Brother Martin High School

read moreMy years at Brother Martin have been all about family and friendship. The opportunity to play soccer alongside my older brothers while representing Brother Martin High School is an experience I will always remember. My Brother Martin experience can only be described as eventful. From meetings and liturgies to pep rallies and football games, there's always something to do. I chose to do NJROTC because it provided me with practical skills such as leadership and organization. My favorite part about being on the baseball team is just generally being with my teammates each and every day.

read moreBrother Martin High School is founded on the conviction that each person is created free and unique by God and is to be treated with dignity because of being loved and redeemed by Christ. Because of this, Brother Martin High School is conducted with the belief that, although an individual might do evil, each person has a basic tendency towards good and, therefore, a right to hope and strive for personal happiness. Our aim is to provide the experience and the environment that will best enable members of the Brother Martin community to be secure in themselves and that will encourage them to reinforce what is good in society and correct what is wrong and, in this way, participate generously in the building of a more Christian nation and world.

read moreBrother Martin High School is very excited once again to host a number of events on campus in which you and your family can visit and learn about how to become part of the Crusader family. We invite you to spend time on our campus and get a feel for what it is like to be a CRUSADER and join the ranks of "the men who never say die!" Please do not hesitate to call the Admissions Office at (504) 283-1561 (ext. 3022 with questions about Brother Martin High School or the Admissions process for incoming 8th or 9th-grade students.

read moreThe Board of Directors sets registration, tuition and fees on a yearly basis. Total charges for the school year include, among other things, the use of state-provided textbooks, student insurance, subscription to the school newspaper and specific school activities and athletic events. Students presently enrolled re-register for the coming school year during January. New students pay registration at the time of acceptance. Tuition is paid in advance by the year, by the semester, by the quarter or monthly.

read moreAs an alumnus, parent, grandparent, or friend of Brother Martin, there are many opportunities to support the mission of Brother Martin High School. I encourage you to visit campus and experience the special work being done by our students, faculty, and staff. Gifts to the Brother Martin Fund through Alumni Giving, Parent Giving and Grandparent Giving allow us to continue to educate young men for life in the tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Contribute to "building for the future" through our Capital Campaign or become a member of "The Society of 1869" through a planned gift.