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Bethlehem Catholic High School is a private, coeducational community of the Diocese of Allentown.
It serves students having diverse academic, social, cultural and economic backgrounds.
Bethlehem Catholic endeavors to graduate students who are responsible Christian individuals prepared to meet the demands of a rapidly changing society.
In cooperation with our parents, as primary educators, our school seeks to develop future leaders who exemplify Catholic values and who are capable of nurturing these values in others.
Bethlehem Catholic supports this mission by providing a faith-centered community dedicated to academic excellence and growth in Christian values.
Bethlehem Catholic High School is a private, coeducational
community of the Diocese of Allentown. It serves students having
diverse academic, social, cultural and economic backgrounds.
Bethlehem Catholic endeavors to graduate students who are
responsible Christian individuals prepared to meet the demands of a
rapidly changing society. In cooperation with our parents, as
primary educators, our school seeks to develop future leaders who
exemplify Catholic values and who are capable of nurturing these
values in others. Bethlehem Catholic supports this mission by
providing a faith-centered community dedicated to academic
excellence and growth in Christian values.
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