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Highlights
- We offer a unique leadership and formation program to our students modeled after successful programs at some of the nation's top universities including Loyola Marymount University, University of Notre Dame, and Georgetown University
- 19:1 Student/Teacher Ratio
- We offer Honors (HP) and Advanced (AP) Placement courses in Computer Science, Economics, English, Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, Government, History, Laboratory Sciences, Mathematics, and Theology
- Over 550 National Merit Scholars have graduated from Servite between 1964 and 2005
- In 2003/04, Servite lead all Orange County private schools in National Merit scholars
- Over the past five years, 75% of Servite AP students have passed their AP exams, earning college credit
- 99% of all Servite graduates go on to college
- Servite is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Western Catholic Education Association
- Servite participates in 12 interscholastic sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and water polo
- Two-thirds of the student population participates in one or more Servite athletic programs
- In 2003/2004, golf, soccer, swimming, and water polo won League Championships
- Basketball coach, Brian Kenney, was the CIF Division III Coach of the Year (2004)
- Golf coach, Dane Jako, was the Orange County Register Coach of the Year (2004)
- The Servite Cross Country Team is the 2004 State Champions
- The Servite Golf Team is the 2004 C.I.F. Eastern Division Runner-Up
- Servite athletes received the honors Serra League MVP, CIF Co-Player of the Year and the CIF Spirit of Sport Award during in 2003-2004
- Servite Baseball Coach Todd Cook celebrated his 100th Servite victory in 2005
- Two players from the 2004 baseball team were selected in the professional baseball draft last June: Tyler Hogan (Kansas City Royals) and Brad Meyers (New York Mets
- Four players from the 2004 baseball team received Division I scholarships: Reid Peyton (Princeton), Alex Maldonado (Centenary University), Jose Hernandez (Long Beach St.), and Brad Meyers (Loyola Marymount)
- $1.7 million in athletics facilities improvements over the last three years:
- Courage Field project that replaced our natural grass field with a college-level synthetic field
- Gym renovation that included new bleachers, floor preparation, lighting and other improvements
- New college-level rubber track
- Aquatics center renovation
- Servite offers the only high school classical guitar program in Orange County, and one of the few high school programs in the nation
- Four guitar students received scholarship offers in 2004—after only two years of instruction
- Tri-School Theatre has distinguished itself as one of the best theatre programs in California, honored with awards from the Educational Theatre Association, the International Thespian Society, and the Music & Arts Commendation for Youth organization every year
- Through the Servite Campus Ministry program, students are able to participate in KAIROS retreats during their junior and senior years and participate in service projects like Corazon, where volunteers travel to Mexico for the weekend to build homes for the less fortunate
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