Archdiocese of Newark Announces Spring High School Information Nights
The Catholic High Schools of the Archdiocese of Newark will present six High School Information nights to assist elementary school students and their families in choosing a Catholic secondary school. If you are looking for a high school with a faith-filled learning environment that can make a difference in your academic and career success, come to an Information Night to discover which of our 37 high schools is right for you.

With just one visit to a High School Night, students and parents will be able to meet and speak with student representatives and Admissions personnel from numerous Catholic High Schools in an informal and relaxed setting.

The first High School Night will be held on Tuesday, April 6 at the Archdiocesan Center in Newark. This is the largest of the six nights and presents a wonderful opportunity to learn about many schools from Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Union counties. All High School Nights are held from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. and advance registration is not required.

The remainder of the High School Nights will all be held after Easter, starting on Tuesday, April 20 at Hudson Catholic Regional High School, followed by Wednesday, April 21 at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish in South Orange, and also that week at Queen of Peace School on Thursday, April 22. The final two nights will be presented the next week, one at Annunciation Parish in Paramus on Tuesday, April 27 and the final night at St. Helen’s Parish in Westfield on Thursday, April 29.

Further information regarding these nights can be found by visiting our Web site at www.rcan.org/schools. For additional information, please contact Trish Fitzpatrick, Director of School Marketing, Archdiocese of Newark, (973) 497-4258 or at fitzpapa@rcan.org.

Students in grades 5-8 are encouraged to attend at least one night to learn about the advantages of a Catholic secondary school education, where students are learning to love and loving to learn.

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