April 4, 2025
 
 


School News

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  • > 2025 - 2026 List of Important Dates

    Click here for a list of important dates on the 2025-2026 school calendar.

  • > Mid-4th-Quarter Grades

    Mid-quarter grade reports will be run on Thursday, April 10. Although these grades are not on official transcripts, they provide a snapshot of progress at the 75% point of the semester. Since the report coincides with Easter Break, students with two Ds or one F will not be withheld from athletics and activities during the break. However, they should focus on catching up over the break, as only three weeks of class remain after they return before final assessments. Grades will be checked again after the break, and students still struggling may be restricted from athletics or activities.

  • > May AP Testing

    If your son is taking one or more AP classes, then he will be taking those College Board AP tests during the first two weeks of May according to the official College Board AP Testing schedule.  More information to come after Easter break, but this is just a reminder that all students enrolled in AP classes are required to sit for AP exams each May.

  • > Reminder to Schedule Your Son’s Physical

    In order to register your son for the 2025-2026 school year, he will need to have a physical completed by a physician after March 1, 2025. Schedule your appointment now for March or April so it is complete before the June 1 deadline. Links to the physical packet and instructions for submitting your physical packets are included in the 2025-26 registration instructions.

    Below is the required packet to take to your healthcare provider and the instructions for uploading the completed packet to your student’s account. If you have any questions regarding the physical packet requirements please reach out to physicals@brophyprep.org.



  • > Graduation

    Seniors and Senior Parents, graduation season is in full swing! Here is a simple checklist with important upcoming dates and information. You can see all this and more on our graduation webpage.
     
    unchecked Fri., April 4 & Sat., April 5: Senior Retreat
    unchecked Sat., April 26: Brophy and Xavier Prom
    unchecked Wed., April 30: Senior Farewell Dinner
    unchecked Mon., May 12: Adornment Permission Form Due
    unchecked Wed., May 14: Graduation Rehearsal 
    unchecked Fri., May 16: Baccalaureate Mass
    unchecked Sat., May 17: Commencement

    And parents, don’t forget – you can help your son leave a lasting impression on Brophy by purchasing your grad a memorial brick for our campus brick walk. Find more details here.

  • > Summer School

    If your son plans to take any summer course(s) at Brophy, please have him confirm his course(s) in the Progress tab of myBrophy by toggling to next year (e.g., from 10th to 11th grade). If the correct courses are listed, no action is needed. If not, he should email Mr. Walsh at swalsh@brophyprep.org immediately.

    Please ensure summer school courses are listed correctly, as charges will be added to family accounts next week. Once billed, a $50 nonrefundable fee applies to canceled enrollments, and no refunds will be given for courses dropped after Friday, May 16.

    If enrolled in summer school, please review all policies (e.g., attendance, schedule, dress code) on the summer school course bulletin. Missing more than the allowed number of classes may result in removal from the course without a refund.


  • > BCP Gallapágos Island Trip

    Mr. Kalkman is pleased to announce the 2026 Trip to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands with a custom itinerary designed for Advanced Biology students. The purpose of this trip is for students to experience firsthand the flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands, the most pivotal location of species diversity and genetic population change in the world. Please note: students do not need to be enrolled in an Advanced Biology course to participate in this trip. Students who have a significant interest in the field of Conservation or Evolutionary Biology would find this trip fascinating. This trip is open to students in grades 10, 11, or 12 during the 2025-2026 school year who want to learn more about the species diversity and genetic population changes of the Galapagos Islands. The trip introduction meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 1 at 5:30 p.m. in the Brophy biology room, Kalkman - Piper 114. Learn more about this upcoming trip by clicking here.

Office of Faith & Justice

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  • > Lenten Almsgiving

    As part of our Lenten Almsgiving practice, Brophy is collecting money for Jesuit Refugee Service and Fe y Alegria, both of whom have been impacted by cuts to USAID. Students can donate by placing cash or coins in one of the collection boxes on campus, or by using the QR code below.
     


  • > Lessons and Lemonade

    During a Core Programming session last week entitled “Lessons and Lemonade,” Brophy staff member and football coach, Danny Gurrola, shared inspiring stories about how God is working in his life. Thank you, Coach, and thanks to all of the students who attended! 

     

  • > Advocacy News

    Members of Brophy’s Kino Teens partnered with Jesuit Refugee Service in a meeting with Rep. David Schweikert on National Advocacy Day. Sebastian Cevallos and Lucas Vargas, pictured here, spoke about the importance of preserving funding for refugees.

Office of Equity & Inclusion

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  • > Brophy Black Family Alliance (BBFA)

    BBFA Event Calendar:

    Our next meeting will take place on Tuesday, April 22 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. Calendar invites with login credentials have been sent via email.
    • Saturday, April 26 - Ice Cream Social: Welcome Class of 2029 - 1 - 4 p.m. at Brophy, SAC
    • Thursday, May 8 - Rites of Passage in honor of the Class of 2025 - 7 - 9 p.m. at Brophy in the Black Box Theater
    Contact President Rashad Thornton (bbfa@brophyprep.org) for more information about our upcoming events.

  • > Padres Latinos Unidos de Brophy (PLUB)

    Juntas Mensuales PLUB:
    • 30 de abril: celebración del día del niño (más detalles venideras)
    • 5 de mayo @ 6:30 p.m., Evento de Despedidas (Clase de 2025)
    Para aprender más, ponte en contacto con el Sr. Jonathan Londoño (jlondono@brophyprep.org). 


Activities & Athletics

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  • > Freshman Football Interest Meeting

    A freshman football Interest meeting will be held on April 9, 7:25 p.m. in the Dutch Gymnasium. Parents and student athletes should attend to learn more about playing Freshman football.

    Spring camp dates: 

    Freshman Football Spring Camp*
    Week of April 22 (T to F): 6-8 p.m.
    Week of April 28 (M to TH), 6-8 p.m.

    All participants must have a waiver signed to participate. For more information, click here. 


  • > Archery Finishes Second at State Championships

    The Brophy College Prep archery team finished second at the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) State finals. The 24 archers combined for 22 personal bests, earning second-place finishes in bullseye and 3D.

    To read the recap click here.

  • > Spring College Commitment Celebration Set for April 23

    Please join the Brophy Athletic Department for the Spring College Commitment Celebration Event on Wednesday, April 23, 7:15 a.m., Robson Gymnasium. If your son plans to make a commitment to play college sports, please have him contact Assistant AD Steve Shaff at sshaff@brophyprep.org. 

Counseling Department

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  • > AP Exam Schedule

    If you haven’t started studying for AP exams, start today. Click here to see the upcoming schedule. Contact your counselor or Mrs. McClelland if you have any questions.

  • > From the Desk of Colleen Feeney Wilson

    As Spring Break approaches, we encourage students to fully embrace this time for relaxation and rejuvenation. Step away from screens, reconnect with loved ones, and engage in activities that bring you joy. 
     
    If you ever need support—during Spring Break or any other time—Care Solace is here for you. We provide confidential mental health care coordination, available 24/7/365.
     
    📞 Call: 888-515-0595 (Multilingual support available)
     
     
    Spring Break Checklist
    • Limit screen time
    • Log out of social media accounts
    • Rest and recharge
    • Get fresh air
    • Exercise
    • Organize and declutter
    Enjoy your break, unplug, and return refreshed!


  • > Class of 2025

    • Save the date for the final Virtual Senior Coffee Chat - Thursday, April 10 from 8 - 9 a.m. 
    • Seniors, as you start to hear back about your college applications, be sure you mark “Admit, Deny or Defer” on Maia and check in with your counselor if you have any questions. 
    • Although we understand many colleges have extended their acceptance decision deadline, in order for your future university/college to be listed in the graduation program all seniors must update their Maia account with their decision by May 1. Seniors will also need to update their Maia account with the results for all of the colleges they applied to. See your counselor if you have any questions. 
    • Looking for scholarships? Check out the resources below.
    • The Arizona Community Foundation 2025 Scholarship Cycle has gone live. Complete one application to potentially be matched with available scholarships, based on the eligibility requirements. If you plan on majoring in a field that falls under Humanities or Arts, take a look at the AKN Family Scholarship.
    • ASU Sun Devil Days - Sign up today
      • Sun Devil Day is a half-day event that includes a tour of a campus, opportunities to learn about degree programs, and discover what the Sun Devil student experience is like. 

  • > Class of 2026

    Don’t miss out on your chance to take the SAT or the ACT. Sign up today as spots fill up quickly.

     
    SAT Test Date
    Registration Deadline
    Late Registration 
    May 3, 2025
    April 18, 2025
    April 22, 2025
    June 7, 2025
    May 22, 2025
    May 27, 2025


    ACT Test Date
    Registration Deadline
    Late Registration
    June 14, 2025
    May 9, 2025
    May 26, 2025
    July 12, 2025
    June 6, 2025
    June 20, 2025
    Want to learn more about Chapman, Fordham, Santa Clara, TCU and more? You don’t have to leave the comforts of home, this virtual event is on Thursday, April 17 at 3:00 p.m. Register using VirU-8 Information Session and College Fair for a 30-minute presentation on these schools and a 30-minute virtual college fair with college representatives.

    Park Central Toastmasters is offering a summer program for up to eight motivated high school students. The program begins on June 3 and meets on Tuesdays, from 7 - 8:15 a.m. at North Phoenix Baptist Church. Reach out to summer@azparkcentral.com for more information.

    Rising seniors, applications are open for the The Burton Family Foundation Summer Health Institute, with sessions from June 15 -21 and June 22 - 28. The immersive experience is designed for high school students who have completed their junior year and are interested in health career options. Click this link to apply. Deadline for applications is April 6th.

    Summer Programs: It’s never too early to start thinking about how you will spend the summer of 2025. Check out this list of Summer Programs. Deadlines and programs vary.


  • > Class of 2026 and 2027

    Need a job? The City of Phoenix will be hiring lifeguards for summer 2025.


  • > Class of 2027

    Summer Programs: It’s never too early to start thinking about how you will spend your 2025 summer. Check out this list of Summer Programs. Deadlines and programs vary.
     
    There are many resources available to ensure your success. Give one a try:
    1. Academic Resource Center (ARC) - study skills; tutoring with National Honor Society students
    2. Office of Faith and Justice (OFJ) - connecting to faith; service opportunities
    3. Office of Equity and Inclusion (OEI) - student spaces for culture and diversity
    4. Teacher Office Hours - ask questions about concepts in class; get help preparing for tests and quizzes
    5. Appointments with your counselor - email in advance to set up an appointment; this is a one-stop shop to answer your questions and get support.
    Ms. Erdely, Mr. Borboa, Ms. Conner, Mrs. Dyment, Ms. Feltz, Mr. Tomlinson and Mrs. McClelland


Admissions Office

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  • > Important Information for the Class of 2029

    The Office of Admissions is busy preparing for the incoming freshmen students – the Class of 2029! Important dates: 
    • Monday, April 7 - Spanish Language Proficiency Exam for incoming freshmen. 
    • Monday, April 7 - Latin Language Proficiency Exam for incoming freshmen. 
    • Wednesday, April 9 – Big Brother Welcome from 5:30-7:15 p.m. on Brophy’s campus for both parents and members of the Class of 2029. 
    • Wednesday, April 9 - Freshman Football Interest Meeting - 7:30 p.m. in Robson Gym after the Big Brother Welcome. 
    • Tuesday, April 15 – Financial Aid application due 
    • Week of April 21 and April 28 - Freshman Football Spring Camp
    • Monday, April 28 and Tuesday, April 29 — Algebra 1 and Geometry Math Proficiency Exams.  
    • Monday, May 5 – Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus Math Proficiency Exams for incoming freshmen. 
    • Tuesday, May 27 – Summer School begins
    • Friday, June 27 - Summer School ends
    Placement exams (Math, Spanish, and Latin) are in April. Sign-ups can be found on the Brophy website - click on the Student Registration box on the main page.

  • > The start of the Class of 2030!

    We have begun to plan for the Class of 2030 admissions year! If you have a soon-to-be 8th grader or know someone interested in Brophy, please send his name, address, middle school, and email address to our office at admissions@brophyprep.org to be added to our mailing list.

Business Office

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  • > Important information regarding student billing

    For the 2025-2026 School Year: We will be using our new system, Veracross, for all student billing. Great news – you recently used Veracross to complete your son's registration for 2025-26, so you will continue to use Veracross for billing and payments related to the 2025-26 school year. 

    For the Remainder of the 2024-25 School Year (including Summer School, except for Incoming Freshmen): We will continue to use the FACTS system for all student billing matters.  Once 2024-2025 accounts are fully closed out, you will not make payments through FACTS, and will transition over to Veracross.

  • > Tuition for 2025-2026

    Tuition for the 2025-2026 school year has been approved by the Board of Trustees and has been set at $21,100. 

  • > Veracross Tuition Management

    Tuition payments for 2025-2026 and going forward will be processed by Veracross Tuition Management Co. This is a new tuition management system that will replace FACTS next year, and information concerning how to set up your 2025-2026 tuition account in the Veracross system will be communicated during the registration process. 

    Please Note: Your son will be considered registered for the 2025-2026 school year once the Business Office has been notified that his registration is complete, and the deposit of $500 has been paid in Veracross. These items are to be completed no later than Thursday, March 13.

  • > Financial Aid Applications

    Applications for financial aid will continue to be administered through FACTS. Please note that the school registration process must be completed in Veracross before a financial aid application will be processed in FACTS. You will find the FACTS financial aid application by logging into your FACTS account. The application will be on the right-hand side under FACTS Grant & Aid. The deadline for submitting financial aid applications with no fees is Tuesday, April 15, 2025. Late applications will be accepted; however a $35 application fee will be assessed after April 15. Award decisions will be communicated as applications are completed and verified; award decisions cannot be made without submission of your 2024 tax return. The sooner the application is completed and verified, the sooner families will receive their award decisions. 

  • > Registration

    Brophy will use the Continuous Enrollment Agreement for Registration. This agreement will be embedded within the school registration process in Veracross. The following will provide additional information regarding Continuous Enrollment: 

    What is Continuous Enrollment?

    Continuous Enrollment is a common-sense approach which is followed by almost all colleges and universities and is being adopted by many private schools nationwide. 

    Rather than an opt-IN annual re-enrollment process, Continuous Enrollment is an opt-OUT process. In other words, if your son is returning to Brophy every year after initially enrolling, you will never have to worry about re-enrolling. 

    Continuous Enrollment depends upon paying the deposit – due Saturday, March 15, which serves to hold your son’s place in his class. If the deposit is not paid by Saturday, March 15, that place is deemed available and may be filled by an in-coming transfer student. 

    As part of the Continuous Enrollment process, families sign an enrollment form which includes the following points: 
    • The family hereby opts into Continuous Enrollment. This means the family’s son(s) enrolled at Brophy will continue to be enrolled at Brophy every year until they graduate or the family informs Brophy otherwise.
    • The family must sign a Continuous Enrollment Agreement for each student attending Brophy College Prep.
    • The deposit, which serves to hold the student(s) place in their class, will be drawn from the family’s Veracross tuition account on March 15 each year.
    • If the family un-enrolls their son(s) after March 15 the deposit is not refundable. 

  • > ESA Program

    Information for the ESA Program can be found here. At this time you can choose to either have the money sent directly to Brophy via Direct Pay to Vendor or reimbursement to yourself. Please be advised, for any tuition payment that was made between Tuesday, July 1 and Friday, Sept. 12, 2024, ESA funds must be sent directly to Brophy using the Direct Pay option. Please note that families must choose to participate in either the ESA program or the STO Program each school year. For questions please contact Abby Kerkhove. 

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Brophy Events

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  • > 2025 Brophy Fashion Show

    The countdown is on—our highly anticipated Fashion Show, Perfected In Love, is just one week away! On April 11, we’ll gather at the beautiful Camelback Inn to celebrate our incredible seniors in style. The excitement isn’t over yet! Even if you can’t attend, you can still take part in these special opportunities to celebrate our seniors and show your support.

    VIP Post Malone Experience – Our one and only silent auction item is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a VIP Post Malone experience! Don't miss your chance to bid on this exclusive package. The package includes eight tickets in a field box at the concert on June 2, private transportation to and from the event in a party bus, and more! Place your bid here. Winners announced at the Fashion Show - you do NOT need to be present to win!

    Raffle Highlights – Don't miss your chance to win big! The 50/50 raffle pot is now over $17,000, with half going to one lucky winner. Plus, enter to win incredible prizes like a Schmitt Jeweler 1.5 Carat Diamond Cross ($4,900), Steak 44 Dinner for 8 ($4,000), a Reserved Parking Spot (Priceless), a Two-Night Staycation ($1,400), a Ferragamo Studio Handbag ($3,250), and the Ultimate VIP Graduation Package (Priceless)! Every ticket supports the Financial Aid Fund—get yours today! Click here to purchase tickets.

    Limited Special Sales – Own a piece of Brophy history with a Limited Edition, signed and numbered Brophy Chapel Artwork ($100 each) or celebrate your senior with a Class of 2025 Graduation Sign ($50 each, order deadline April 7, signs available week of April 28). You can place your order here.

    By participating in these offerings, you directly support the Financial Aid Fund, helping Brophy continue its mission to form Men for Others—young men committed to faith-filled lives of service and leadership—while ensuring that financial barriers never stand in the way of a Brophy education. We are deeply grateful to everyone who has already supported the Fashion Show—your generosity makes a lasting impact on our students and their future.



Brophy Community Foundation

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  • > Consider giving Arizona K-12 Students a Brighter Tomorrow at NO COST to You!

    Tax Day is April 15th!

    Brophy Community Foundation is an Arizona certified school tuition organization authorized to receive individual and corporate tax credit contributions. You and/or your company can redirect your Arizona taxes toward tuition aid for deserving K-12 students at Brophy College Prep, Loyola Academy, and 37 other schools across Arizona.
     
    Here's how you can make a difference:
    • Individuals: If you choose to contribute in 2024 you can up to $2,910 (married) or $1,459 (single). If you choose to contribute in 2025 you can donate up to $3062 (married) or $1535 (single).
    And get a dollar-for-dollar reduction on your Arizona income tax return! Click here to donate today!
    • Businesses: C-Corps, companies that file as S-Corps, and insurance companies that pay a premium tax can redirect some or all their Arizona income tax to BCF and get a dollar-for-dollar reduction on their AZ income tax return. There's still $39 million available to claim on a first-come, first-served basis! Click here to learn how!

  • > Questions?

    Together, let's invest in Arizona's future!

Brophy Mothers' Guild

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  • > Mothers' Guild Newsletter


    Mark Your Calendar:
    • Mothers’ Guild April Event - Tuesday, April 8, 6-7:30 p.m., Harper Great Hall
    • Brophy Fashion Show - Friday, April 11, 11 a.m., JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn
    • Book Club - Monday, April 28, 6-8 p.m., The Herb Box, 7000 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85254
    • Brophy Clothing Exchange - open to students only, early release Fridays, April 25 and May 9, 12:30-1:30 p.m., located in basement of Romley Hall



    Mothers’ Guild Ambassadors and Connectors
    We are incredibly grateful for all the women who give their time and talents to Mothers’ Guild, to help foster a strong community for our moms and support our school. Please click here to view volunteer opportunities that are still open to help with Mothers’ Guild during the 25-26 school year!

    Mothers’ Guild April Event - Tuesday, April 8, 6-7:30 p.m., Harper Great Hall
    Join us for our last Mothers’ Guild event of the 24-25 school year. We’ll be looking back on an incredible year of connections and friendship. We will also be welcoming our incoming class of 2029 moms and saying farewell to our class of 2025 senior moms. You won’t want to miss it! Please see the Punchbowl invitation for more details and to RSVP. If you would like to help with set-up or checking in guests, please click here to sign up.

    Brophy Fashion Show - Friday, April 11, 11 a.m., JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn
    We look forward to supporting the 2025 Brophy Fashion Show: Perfected in Love. Please visit the Fashion Show section of the Bronco Beat or the website for more information. The event raises money to support the Brophy Financial Aid Fund. In addition, if you would like to volunteer to help out on the day of the event, please click here to sign up or contact Sean McCracken at brophyfsvolunteers@gmail.com.

    Brophy Clothing Exchange, open to students only, early release Friday, April 25, 12:30-1:30 p.m., located in basement of Romley Hall
    The Brophy Clothing Exchange is available to all students to encourage reusing and recycling. Tell your Bronco to stop by! In addition, we are always accepting donations for the Clothing Exchange. We are hoping to collect prom suits, ties, and shoes for this month's donations. Please click here for more information about the type of clothing accepted and where to drop off donations.

    Book Club - Monday, April 28, 6-8 p.m., The Herb Box, 7000 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85254
    Come join us for dinner and the final book club of the school year! We will be discussing “The Nickel Boys” by Colson Whitehead. This book won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize. 

    Looking ahead to next year, the Brophy English teachers are recommending our book club books and we will even be reading some of the books that our sons read at Brophy. If you have any questions or want to be added to next year's Punchbowl invitation list, please email us at vpmembership@brophymothersguild.org.

    As we approach the end of the 2024-2025 school year, we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude for our wonderful committee members:
    • Prayer Services Committee - Diane Kar and Courtneay Odden. These two wonderful ladies planned and organized three beautiful and thoughtful services for all faiths, to welcome our moms back to school, celebrate Advent and prepare for Lent. Each service was a special time to come together for reflection, renewal, and community.
    • Hiking Club - Dana Bates and Shalegh Silkey. Many thanks to Dana and Shalegh who led Brophy moms on a beautiful hike each month. Hikes were thoughtfully chosen to be accessible and inclusive, a wonderful opportunity to build community and connect with one another! 
    • Senior Mom Committee - Teresa Burch, Cherry Crooks, Liz Dolan, and Rachana Patel. This amazing team of senior moms planned three senior mom socials, three fabulous senior treat days, and led a special senior mom retreat at Manresa. Thank you for all of the planning and effort to make this final year unforgettable for our Class of 2025 moms! 
    • Class of 2026 Committee - Laura Castle, Minal Chokshi, Stephanie Jauregui-Hidalgo, and Neetu Patel. These wonderful ladies planned two fabulous socials for our Class of 2026 moms. It helped our junior moms make time to strengthen friendships and bonds with fellow class moms. 
    • Holiday Chapel Decor - Stephanie Jauregui-Hidalgo. Many thanks to Stephanie for leading a team of volunteers to decorate and make the Brophy chapel even more beautiful during the holiday season!

    Don’t Miss Any Mothers’ Guild Communications
    Mothers’ Guild uses Punchbowl for online invitations for our events and to gather RSVPs and Sign-Up Genius to request volunteers to support Brophy events. 

    Follow Us on Social Media
    In addition, connect with Mothers’ Guild on Facebook and Instagram to stay in-the-know! Don’t miss important announcements and reminders about upcoming Mothers’ Guild events. You must request to join Facebook. We monitor and grant access quickly. 

    Mothers’ Guild April Event - Volunteer
    Join us in making our final Mothers' Guild event of the year a success on April 8th! We need a few helping hands for set-up and check-in. If you can help, please click here for more details and to sign up.

    AP Exams - Volunteer 
    Brophy's Counseling Department will be administering 1,799 AP Exams to 696 students in May. Testing begins on Monday, May 5 and runs through Friday, May 16. Each year, Brophy parent volunteers assist with this huge undertaking. If you are able to help proctor exams, please click here for more details and to sign up. If you have any questions, please contact Claudia McClelland at cmcclelland@brophyprep.org. 

    Corral - Spring Volunteers
    Throughout the school year, the Corral requests volunteers to help at lunchtime. It’s a great way to catch a glimpse into your son’s school life and get a picture with your handsome Bronco while providing the rest of our Broncos a tasty lunch! Please view the sign up here to volunteer for the spring semester. We appreciate your help!

    A heartfelt thank you goes to:
    • Maria Ady, Alicia Chryst, Shirl Foggie, Julie Jakubek, Sonia Jurek, Salma McHorney, Diane Mehagian, Tiffani Pastor, Katherine Polachek, Lisa Roman, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez, Kyle Sheafer, Heather Singer, Ailey Strauss, Jessica Webb-Edelstein, Erin Weber, and Mindy Wie for helping our Broncos enjoy a wonderful morning with their grandparents or other special person, by assisting with set up the day before and/or checking-in at the Grandparents’ Breakfast on March 20.
    • Our rockstar retreat committee chairs Bev LaChapelle, Monica Osselaer, Kristin Roehmer, and Ashley Staples for all of the hard work and thought they put into planning an amazing two-night retreat on March 21-22, for the lucky moms who had the privilege of attending. It was a truly meaningful weekend of friendship, connection, and community. 
    • Sonia Bernaquez, Stephanie Jauregi-Hidalgo, Mary Kaplan, Grace Laba, Sam Mercer, Ena Mladenov, Celeste Silvernail, Heather Thomas, and Jessica Webb-Edelstein who supported Brophy’s annual spring blood drive on March 25, by volunteering in the waiting area or donating snacks.
    • Our Class of 2027 moms committee chairs Rebecca Fischer, Kristen Fritz, and Jody Steele for planning a fabulous spring social for our sophomore moms on March 26! It was a great night for our sophomore moms to continue building friendships. Special thanks to our amazing host Jenny Goldman for sharing her beautiful home.
    • Brophy Black Family Alliance for providing a delicious breakfast to our hardworking teachers and staff on March 27.
    • Our Class of 2028 moms committee chairs Nikki Forman, Tatum Luoma, Carly Parkhill, and Vanessa Wong for planning a wonderful freshman mom social on March 27! It was a great way for our freshman moms to gather and connect again as we approach the end of their sons’ freshman year. Much appreciation to our generous host Jenny Shorr for opening up her gorgeous home.
    • Krissy Adams, April Alejos, Christine Baily, Marcela Borjorquez Carrillo, Liene Parberza, and Lucia Yu for assisting student shoppers in the Brophy Clothing Exchange on March 28.
    • All the incredible moms who volunteered in the Corral. It’s a fast-paced and demanding job, but nothing beats the joy of feeding those hungry Broncos!
    Use of Photos from Events
    We hope you enjoy the photos we share on social media. If you prefer that a photo of you not be taken or not published, please email Sam Mercer at vpprmarketing@brophymothersguild.org.

Brophy Dads' Club

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  • > Dads' Club Newsletter

    Calling All Bronco Dads
    Welcome all Brophy Dads! We are a group of Dads who want to be involved in the Brophy experience including Tailgate Barbecues, and other social and school events! If you have a son at Brophy, then you are automatically a member of Dads Club! Lifetime Members support Dads Club expenses, campus donations and improvements. Lifetime members get a stylish Red Dads Club polo shirt and a digital id card that admits them and one other person into regular season home games and events for life -even after your son graduates. Consider joining as a Lifetime Member!


    Dads’ Club Dinner/Social/Meetings
    Join us for our monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. in Harper Great Hall. Dads meet to get to know each other, plan events, and share info about BCP departments with faculty and associates.
    • Saturday, April 5: Senior Retreat Breakfast - We need about six dads to hand out burritos and other breakfast items. 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Click here to sign up.
    • Wednesday, April 9: Big Brother/Freshmen Welcome – New Dads’ Club Membership Drive. Like to talk about and sell Dads Club Lifetime Memberships? Click here to RSVP!
    • Friday, April 11: Brophy Fashion Show Dads’ Club Outdoor Supervision - We need four volunteers  to welcome attendees and guide people to entrances. Click this link to volunteer: Fashion Show Volunteer Link.
    • Thursday, April 24: Dads' Club/Mothers' Guild Meeting New Brophy Parents Panel Discussion - Please RSVP for the event to Mother' Guild. Dads' RSVP here to bartend and sell lifetime memberships.
    • Wednesday, April 30: Senior Farewell Dinner - Click here to volunteer
    • AP Exam Parent Volunteers needed
      • 1,799 AP Exams to 696 students Monday, May 5 to Friday, May 16.
        • Parents cannot volunteer for a test their son is taking.
        • It is not recommended that parents sign up for more than one test per day.
        • Volunteers will be notified no later than April 11 with their assignment.
    • Tuesday, May 6 Dads' Club Meeting: Brophy Strategic Plan with President Bob Ryan Click here to RSVP.
    • Saturday, June 7: Dads' Club Summer Planning - Join us at 9 a.m. in the Student Activity Center for coffee, bagels and planning. Click here to RSVP.
    Manresa Father/Son Retreat
    A weekend of bonding, spirituality, games, and recreation –all up in the beautiful forest near Oak Creek, North of Sedona.
    April 25, 26, 27 2025 Freshman/Sophomore info and sign-up coming soon.


Brophy College Preparatory

4701 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85012
Phone: 602-264-5291
Fax: 602-266-3642

Graham Family Sports Campus

4800 N. Seventh Street
Phoenix, AZ 85012