Gerard Catholic High School

Gerard Catholic High School Gerard Catholic High School was a Roman Catholic diocesan high school which opened in 1962 in Phoenix, Arizona. It was named for Msgr. Mary's High School.

Edward Gerard, one of the first ordained priests to minister in the Arizona territory. Also in 1962, Bourgade Catholic High School in west Phoenix opened. Several Bourgade buildings — the school's Madonna Hall, Hillman Center, and 100/200 wing buildings — are identical to former Gerard structures. Gerard was closed after the spring of 1989 due to declining enrollment. In 1983, it educated 603 stud

ents, but by 1989 that number had declined to 257. Upon its closure the structure was demolished. The gymnasium superstructure was moved to St. Its athletics mascot was the Redcoat. Its colors were red and gray. A board honoring Gerard's athletic history is installed in the lobby of the gymnasium at Seton Catholic Preparatory High School.

10/24/2017

We each have gifts from God we are expected to use to help others. I pray that everyone has the opportunities I have had to do that. The pay is not great but 50 years from now my bank account won't matter much.

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