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Forge Your Future

Prepare for college, career, military service, and religious vocations at Delone Catholic High School.

The Class of 2025

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Sarah Hyser-Staub '06 speaks at Academic Banquet 2026

"Cultivate resilience and learn to be flexible. Find your mentors and seek out sponsors. Pursue service above recognition." 

Guest speaker Sarah Hyser-Staub ’06 advised the students being honored at the annual Academic Banquet hosted by the PTO on Monday evening, April 27.

Principal David Staub '94, P'25, P'28 and class moderators presented each student with a certificate in honor of their academic achievement.

Read More about Top Ten Percent Honored at Annual Academic Banquet
Timothy Martz and Ivy Nieves

With great pride and admiration, Delone Catholic High School announces the valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 2026, who will graduate on Friday, May 15, at 6:30 p.m. in commencement exercises to be held at Delone Catholic High School in McSherrystown, Pa.

The Class of 2026 Valedictorian is Timothy Norbert Martz, son of Troy and Mary Martz of Hanover, Pa. The Class of 2026 Salutatorian is Ivy Mae Nieves, daughter of Sam and Leslie Nieves of Gettysburg, Pa.

Please join us in congratulating Timothy and Ivy on their outstanding academic achievements and their bright futures!

Read More about Delone Catholic High School Announces Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Principal Staub presents Amy Miller with a Certificate

If you’ve been by the athletic office lately, you know it’s a whirlwind of schedules, stats, and Squire spirit. At the center of it all is our Assistant Director of Athletics Amy Miller ’05, P’29, who just hit a major professional milestone.

Miller has officially earned her Registered Athletic Administrator (RAA) designation from the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA).

Read More about Staff News | Amy Miller ’05, P’29 Earns National Recognition
Two students walking together in the hallway

Choosing a high school is a big decision, and honestly, it can be a little overwhelming. You’re looking at brochures, comparing stats, and trying to imagine your child’s future. But at the end of the day, you’re looking for one specific thing: the right fit.

At Delone Catholic, we believe that every child deserves a school where they don’t just "get by," but where they truly belong. We want to be the place where they can become the best version of themselves—not a version we’ve picked for them, but the person they were created to be.

How do you find that? You have to experience it. That’s why we invite every prospective student to spend a Shadow Day with us.

Read More about "Test Drive" Your Education: The Power of the Shadow Day Experience
Bradly Gossert and Angie Klunk

Delone Catholic High School is entering a bold new chapter with the appointment of two local leaders to head its newly established School of Business & Entrepreneurship. Bradly Gossert joins the faculty as the Director of Business & Entrepreneurship Education, while alumna Angela (Smith) Klunk ’93, P’16, P’20, P’28 returns to her roots as the program’s Business Education Advisor.

The appointments are a direct fulfillment of the Academics & Technology objectives outlined in the school’s strategic plan, Timeless Excellence: Our Next Chapter. By launching this signature program, Delone Catholic seeks to reinvigorate its long-standing traditional business program to deliver a modern, practice-based curriculum that integrates cutting-edge technology with high-level academic rigor, ensuring students are prepared for the complexities of a global workforce.

Read More about Delone Catholic Strengthens Future-Ready Curriculum with New Business Leadership Team

By The Numbers

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College Partners

Our college partners offer guaranteed acceptance and merit scholarships to students who meet GPA and test score requirements.

43%

of the Class of 2025 earned college scholarship offers

The investment in a Delone Catholic education pays dividends for graduates pursuing higher education. Colleges, universities, and other organizations offered the Class of 2024 more than $6,874,801 in scholarships.

9,536

hours of service by the Class of 2025

Every Squire lives out the school motto, "Be Doers of the Word (James 1:22)" in acts of service to their Church, school, and community.

36%

 of the Class of 2025 enrolled in an Advanced Placement® course while in high school.

Not only do our Squires graduate prepared for the next step in their education, some earn college credits while still in high school. 

16%

of the Class of 2025 Completed an Internship in High School

Internships allow Squires to gain practical experience while exploring careers of particular interest to individual students. 

13:1

Student : Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes allow teachers to engage with each student and to provide for individual learning needs.

1:1

Devices per Student

The school issues a Chromebook to each Squire for educational use over four years. Upon graduation, the device becomes the property of the graduate. 

45

Virtual Electives Offered

A partnership with Virtual High School allows Squires to personalize their curriculum with dozens of virtual electives.