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With a kaleidoscope of academic programs, college cooperative course offerings, highly ranked athletics and 21st century technological equipment, Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Trenton are leading the way in secondary education. Coupled with the competitive tools and scholarly opportunities is an environment that is unequivocally centered on the Gospel of Christ, allowing students and staff to live their faith boldly as they grow in insight and implement teamwork strategies.
Following are profiles of Catholic high schools in Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
DONOVAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL The high school community of Donovan Catholic educates its students to live their faith, respect and serve others in a global society, and pursue academic excellence in a college preparatory environment. Donovan Catholic High School – It Makes a Difference 711 Hooper Avenue, Toms River www.donovancatholic.org OPEN HOUSE: Oct. 6, 2 – 4 p.m. and Oct. 7, 6 – 8 p.m. Apply Today at www.donovancatholic.org CONTACT: 732-349-8801| Admissions Coordinator – Lori Jensen, ext. 2429
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ince its founding in 1962, Donovan Catholic High School (DCHS) has been a leading choice for motivated students seeking an individualized educational experience and discovering their purpose. DCHS is uniquely positioned to offer a safe, clean, small, secure and student-centered learning environment in the Catholic tradition of excellence. Our mission continues to evolve to meet the goals of our school community. Guided by our Catholic faith and commitment to individualized instruction, DCHS is truly unique. For over 60 years, our students, families, alumni, faculty and staff call DCHS “family.” Our Catholic identity mirrors the teachings of Pope Francis: the principles of forgiveness, love and service to others. Students embrace opportunities to complete service hours and volunteer in our local community. Donovan Catholic High School holds charters with the National Honor Society, Thespian Society, and the content-specific Honor Society in Science. It has also earned nationally recognized accreditation from Cognia. Our teachers, counselors, coaches and staff work collaboratively to meet the needs of every student through a wide range of course offerings, athletics, fine and performing arts, a robotics team, clubs, activities, and service opportunities. We are proud of our Performing and Fine Arts Department. Griffin TV, anchored by our Broadcast Studio, Continued on 56
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