A Catholic, Carmelite, college-prep high school honoring the values of prayer, community and service since 1950.
As we approach our 75th anniversary of history and tradition in Tucson, we invite you to join the community of Salpointe, where you will develop leadership skills, grow in faith, explore new ideas, discover yourself and prepare for success in college.
Dedicated faculty, rigorous curriculum and holistic enrichment result in success.
Salpointe Catholic has a “Hear Something, Say Something” Tip Line at (520) 547-1954. This tool offers a vehicle for parents, faculty, staff and students to help the school maintain a safe environment and provide for the ultimate health and well-being of our students. The line is not a crisis line or hotline. It is anonymous and allows the caller to leave a voice message. The line is checked daily and credible reports are investigated and acted upon appropriately.
For our family, there is a one word answer to the question: Why Salpointe? and that word is COMMUNITY. The Salpointe Community is made up of dedicated and passionate faculty, staff, coaches and clergy; it is the supportive Lancer student body and it is the caring network of families. The Salpointe Community unites – it comes together to prepare each and every student for a lifetime of learning and a generosity of spirit in service to others.
Nov 8, 2024
Join your Lancer friends for Homecoming and Reunion Weekend November 8-9, 2024. The festivities kick off on Friday night with …
Nov 8, 2024
Join your Lancer friends for Homecoming and Reunion Weekend November 8-9, 2024. The festivities kick off on Friday night with …
Nov 8, 2024 7:30 am - 9:00 am
Nov 8, 2024 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Our Lady Lancers hit the court with members of the Armenian National Women’s Basketball Team at the Armenian Olympic Training Center.
The Class of 2025 had a great time creating unique senior t-shirts in Foundation Hall. Student services supplied all the paint and markers, allowing our Seniors to have a wonderful time getting creative with their friends.
As part of Salpointe Catholic’s Wellness Program, students participated in a special day focused on mental health, self-care and making healthy choices. NAMI Southern Arizona, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Zion Givens and TPD Lieutenant Rudy Dominguez shared valuable insights with our students about the significance of mental health and the importance of avoiding drugs and vaping.
