A Lasallian school is an educational environment committed to excellence.

CBA is committed to a rigorous academic inquiry, an atmosphere that promotes self-discipline, and a competitive ethos that fosters a quest for that “Personal Best.” A core curriculum and course electives that are mindful of current standards and reflecting sound pedagogical developments and technological advancements best prepare our students for further education.

This balance of tradition and vision combine for a dynamic learning environment, helping our young men to become the leaders of tomorrow.

An education at CBA enables students to learn about the world of today and tomorrow while drawing on lessons of the past. We believe that problem-solving, critical thinking, effective communication, reading and research skills beget success. Students will be equipped with the tools for interdisciplinary study in college and beyond.

Over three centuries ago, St. John Baptist de La Salle founded the tradition of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. De La Salle was an educational innovator who saw that all children deserved to be enlightened. He developed instructional techniques that continue to be used today in schools like Christian Brothers Academy.

One of the basic commitments of Lasallian education is the devotion to a comprehensive education. The teachers and administrators at CBA understand that learning is more than a collection of facts and figures. At the Academy, the academic program exists principally to help students become young men of Christian maturity and responsible character.
Students are taught by talented professionals, committed to the ideals of Lasallian education. Much will be expected of each individual, but as our graduates have proven for over 65 years, the benefits of an Academy education are well worth the effort.
The most important lessons that graduates take with them are never the specific details of a multiple-choice test or short answer response. The time spent at CBA is a valuable period of growth and self-discovery. It is the school’s expectation that by making honorable, balanced decisions in regard to their academic studies, our students will learn to make similarly sound choices in all aspects of their lives