
Detroit Cristo Rey opened in 2008 as the
only co-ed Catholic school in the city of
Detroit. The most distinctive feature of this
school is its corporate work-study program,
which allows students to spend one day
per week on real-life work experience in a
businesses or organization in Metro Detroit.
Across the network, 96 percent of seniors
graduated and were accepted to college.
The school strives to “break the cycle of
poverty” in Detroit by offering a collegeprep
education to low-income, center-city
students.
Divine Child
Elementary and Middle School
25001 Herbert Weier
Dearborn, MI 48128
(313) 562-1090
dces.info
Divine Child
Co-ed High School
1001 N. Silvery Lane
Dearborn, MI 48128
(313) 562-1990
DivineChildHighSchool.org
Divine Child is a co-ed parish school
founded in 1958. Equipped with 34
classrooms, a chapel, library, and 500-seat
auditorium, it’s the largest co-ed Catholic
high school in Michigan. With more than
30 extracurricular activities and AP-level
courses available, 97 percent of students
attend college. The elementary and middle
schools offer many activities including
scouting. For athletes, there are 52 teams
in 24 sports.
Everest Collegiate High School and
Academy
Elementary, Middle and High School
5935 Clarkston Road
Clarkston, MI 48348
(248) 241-9040
Everest-Clarkston.org
Everest, which offers pre-K through
high school, uses the Integral Formation
method of education, which is built upon
the Christian view of the person and
focuses on forming all dimensions of the
person – their intellectual, human, spiritual
and apostolic capacities. In 2012, Everest
Collegiate was awarded a spot on the Top
50 Catholic Schools list. The school shares
most high school athletics with Our Lady of
the Lakes.
Gesu Catholic School
Elementary and Middle School
17139 Oak Drive
Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 863-4677
GesuSchool.UDMercy.edu
Gesu is an award-winning co-ed school
with about 250 students in grades pre-K
through 8. Gesu students are known to
give back to the environment by recycling
and tending their own garden-to-harvest
crops. The school was established in
1925 and is accredited by the Michigan
Nonpublic Schools Accreditation
Association. Gesu has been recognized by
the Skillman Foundation as an improving
school. Facilities include an on-site learning
center, renovated computer lab and
updated library.
Guardian Angels
Preschool, Elementary and Middle School
521 E. 14 Mile Road
Clawson, MI 48017
(248) 588-5545
GASchool.com
A Blue Ribbon School, Guardian Angels
students have scored well above the
national average and are as much as three
full grades ahead of other students at
their same level. Unique features of the
school include a science lab, a greenroom
and Spanish instruction for all grades.
The school has about 300 students.
An extended day program is available.
Guardian Angels has created a new full-day
service for their preschoolers.
Holy Family Regional School
Elementary and Middle School
North Campus Grades K-3
1240 Inglewood
Rochester, MI 48307
(248) 656-1234
South Campus Grades 4-8
2633 John R Road
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
(248) 299-3798
HolyFam.org
Holy Family educates children at two
campuses: kindergarten (full or halfday)
through grade three in Rochester, and
grades four through eight in Rochester
Hills. The school has an impressive
computer lab, and all students in grades
6-8 receive Spanish instruction. Unique
programs include Talent Development and
Special Services for those who need extra
help. There is also the Young 5 Program as
an alternative to kindergarten.
Holy Name
Elementary and Middle School
680 Harmon St.
Birmingham, MI 48009
(248) 644-2722
school.hnchurch.org
A Blue Ribbon school since 2008, Holy
Name provides unique classes for boys
and girls in grades K-8, and also has a
preschool. A variety of teaching techniques
are used to meet the different learning
styles of its students. Facilities include a
media center, music and art rooms and a
technology lab. The Holy Name Hurricanes
have an outstanding athletic department.
The school is accredited by the Michigan
Association of Non-Public Schools and
offers after-school enrichment programs.
Immaculate Conception
Co-Ed Elementary and Middle School
7043 Church Road
Ira Township, MI 48023
(586) 725-0078
ICCatholic.org
For more than a century and a half,
Immaculate Conception, set on the shores
of Anchor Bay, has served the northeast
Macomb County and St. Clair County
communities. It has more than 180 students
and a low teacher to student ratio. Detroit
Archbishop Allen Vigneron is an alumni.
Loyola High School
All-Boys High School
15325 Pinehurst St.
Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 861-2407
Loyolahsdetroit.org
A Catholic scschool fronthool in the Jesuit
tradition, Loyola began as a concerned
response to a pressing need in Detroit and
its surrounding communities. With strong
involvement of parents and staff at every
step of the way, its graduates – truly “Men
for Others” – demonstrate the level of academic,
physical, social, and spiritual growth
first envisioned by the school’s founders.
Now in its 23nd year, Loyola remains committed
to its original mission. It is a strong
community of students, parents, and staff.
Marian
All-Girls High School
7225 Lahser Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
(248) 644-1750
Marian-HS.org
Founded in 1959, Marian is a prestigious
college-prep high school for young
women with about 500 students. It offers
17 advanced placement courses and
19 honors classes. The Class of 2015
was 100 percent college-bound. Marian
athletic teams have been recognized
as state champions on 24 occasions.
Marian is located next to Brother Rice
and is accredited by the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools. The
student-teacher ratio is 16:1.
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