"The mission of Brother Martin High School is to form young people through a holistic education that fosters academic excellence in a caring, disciplined community which integrates Catholic tradition and the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart to meet the needs of a changing world."

Building for the Future of

Brother Martin High School

Fidelity through Change
The St. Aloysius Century Foundation Capital Campaign
to Benefit Brother Martin High School

In 1994 under the direction of Brother Ivy LeBlanc, President, a multi-phased master plan for the first capital campaign conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart was initiated for Brother Martin High School.  The $30 million comprehensive campaign outlined in the master plan includes endowment and program development needs.

Phase I, completed in 1999, resulted in the Thomas F. and Elaine P. Ridgley Fine Arts and Athletic Center.

Among the completed Phase II goals are the Roland H. and Macy Paton Meyer Science & Mathematics Building, renovation of E.A. Farley Field, additional athletic storage, demolition of the Brothers’ residence and the north wing and the relocation of the development and maintenance offices, construction of a parking lot extension and a paved walkway from the Ridgley Center to the Meyer Building.  Remaining in Phase II is construction of a chapel, renovation of the existing Science Labs into classrooms, a new Brother Martin HIgh School sign and the paving of the parking lot extension.

Phase III plans include construction of a Media Center/Library, renovation of faculty areas, kitchen enlargement, and mall and classroom improvements.