“From a young age I’ve always been a creative type,” says Jared Thome ’18, a rising sophomore studying architecture at Texas A&M University. “I’m continually interested in making things and now it’s something I get to do every day.” In his first year of study at Texas A&M, Thome was selected to join the exclusive Architecture Honors College and is now wrapping up a newly created summer internship where he spends his time helping two Texas A&M professors develop a college textbook on architecture.

The Board of Trustees of Frassati Catholic High School is thrilled to announce that in four months, thanks to the generosity of current and past benefactors and foundations, more than $1M has been raised toward the Moving Forward in Faith Capital Campaign goal of $7M.

Congratulations to those students listed on the Principal's List and Honor Roll for the 2018-2019 Academic Year.

Each year high school students from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston are nominated by their pastors, principals, youth ministry directors and campus ministry directors to consider serving as representatives of parishes and Catholic high schools on the Archdiocesan Youth Council (AYC). During the 2018-2019 school year, Frassati Catholic High School students Kailey Doiron ’20 and Jonnathan Snaider ’19 had the opportunity to answer the call of service by representing Frassati Catholic as members of the AYC of Galveston-Houston.

The Board of Trustees, administration, faculty and staff of Frassati Catholic High School are proud to recognize the Class of 2019. We celebrated our third graduating class on Friday, May 24, with Baccalaureate Mass in the morning and an evening Commencement Ceremony. The Class of 2019 built a legacy that will live well beyond its time at Frassati Catholic. As the final class to join the school before all four grade levels were present, the Class of 2019 is a pioneering group that helped pave the way for the school we know today.

Frassati Catholic High School students Mariajose Celis ‘19 and Cristina Guzman ’20 never thought of themselves as change makers. The way they view it, they just saw the needs of others and were able to respond as they are called. This spring they were honored for answering that call when their project, “The Impact of Work: The Homeless are Willing,” was selected as a winner at the Incontro Romano conference. Incontro Romano, a platform of professionals and students which aims to highlight jobs where the direct care of the person is the principal focus, hosted their international conference in Rome this year on the theme, “The Transformative Power of Work.”