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Salpointe at a Glance

Since opening in 1950, Salpointe Catholic High School has enjoyed a distinguished reputation for its strong curriculum, competitive athletics, highly‐acclaimed fine arts, faith‐strengthening religious program and spirited co‐curricular activities. Salpointe’s holistic, college‐preparatory curriculum offers a premier STEM program, award‐winning fine and performing arts, Humanities program, theology, competitive athletics and wide‐ranging co‐curricular activities.

Salpointe is a Carmelite school community where students grow into the leaders and role models of tomorrow, where faith, respect, responsibility, self‐discipline, achievement, teamwork, social justice and tradition are learned.

Welcome to Salpointe Catholic

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Salpointe is grateful for the extraordinary generosity of our donors! Thanks to these 295 members (link) of the Salpointe community, the Aspire: Arts Academics Athletics capital campaign raised over $10M, meeting our fundraising goal and making our vision for Salpointe’s future a reality.
 
Many components of the project were completed last year: renovation of six classrooms in the 400 wing, air conditioning the Kalil Family Gymnasium, expansion of the Stevens Strength and Conditioning Center, renovation of the wrestling facility, and lighting the baseball, softball and track fields.
 
Construction of the new Stearns Center for the Arts continues, as well as the renovation of Alumni Hall and Carmelite Plaza (formerly Commons Plaza). The Stearns Center for the Arts will inspire even greater creativity, synergy, collaboration and innovation among the arts. This dynamic facility will be ready for students when they return to campus this fall.
 
Look for news of the Aspire Dedication coming soon. Salpointe looks forward to celebrating with you!

About Salpointe

    • “The charism of the Carmelites here at Salpointe is as strong as ever as we live the mission and honor Lancer values. When we set expectations for Lancer students and employees to honor the values of respect, responsibility, accountability, honesty, integrity, mercy, faith, kindness, good citizenship, prayer, community and service, we mean it. We will not settle for less.” Kay Sullivan, President

      “The charism of the Carmelites here at Salpointe is as strong as ever as we live the mission and honor Lancer values. When we set expectations for Lancer students and employees to honor the values of respect, responsibility, accountability, honesty, integrity, mercy, faith, kindness, good citizenship, prayer, community and service, we mean it. We will not settle for less.” Kay Sullivan, President

Salpointe is a private, Catholic college‐preparatory high school enrolling approximately 1,200 students. The school is accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association.

Salpointe Catholic High School

1545 E. Copper St.,
Tucson, AZ 85719
(520) 327-6581
Attendance: (520) 327-1990
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