Life At Canisius
Canisius High School (CHS) is a Catholic, Jesuit, college-preparatory school founded in 1870 for boys in grades 9 through 12. CHS offers a challenging curriculum that provides a broad range of course offerings that includes honors and Advanced Placement courses, complemented by a host of enriching electives. The school offers its students participation in inter-scholastic sports as well as dozens of music ensembles, teams, and clubs. At the heart of it all is a commitment to Christian Service in the Jesuit tradition, designed to instill the desire to become a "Man for Others" in each and every graduate.
Student-athletes can learn from an Olympic coach this summer.
Six Crusaders earned All Catholic honors, including Pitcher of the Year.
Canisius has won the award for the most successful overall athletic programs in 12 of the last 13 years.
Twenty-seven Canisius students earned scholar athlete honors for the spring sports season.
Canisius boats earned two gold medals and a silver at the Canadian Championship.
New National Honor Society members from the Class of 2019 were inducted at an assembly in the aud.
Jesuit schools captured all three top spots at the state tournament.
Jack Wiles '17 earned a spot on the USA Rugby Men's Junior All-American (U20s) team.
George Burnett was selected by his peers for the 2018 Mr. Canisius Award.
The Crusaders keep their winning streak going against Xavier.