Cardinal Newman HS Sets Open House

Credit: Cardinal Newman High School

(Press Release) West Palm Beach, FL (September 16, 2026) -- Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS) welcomes prospective students and their families to Open House on Sunday, November 1, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The beautifully landscaped, 40-plus-acre campus is conveniently located at 512 Spencer Drive in West Palm Beach. Registration is required.

For more than 65 years, CNHS has provided students with a premier, college preparatory Catholic education. Guided by its mission to educate the whole person, spirit, mind, and body, the school strives to build life’s champions through faith, academics, servant leadership, and a strong family atmosphere.

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​Student-led tours will give families a firsthand look at the Cardinal Newman experience. Prospective students and their parents will visit classrooms, explore the campus, and meet teachers, academic department heads, counselors, and athletic coaches. Families will be greeted by the Cardinal Newman Band and cheerleaders, while the Crusader mascot will be available for photos. Light bites and refreshments will also be served.
 
“Open House gives families the opportunity to experience what makes Cardinal Newman such a special place,” said Cardinal Newman President Charles Stembler. “They can explore our campus, meet members of our community, and see how our faith-filled environment helps young people grow academically, spiritually, and personally. We look forward to welcoming prospective families to Crusader Nation.”

Cardinal Newman offers a rigorous, student-centered curriculum that includes 22 Advanced Placement courses, along with Honors, dual enrollment, and Learning Strategies courses. Students benefit from small classes, individualized attention, and a supportive family environment. With competitive tuition and an extensive range of academic, athletic, spiritual, and extracurricular opportunities, Cardinal Newman provides families with exceptional value in a private, college preparatory Catholic education.

Families can also learn about the new Cupertino Program, which complements the school’s college preparatory curriculum through a dedicated academic support class offering individualized literacy instruction for students with dyslexia and dysgraphia.

Representatives from the school and college counseling departments will be available to discuss Cardinal Newman’s four-year approach to academic planning, personal development, and the college admissions process.

To learn more and register, visit cardinalnewman.com.