List of schools in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston

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List of schools in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston.

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In 2020 the primary and secondary schools of the archdiocese had about 30,000 students and numbered 112. [1]

Elementary-Age 22 schools

PK-12 schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Academy of Notre Dame Tyngsboro Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 1854
Lowell Catholic Lowell Xaverian Brothers 1989

5-12 schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Newton Country Day School Newton Society of the Sacred Heart 1880

6-12 schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Austin Preparatory School Reading Order of Saint Augustine 1961
St. John's Preparatory School Danvers Xaverian Brothers 1907
St. Mary's High School Lynn 1881

7-12 schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Archbishop Williams High School Braintree Sisters of Charity of Nazareth 1949
Boston College High School Dorchester Society of Jesus 1863
Cathedral High School Boston Sisters of St. Joseph 1926
Catholic Memorial School West Roxbury Congregation of Christian Brothers 1957
Notre Dame Academy Hingham Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 1853
Saint Sebastian's School Needham 1941
Ursuline Academy Dedham Ursuline Sisters 1819
Xaverian Brothers High School Westwood Xaverian Brothers 1963

High schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Arlington Catholic High School Arlington Sisters of St. Joseph 1960
Bishop Fenwick High School Peabody Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 1958
Cardinal Spellman High School Brockton Sisters of St. Joseph 1958
Central Catholic High School Lawrence Marist Brothers 1935
Cristo Rey Boston High School Dorchester 2010
Fontbonne Academy Milton Sisters of St. Joseph 1954
Malden Catholic High School Malden Xaverian Brothers 1968
Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School Lawrence Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 2004

In 2020 Sacred Heart Schools announced that its high school division would close. [2]

PK-9 schools

PK-8 schools

With former high school divisions:

SchoolLocationReligious orderFounded
Sacred Heart Schools Kingston Congregation of Divine Providence 1947

Other:

3-8 schools

4-8 schools

5-8 schools

6-8 schools

PK-6 schools

1-6 schools

PK-5 schools

Preschool and Kindergarten

Former schools

Former 6-12 schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderOpenedClosed
Saint Clement School Medford Sisters of St. Joseph 19252017 [6]

Former high schools

SchoolLocationReligious orderOpenedClosed
Academy of the Assumption Wellesley
Academy of Notre Dame Boston
Blessed Sacrament High School Jamaica Plain
Boys' Catholic High School Malden Xaverian Brothers 19361968
Cardinal Cushing High School South Boston
Cheverus High School Malden
Christopher Columbus High School Boston Franciscan Friars 1945
Don Bosco Technical High School Boston Salesians of Don Bosco 19981998
Elizabeth Seton Academy Boston 2003
Girls' Catholic High School Malden 1992
Holy Trinity High School Roxbury 1966
Hudson Catholic High School Hudson 19592009
Keith Academy Lowell 1989
Keith Hall Lowell 1989
Marian High School Framingham Sisters of St. Joseph 19562018
Mission Church High School Mission Hill 19261992
Monsignor Ryan High School South Boston
Mount Saint Joseph Academy Boston Sisters of St. Joseph 18842012
Nazareth High School South Boston
North Cambridge Catholic High School Cambridge 19512010
Notre Dame Academy Roxbury Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 18541954
Pope John XXIII High School Everett 19652019
Presentation of Mary Academy Methuen Sisters of the Presentation of Mary 19582020
Sacred Heart High School East Boston, MA St. Anne's School Arlington
St. Augustine High School South Boston
St. Bernard High School Newton
St. Clare High School Roslindale
St. Columbkille High School Brighton
St. John the Evangelist High School Cambridge 19211951
St. Joseph Academy Roxbury
St. Joseph's High School for Girls Lowell 1989
St. Louis Academy Lowell 1989
St. Patrick High School Lowell 1989
St. Patrick High School Roxbury
St. Peter's High School Cambridge
St. Thomas Aquinas High School Jamaica Plain
Savio Preparatory High School East Boston Salesians of Don Bosco 19582007
Trinity Catholic High School Newton 18942012
Our Lady of Nazareth Academy Wakefield Sisters of Charity of Nazareth 19472009

PK-8 schools (former)

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