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      1. Brophy College Preparatory, the only Catholic, Jesuit high school in Arizona, strives to educate the whole person through rigorous academics and innovative technology, outreach and service, retreats, and personal reflection. In the Jesuit tradition, Brophy graduates "Men for Others" - leaders in the global communities they serve. The four transformational years a young man spends at Brophy are just beginning his lifelong journey of learning, faith, and service. He will leave Brophy as a young man of competence, conscience, and compassion with a deep faith rooted in love and serving others. He will exemplify The Profile of the Graduate at Graduation: a young man who is open to growth, intellectually competent, loving, religious, and committed to doing justice. As a Jesuit institution, Brophy adheres to St. Ignatius of Loyola's vision and legacy, who founded the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) almost 500 years ago. Ignatius believed that a strong educational foundation was vital to a strong spiritual foundation and set about creating a network of institutions that would educate future leaders of the Church and the world. Brophy is the only Jesuit high school in Arizona and one of a network of 63 high schools and 28 colleges and universities in the United States. For more than 80 years, Brophy has been committed to the Jesuit ideal of educating the whole person – body, mind, and spirit. Rigorous academics and a stellar athletic program combine with our Jesuit institution's heart and soul – the Office of Faith and Justice – to transform our young men into leaders committed to service and social justice – Men for Others. The Brophy experience is so much more than a comprehensive college preparatory education. Yes, a Brophy graduate is ready for the rigors of college, but more importantly, he has become a Man for Others - someone whose heart and mind are open to the world around him. He's developed a deep awareness of his gifts and talents; he is learned to think critically about the world around him and, as a result, he understands the importance of living his life in the service of others. Brophy is a private, Jesuit, Catholic college preparatory committed to the belief that all creation reflects God's love and presence, which demands a passionate and generous response from the entire community. We are dedicated to students of all socio-economic backgrounds who have the potential and desire to maximize their God-given gifts. By creating an atmosphere for academic, emotional, and spiritual growth, Brophy College Preparatory develops critically thinking, articulate, sensitive, and aware students with a strong sense of self-worth. Through nurturing the soul, Brophy offers these students an intimate relationship with God and inspires leaders who are devoted to the service of others in a global community. Brophy College Preparatory is well-known in the Phoenix community as an incubator of National Merit honorees and AP Scholars, with 99 percent of its students going on to college; however, the Jesuit hallmark of Intellectual Competence is only one part of the formation of a Brophy graduate. The real value lies in the overall approach to education dictated by Brophy's Jesuit identity as articulated centuries ago by St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. The Jesuit philosophy insists that educational and spiritual formation must go hand-in-hand to create a world citizen prepared to lead with competence, conscience, and compassion. To that end, a Brophy student is educated to be intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice, the Jesuit ideals of the Graduate at Graduation. A Brophy student is challenged in the classroom and on the playing field from his first steps on campus, inspired through service opportunities, and supported and encouraged during chapel and retreats. These combined experiences contribute to significant academic, personal, and spiritual growth. From its historical origins, Ignatian philosophy always has insisted that students educated within these Jesuit principles use this education to better their own lives and strive to better the lives of others. Men of Brophy. Men for Others. Brophy's academic program supports the school's mission to educate the whole person and to form young men who are intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice—the five hallmarks of the Jesuit Graduate at Graduation. The curriculum leads students toward intimate investigation and experience within all courses of study: the English humanities, religious and ethical studies, social studies, science and technology, mathematics, fine arts, health, and physical education, and world languages. The focus is not on rote memorization but rather inquiry and exploration that prepares students not only to succeed in the university arena and the world beyond its walls but also to affirm where the world is working for the greater glory of God, to question where it is not, and to work as agents of change wherever positive change is needed.
      2. Brophy College Preparatory, the only Catholic, Jesuit high school in Arizona, strives to educate the whole person through rigorous academics and innovative technology, outreach and service, retreats, and personal reflection. In the Jesuit tradition, Brophy graduates "Men for Others" - leaders in the global communities they serve. The four transformational years a young man spends at Brophy are just beginning his lifelong journey of learning, faith, and service. He will leave Brophy as a young man of competence, conscience, and compassion with a deep faith rooted in love and serving others. He will exemplify The Profile of the Graduate at Graduation: a young man who is open to growth, intellectually competent, loving, religious, and committed to doing justice. As a Jesuit institution, Brophy adheres to St. Ignatius of Loyola's vision and legacy, who founded the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) almost 500 years ago. Ignatius believed that a strong educational foundation was vital to a strong spiritual foundation and set about creating a network of institutions that would educate future leaders of the Church and the world. Brophy is the only Jesuit high school in Arizona and one of a network of 63 high schools and 28 colleges and universities in the United States. For more than 80 years, Brophy has been committed to the Jesuit ideal of educating the whole person – body, mind, and spirit. Rigorous academics and a stellar athletic program combine with our Jesuit institution's heart and soul – the Office of Faith and Justice – to transform our young men into leaders committed to service and social justice – Men for Others. The Brophy experience is so much more than a comprehensive college preparatory education. Yes, a Brophy graduate is ready for the rigors of college, but more importantly, he has become a Man for Others - someone whose heart and mind are open to the world around him. He's developed a deep awareness of his gifts and talents; he is learned to think critically about the world around him and, as a result, he understands the importance of living his life in the service of others. Brophy is a private, Jesuit, Catholic college preparatory committed to the belief that all creation reflects God's love and presence, which demands a passionate and generous response from the entire community. We are dedicated to students of all socio-economic backgrounds who have the potential and desire to maximize their God-given gifts. By creating an atmosphere for academic, emotional, and spiritual growth, Brophy College Preparatory develops critically thinking, articulate, sensitive, and aware students with a strong sense of self-worth. Through nurturing the soul, Brophy offers these students an intimate relationship with God and inspires leaders who are devoted to the service of others in a global community. Brophy College Preparatory is well-known in the Phoenix community as an incubator of National Merit honorees and AP Scholars, with 99 percent of its students going on to college; however, the Jesuit hallmark of Intellectual Competence is only one part of the formation of a Brophy graduate. The real value lies in the overall approach to education dictated by Brophy's Jesuit identity as articulated centuries ago by St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. The Jesuit philosophy insists that educational and spiritual formation must go hand-in-hand to create a world citizen prepared to lead with competence, conscience, and compassion. To that end, a Brophy student is educated to be intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice, the Jesuit ideals of the Graduate at Graduation. A Brophy student is challenged in the classroom and on the playing field from his first steps on campus, inspired through service opportunities, and supported and encouraged during chapel and retreats. These combined experiences contribute to significant academic, personal, and spiritual growth. From its historical origins, Ignatian philosophy always has insisted that students educated within these Jesuit principles use this education to better their own lives and strive to better the lives of others. Men of Brophy. Men for Others. Brophy's academic program supports the school's mission to educate the whole person and to form young men who are intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice—the five hallmarks of the Jesuit Graduate at Graduation. The curriculum leads students toward intimate investigation and experience within all courses of study: the English humanities, religious and ethical studies, social studies, science and technology, mathematics, fine arts, health, and physical education, and world languages. The focus is not on rote memorization but rather inquiry and exploration that prepares students not only to succeed in the university arena and the world beyond its walls but also to affirm where the world is working for the greater glory of God, to question where it is not, and to work as agents of change wherever positive change is needed. View full school
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