Admissions

Virtual Info for Incoming Students

As we get ready for a new school year, check out the informational videos below for the incoming Class of 2024!

Sessions with Our Administration & Faculty

Placement Tests & Summer Reading with Mr. Nunan

Virtual Instruction & Looking Towards Next Fall with Mr. Nunan

Fall Athletics Intro with Mr. Chiaravalloti

Online Learning with Mrs. Meehan

Music Department Overview with Mr. Lopez

Student Life Overview with Mrs. Szablewski

Learning Support with Mrs. Colannino

Class Levels & Beyond Freshmen Year with Mr. Nunan

Words from a CBA Alumnus with Mr. Nunan

Fall Athletics Team Info with Fall Coaches

Getting Involved with Mr. Mazzaccaro

Music Insight with CBA Musicians

Campus Ministry & Activities Advice with Mrs. Szablewski

Check Out What’s Happening on Instagram

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The hallways are alive again with that spring feel

The hallways are alive again with that spring feeling 🙌
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Together with our #LasallianFamily across the worl

Together with our #LasallianFamily across the world, we celebrate the feast of St. John Baptist de La Salle today!

St. La Salle was an early visionary for holistic education, launching a Lasallian education network that now serves one million students in over 80 countries. We're proud to play a role in educating the mind, body and spirit of young men on our campus in Lincroft!

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Lending a helping hand over spring break! Campus

Lending a helping hand over spring break!

Campus Ministry hosted a drop-off day this afternoon to benefit our friends at Horizons. CBA has been working with Horizons for the last two years as they provide educational, social, and recreational opportunities to K-8 graders. Horizons provides meals for many of their students each week and was experiencing a lull in donations.

Thanks to everyone who contributed! #TogetherAsColts

Wishing the entire CBA community a very Happy East

Wishing the entire CBA community a very Happy Easter!

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🔹 Holy Saturday Reflection by Mr. Butler 🔹

🔹 Holy Saturday Reflection by Mr. Butler 🔹

Holy Saturday is a sacred time of waiting. We are waiting for the joy that The Resurrection brings. This past year has also been a time of waiting. We have been waiting for a return to normalcy.

I got my first glimpse of that a week ago on Sophomore Spirituality Day. It has been difficult not being able to participate in our Immersion Trips and Retreats this past year. We were gaining so much ground and then the pandemic hit. Gathering with the sophomores as a group for the first time was a blessing that I might have overlooked in the past. Our topic, Being a Man for Others, was a reflection and discussion of all the things we have done, are doing, and can do to make this world better through our service as Christians and men of the Academy.

This reminder of the positive work being done gives me great hope for an even brighter future. Also, I will be careful to not take these opportunities we have to share our faith with others through our works for granted. I wish you all a blessed Easter!

St. John Baptist de La Salle... Pray for Us!
Live Jesus in Our Hearts... Forever!
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🔹 Good Friday Reflection by Mr. Meehan 🔹 Wh

🔹 Good Friday Reflection by Mr. Meehan 🔹

When I was young, Good Friday left me feeling pure sadness. Jesus was tortured, mocked, and killed on the cross. How could Good Friday evoke anything but sadness, I wondered?

In recent decades, I’ve come to see and feel more than sadness on Good Friday. Pope Francis has said that Good Friday, “is not first of all (remembrance) of that pain and death, but rather (remembrance) of love and of self-giving that brings life."

Today, we remember Jesus’ famous words, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” Jesus’ love for and forgiveness of others was profound! He called society to love more selflessly.

Remembrance of Christ’s passion unites us today with the ongoing sufferings of so many in our world. Today may we contemplate the heart of Christ and move towards greater solidarity with all suffering people. Good Friday’s message is not to be afraid but to remember that Jesus overcame the worst of the world, and so can we.

Today, my older self feels less sadness on Good Friday and more hope; Hope that I too can transcend, rise from imperfection, and reflect selfless love.

St. John Baptist de La Salle... Pray for us!
Live Jesus in Our Hearts... Forever!

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