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School Life
House System
Calvert Hall’s House System helps students build even closer relationships and experience the powerful brotherhood of CHC. Every student is assigned to one of our 10 Houses, placing students into smaller brotherhoods to increase opportunities for student leadership and upperclassman mentoring. Students remain in the same House for their four years and each House is comprised of Freshmen through Seniors along with faculty and staff. Throughout the year, Houses compete in a variety of contests and competitions to encourage zeal and brotherhood.
Senior and Junior House Captains as well as Faculty Heads from each House form the zealous House leadership that serve their peers throughout the year. The benefits of Calvert Hall’s House System are boundless!
Calvert Hall House System
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Get To Know The Houses
The Calvert Hall House System is made up of 10 Houses. Each House name is in honor and recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to The Hall.
At Calvert Hall, we are 10 Houses, 1 Brotherhood!
At Calvert Hall, we are 10 Houses, 1 Brotherhood!
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Cavalier House
Brother Gregory is a legendary figure in Calvert Hall history with many alumni who found a mentor and friend in him. Brother Gregory is a much beloved educator from his time at CHC in the 60's and 70's. -
Clary House
Mr. Frank Clary '53 and Mrs. Shirley Clary were dedicated employees of CHC for more than 55 years! Mr. Frank guided the transition of CHC to its new home in Towson from its former location in downtown Baltimore. Mrs. Clary served as secretary to the principal and president and was CHC's number one cheerleader. -
DiNoto House
Brother Andrew was completely devoted to Calvert Hall, spending almost his entire career at CHC from 1947 until 2005. Brother Andy, as he was known, activity taught Social Studies, served as Athletic Director, and ran the Dining Hall. -
Freitag House
Mr. Charlie Freitag joined the Calvert Hall faculty as a teacher in 1953 and was appointed Director of Music in 1967. His mission at Calvert Hall was to support a passion for the arts in every student that he encountered. -
Kropp House
Mr. Kropp taught for 53 years at Calvert Hall, giving him one of the longest teaching careers in Calvert Hall's history. During his many years, he was history teacher, as well as a coach of football, water polo, swimming and diving. -
Miceli House
Mr. Augustine "Augie" Miceli holds the title for longest teaching career at Calvert Hall as he served a total of 60 years in the community. He was a beloved Math teacher and a football coach. -
Newman House
Bishop William Newman is one of Calvert Hall's most famous and dedicated alumni from the class of 1946. Bishop Newman was a dedicated priest and pastor and served in several positions within the Archdiocese of Baltimore and even served as Superintendent of Schools before becoming a Monsignor and eventually Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore. -
Rogers House
Mr. Charles Rogers Sr. was an institution at Calvert Hall as the long tenured Head of Maintenance Mr. Rogers treated everyone the same way and was fierce about making sure Calvert Hall was at its best when he was in charge. -
Sterner House
Brother Rene Sterner served in many capacities at several Lasallian schools in Pennsylvania and Maryland throughout his storied career. Brother Rene served Calvert Hall as principal from 1980 until 1990 and was truly a visionary leader. -
Strong House
Brother Kevin Strong was a groundbreaking leader at Calvert Hall and served as the first president in the original 146-year history of the school. Brother Kevin was also a giant with the Brothers of the Christian Schools serving in many leadership capacities throughout his career.
