About Us
Francis Libermann Catholic High School is a non-semestered, coeducational secondary school that prioritizes equity and inclusion. We offer individualized support through our Special Education, Student Services, and English as a Second Language (ESL) departments, ensuring all students have the opportunity to thrive.
Our Mission
Francis Libermann Catholic High School is comprised of students, parents, teachers and support staff who work together in an equitable partnership to foster personal growth, academic excellence and community outreach in a student-focused and Christ-centric learning environment.
Our School Prayer
O Divine Spirit,
I wish to be like a feather before you,
so that your breath may carry me wherever it pleases,
and I may never offer it any resistance.
Amen!
Francis Libermann – Pray for us!
Faith and Community
Faith and community are central to life at Francis Libermann. Our retreat programs and charitable initiatives encourage students to live out Gospel values in meaningful ways. With a diverse, multi-ethnic student population, our school fosters a strong sense of belonging and shared purpose, supported by a committed staff and vibrant student body.
School History
Founded in 1977 by the Spiritans (Congregation of the Holy Spirit), Francis Libermann Catholic High School quickly established itself as a model of academic excellence and faith. Led by its first principal, Father John Geary, CSSp., the school began with a small team of dedicated educators committed to nurturing both intellect and spirit.
Our Namesake
The school is named after Venerable Francis Mary Paul Libermann, a Jewish convert to Christianity who was ordained a Catholic priest in 1841. He co-founded the Congregation of the Holy Spirit.
Our motto, “Inter Mutanda Constantia” (“Steadfastness in the midst of change”), reflects our commitment to academic excellence and Gospel values in a traditional, non-semestered, coeducational setting.