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Faith
Monsignor Kelly
Catholic High School is a unique four-year academic institution
of the Diocese of Beaumont, Texas. This coeducational high
school is an
education ministry of the Catholic Church under the jurisdiction
of Bishop
Guillory. Monsignor Kelly is devoted to making Christ’s
love real in the world. It
is a gathering of students from all races, religion, economic
levels and social
backgrounds. Monsignor Kelly is spiritually robust and academically
demanding.
The mission
of Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School is to serve as a community
of Christ’s familial love for diverse cultures, peoples,
and abilities. The school is
dedicated to excellence in education, growth in the relationship
to God, and
service to society. The spirit of Kelly is "to have the
mind of Jesus."
Monsignor Kelly
continues its 100-years plus tradition of faith as we head
into the
21st century. Kelly was founded in 1895 by the Dominican Sisters
as a one
room parish school, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, which became
St. Anthony
High School in 1917. The present facility was named Central
Catholic High
School when is opened in 1961. The name was changed in 1964
to honor
Monsignor Edmund A. Kelly for his untiring efforts and interest
in education.
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