Class of 2021
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Meet the Frassati Catholic Class of 2021With the semester quickly heading toward a close, the Class of 2021 finds themselves deciding where they'll continue their education in the fall. On this page we'll be posting images of our seniors and their college decisions. Stay tuned as more students from the Class of 2021 announce their next steps.
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The Class of 2021
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Nathaniel BartschTexas A&M University -
University of Houston -
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University of Dallas -
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Texas A&M University -
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University of Texas, Austin -
United States Marine Corps -
Emma Delahoussaye -
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AnnMarie Desmond -
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Texas A&M University -
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Lone Star College -
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Stephen F. Austin University -
Southern Methodist University -
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Montclair State University -
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University of Tampa -
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Kathryn MacMillanFordham University -
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Sam Houston State University -
Jacob Morgan -
Vanessa Munguia -
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Chris O'Neill -
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Texas A&M University, Galveston -
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Lone Star College -
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Olivia Shadick -
Denise Simon -
Richard SpencerSam Houston State University -
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Houston Baptist University -
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Sam Houston State University -
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University of Texas at Tyler
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Map of College Acceptances
Where have Frassati Catholic students been accepted? Check out the map below to see all the places our first three classes have been accepted! We will update this map to include the Class of 2020 later this spring.
*As of January 15, 2020
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How can you make a difference?
The Class of 2021 has helped establish a legacy as founders of the school. As the Class of 2021 has grown and developed over the past four years, so, too, has the school. In the 2020-2021 Academic Year, Frassati Catholic had 270 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.