Purcell Marian High School is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Ahlers as its next Principal. A dedicated Catholic educator and experienced instructional leader, Mr. Ahlers brings more than 30 years of experience in Catholic education and a deep commitment to academic excellence, student formation, and mission-driven leadership.
Throughout his career, Mr. Ahlers has demonstrated a collaborative and servant-oriented leadership style. He has led initiatives to strengthen school culture, expand student programming, and enhance student support systems, including partnerships focused on student wellness and mental health. His work reflects a consistent commitment to forming the whole person—intellectually, spiritually, and socially—within a Catholic educational environment.
“I am honored to join Purcell Marian at such a significant moment as we approach our Centennial in 2028. Having worked alongside many proud Cavaliers throughout my career, I am eager to help lead a faith-filled, diverse community where we bring out the best in each student for the benefit of all,” said Ahlers. “The faculty and staff at Purcell Marian are deeply committed to helping every student grow and achieve, and that is what draws me to this community. Throughout my 30 years in Catholic education, I have partnered with students, families, and colleagues to support diverse learners and ensure each student is known, supported, and encouraged to reach their potential. I look forward to building on that work at Purcell Marian.”
Mr. Ahlers began his career in the classroom, teaching English at Moeller High School, then returned to his alma mater, Elder High School, before joining St. Xavier High School. His experience as both an educator and administrator has equipped him with a strong understanding of curriculum development, student engagement, and faculty leadership. He holds a Master of Secondary Education from the University of Cincinnati, achieved National Board Certification for English teaching, and has completed graduate coursework in administration at Xavier University.
Purcell Marian High School is an authorized International Baccalaureate World School offering the IB Diploma and the only private Catholic high school in the Greater Cincinnati region with this distinction. For 95 years, Purcell Marian has served a diverse population of students. Founded in 1928 on the faithful charisms of The Marianists, in the historic, vibrant neighborhood of East Walnut Hills, Purcell Marian is centered on inclusion and preparing graduates for post-secondary opportunities in the global world. Purcell Marian measures success on a 3E Guarantee, which works to ensure all graduating seniors are either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled at the time of graduation.
Purcell Marian is a learning community comprised of 404 students in grades 9 through 12 and a faculty and staff of 58 professionals. Purcell Marian students are talented, with a wide range of gifts and abilities. Its diverse student body learns not only with each other but also from one another. Purcell Marian’s faculty and staff are dedicated professionals who strive to embody the mission and core characteristics of the school, grow and maintain the superior quality of its programs, invest directly in the lives of students, and engage in programs for their own professional and spiritual development.
As a Catholic community, Purcell Marian’s mission is to cultivate the best in each for the benefit of all.
Ms. Natalia Mistichelli '90 has been appointed the next President of The Catholic High School of Baltimore. Her selection marks a significant milestone in the school’s storied history of empowering young women.
Ms. Mistichelli comes to Catholic High with over 20 years of experience in nonprofit development, with her previous roles as Director of Strategic Partnerships, Director of Stewardship & Events, and Major Gifts Officer at Catholic Charities of Baltimore. She brings to Catholic High a wealth of experience in collaborative leadership and the ability to advance Catholic High’s longstanding commitment to academic excellence, service, and Franciscan values.
Throughout the search, the Board was consistently impressed by her:
The Catholic High School of Baltimore, founded in 1939 by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, is seeking a dynamic, faith-filled, and visionary President to begin in July 2026. A college preparatory high school for young women in grades 9–12, Catholic High is dedicated to academic excellence, leadership development, and the formation of women of faith and integrity, grounded in the Franciscan values of spirituality, simplicity, humility, and compassion.
Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and recognized as one of Baltimore’s leading Catholic secondary schools, Catholic High serves a diverse community of students across the Baltimore metropolitan region. Our campus in northeast Baltimore offers state-of-the-art learning spaces, a vibrant extracurricular life, and a strong tradition of service and leadership rooted in Catholic social teaching.
Al Chromy has been appointed Principal of St. Peter Catholic School. Mr. Chromy brings with him a wealth of leadership experience rooted in both faithful service and a deep commitment to Catholic education. After serving 25 years in the United States Air Force—where he specialized in educational environments and held roles in Space and Missile Operations, the Air Force Academy, West Point, and Air Force ROTC—he discerned a call to continue serving through Catholic schools.
Following his military career, Mr. Chromy served as Director of Admissions at Corpus Christi Catholic School in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and most recently as Principal of Sacred Heart Catholic School in Warner Robins, Georgia, where he faithfully led for the past ten years.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from the University of Minnesota, a Master of Arts in Education from Lesley University, and a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership from the University of Notre Dame.
St. Peter Catholic School is seeking a dynamic, faith-filled Principal to lead its vibrant, Christ-centered community beginning July 2026, with potential for an earlier start. Rooted in the Catholic tradition and the mission of the Diocese of Orlando, St. Peter forms disciples through rigorous academics, daily lived faith, and a warm community of students, families, faculty, staff, and parish.
Located in historic DeLand, Florida, St. Peter offers VPK (4-year-old) and K–8 programs that integrate Catholic faith and virtue with strong core academics, technology, arts, and student life. The school’s mission is to “form disciples, rooted in the teachings of the Catholic faith, through a curriculum of academic excellence within a safe and caring environment.”
Students grow through rich sacramental life and traditions (e.g., Reconciliation, All Saints Day, Living Rosary, Stations of the Cross), robust service opportunities, and a supportive culture that values character and leadership.
Sharon Lencheski has been appointed Head of School for Rosarian Academy. Sharon brings a blend of business, law and education experience to the West Palm Beach private Catholic school founded in 1925. Sharon Lencheski, a former in-house counsel and sports marketing executive, joined the school in 2022 and will officially assume its top leadership role in July. As an experienced educator, Lencheski has a passion for and experience in sports, finance, business, and education.
Prior to her service at Rosarian as Middle School Director, Lencheski served as Business Department Chair and Director of Theatre at Notre Dame High School in Easton, Pennsylvania. A graduate of the Univeristy of Scranton and Widener University Delaware Law School, Lencheski has had extensive experience in the world of professional sports as the co-founder of SKI & Company, the global agency of record for General Motors Racing across brands such as Coca-Cola, NASCAR, Indycar, etc.
Rosarian Academy, founded in 1925 by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, is the only independent Catholic school in Palm Beach County. Located in West Palm Beach, Florida, the school serves students from the Montessori program (ages 1-4) through the Middle School (Grades 5-8). For nearly a century, Rosarian has been dedicated to educating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—guided by Gospel values. The Head of School will be entrusted with upholding this legacy while leading the school into its next century of excellence.
Erin Prada, currently the director of strategic initiatives and global education at Ursuline Academy, has been named the principal of Ursuline’s Upper School beginning on Aug. 1. She succeeds Jennifer Anthony, who is in her second year at the all-girls Wilmington school.
Prada is a Fulbright Scholar who conducted educational research with Jesuit organizations and completed projects with the U.S. Embassy in Peru, according to school president Trisha Medeiros. She holds a master of science degree in comparative and international education from the University of Oxford, and she also graduated from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia with degrees in Spanish and education.
Ursuline Academy of Wilmington, Delaware, is seeking a dedicated, faith-filled, and visionary Upper School Principal to begin service in the summer of 2026. Founded in 1893, Ursuline Academy is an independent, Catholic, college preparatory school rooted in the Ursuline tradition of St. Angela Merici, serving students from age 2.5 in early childhood through grade 12. The Academy is part of a global network of over 100 Ursuline schools and ministries in more than 30 countries, united by a shared mission of Serviam—“I will serve.”
Located in the heart of Wilmington, Ursuline Academy offers a dynamic and inclusive learning environment that nurtures each student’s intellectual curiosity, spiritual growth, leadership potential, and commitment to service. The Academy is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and is a proud member of the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools and the Delaware Association of Independent Schools.
Dr. Dentino most recently served as Vice President of Student Life at Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he played a key role in strengthening student engagement, campus life, and student well-being. Over the course of his career, he has developed and implemented innovative strategies that promote academic success, faith formation, student engagement, and athletics.
A graduate of Franciscan University, Dr. Dentino also holds a master’s degree from Providence College and a Ph.D. from Duquesne University. His academic background and professional experience reflect a deep commitment to excellence in Catholic education and the holistic development of students.
“My passion is helping students become the best version of themselves,” Dentino said. “Education is not just about what you will do in the future; it’s about who you will become. I am profoundly grateful to return home to the Diocese of Peoria, where my own transformative education began, and to help our students embark on their own journeys of personal, spiritual, and academic growth.”
Dr. Dentino joins Schlarman Academy alongside his wife, Mary, and their five children, who range in age from 2 to 13. The Dentino family looks forward to becoming active members of the Schlarman community and the greater Danville area.
Schlarman Academy leaders expressed confidence that Dr. Dentino’s experience, faith-driven leadership, and passion for student formation will guide the school into a bright future.
Schlarman Academy has been a staple of the Danville area for eighty years. Sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Peoria, the school provides a holistic Catholic education centered upon the pillars of Family, Academics, Involvement, Tradition, and Honor (F.A.I.T.H.). Schlarman Academy is fully accredited by the AdvancEd Association and is a member of the National Catholic Education Association, Illinois Elementary School Association, and Illinois High School Association. The Academy's outstanding college-prep curriculum level includes honors, Advanced Placement, and dual enrollment college courses. Many Schlarman Academy graduates receive academic and athletic scholarships for their post-secondary education.
Charlotte Catholic High School has named Michael Seeley, a long-time education leader and administrator, as its new president.
Seeley’s appointment comes after a national search conducted by a committee of educators, parents and other stakeholders in the Charlotte Catholic community.
“I am honored and excited to accept the call to serve as president of Charlotte Catholic High School,” Seeley said in an announcement to the Charlotte Catholic community.
“Throughout the interview process, it became clear that the CCHS community expects excellence across all aspects of student formation: academics, athletics, service and above all faith. I look forward to working alongside dedicated and passionate students, teachers, staff and families as we fulfill our shared mission to graduate not only scholars and athletes but disciples of Christ.”
Seeley has more than two decades of senior leadership experience in both Catholic and independent school settings, including the University of Notre Dame, Phillips Exeter Academy and Culver Academies. He has done extensive work in institutional advancement, admissions and enrollment management, and also worked closely with boards, donors and diocesan leaders.
Charlotte Catholic High School is a college preparatory school in the Diocese of Charlotte. Established in 1955, Charlotte Catholic has grown into one of North Carolina’s premier Catholic secondary schools, serving over 1,200 students in grades 9–12. Rooted in the mission of forming virtuous disciples of Christ, the school is dedicated to academic excellence, faith formation, and service to others.
Charlotte Catholic provides a rigorous academic program enriched by a vibrant spiritual life and a strong sense of community. Students are encouraged to grow intellectually, socially, and spiritually, guided by a dedicated faculty and staff who model Gospel values. With award-winning athletics, outstanding fine arts, and a commitment to leadership and service, Charlotte Catholic continues to be a place where young men and women are formed to live their faith with integrity and joy.
Mr. Chambers brings over two decades of experience in Jesuit education and leadership, rooted in a love for Ignatian spirituality, excellence in teaching and learning, and care for the whole person.
Mr. Chambers currently serves as the Associate Provincial Assistant for Pre-Secondary and Secondary Education for the Jesuits West Province. He has led sponsorship and endorsement review visits across Jesuit schools in the province, guided comprehensive formation programs for boards, faculty and staff, and worked closely with principals, presidents, and provincial leadership to strengthen Jesuit identity and mission. He has also collaborated at the national level through his work with the Jesuit Schools Network, including service on committees that updated the Standards and Benchmarks for all Jesuit schools.
Mr. Chambers previously served as Principal of St. Andrew Nativity School in Portland, providing academic and spiritual leadership to the school community. His background includes experience in the classroom, athletics, administration, strategic and financial planning and fundraising. As principal, he increased enrollment and fundraising outcomes while advancing school-wide operations, resulting in marked academic and formational growth for students.
Mr. Chambers holds a bachelor’s degree in history and journalism from Gonzaga University, a master’s degree in teaching, and both initial and professional administrator licenses from the University of Portland. He currently serves on numerous boards, including Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle and SEEL Puget Sound.
Founded in 1928, Bellarmine is a coeducational, Jesuit, Catholic, college preparatory high school serving approximately 900 students in grades 9–12. The school is a member of the Jesuit Schools Network, a global community of schools in the United States and around the world dedicated to forming young people who are intellectually competent, open to growth, loving, religious and committed to justice.
Bellarmine is accredited by Cognia, is in good standing with the National Catholic Educational Association, and has a Certificate of Private School Approval from the Washington State Board of Education. Its 44-acre campus, located in the scenic city of Tacoma, offers sweeping views of Mt. Rainier and Puget Sound, while serving a diverse community across the South Sound region.
Guided by the charism of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Bellarmine’s mission is to provide a quality Catholic education rooted in the Jesuit tradition—forming compassionate graduates who are prepared to lead with integrity and a lifelong commitment to faith and justice. The school community embraces the Ignatian call to be People for and with Others, weaving spirituality and service into every aspect of student life.
Bellarmine is a thriving school, boldly carrying this mission forward as it nears its centennial in 2028. The school is recognized in AP and dual credit offerings, research and scholarship, real-world experience, career and vocational pathways, global engagement, faith formation and leadership. Bellarmine believes in the divine and unique gifts of every student, in the strength of community and in the joy of learning. Alongside rigorous and innovative academics, the school offers robust and award-winning co-curricular programs in Athletics, the Arts, Robotics, Computer Science, Journalism, Model UN, Knowledge Bowl and a wide array of student-led clubs.
Catholic Memorial High School (CMH) is proud to announce that Mr. Mike Roemer has been selected as its next principal. Roemer, current principal at Ronald W. Reagan College Preparatory High School in Milwaukee, WI will begin his role at CMH on July 1, 2026, succeeding Mrs. Bonnie Scholz who will retire at the end of the 2025-2026 school year.
Roemer has spent the entirety of his professional career in education, as a teacher and administrator. Most recently he has served as the principal of Ronald W. Reagan College Preparatory High School since 2011. In this role, Roemer has overseen continuous growth since the school’s inception, increasing from 127 students and six teachers to nearly 1,400 students and 142 total staff members. During his current tenure he has produced impressive academic outcomes including development of three International Baccalaureate (IB) programs (Diploma, Middle Years, Career-related), earning a top-10 statewide school ranking, and increasing the school’s average ACT composite scores by six points.
“I am truly blessed to have this opportunity to lead Catholic Memorial High School as its next principal,” Roemer said. “CMH’s commitment to helping students discover their God-given potential mirrors the values I learned at St. Lawrence Seminary and have carried throughout my career. I believe deeply in forming young people who are academically prepared, spiritually grounded, and ready to serve the Church and the world.”
Roemer’s education includes a M.S. in Educational Leadership and a M.S. in Special Education from Cardinal Stritch University, along with a B.A. in History/Broad Field Social Studies from St. Norbert College.
Catholic Memorial High School was founded by the parishioners of St. Joseph Parish in 1949. The school was named in gratitude as a memorial to the 23 young men who gave their lives for their country in World War II. CMH is a college preparatory high school recognized for providing an outstanding and inspiring student experience that is rooted in the Catholic faith, emphasizing academic rigor and student support.
Catholic Memorial High School’s mission is to educate students as individuals, intellectually and spiritually. The school guides students to work to their highest, God-given potential. Catholic Memorial prepares them for post-secondary education and to become leaders who serve the Church and the world.
Robyn Summa '93 has been appointed principal of The Ursuline School, following a national search and a year of steady leadership as interim principal.
A proud member of the Class of 1993, Ms. Summa has devoted more than 20 years of her professional career to Ursuline, serving as a teacher, science department chair, and assistant principal of curriculum and instruction. Over that time, she has come to embody the school's mission and Core Values through daily practice, leadership, and service alongside students and colleagues.
"Robyn leads with deep purpose and a strong sense of responsibility to this community," said Dr. Colleen Melnyk, president of The Ursuline School. "Her leadership reflects our mission and Core Values in the way she engages students, collaborates with faculty and staff, and approaches her work with care and integrity."
During her tenure as interim principal, Ms. Summa led the school with steadiness and care while also embracing forward-thinking approaches to education. Known for her humor, intellect, and approachability, she has long been a favorite of students, faculty, and staff alike.
"Robyn's leadership is grounded in Ursuline's tradition while remaining attentive to the changing landscape of education," Dr. Melnyk said. "She brings a future-focused perspective to her work, helping ensure the school continues to meet the evolving needs of students in an increasingly complex and technologically driven world."
Founded in 1897, The Ursuline School is a Catholic college preparatory school for girls and young women, grades 6-12. The Ursuline School is one of a network of secondary schools and colleges of the Ursuline Sisters across the United States and 36 countries. The school is accredited by the National Association of Independent Schools, NY State Board of Regents, and is a member of the National Coalition of Girls Schools and NY State Association of Independent Schools. The campus is located 20 miles north of Manhattan in a diverse, suburban community
The Ursuline School Mission: Guided by our Catholic faith and the spirit of St. Angela Merici, The Ursuline School educates, inspires and empowers young women to become wise, active, globally-minded leaders by cultivating lifelong learning, spiritual growth, integrity, respect for all and dedication to Serviam – “I will serve.”
Fr. Jack Tierney, OSA, PhD, will become the 14th Headmaster of Cascia Hall Preparatory School on July 1, 2026, it was announced last week by the school.
"We are excited to welcome him to the Cascia community. We are confident that Fr. Jack's leadership will help us build faithfully upon the Augustinian mission and tradition," stated the announcment posted on the school's social media. "We ask for your prayers and support as Fr. Jack and Fr. Philip (Cook) prepare for this moment of transition in their lives and in the life of the community. We give thanks for Fr. Jack's appointment and offer him our wholehearted support. May God bless him and our Cascia Hall community."
Father Tierney will succeed Father Philip Cook, OSA, Ph.D., who has served as headmaster at the private Augustinian high school since July 1, 2018. Father Cook has been associated with Cascia Hall off and on since 1993.
Father Tierney attended the University of Minnesota where he studied political science. He then studied at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and pursued a master’s in public policy and administration at Northwestern University. He earned a Ph.D. in public policy at St. Louis University. He was ordained a priest on July 25, 2020.
Cascia Hall is a Catholic, Augustinian, college-preparatory school serving students in grades six through twelve from the Tulsa area, dedicated to the formation of the whole person—spiritually, intellectually, and socially. Rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the teachings of St. Augustine, the school fosters a community grounded in the pursuit of Truth, unity, and love. Welcoming students of all faiths, Cascia Hall cultivates an environment where individuals grow within a diverse and faith-filled community, developing a lifelong love of learning and a commitment to servant leadership in service to the Church and the world.
| Organization | City | State | Title of Position |
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Archbishop Hannan High School
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Covington | LA | Head of School |
Archdiocese of St. Louis
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St. Louis | MO | Superintendent of Schools |
Bishop DuBourg High School
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St. Louis | MO | President |
Bishop O'Connell High School
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Arlington | VA | Head of School |
Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School
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Sarasota | FL | Principal |
Cardinal Newman School
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Columbia | SC | Principal |
Cardinal O'Hara High School
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Springfield | PA | President |
Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School
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Oakland | CA | President |
Diocese of Charleston
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Charleston | SC | Superintendent of Catholic Schools |
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Diocese of Charleston
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Charleston | SC | Secretary of Social Ministry |
Diocese of Jefferson City
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Jefferson City | MO | Superintendent of Catholic Schools |
East Catholic High School
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Manchester | CT | President |
Fontbonne Academy
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Milton | MA | Head of School |
Fr. Tolton Catholic High School
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Columbia | MO | Head of School |
Incarnate Word High School
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San Antonio | TX | Principal and CEO |
Newman Catholic Middle and High School
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Wausau | WI | Principal |
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Newman Catholic Schools
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Wausau | WI | Chief Academic Officer |
Notre Dame Academy
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Duluth | GA | President |
Notre Dame Academy Schools of Los Angeles
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Columbia | SC | Director of Advancement |
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
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Syosset | NY | Principal |
Pope Francis High School
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Springfield | MA | Head of School |
Rice Memorial High School
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South Burlington | VT | Principal |
Saint Basil Academy
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Jenkintown | PA | Principal |
Santa Margarita Catholic High School
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Rancho Santa Margarita | CA | Principal |
St. Dominic High School
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O'Fallon | MO | President |
St. Francis Xavier Catholic School System
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Appleton | WI | President |
St. John Paul II Catholic Preparatory School
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Minneapolis | MN | Principal |
St. John Paul II Catholic School
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Ridgeland | SC | Principal |
St. John School
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Wellesley | MA | Principal |
St. John Vianney High School
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Kirkwood | MO | Principal |
St. Mary's Catholic School
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Longview | TX | Principal |
St. Monica Catholic School
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Dallas | TX | President |
St. Pius X High School
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Festus | MO | President |
Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart
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Princeton | NJ | Head of Upper School |
Trinity High School
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Manchester | NH | Principal |
Walsingham Academy
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Williamsburg | VA | Upper School Director |
Academy of the Holy Names
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Tampa | FL | Director of Advancement |
Archdiocese of Miami
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Miami | FL | Cabinet Secretary of Education and Superintendent of Schools |
Archdiocese of Washington
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Washington | D.C. | Secretary for Catholic Schools/Superintendent |
Benilde-St. Margaret’s School
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St. Louis Park | MN | Senior High Principal |
Berks Catholic High School
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Reading | PA | Head of School |
Bishop Amat Memorial High School
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La Puente | CA | Principal |
Helias Catholic High School
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Jefferson City | MO | President |
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Helias Catholic High School
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Jefferson City | MO | Principal |
Lafayette Catholic School System
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Lafayette | IN | President |
Marian Catholic High School
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Tamaqua | PA | Head of School |
Shrine Catholic Schools
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Royal Oak | MI | Head of School |
St. Anthony Schools
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Wailuku-Maui | HI | Head of School |
St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School and Holy Family Catholic School
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Austin | TX | President |
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School
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Myrtle Beach | SC | Principal |
St. Francis Borgia High School
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Washington | MO | President |
Cardinal Newman School
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Columbia | SC | Principal |
Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
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Miami | FL | Head of School |
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Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
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Miami | FL | Inaugural President |
Consortium of Catholic Academies (CCA)
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Washington | District of Columbia | President |
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Cristo Rey Orange County High School
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Santa Ana | CA | President |
DePaul Cristo Rey High School
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Cincinnati | OH | Principal |
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Diocese of Charleston
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Charleston | SC | Assistant Superintendent of Accreditation and Strategic Planning |
Father Ryan High School
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Nashville | TN | President |
Junipero Serra High School
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Gardena | CA | President |
Marist Catholic High School
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Eugene | OR | Principal |
Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
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Edina | MN | Head of School |
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Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
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Edina | MN | Lower School Principal |
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Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
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Edina | MN | Middle School Principal |
Powers Catholic High School
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Flint | MI | President |
Sacred Heart Greenwich
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Greenwich | CT | President |
Saint Ignatius College Prep
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Chicago | IL | Chief Development Officer |
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Saint Ignatius College Prep
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Chicago | IL | Prefect of Mission |
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Saint Ignatius College Prep
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Chicago | IL | Prefect of Studies (Principal) |
Saint Paul School
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Westerville | OH | Principal |
Saint Pius X High School
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Albuquerque | NM | Head of School |
St. Anthony High School
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Long Beach | CA | President |
St. Anthony Tri-Parish Catholic School
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Casper | WY | Principal |
St. Edmond’s Academy
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Wilmington | DE | Head of School |
St. Francis High School
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Sacramento | CA | President |
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
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Loudoun County | VA | Head of School |
St. Pius X High School
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Houston | TX | Director of Advancement |
The Cambridge Matignon School
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Cambridge | MA | Head of School |
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Benilde-St. Margaret's School
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St. Louis Park | MN | President |
Bishop Luers High School
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Fort Wayne | IN | Principal |
Cardinal Newman High School
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West Palm Beach | FL | President |
Charlotte Catholic High School
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Charlotte | NC | Vice Principal |
Christ the King Catholic High School
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Huntersville | NC | Principal |
Cotter Schools
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Winona | MN | Vice President of Advancement |
Diocese of Cheyenne
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Cheyenne | WY | Director of Catholic School Leadership |
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Diocese of Cheyenne
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Cheyenne | WY | Director of Mission Advancement |
Dominican Veritas Ministries
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Chicago | IL | Executive Director |
Fenwick High School
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Oak Park | IL | Principal |
La Salle Academy
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Providence | RI | Vice President of Advancement |
Marian High School
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Mishawaka | IN | Principal |
Marist School
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Atlanta | GA | President |
Melbourne Central Catholic High School
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Melbourne | Florida | Principal |
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Notre Dame Academy Schools
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Los Angeles | CA | Director of Marketing and Communications |
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Notre Dame Academy Schools of Los Angeles
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Los Angeles | CA | Director of Advancement and Alumnae Engagement |
Oakland Catholic High School
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Pittsburgh | PA | President |
Our Lady Of Good Counsel High School
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Olney | MD | President |
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Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women
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Rochester | NY | President |
Portsmouth Abbey School
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Portsmouth | RI | Director of Annual Fund |
Rochester Catholic Schools
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Rochester | MN | Vice President of Advancement |
Saint Agnes School and Arlington Catholic High School
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Arlington | MA | Head of School/Principal |
Saint Thomas More Academy
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South Bend | IN | Head of School |
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St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School
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Austin | TX | Principal |
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School
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Myrtle Beach | SC | Inaugural President |
St. Mary Academy-Bay View
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Riverside | RI | President |
St. Pius X Catholic High School
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Atlanta | GA | President |
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St. Pius X High School
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Houston | TX | Head of School |
Archbishop Spalding High School
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Severn | MD | Vice President of Advancement |
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Archdiocese of San Francisco
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San Francisco | CA | Superintendent of Catholic Schools |
Blessed Trinity Catholic High School
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Roswell | GA | President |
Cardinal Spellman High School
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New York | NY | Vice President of Advancement |
Cathedral High School
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New York | NY | Principal |
Catholic Diocese of Richmond
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Richmond | VA | Superintendent of Schools |
Christian Brothers Collegiate High School
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St. Louis | MO | President |
DeMatha Catholic High School
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Hyattsville | MD | Director of Finance |
Diocese of Monterey - Notre Dame HS
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Salinas | CA | Principal |
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Diocese of Richmond
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Richmond | VA | Superintendent of Schools |
Diocese of Venice - St. Ann School
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Naples | FL | Principal |
Gonzaga College High School
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Washington | DC | Director of Athletics |
Holy Cross High School
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Dover | DE | Founding President |
Holy Cross Preparatory Academy
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Delran | NJ | President |
John Paul II High School
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Plano | TX | President |
Junípero Serra High School
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San Mateo | CA | President |
Lancaster Catholic High School
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Lancaster | PA | President |
Lial Catholic School
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Whitehouse | OH | Head of School |
Mercy Career & Technical High School
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Philadelphia | PA | President |
Mount De Sales Academy
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Macon | GA | President |
Mount Notre Dame High School
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Cincinnati | OH | President |
Mount Saint Joseph High School
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Baltimore | MD | President |
Northwest Catholic High School
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West Hartford | CT | President |
Notre Dame Academy
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Hingham | MA | Vice Principal of Academics |
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Notre Dame High School
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Salinas | CA | Principal |
Our Lady of Hope Catholic Academy
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Middle Village | NY | Principal |
Saint Ann Catholic School
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Naples | FL | Principal |
Saint Saviour Catholic Academy
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Brooklyn | NY | President |
St. Brendan the Navigator School
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Hillard | OH | Principal |
St. Michael the Archangel High School
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Baton Rouge | LA | President |
St. Paul Jr/Sr. Catholic High School
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Worcester | MA | Director of Enrollment and Marketing |
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St. Saviour Catholic Academy
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Brooklyn | NY | Head of School |
The Ursuline School
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New Rochelle | NY | Dean of Mission and Formation |
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Archbishop Spalding High School
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Severn | MD | Vice President of Advancement |
Belen Jesuit Preparatory School
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Miami | FL | Dean of Mission and Formation |
Blessed Sacrament
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Morton | IL | Principal |
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Diocese of Cheyenne, WY
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Cheyenne | WY | Director of Pastoral Formation |
Diocese of San Jose
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San Jose | CA | Superintendent of Catholic Schools |
Donahue Academy
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Ave Maria | FL | Director of Advancement |
Edgewood Campus School
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Madison | WI | Principal |
Loyola College Prep
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Shreveport | LA | Principal |
Purcell Marian High School
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Cincinnati | OH | President |
Saint Bede Abbey and Academy
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Peru | IL | Director of Mission Advancement and Major Gifts |
Schlarman Academy
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Danville | IL | Principal |
School Sisters of Notre Dame
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Baltimore | MD | Director of Communications |
St. Jeanne De Lestonnac School
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Temecula | CA | Principal |
St. John Paul II Classical School
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Green Bay | WI | Headmaster/Headmistress |
St. John Paul II School
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Hyannis | MA | Head of School |
St. Ursula Academy
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Toledo | OH | Principal |
Stella Maris Academy
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San Francisco | CA | Principal |
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The High School of St. Thomas More
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Champaign | IL | President |
Thevenet Montessori School
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Highland Mills | NY | Director - Head of School |
Tri-Cities Prep
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Pasco | WA | President |
Xavier High School
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Middletown | CT | President |
