About Bourgade Catholic High School
Bourgade Catholic is a co-educational diocesan Roman Catholic high school serving the west side of Phoenix, established in 1962 by Bishop Daniel Gercke and named for early Arizona missionary Bishop Peter Bourgade. Once order-run, it is today operated as a diocesan high school led by lay educators. It sits on a 27-acre campus serving the growing West Valley.
Quick facts
- Founded 1962
- Grades 9–12, Diocesan
- Phoenix
A Catholic education in Phoenix
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