Archbishop Mitty High School - School Profile - 2025-26

Sep 14, 2026

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Archbishop Mitty High School School Profile 2025-26 outlines the school’s mission to prepare students for college and responsible global leadership through personal, academic, and spiritual development. It describes admissions based on prior academic work, recommendations, placement tests, and extracurricular involvement, along with a traditional block schedule for grades 9–12. The profile details accreditation, faculty qualifications, counseling and college guidance, campus ministry, athletic programs, student activities, performing arts, enrollment composition, graduation requirements, and accelerated and advanced placement opportunities.

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School Profile

Administration and Mission

Students and Academics

Accreditation and Faculty

Counseling Department

Campus Ministry

Athletic Programs

Student Activities

Performing Arts

Student Enrollment

Graduation Requirements

Accelerated, Honors, and Advanced Placement

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program, the school prepares students for college and for responsible leadership in a global society. At the sametime, the school works diligently alongside parents to foster the personal, academic, and spiritual development of each student. Recognizing that each individual is created in the image and likeness of God, the school celebratesand affirms its diverse cultural community while developing students who are intellectually competent, just, faith filled, respectful leaders. | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | ARCHBISHOP MITTY HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL PROFILE
2025-26
Mrs. Latanya (Johnson ‘92) Hilton, President Ms. Katherine Caputo, Principal 5000 Mitty Avenue, San José, CA 95129 Tel (408) 252-6610 • Fax (408) 252-0518 [www.mitty.com](www.mitty.com)[ ](www.mitty.com)School Code 053078 | | | the school
Students commute from a wide geographical area to attend Archbishop Mitty High School. Admission is based on previous academic work, recommendations, placement test scores, and extracurricular activities. Archbishop Mitty High School consists of grades 9-12 and operates on a traditional block schedule, and a semester system. Each class meets 2-3 times a week for 60-75 minutes. Students may enroll in up to eight courses per semester but take no fewer than six courses. Counselors recommend that all students have at least one off period each semester.
AccreDitAtion
Western Catholic Education Association
Western Association of Schools and Colleges Association
AssociAtion
National Catholic Educational Association
National Association of Secondary School Principals National Association of College Admissions Counselors Western Association of College Admissions Counselors Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development The College Board
the FAculty
The faculty and administration consist of one hundred and thirty-eight members. One hundred and eight faculty members possess advanced degrees. | | counseling DepArtMent
Ten full-time and one part time counselors provide academic and personal counseling, college planning services, and a comprehensive parent education program. Each year all students in every grade level take two required college guidance classes.
cAMpus Ministry
The Archbishop Mitty Campus Ministry program offers a multitude of ways for students to strengthen their spirituality through student ministry teams (Cornerstone, LIFE Team), immersion trips, class level retreats, an advocacy group (Mitty Advocacy Program), all-school liturgies, and a variety of prayer and service experiences. Summer immersion trips explore the cultural and historical contexts of California, Oregon, Central America, India, Jamaica, and South Africa, and complement the curricular offerings in the junior Ethics, Culture, and Justice classes.
Athletic progrAMs
Archbishop Mitty fields 64 interscholastic athletic teams in 26 programs. Young men and women participate in the West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL), which provides the highest level of competition. Over 1,000 student-athletes participated in one or more athletic teams, and over the past five years, 225 Archbishop Mitty alumni have gone on to compete atthe four-year college level.. Since 2000, Archbishop Mitty athletic teams have captured 207 varsity league titles, 125 CIF Central Coast Section championships, 42 CIF Northern California championships, and 19 CIF state titles. | | stuDent Activities
The Archbishop Mitty Student Activities Program provides leadership opportunities for over a quarter of the student body. It oversees student government, four dances, three rallies, Homecoming, Spirit Week, the ever-popular class spirit competition, Monarch Madness, and year-end events to commemorate the graduating senior class. The Student Activities program serves as the hub of activity for foste

FAQs

How are students admitted to Archbishop Mitty High School?

Admission is based on previous academic work, recommendations, placement test scores, and extracurricular activities.

What support does the Counseling Department provide?

Full-time and part-time counselors offer academic and personal counseling, college planning services, and a parent education program, with required college guidance classes in every grade level each year.

What are the key graduation requirements listed in the profile?

Graduation requires 240 semester units and includes service, English, Science, Social Studies, Physical Development, Electives, World Language, Mathematics, Religious Studies, and Visual or Performing Arts, with specified semester counts for each.

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