The Servite Counseling Office embraces the brotherhood and charisms of Servite High School. We work hard to establish a trusting relationship while collaborating with the community that will allow each student to thrive and find their own path. Transitions can be challenging and we aim to ease the tension by providing a guiding hand to all of our students and families as they transition to high school, progress through each grade level, and eventually go on to pursue their post-secondary goals.

Villeda joins Tetairoa McMillan '22 (Football) as the only student-athletes in school history to win this prestigious award. 

Servite High School celebrates the strength, the integrity, and the faith of young Catholic men and the critical role each one may play in our society. We treat our responsibility as a sacred calling, and in the pursuit of that calling, we focus on three key areas of formation.

Having coached at East Los Angeles College and Long Beach City College in addition to co-founding Evo Track Club and Evo Sports Training, Coach Thomas has trained hundreds of youth, high school, collegiate and professional athletes throughout his career. 

We ask that you direct any inquiries to Steffanie Early, Vice President of Advancement, at searly@servitehs.org.

Servite multi-sport Tetairoa “TMac” McMillan was awarded both the Trinity League and OCADA Athlete of the Year honors, the first Friar to earn both recognitions since Julius Irvin in 2018.

Servite High School, a leading all-male, Catholic college preparatory high school, announced today that alumnus Chris Weir will become the school’s next president effective July 1, 2022.

Thomas won Division 3’s 100 and 200 finals for the second year in a row on a hot and windy day for the athletes and teams trying to compete for championships in four divisions.