The Only Catholic High School in Burlington County

Nobody Gets
Lost at the Cross.

The transcript is the smallest part of what your child takes from here

The Only Catholic High School 
in Burlington County

Nobody Gets
Lost at the Cross.

The transcript is the smallest part of what
your child takes from here

What a transcript
will never show

Compassion, respect, ownership, spirituality, and the habit of service. That is what makes this place special.

Compassion, respect, ownership, spirituality,
and the habit of service. That is what makes
this place special.

Generation after
Generation

Families send their children here. That is the clearest evidence we have that what happens here is worth repeating.

Families send their children here. That is the
clearest evidence we havethat what 
happens here is worth repeating.

Small enough
to notice

A teacher notices the week your child goes quiet and tells you before you have to ask. That is by design and it is what we protect as we continue to grow.

Average class size: 17. Student-to-teacher ratio: 15:1.

A teacher notices the week your child goes
quiet and tells you before you have to ask.
That is by design and it is what we protect as
we continue to grow.

Average class size: 17. Student-to-teacher ratio: 15:1.

Coming up at the Cross

Evening Open House

Thursday, Nov. 19
6 to 8 PM.

Placement Test

Saturday, Nov. 7 or Sunday, Nov. 8
9 AM to 1 PM

Class of 2031 Key Dates

NOV 7 & 8 Placement Test
NOV 19 Evening Open House
NOV 22 Priority Deadline

Ask the people who are here

What four years here can be worth.

$100,000

Merit scholarship at Mount St. Mary's 
University for graduates who qualify

$120,000

Merit scholarship at St. Joseph's 
University with a 3.75 weighted GPA

What four years here can be worth.

$100,000

Merit scholarship at Mount St. Mary's
University for graduates who qualify

$120,000

Merit scholarship at St. Joseph's
University with a 3.75 weighted GPA

Our seventieth year,
and a plan for the next seventy.

Cross Forward is how this school becomes one that funds itself: filling our classrooms deliberately, building a real giving program, and putting our campus to work for the community when our students are not using it. One plan, one name, and someone answerable for the result. Seventy years in, some families are on their third generation here. This is the work of making sure there is a fourth.