This past Saturday, June 9, 2018, 78 proud students walked across the stage to receive a diploma from Cristo Rey Boston High School. Their diplomas represented four years of hard work, both in the classroom, and in corporate hallways across greater Boston. It was a beautiful day filled with joy, love and accomplishment!

Cristo Rey Boston celebrated the graduating Class of 2018 last night with a beautiful Baccalaureate Mass presided over by Father Anthony Cusack, followed by the senior award ceremony. The night was filled with many touching tributes to the Class of 2018 and heartfelt reflections on their experiences of the past four years. During the award ceremony, students were recognized for their growth and accomplishments.

After making a decision to come to CRB to focus on academics and work, Jose gets his chance to play college football as well, becoming the first football player in our program's history to sign a Letter of Intent.

Four CRB seniors spent a lovely morning at the Catholic School's Foundation Celebration of Excellence for Class of 2018 Scholars Breakfast.

Our inaugural AP Seminar class presented their Team Multimedia Presentations this morning! Students presented their projects on research-based solutions for pressing contemporary issues in America ranging from Gentrification in Boston to the Death Penalty.

Learn why 100% of our graduates are accepted into college. Join us at an upcoming Admissions Open House.

Cristo Rey Boston is moving to a 1:1 technology plan for students and teachers. In order to help us plan this better, we would like all students to complete the survey by January 15, 2018. Thank you for your help.

The Cristo Rey Model is featured in First Things - The Journal of Religion, Culture and Public Life

Sisters Yarlennys Villaman, Class of 2009 and Katiuska Fernandez (“Kati” for short), Class of 2011, share a love of family, a degree from the College of Holy Cross, and a deep appreciation for their Cristo Rey Boston education.

January 12, 2010 was an ordinary day for most of us, but for Ralph Lambert, it was the day his world literally was turned upside down. Living in the Republic of Haiti at the time and celebrating his 9th birthday with the opening of presents, the magnitude 7.0 earthquake of 2010 hit with a vengeance, destroying his home and leaving his mother, grandmother and him homeless.