DiocesanHigh SchoolNew Orleans, LA

Brother Martin High School

Brother Martin High School is a private, all-boys Catholic college-prep school in New Orleans run by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. It was formed in 1969 by consolidating St. Aloysius (1869) and Cor Jesu High Schools, tracing its educational lineage back over 150 years.

Brother Martin High School — Catholic High School school in New Orleans, LA
Founded
Formed in 1969
Grade levels
High School
Affiliation
Diocesan
Enrollment
~1,136 students

About Brother Martin High School

Brother Martin High School is a private, all-boys Catholic college-prep school in New Orleans run by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. It was formed in 1969 by consolidating St. Aloysius (1869) and Cor Jesu High Schools, tracing its educational lineage back over 150 years.

Quick facts

  • Run by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
  • All-boys, grades 8-12
  • Formed 1969 by merging St. Aloysius (1869) and Cor Jesu
  • Gentilly; reopened January 2006 after Hurricane Katrina

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