Archbishop Stepinac High School, Catholic high school in White Plains, New York
Archbishop Stepinac High School is a boys' school in White Plains, New York that has served students since 1948 following Catholic traditions. The campus features traditional brick buildings with large windows, set in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by trees and green spaces where students study and participate in activities.
The school was founded in 1948 and named after a church leader from Croatia. A turning point came in 2009 when it became independent from the Archdiocese of New York, allowing it to make its own decisions about operations and planning.
The school is named after Aloysius Stepinac, a church leader from Croatia, reflecting its Catholic identity. Daily life here includes moments of reflection and an emphasis on values like respect and community service that shape how students interact and learn together.
The school is located in a quiet residential area of White Plains and is accessible by car or public transportation. Visitors should arrange any visit in advance since this is an active school campus with regular daily operations.
The sports teams are called the Crusaders and have won numerous city and state championships in recent years, particularly in football. The auditorium is named after Edward Bowes, a famous show host, reflecting how the school honors both athletic and artistic achievements.
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