About Saint Patrick High School
Saint Patrick High School is a private, all-boys Catholic college-prep school on Chicago's northwest side (Belmont-Cragin), founded in 1861 by the Christian Brothers. It is among the oldest continuously operating high schools in the Chicago area and has been at its West Belmont Avenue campus since 1953.
Quick facts
- Founded in 1861 by the Christian Brothers (De La Salle)
- All-boys, grades 9-12; Belmont-Cragin (5900 W Belmont Avenue)
- Among the oldest continuously operating high schools in the Chicago area
- Mascot: the Shamrocks
A Catholic education in Chicago
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