The Servite High School Class of 2022 continues the recent tradition of being remarkable for their perseverance and resilience through the COVID pandemic. The Class of 2020 was unique in that they did not finish their senior year on campus. The Class of 2021 battled through the pandemic and a senior year of remote and hybrid learning to finish together on campus for their final quarter at Servite. The Class of 2022 will be defined by their success in completing a monumental task as the leaders on campus - bringing the brotherhood back!

The Class of 2022 had many parents, grandparents, and friends who have humbly and generously shared their time and talents with our community over the last four years and we are grateful for each and every one.

At Servite, formation can take on many manifestations, but the essence of this hands-on understanding of the word remains at its core. In other words, in order for formation to really take place, human contact and relationship must be established as primary to the entire endeavor. This is why, for example, in addition to an entire faculty and staff dedicated to this process, we have Formation Directors in place at each grade level to assure that each student is accompanied in his own formation journey at Servite. Of course, each journey is unique and different, but generally, the formation process adheres to a few founding principles and follows a certain pattern. 

Congratulations to the five students who received these special awards at graduation. Credo!

We ask that you direct any inquiries to Chris Weir '97, President of Servite High School, at cweir@servitehs.org.

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.