About
Servite High School is a Catholic college preparatory high school for boys located in Anaheim, California. Offering world class academic, extracurricular, and formation programs, we make a better world by forming the next generation of leaders. Servite High School develops students through a formation process informed by the Catholic faith and the charism of the Order of Friar Servants of Mary.
Forming Faith-Filled Leaders
Servite is more than a school – it’s a place where young men are formed into faith-filled, intellectual, confident leaders with knowledge, wisdom, and character for success in college and life. We develop what is innate inside them, reinforce values taught at home, and help each student become the man God has called him to be.
A Brotherhood that Will Last Forever
One of the most important aspects of choosing a high school is knowing you will be welcomed and included for who you are and part of something larger than yourself. The Servite brotherhood is a tangible, intentional, and unique quality that sets us apart from any other school. Together in the classroom, on the playing field, or in the theater, students are united by a special bond of brotherhood that will last forever.
Quick Facts:
- Average SAT Score: 1227
- Average ACT Score: 26.5
- 16:1 student:faculty ratio
- Average class size of 21
- 99% of graduates attend college
- Over 3 million in need-based financial aid awarded every year
- Over $180,000 awarded in academic scholarships every year
- Over 50% of students receive some form of financial aid
- Robotics ranked top 25 in the world
- Over 290 leadership positions
- Over 34,000 hours of community service completed
- Over 75% of students participate in athletics
- Over 140 current college and pro athletes
- Over 13,000 meals prepared and served to the homeless
- 95% qualify for a 4-year university
- 149 league championships
- 93 CIF championships
- Over 9,500 alumni
- 23 honors courses
- 21 Advanced Placement courses
- AP pass rate: 76
- Approximately 75% of student body is Catholic