Each year at Baccalaureate Mass, Servite honors the impact of special volunteer leaders whose youngest or only son is graduating. While their time as parents may be ending, their impact will be felt for years to come. This year, the following parents of the Class of 2025 were honored for their service with Parent Merit Awards.

Servite High School is proud to welcome Br. Cole Dryden to our campus from June 11 through July 16. Br. Cole is serving at Servite High School as part of his religious formation and ministerial development with the Order of Friar Servants of Mary.

For more than 17 years, Servite High School's Priory Leadership Program has stood as a cornerstone of our unique approach to forming young men. The Priory system serves as a practical lab where students actively apply Servite's Formation Themes—Primacy of Faith, Mastery of Self, Necessity of the Other, and Centrality of Christ. 

JP Jugo has resigned his position as head tennis coach after 11 seasons with the Friars. He will remain at Servite as a teacher and serve in other roles within the community. 

We are proud to share that Nathan Lam, a senior in the Class of 2025, has been named an Angels Scholar by the Angels Baseball Foundation!

Coach Atalla brings over 10 years of head coaching experience to the Friars and a championship mindset, having won five CIF-SS team titles and 12 league championships during his tenure at Mayfair High School in Lakewood.

As part of their commitment to service, many of our clubs take on the challenge of leading in-kind donation drives for nonprofits of their choice. Over the course of a month, they collect essential items and personally deliver them to each organization. Another step in becoming the men God is calling them to be.

On Monday, March 17, Servite High School proudly hosted the 2025 Spring Academic Awards Ceremony in the Servite Theater, recognizing the outstanding academic achievements of more than 300 students.