Archbishop Curley HS

CODY RICE ’26 was selected as the representative from Archbishop Curley for the prestigious Scholar Athlete Award from the Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation. This award recognizes student athletes that excel in the classroom, on the field, and in their community.

Join us for the next Curley’s Power Breakfast, a networking event bringing together Curley alumni, parents, and friends of the school. We are honored to welcome General Paul M. Nakasone (Ret.), retired 4-Star U.S. Army General, former Director of the National Security Agency, and former Commander of U.S. Cyber Command. A proud father of three Curley alumni, General Nakasone will present: “National Security: What to Know for 2026.” RSVP to: bstitz@archbishopcurley.org

Only a few weeks left until the 31st Archbishop Curley Gala on March 28, 2026, and the excitement is building. As one of our most important fundraising traditions, the Gala Raffle plays a vital role in supporting our students and strengthening the Curley Brotherhood. This year we are offering $15,000 in cash prizes, including a $10,000 first prize, a $3,000 second prize, and a $2,000 third prize, all for just 5 dollars per ticket. With an $80,000 raffle goal, every ticket sold helps make a lasting impact on the Curley experience. The drawing will take place at Gala 31 on March 28, and all tickets are due back on or before March 25. Thank you to everyone in our Curley family for your continued generosity and commitment to our mission. Together, we make this tradition a success. payit.nelnet.net/form/acPquIuJ

The Battle of the Decades is entering its final stretch. With just seven days remaining, there’s still time to move the leaderboard, but the window is closing fast. If you haven’t stepped up for your decade yet, now is the moment. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

Black History Month Assembly Made for Now – Civil Rights Today As part of our Black History Month celebration, our Community Prayer, hosted by the Black Student Union, presented a powerful and timely assembly focused on the ongoing work of civil rights leaders today. Under the theme “Made for Now – Civil Rights Today,” students had the opportunity to hear directly from leaders of historic civil rights organizations who are actively shaping change in our communities. We were honored to welcome: Terri D. Mason, First Vice President of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) Tershea Rice, Interim CEO of the Greater Baltimore Urban League Both speakers shared insights into how their organizations continue the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement by addressing issues such as education equity, economic empowerment, advocacy, and community development. They challenged our students to recognize that civil rights work is not only history—it is present, active, and essential. The assembly reinforced that today’s generation is truly “Made for Now,” called to lead, serve, and make a meaningful impact in their communities.

We are proud to share the announcement from the Archdiocese of Baltimore regarding the appointment of Jeremy Joseph ’96 as the next President of Archbishop Curley High School, effective July 1, 2026. As a Curley alumnus and dedicated member of our faculty and leadership team for 26 years, Jeremy embodies the Franciscan values and brotherhood that define our school. His faith, commitment, and love for Curley have shaped generations of young men, and we are confident he will lead our community with vision and strength into the future. archbalt.org/archbishop-cur…

We are proud to recognize two outstanding members of our Curley community! Dan Ayd ’18, recipient of the Barry Brownlee Excellence in Teaching Award, is honored for his dedication in the classroom and his leadership as director of the St. Bonaventure Scholars Program, where he challenges and inspires students to grow academically and personally. Staff Member of the Year, Caroline Palmisano, is recognized for the energy, leadership, and care she offers as the Director of Special Events. From helping plan and support the many events that shape our school year to helping moderate The Student Government Association and running the Campus Store. Together, Dan and Caroline exemplify excellence, service, and a deep commitment to the Curley community.

We’re more than halfway through the Battle of the Decades, and the 1970s are out in front in participation. But keep an eye on the 1960s, holding strong in second place with half the number of classes as the decades around them. Participation is the key givebutter.com/fqoeEky

Great teams are built for the second half, and we’re officially in the second half of the Decades Challenge. Thank you to everyone who has given so far and helped build this momentum. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to take part, this is it. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

GIVE BACK, GET REWARDED! When you make a gift during this Challenge, you’ll be entered into a drawing where one donor from each decade will receive a Curley Campus Store gift card, and every donor will receive a limited-edition Decades Challenge sticker. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

The Battle of the Decades Is Heating Up! The 1970s have pulled out in front with the highest participation to date, setting the pace in the Battle of the Decades. The 1960s remain close behind. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

Summer at Curley is where competition, skill, and brotherhood come together. Our camps are led by Curley coaches and varsity athletes who know what it takes to compete at the next level. Train, learn, and have fun. archbishopcurley.org/about/summer-c…

Which decade will rise? The Curley Alumni Decade Challenge is underway, and bragging rights are on the line. If your era hasn’t shown up yet, now’s the time. Support Curley, boost your decade, and help shape the future of our brotherhood. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

With Gala 31 fast approaching, we’re excited to kick off the New Year at Desantis’ Pizza Grill & Bar on Wednesday, January 21. Join us anytime from 11 a.m. to close, dine in or grab carryout, and 10% of your order will go to supporting Curley GALA 31.

From the halls you walked to the brotherhood you built, the Curley Alumni Decade Challenge is on. Represent your era, help your decade rise to the top, and support the next generation of Friars. givebutter.com/fqoeEk

Join fellow Curley young alumni for a great afternoon back on campus! Come reconnect, share stories, and enjoy the Curley brotherhood that lasts a lifetime. Please RSVP using the link. forms.gle/5pZYSd8cf8X6aS…

The postseason honors continue for senior forward Landon Beckman. Congratulations on being named to the United Soccer Coaches All-American team.