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Academics All of our course offerings, whether advanced placement, honors, or regular classes, are college preparatory in nature. Relying on the liberal arts, with theology given a special place, the faculty teaches analysis, active listening and critical thinking both inside and outside the classroom. Brophy teaches students not only the substance of the course work but also how to be effective lifelong learners. The goal of the school is to transform its community into “persons for and with others.” This hallmark of Jesuit schools, first articulated by Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J., the former Jesuit Superior General, in a speech in 1974, has become the living motto of Brophy students and alumni. |
