Archbishop Curley is a high school in Baltimore, MD. This all-male Catholic Archdiocesan school serves the Baltimore metropolitan area with a strong academic program designed for 21st-century learning, a competitive athletic program, and a diverse arts program.
The school follows the Franciscan tradition and emphasizes the Five Franciscan Ideals in both learning and life. Since opening its doors in 1961, the institution has provided a college preparatory education, with 99% of students attending college. The campus features a wide array of athletic playing fields, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a gymnasium, computer labs, and a fine arts center. Notable seasonal offerings include summer camps for baseball and basketball, as well as college application and essay bootcamps.
The campus is located on E Monterey Ave, a short distance from the Western University of Health Sciences and the American Museum of Ceramic Art / AMOCA. It is also situated near Centennial Park.
The school is recognized for its long-standing history of excellence, having graduated over 8,000 students since its first graduating class in 1965. It maintains a commitment to its mission through a dedicated faculty and staff, providing a community where brotherhood begins.
Archbishop Curley continues to serve the Baltimore community through its dedicated academic and spiritual mission.