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August 29, 2008 -- Thank you to the numerous administrators, teachers, and other staff who completed surveys. Your time, effort, and hard work for the greater good of Catholic education are appreciated and do not go unnoticed.

Announcement:
The Honor Roll research staff is still working hard in scoring and evaluating application information. The announcement date of the 2008 Top 50 list and Honorable Mention lists will be posted online as soon as it is known.

Evaluations:
All schools that completed each of the 3 surveys will receive a detailed evaluation that offers feedback and compares it to schools nationwide. Evaluations will be sent to schools following the Top 50 announcement.

Scholarship Drawing:
The winners of the $2,000 scholarship drawing will be announced shortly on this website. To be considered for the $2,000 in scholarships, all 3 surveys must have been completed online. Winners will also be notified by e-mail.

Questions:
If you have any questions, please contact Anthony Pienta at info@chshonor.org or 616-454-3080.

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In keeping with the Second Vatican Council’s dual stress on the “earthly city” and the “Kingdom of God,” the Catholic High School Honor Roll recognizes schools that both embrace a vibrant Catholic identity and instill an appreciation of the social, political, and economic dimensions of the world that students will engage.

Despite the many challenges in Catholic secondary education, those schools that face these struggles with excellence and integrity deserve to be recognized. The Catholic High School Honor Roll measures a school’s strength in three areas:

  • Academic Excellence
  • Catholic Identity
  • Civic Education
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The primary goal of the Honor Roll is to encourage schools to educate students as effectively as possible, in a way that integrates Catholic faith and prepares students for active engagement with the world. By supporting this constructive competition, the Honor Roll provides insight into the character of Catholic secondary education and calls everyone to improve the academic and spiritual formation given to America’s youth. In promoting rigorous education, the Honor Roll desires to better prepare students for fruitful vocations in politics, business, and the Church.

For more information, visit About the Honor Roll, or contact us at info@chshonor.org.