Catholic High School, cluster school in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Catholic High School is a secondary school in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, located on a campus covering about 10 acres. The grounds include multiple academic buildings, science and computer laboratories, a library, a sports hall, and facilities for various sports including squash courts.
The school was founded in 1956 by Brother Philippe Wu of the Marist Brothers and began with just two classes. After relocating several times, it settled at its current Petaling Jaya location in 1958 and expanded gradually over the decades.
The school is known locally as SMJK Katholik, reflecting its Catholic foundation and mission. Daily life on campus shows strong values of respect and discipline that guide both students and staff interactions.
The school is easily accessible via the nearby Taman Jaya LRT station, providing students with convenient daily transportation. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and respect the school grounds by following basic dress code guidelines.
The sports hall completed in 1976 was named after the founder and witnessed a major change in 1985 when the school opened to female students for the first time. This shift marked an important evolution in the school community and its educational mission.
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