College Acceptances 2017

Where have students from the Class of 2017 been accepted? Check out the map below!

Below is a breakdown of statistics for the Class of 2017.

100% College Acceptance
26 In-State Schools
42 Out-of-State Schools
20 Catholic Schools
19 USNEWS Top 100 Schools
$2 Million Combined Scholarships Awarded

10 % Northeast
18% Southeast
14% Midwest
48% Southwest
10% West

Frassati Catholic High School heralds first graduating class [Texas Catholic Herald]
Frassati diver Josh Davidson signs with FSU, becomes school's first D-I scholarship athlete [Houston Chronicle]
Five students receive Superior Rating, two receive coveted Judges Award at TPSMEA State Competition

“Jesus Christ is truly present at our school. There is so much wisdom, knowledge and virtue that flows from the school that will stay with me forever. Anything I do in the future, whether that be writing, serving as a youth minister, etc., is due to the foundation Frassati Catholic gave me in my high school career.” - Hannah Hoskins '17



“[Pier Giorgio] would often bet his friends that if he won a game or a challenge they would have to go to Mass with him. I found this deeply inspiring because he was so convicted in his faith that he was able to bring his friends to the source and summit of Catholic life, the Eucharist.” - Joseph O'Neill '17

The Class of 2017 has helped establish a legacy as the inaugural class of the school. They leave as the first graduates, the pioneers and the role models for those to follow. As the founding class has grown and developed, so, too, has the school. In the 2016-17 Academic Year, Frassati Catholic had a full 9th  -12th grade campus with 230 students. 

You can make a difference today by making a gift to the Frassati Fund. The Frassati Fund is an annual fundraising effort that supports the ongoing operations of the high school and bridges the gap between tuition and the actual cost of education.  
 
Since Frassati Catholic is a private school, we receive no direct financial support from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston or from any parish. Frassati Catholic must depend on tuition and donations from individuals, corporations and foundations to operate. Individual gifts and pledges come from parents, grandparents, Board members, faculty, staff, and friends of the high school.