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The Spirit of a Squire

Side by side, cheering on their fellow Squires, Delone Catholic students support one another as they learn, grow, and perform.

Campus Life

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Rooted in Faith

Squires study Scripture, pray together, and offer works of mercy in service to the Church, the school, and the greater community. 

Spiritual Life

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Growing in Wisdom

Squires study in required and elective courses, providing knowledge and skills needed for continued academic success, while celebrating each student's unique passions and gifts.

Academics

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Prepared to Perform

Whether on the stage, on the court, or on the field, Squires put in the effort to develop self-discipline and virtue that will serve them for life.

Athletics     The Arts

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Surrounded by Support

Squires find themselves surrounded by family, clergy, teachers and staff, alumni and generous community supporters.

Alumni & Friends

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With an Eye on the Future

At Delone Catholic, Squires prepare for college, careers, military service, and religious vocations. 

The Class of 2023

Preparing Servant Leaders for the Modern World

Delone Catholic High School prepares young men and women to lead and to serve as "Doers of the Word" in any vocation to which God calls them.

Your Squirehood Starts Here

Invest in Your Family Values

Wondering, "Can we afford a Catholic school education?" We hear you.

But here's a more important question: "Can you afford NOT to invest in an education that strengthens your family's values?"

Yes, a Delone Catholic education is affordable. But the investment in your child's future is priceless.

News & Events

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Celebrating Catholic Schools Week 2025

On the last Sunday of every January, the National Catholic Education Association celebrates Catholic Schools Week. This year Delone Catholic High School’s celebration was planned around the theme “Pieces of the Same Puzzle.” 

“I think there is always an excitement about Catholic Schools Week! It is a nice break from routine and reminds us how lucky we are to have our school community, says Campus Minister Kate Phenicie.

Read More about Pieces of a Puzzle | Celebrating Catholic Schools Week 2025
DCMA Cash Raffle Dinner

The 43rd Annual Music Association Cash Raffle Dinner to be held on Saturday, April 5, 2025 is a fun way to support our creative Squires and Squirettes. Join the crowd at S.A.V.E.S. Social Hall, 5865 Hanover Rd., Hanover, Pa. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., and a roast turkey dinner will be served buffet style at 6:30 p.m. Your $100 ticket includes dinner for two and a chance to win one of 52 cash prizes, including the grand prize of $5,000. Small games of chance, a shared drawing raffle, and raffle baskets will also be available. 

Read More about Music Association Plans Annual Cash Raffle
Adams County Band Festival

Make plans to see the Adams County Band Festival on Saturday, Feb. 1, at 2 p.m. at Gettysburg High School! 

Monica Martz '27, Timothy Martz '26, Genevieve Ricucci '28, and Annie Woolford '25 from Delone Catholic and Jacob Detter, Aurelia Jbarah, Caralyn Kelbaugh, Devon Leonard, Avalyn Maurer, Carson Morgan, Zachary Mummert, and Enrique Vidal from our partner schools will perform.

The junior high band guest conductor will be Dr. Jenny Neff, professor of music education at the University of Delaware. The senior high band guest director will be Dr. Jason Worzbyt, Professor of Bassoon and Director of Adult and Community Bands at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Tickets are now available for pre-purchase online at a discounted rate.

Read More about Student-Musicians Selected to Perform in Adams County Band Festival

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.

9,623

hours of service by the Class of 2024

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.

62%

of the Class of 2024 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 $12,467,620 in scholarships.

51%

 of the Class of 2024 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. 

12%

of the Class of 2024 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. 

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Virtual Electives Offered

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