Recent News
Dedication Day Celebrates New Facilities on Campus
The Brother Frank Byrne Dining Hall and Dolly's Kitchen were officially dedicated and toured by alumni, parents and friends.
Two Time-Honored Traditions Begin New Year
The Junior Tie Ceremony and Freshman Run are two traditions that embody the CBA experience.
Students Reflect on Summer Service Immersion
CBA students traveled to Virginia and Montana to participate in valuable service immersion experiences.
Pegasus Productions to Present The Lightning Thief This July
The summer musical will run on July 28, 29 and 30 in Henderson Theater.
CBA at a Glance
Students
820
Student : Faculty
10:1
Advanced Classes
63
Service Hours/Student
50+
Clubs & Sports
65
Scholarships & Aid
$2.3M
From an old Monmouth County horse farm to a national award-winning institution of learning, over 60 years in the making.
Early in 1958, a group of devoted laymen realized the need for an all-boys Catholic high school in Monmouth County. With the approval of Bishop George W. Ahr, they initiated a drive to raise funds for the purchase of Whitney Greentree Stables in Lincroft. The Brothers of the Christian Schools agreed to staff the school and finance its construction, and the rest is history. Today, CBA is a two-time winner of the National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence with over 11,000 proud alumni.
With over $17 million raised, Forever CBA is a comprehensive capital campaign that is adding to our storied campus – like the new Byrne Dining Hall (right) – and growing our school endowment.
CBA at a Glance
Students
875
Student : Faculty
12:1
Advanced Classes
63
Service Hours/Student
50+
Clubs & Sports
65
Million in Aid
$1.75
