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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, award-winning arts programs, competitive athletics, faith‐strengthening religious program and spirited co‐curricular activities. Salpointe’s holistic, college‐preparatory curriculum offers 21 AP courses, nationally-accredited STEM program, signature Humanities program, acclaimed fine and performing arts, theological study, championship athletics programs and wide‐ranging extra‐curricular activities.
Salpointe is a Carmelite school community where students grow into the leaders and role models of tomorrow. The Carmelites stand in solidarity with Catholic Social Teaching, which highlights building a more just society and living in holiness. Lancers respect people of every gender, race, ethnic heritage, creed, sexual orientation and financial resources. (Carmelite Human Dignity Statement, 2021)
Belong, Believe, Become... at Salpointe.
Salpointe is a Carmelite school community where students grow into the leaders and role models of tomorrow. The Carmelites stand in solidarity with Catholic Social Teaching, which highlights building a more just society and living in holiness. Lancers respect people of every gender, race, ethnic heritage, creed, sexual orientation and financial resources. (Carmelite Human Dignity Statement, 2021)
Belong, Believe, Become... at Salpointe.
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In the last ten years Salpointe has dramatically expanded and improved campus facilities through the generosity of our Building Leaders and Legacy and Aspire capital campaign donors.
The Building Leaders and Legacy campaign transformed campus with the addition of the Cracchiolo STEM Center and the Sayre Stevens Student Center, which includes Foundation Hall, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chapel, Click Library, Spirit Store and O'Rielly Student Services.
The Building Leaders and Legacy campaign transformed campus with the addition of the Cracchiolo STEM Center and the Sayre Stevens Student Center, which includes Foundation Hall, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chapel, Click Library, Spirit Store and O'Rielly Student Services.
The Aspire campaign continued to enhance campus with the expansion of the Stevens Strength and Conditioning Center; renovation of six classrooms in the 400 wing; air conditioning of Kalil Family Gymnasium; improvements to Alumni Hall; lighting baseball, softball and track fields; and addition of the Stearns Center for the Arts, which includes the Lopez 2D and 3D Visual Arts studios, Clements Dance, Foundation Choir, Pocono Music and a state-of-the-art renovation of Corcoran Theater.
Salpointe is grateful for the incredible support of our alumni, parents, past parents, friends and donors in helping to make Salpointe a place of learning, creating, playing, performing and praying.
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About Salpointe
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“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
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Salpointe Catholic is a private, college‐preparatory high school with an enrollment of approximately 1250 students. The school is sponsored by the Carmelites of the Most Pure Heart of Mary and 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
Tucson, AZ 85719
(520) 327-6581
Attendance: (520) 327-1990
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