cathedral high school

Cathedral High School (All-Boys)
1309 N. Stanton
El Paso, TX 79902
Phone: (915) 532-3238
Fax: (915) 533-8248

Principal: Br. Nicholas Gonzalez, FSC
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The Sisters of Loretto began and operated Saint Patrick's Cathedral High School since 1923 but had too many obligations running other schools in the diocese. Mother Praxedes and William Fryer, a prominent local lawyer, recommended the Brothers of the Christian Schools to run the all boys high school. Bishop Schuler invited the Christian Brothers to take over in 1925. Cathedral High School was housed in what was then the Catholic Community Center building. Both entities shared the facility until the mid-fifties when the school needed all of the space. For the first thirty years, the faculty was composed almost entirely of Christian Brothers. A modern new wing and Multi-Purpose Building was added in 1994 and today's committed staff consists mostly of Lasallian partners. The focus remains on building servant leaders for their professions, the Church, and this international community.

schools FATHER YERMO ELEMENTARY LORETTO ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE MOST HOLY TRINITY OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY ST. JOSEPH ST. MATTHEW ST. PATRICK ST. PIUS X ST. RAPHAEL CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL FATHER YERMO HIGH SCHOOL LORETTO ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL NORTHEAST CONSORTIUM	cathedral high school Cathedral High School (All-Boys) 1309 N. Stanton El Paso, TX 79902 Phone: (915) 532-3238 Fax: (915) 533-8248 Principal: Br. Nicholas Gonzalez, FSC email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The Sisters of Loretto began and operated Saint Patrick's Cathedral High School since 1923 but had too many obligations running other schools in the diocese. Mother Praxedes and William Fryer, a prominent local lawyer, recommended the Brothers of the Christian Schools to run the all boys high school. Bishop Schuler invited the Christian Brothers to take over in 1925. Cathedral High School was housed in what was then the Catholic Community Center building. Both entities shared the facility until the mid-fifties when the school needed all of the space. For the first thirty years, the faculty was composed almost entirely of Christian Brothers. A modern new wing and Multi-Purpose Building was added in 1994 and today's committed staff consists mostly of Lasallian partners. The focus remains on building servant leaders for their professions, the Church, and this international community.
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