Brother Martin High School is a private,

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, all-boys college preparatory school run by the

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Province of the

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. It is located in the

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History

The school was founded by the brothers in 1869 as St. Aloysius College. Another high school, Cor Jesu High School, was later merged into the school, which later took on its current name.

Hurricane Katrina

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forced the school to close in August 2005. Brother Martin opened a temporary facility at

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in Baton Rouge for their students. Catholic High allowed students and faculty of Brother Martin to use their facilities during its after hours. Displaced Brother Martin students continued to learn here for the remainder of 2005. Brother Martin High School reopened its doors in New Orleans in January 2006 sustaining minimal flood damage to the bottom floors. Many faculty and volunteers helped renovate and repair the damaged sections of the school.

School mascot and colors

The school's

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is a crusader and the colors are crimson and gold.

Campus

Brother Martin High School is located on Elysian Fields Avenue in Gentilly, an established residential neighborhood in New Orleans. The school campus includes Cor Jesu Hall, the oldest building on the current campus; built in 1954, the Conlin Gymnasium (now fully air-conditioned), the largest high school gym in the city, and the newest components on campus; the Thomas F. and Elaine P. Ridgley Fine Arts and Athletic Center, commonly known as the "Ridgley Center", E. A. Farley Field, used for Soccer, Baseball and non-varsity football, the Roland H. & Macy Paton Meyer Science and Mathematics Building, and the James B. Branton Chapel. Renovations were also made to the Cor Jesu building, second-floor resource center, Library, Benson Mall, and Food Services.

Thomas F. and Elaine P. Ridgley Fine Arts and Athletic Center

In January 1999, over 400

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, Brothers and friends attended the dedication ceremony for the Thomas F. and Elaine P. Ridgley Fine Arts and Athletic Center. The dedication of this facility was presided over by Bishop Gregory Aymond, CJ’67, hosted by Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C. President of Brother Martin High School and was the realization of the goal of the first phase of the Campaign for Brother Martin High School. The entrance to the Ridgley Center Lobby is on a diagonal. The diagonal sits on the Faubourg-Darcantel line, one of the oldest boundaries in the city. Upstairs in the second floor lobby, a wall of windows frame E.A. Farley Field.

E. A. Farley Field

Between 1945 and 1947 the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, looking toward the future had purchased more than of property, primarily from the Farley family, in the growing residential area of Gentilly. By 1952 Brother Martin Hernandez as provincial planned and supervised the construction of Cor Jesu High School on the Gentilly site. Through his Youth Progress Program Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel contributed $475,000 toward construction and furnishings of the new school. From 1980 through 1983 the school purchased parcels of land from the Farley Family which was bordered by Mandeville Street, Gentilly Boulevard, St. Aloysius Drive (formerly Stephen Girard St.) and Cor Jesu Drive (formerly Marigny St.) for use in their athletic and extracurricular programs. The field underwent a renovation as part of Phase II of the Capital Campaign during which a baseball field was constructed and additional athletic storage and restrooms were added. The playing surface was redone and drainage and a sprinkler system were installed, allowing the lower level teams to play home games on campus, although the varsity plays its home games at Kirsch-Rooney Stadium at nearby

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. This is especially where the football team practices. And also the baseball teams.

Roland H. & Macy Paton Meyer Science and Mathematics Building

The Roland H. & Macy Paton Meyer Science and Mathematics Building opened for the 2007–2008 school year on August 17. The Meyer Building is located at the corner of Elysian Fields Avenue and Sumpter Street, the former site of the Brothers’ Residence (circa 1955). This building houses computer, chemistry, physics and biology labs. For flexibility, eight science classrooms adjoin the three state-of-the-art lab spaces on the second floor. The first floor has seven math classrooms and a computer lab.

The James B. Branton Chapel

The James B. Branton chapel is settled in front of the Roland H. & Macy Paton Meyer Science and Mathematics Building.

Academics

Brother Martin High School is fully accredited by the

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. The school offers college-preparatory classes to young men in grades 8–12.

School organization and administration

The official governing body of Brother Martin High School is the school's board of directors, which is responsible for setting school policy and regulations and hiring the school president and

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. The administration of Brother Martin is a president, the principal, dean of students, assistant principal for academics, assistant principal for admissions, and assistant principal for student services.

Athletics

Brother Martin is a member of the

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and participates in District 9-5A, also known as the Catholic League for the number of Catholic schools in the district. Brother Martin athletics started back in the early 1900s with

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and

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. Now over 100 years later, Brother Martin has more than 12 varsity sports for students to choose from. Brother Martin's years of athletic traditions have yielded numerous State and District Championships over the years. The school has teams in baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and wrestling- which is regarded as one of the best wrestling programs in the state, with 21 state championship titles since 1979. All teams except tennis, swimming, golf wrestling, and bowling consist of four levels of competition: eighth grade, ninth grade, junior varsity and varsity. The school has had a bowling team as a club sport for many years, but in the 2007–08 school year, it came out with a varsity bowling team. The team competes as a member of the LHSAA. Teams are selected through a tryout process. Brother Martin's basketball teams won state championships in three of its first five seasons following the merger of St. Aloysius and Cor Jesu. The 1969–70 team went 36–0 and was named a mythical national champion. In 1974, the Crusaders defeated the Catholic League rival Holy Cross in the championship game, led by the future University of Kentucky and NBA player

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Coaches

The Crusader football team was coached for 27 seasons (1970–96) by Bobby Conlin, who compiled a 204–99–5 record, the most wins for any Catholic League coach, and the most for any New Orleans-area coach in Louisiana's highest classification. He led Brother Martin to the 1971 Class AAAA state championship with a 23–0 victory over archrival St. Augustine. The Crusaders also reached the championship game in 1989, losing 35–7 to Ouachita Parish. Conlin was posthumously inducted into the LHSAA Hall of Fame in 2003.

Championships

National championships *(1) Basketball State championships *(2) Baseball *(6) Basketball *(6) Bowling *(8) Cross Country *(1) Football *(1) Golf *(2) Soccer *(2) Tennis *(21) Wrestling All championships
Baseball *1974-1975 - District, State Runner-up *1983-1984 - State *1984-1985 - State Runner-up *1988-1989 - District Tournament *1990-1991 - District *1995-1996 - State *2007-2008 - District *2009-2010 - District *2012-2013 - Undefeated District, State Quarterfinalist *2013-2014 - District, State Quarterfinalist *2014-2015 - State Semifinalist *2018-2019 - District, State Semifinalist In addition to the listed school championships, the 1983

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team sponsored by Brother Martin won the Louisiana state championship and Mid-South regional and placed fourth at the American Legion World Series. Basketball *1969-1970 - District, State, National *1970-1971 - District, State *1972-1973 - District *1973-1974 - District, State *1978-1979 - District *1982-1983 - District Runner-up; State Semifinalist *1986-1987 - District *2002-2003 - District, State Runner-up *2003-2004 - District, State *2004-2005 - District, State *2006-2007 - District *2009-2010 - State *2011-2012 - District, State Semifinalist *2012-2013 - State Quarterfinalist *2016-2017 - District, State Runner-up *2017-2018 - State Quarterfinalist *2018-2019 - State Semifinalist *2019-2020 - State Semifinalist Bowling *1973-1974 - City *1977-1978 - City *1987-1988 - City *1988-1989 - City *1991-1992 - City *1994-1995 - City *1997-1998 - City *2008-2009 - State Runner-up *2009-2010 - Bi-Regional *2010-2011 - State Runner-up *2013-2014 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State Semifinalist *2014-2015 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State *2015-2016 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State *2016-2017 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State Semifinalist *2017-2018 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State *2018-2019 - Undefeated District, Bi-Regional, State *2019-2020 - Undefeated District (Regional and State canceled due to COVID closure) *2020-2021 - District, Bi-Regional, State *2022-2023 - State Cross Country *1969-1970 - City *1970-1971 - City, District *1971-1972 - City, District, State *1972-1973 - City, District, State Runner-up *1973-1974 - City, District *1974-1975 - City, District *1975-1976 - City, District *1976-1977 - City, District *1977-1978 - City, District *1978-1979 - City, District *1979-1980 - City, District, State Runner-up *1980-1981 - City, District, State *1981-1982 - City, District, State *1983-1984 - City *1984-1985 - City, State Runner-up *1986-1987 - City *1991-1992 - City, District, State Runner-up *1992-1993 - City, District, State Runner-up *1993-1994 - State *1994-1995 - City, District, State Runner-up *1995-1996 - City, District *1997-1998 - State Runner-up *1998-1999 - State *1999-2000 - District, State *2000-2001 - City, District *2001-2002 - City *2002-2003 - City, District, State *2003-2004 - City, State Runner-up *2004-2005 - City, State Runner-up *2005-2006 - City, State Runner-up *2006-2007 - City *2007-2008 - City, State *2008-2009 - City *2011-2012 - District, Metro, State Runner-Up *2012-2013 - District Runner-Up, Metro *2014-2015- State Runner-Up *2015-2016- Metro *2016-2017 - District, Region *2017-2018 - District, Region *2018-2019 - District, Region, State Runner-Up *2019-2020 - District, Region Football *1969-1970 - Miracle Strip Bowl *1971-1972 - District, State *1972-1973 - District *1975-1976 - Shrimp Bowl *1977-1978 - District *1978-1979 - Turkey Bowl *1983-1984 - District *1985-1986 - District *1989-1990 - State Runner-up *1992-1993 - District *2007-2008 - District *2008-2009 - District *2014-2015 - State Semifinalist *2018-2019 - State Quarterfinalist *2019-2020 - State Semifinalist *2020-2021 - District (Undefeated), State Semifinalist *2022-2022 - State Runner-up Golf *1969-1970 - District *1970-1971 - District *1971-1972 - City *1976-1977 - District, Regional *1985-1986 - District *1988-1989 - District, Regional *1992-1993 - Regional *1993-1994 - Regional *1995-1996 - Regional *2001-2002 - District, Regional *2003-2004 - State *2006-2007 - District, Regional *2012-2013 - District *2018-2019 - District *2022-2023 - District Soccer *1992-1993 - District *1997-1998 - District *1999-2000 - State *2000-2001 - State *2001-2002 - State Runner-up *2011-2012 - Co-District *2012-2013 - Co- District, State Semifinalist *2013-2014 - Undefeated District, State Quarterfinalist *2014-2015 - State Quarterfinalist *2016-2017 - District *2019-2020 - District, State Quarterfinalist Swimming *1987-1988 - District, State Runner-up *1988-1989 - District, State Runner-up *1994-1995 - State Runner-up *1995-1996 - State Runner-up Tennis *1977-1978 - City *1984-1985 - State Runner-up *1985-1986 - City, District *1986-1987 - City, District, State *1987-1988 - State Runner-up *2011-2012 - Regional Doubles, Regional Runner-up *2012-2013 - District Runner-up, Regional Runner-up *2013-2014 - District Runner-up, Regional Runner-up *2014-2015 - District Runner-up, Regional Runner-up *2015-2016 - District Runner-up, Regional Runner-up *2016-2017 - Regional Singles, Regional Runner-up *2017-2018 - District and Regional Champions, State Runner-up *2018-2019 - District and Regional Champions, State Runner-up *2023-2024 - City, District, State Track and Field *1971-1972 - District *1972-1973 - District *1975-1976 - District *1978-1979 - District *1979-1980 - District *1982-1983 - District *1983-1984 - District *1984-1985 - District *1986-1987 - District *1990-1991 - Indoor State Runner-up *1994-1995 - Indoor State Runner-up *1995-1996 - Regional *1996-1997 - Regional *2003-2004 - District, Regional *2005-2006 - District, Regional *2007-2008 - District, Regional *2008-2009 - District, Regional *2011-2012 - District *2012-2013 - District *2013-2014 - District *2014-2015 - District Wrestling *1977-1978 – District, State Runner-up *1978-1979 – City, State *1980-1981 – State Runner-up *1981-1982 – City, State *1982-1983 – District, State Runner-up *1983-1984 – City, State *1984-1985 – District, State *1985-1986 – District, State *1986-1987 – District, State *1989-1990 – District *1995-1996 – District, Regional, State Runner-up *1996-1997 – District, State Runner-up *1998-1999 – District, State *1999-2000 – District, State *2000-2001 – District, State *2001-2002 – District, State *2002-2003 – District, State *2005-2006 – State Runner-up *2006-2007 – District, State *2011-2012 – District, State *2012-2013 – District, City, State *2013-2014 – Undefeated District, State *2014-2015- District, State *2015-2016- District, State *2017-2018 - District, Regional, State *2018-2019 - District, State *2019-2020 - District, State *2021-2022 - Undefeated District, State *2022-2023 - Undefeated District *2024-2025 - State Runner-up In addition to the school's team championships, it holds state records for the most state finalists in a single year (12 in 2000) and the most individual state champions in a single year (7 in both 2000 and 2001). It is also the only program in the state to have three individuals win four individual state titles in Division I: Richie Clementi (2025), Steven Shields (2017), and Paul Klein (2015).

Extracurricular activities

Some extracurricular activities offered include Academic Games, art and design club, book club, Bands- Marching, Concert, and Symphonic Bands, a pep and stage band, cheerleading, chorus, CSPN (Crusader Streaming & Programming Network), Culinary Crusaders, Close-Up, cyber patriot, drama club, Excalibur National Honor Society, fishing club, intramurals,

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, lacrosse, a literary magazine (''The Pen and the Sword''), literary rally, martial arts medical support staff,

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, NJROTC, quiz bowl team, rugby team, speech and debate club, student ambassadors, student ministry, student recruiting team,

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, tabletop gaming club, ultimate frisbee, world culture club, and yearbook (''Yesterday'').

Notable alumni

NOTE: Some of those listed below graduated from one of Brother Martin's forerunner schools, St. Aloysius (1869–1969) and Cor Jesu (1954–69) * D. J. Augustin basketball player for the

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, former

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point guard, and 9th overall pick in the

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current

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* Kevin Belton celebrity TV chef on PBS, author and New Orleans cooking instructor. Played football at Brother Martin,

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training camp. *

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owner of the

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(died 2018) *

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former

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, Washington Senators,

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) * Ken Bordelon former

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linebacker (

); co-captain of Brother Martin's 1971 Class AAAA state championship team * Richard Brennan Sr. (1931–2015) New Orleans

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* Pascal F. Calogero Jr. Chief Justice,

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(retired) * Garret Chachere college football coach * Philip Ciaccio state representative, New Orleans City Council member, state circuit judge from 1982 to 1998 * Fernando del Valle (born Brian Stephen Skinner) operatic tenor * Allen J. Ellender

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as well as Dean of the Senate *

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former

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lead singer of band

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* Robert William Muench Bishop of the Diocese of Baton Rouge * Don Newman member of Brother Martin's 1974 state basketball champion team; NBA assistant coach, including World Champion San Antonio Spurs in 2005 & 2007 * Arthur J. O'Keefe former mayor of New Orleans (1926–1929) * Michael D. Perry, software engineer, photographer and writer *

basketball player, member of Brother Martin's 1974 state champions, 1978 NCAA champion

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Champion

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Center * Richard Simmons fitness guru and celebrity * Eric F. Skrmetta

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* Irv Smith Jr. free-agent tight end, formerly a player for the Vikings, Bengals, and Chiefs *

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current offensive lineman for Los Angeles Chargers * Tre' Morgan current minor league baseball player and former 2023 National Champion for LSU Tigers

References

External links

The Archdiocese of New Orleans official website

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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