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About Us
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Welcome to Calvert Hall
For the last one hundred and eighty years, Calvert Hall has provided a Catholic college preparatory education in the Lasallian tradition.
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Academic Programs at Calvert Hall
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Signature Programs
In addition to our rigorous classroom programs, Calvert Hall offers distinguished programs to recognize academic excellence and support our students across the learning spectrum
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Honors Programs
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The McMullen Scholars Program
The McMullen Scholars Program is a highly competitive integrated program of study that provides a well-rounded education to select students at Calvert Hall College. -
Brother Tom Miller Honors Program
The Br. Tom Miller Honors program stimulates a student's love for learning by challenging him with rigorous course offerings and developing his whole persona with cultural experiences and leadership opportunities outside the traditional classroom setting.
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DIstinguished Programs
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The La Salle Program
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Academic Skills Program
Academic Skills Program serves students who would benefit from direct instruction in the skills needed for success in high school and college but do not need the reading or writing remediation (critical for dyslexic/dysgraphic students) emphasized in the La Salle Program. -
The STEM Program
Calvert Hall's STEM program is a comprehensive certificate program integrating academic courses with extracurricular activities, self-directed study, or internships in all four areas of STEM. -
The Frank Bramble Sr. `66 Leadership Institute
The Frank Bramble Sr. `66 Leadership Institute is designed to facilitate the development of 21st century leaders responding to our Lasallian charism, school mission and graduate profile. -
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Recent News
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28 Student-Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent
On November 13, twenty-eight student-athletes signed letters of intent to play their respective sport at the next level. This was the largest Calvert Hall signing day in more than a decade. Only 3% of high school students nationally go on to play in college.Read More -
Calvert Hall Welcomes 16 New Faculty & Staff Members
These newest additions to The Hall bring a wealth of experience and knowledge.Read More -
Calvert Hall Leadership Institute Name Change
The Leadership Institute, one of Calvert Hall College High School’s prestigious signature programs, has undergone a program name change. The program has been renamed to The Frank Bramble Sr. `66 Leadership Institute in memory of the school’s late Interim President and Board of Trustees Chair.Read More -
Senior Awards Assembly
It is graduation week at The Hall! We kicked-off the shortened week with an awards assembly honoring the hard work of the class.Read More -
Phil Bressler Named Teacher of the Year
Read MorePhil Bressler has been named the 2024 Archdiocesan Independent High School Teacher of the Year. Bressler teaches five sections of AP Economics (Micro and Macro). Additionally, he serves as the faculty chair for the school's strategic plan and is a member of Calvert Hall's AIMS and DEI steering committees. He serves as the co-chair of the faculty professional development committee and is a mentor teacher for faculty development. -
David Gately Named Head Varsity Basketball Coach
Calvert Hall College High School announced the appointment of David Gately as the Head Varsity Basketball Coach. Gately previously spent nine seasons in different capacities with the program.Read More
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Cardinal Stories
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Liam Kehoe '25
"During my time at Calvert Hall, I've learned that within a strong community of dedicated teachers, counselors, coaches, and peers, anyone can succeed. Calvert Hall connects you to individuals who make you think, laugh, and challenge you to become your best self - whether it is writing your next paper, running your next race, or becoming the newest member of the Cardinals community.Read More
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Michael Bell '24
"Calvert Hall offers a wide variety of challenging subjects for students to engage in and learn from. Ranging from the arts to world history, students can develop their minds and discover new interests."Read More
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Henry Lynch '26
"Attending Calvert Hall has been an amazing journey of academic growth and personal development. Engaging classes led by dedicated educators have expanded my curiosity and encouraged critical thinking. Diverse extracurricular offerings have allowed me to explore my passions, while forming lifelong friendships with my peers. Calvert Hall is a place where I have flourished, and I am proud to call it my second home."Read More
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Moksh Patel '25
"I have been a creating art since I was young. When I got to Calvert Hall, I was already a good artist, but being in the fine arts program has allowed me to work in an inspired environment where I can grow and develop my abilities. I have been introduced to different mediums and styles which allow me to explore and express my artistic passion."Read More
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Cameron Davis '24
"Calvert Hall is the perfect place to be a student-athlete. Since my freshmen year, I've been pushed to be a better student, athlete, and person. I am provided the resources in the classroom with great teachers and tutors, and athletically, I am provided with the opportunity to go against the best teams in the country. This spring I will graduate with a skill set that has prepared me to be a top scholar and high performing athlete at the most competitive collegiate level both in the classroom and on the track."Read More
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Zachary Huber '24
"The diversity of clubs at Calvert Hall is a reflection of the school as a whole. We take great pride in our ability to provide for the curiosities of students and we follow through with that promise. Clubs, being run by students (and moderated by faculty), help to create a stronger brotherhood between classmates and introduce students to hobbies and ideas that they may never otherwise get to experience."Read More
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Cole Gillis '25
"During my time at Calvert Hall, I have been challenged in and out of the classroom by my peers and teachers. They have helped me grow intellectually, further embrace my faith, and strengthen my character."Read More
