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Catholic High School for Young Men in New Orleans
Brother Martin High School is a Catholic institution dedicated to forming young men through religious values, academic excellence, and personal attention. Founded in the tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, the school emphasizes a holistic education that integrates faith with daily life. Its curriculum prepares students for college while fostering character development through spiritual formation, community service, and extracurricular engagement.The schools mission prioritizes creating a disciplined yet supportive environment where students grow into compassionate, self-disciplined leaders. With a focus on Catholic tradition and academic rigor, Brother Martin equips students to meet societal challenges with integrity and purpose.
Services
College Prep Curriculum
Religious Education
Athletic Programs
Spiritual Retreats
Community Service
Highlights and features
- We integrate Catholic values with rigorous college-preparatory academics.
- Our programs emphasize spiritual growth through retreats and service.
- Athletics foster teamwork, discipline, and competitive excellence.
- Personalized attention supports each student's academic and personal development.
- A brotherhood environment builds lifelong friendships and leadership skills.
What people say
Strong college preparation
Spiritual growth
Supportive community
Athletic excellence
Lifelong friendships
Services
College Prep Curriculum
Our college preparatory curriculum offers courses in English, math, science, social studies, and world languages, tailored for honors and academic students. Emphasis on critical thinking and college readiness ensures graduates excel in higher education. The program integrates technology and NJROTC to develop well-rounded, disciplined individuals.
Spiritual Retreats
Spiritual retreats and campus ministry programs deepen students' faith through liturgies, prayer, and service. These experiences foster a Catholic identity rooted in the Brothers of the Sacred Heart charism. Students engage in reflection, community service, and sacramental life to strengthen their spiritual foundation.
Athletic Programs
Athletics develop physical skills, teamwork, and ethical conduct through 16+ sports including football, basketball, and soccer. Programs emphasize sportsmanship, discipline, and competitive excellence aligned with LHSAA standards. Coaches mentor students in balancing academics and athletic commitment.
Community Service
Christian service initiatives require students to complete annual community service hours, promoting compassion and social responsibility. Projects partner with local organizations to address poverty, education, and environmental needs. Service learning connects classroom teachings to real-world impact.
Extracurricular Clubs
Clubs and organizations like robotics, debate, and fine arts cultivate leadership and creativity. Over 30 clubs support diverse interests from academic competitions to performing arts. Activities encourage collaboration, skill development, and school spirit.
People
Carlos Bogran III '99
Assistant Principal for Admissions
Carlos Bogran III, a Brother Martin alumnus, leads admissions with a focus on welcoming families into the school's faith-centered community. He emphasizes academic excellence and character development.
Michael H. Lynn, Jr. '04
Assistant Principal for Academics
Michael H. Lynn, Jr., a graduate of Brother Martin, oversees academic programs ensuring rigorous college preparation. He champions innovative teaching and student support services.
Questions
What grades does Brother Martin High School serve?
Brother Martin serves young men in grades 8 through 12.
Is Brother Martin a religious school?
Yes, it's a Catholic school rooted in the Brothers of the Sacred Heart tradition.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Over 30 clubs, 16+ sports, and arts programs foster diverse student interests.
Does the school offer financial aid?
Yes, scholarships and financial aid options are available for qualifying families.
What is the student-to-teacher ratio?
The school maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio for personalized attention.
