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A $2.5 million dollar gift was bequeathed from the estate of John B. "Sean" O'Rourke, Prep Class of 1959. This marks the first ever endowed position at Fairfield Prep.

In honor of Black History Month, the Fairfield Prep Campus Ministry Team will highlight important black Catholic historical figures in American history.

Fairfield Prep is pleased to release the First Semester Honors list.

n the event of a cancellation, delay or early dismissal, a message will be sent via the Blackboard Connect system.

Coming in 2019, the Fairfield Prep Entrepreneurship Institute will consist of entrepreneurial studies combined with off campus learning at manufacturing plants, venture capital firms, intellectual property law firms, and many other industries.

Fairfield Prep is offering Driver's Ed classes beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019.

Fairfield Prep welcomes all students to participate in its new "Writing Royale" short story contest.

The Political Awareness Society has released the January 2019 issue of Zeitgeist.

Prep proudly announces the impressive list of early college acceptances for the Class of 2019.

Fairfield Prep encourages all students to attend a cultural experience event featuring musical performances, calligraphy and Chinese food.

The Fairfield Prep Creative Writing Club has published the latest issue of the school's literary magazine, The Bellarmine Review.

Prep is offering two sessions of our SAT preparation course designed to help prepare current juniors who plan to take the March, May or June SAT exam.

Support Prep's student-centered, mission advancing programs with your 2018 tax deductible donation postmarked, or received online, no later than December 31.

Fairfield Prep is proud to announce that the third annual Athletic Hall of Fame class will be inducted on Friday, May 31, 2019 in the Prep Quad.

Rabbi James Prosnit called on Fairfield Prep students to resist division and to practice compromise during a keynote speech at the school's annual Thanksgiving Interfaith Prayer Service on Monday, Nov. 19.

Because Prep met and exceeded its goal, President Father Tom Simisky, S.J., declared that Feb. 4 — the day after Super Bowl Sunday — a holiday, giving students the day off.

Motivational speaker Chris Herren, a high school basketball legend on track to play for the Boston Celtics only to lose it all to a nightmare of drug addiction, will speak at a Fairfield Prep about his harrowing story of abuse and recovery.