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Benedictine College Prep is an independent Catholic, college-preparatory, day school for young men grades 9-12. Benedictine offers the best opportunity for young men in the Richmond area to receive a strong, Catholic high school education and is well-regarded for its competitive academics and its outstanding athletic programs.
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Benedictine’s strong academic program provides our students...
- Student Life
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Benedictine College Preparatory was founded in 1911 with 29 students, under the name of Benedictine College, by a group of Benedictine monks from Belmont Abbey in North Carolina. [3] Seeking to continue the work of their founder by establishing learning and culture, they came to Richmond to establish a Catholic high school for boys.
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- Benedictine Monks
- 1911
- Ecce Homo, (Behold The Man)
We Are Delighted That You Are Interested in Joining the Benedictine Schools of Richmond Community. Our two schools offer a strong, single-sex, college-preparatory education that respects and embraces diversity and seeks to form Christian leaders in the local community. Deciding on the right high school is a very important decision, and our ...
The Benedictine Schools of Richmond are Catholic college preparatory high schools, Saint Gertrude High School and Benedictine College Preparatory, co-located on the Benedictine Abbey campus in Richmond, Virginia, which offer single-sex educational environments for young men and women.
Benedictine has served as the “brother school” to Saint Gertrude High School, intertwining many ceremonies, traditions, and programs between the two single-gender Catholic high schools. For 90 years, the two schools operated just 400 feet apart in the Museum District of Richmond.
