Archbishop Curley senior Landon Beckman has been named the 2025-26 Gatorade Maryland Boys Soccer Player of the Year, the nation's premier high school sports honor recognizing excellence in athletics, academics, and community service. Beckman led the Friars with 19 goals and 10 assists this season, earned MIAA and Maryland Association of Coaches of Soccer Player of the Year honors, and finished his career with 56 goals and 26 assists while also volunteering with Special Olympics and youth soccer programs. playeroftheyear.gatorade.com…...

The clock is ticking. The Archbishop Curley Annual Fund closes June 30, and there is still time to make a difference. If you have already made your gift this fiscal year, thank you. Your generosity is already making an impact on the lives of our young men, and this message is not for you. If you have been considering a gift but have not yet participated, now is the moment. Your support helps provide opportunities that shape Curley students every day. Join fellow supporters and help us finish strong before the June 30 deadline. Give today. Keep Curley strong. givebutter.com/nCB31v

Today we celebrate the achievements of the Archbishop Curley Class of 2026. This graduating class earned 423 college acceptances to 51 colleges and universities and received more than $23 million in scholarships and merit aid. Their paths forward reflect the many opportunities available to Curley men, with graduates pursuing four year and two year institutions, military service, and skilled trades. Congratulations to the Class of 2026. We are proud of your accomplishments and excited to see all that you will achieve in the years ahead.

Curley is pleased to announce that Archbishop Lori has appointed Mr. Kenneth Pipkin as the next principal of Archbishop Curley High School, effective July 1, 2026. Since 2021, Mr. Pipkin has served Curley as Assistant Principal of Academics and Faculty Development, providing strong leadership in academics, professional development, and curriculum. Deeply rooted in his Catholic faith and committed to Curley’s Franciscan mission, Mr. Pipkin is well prepared to lead our school community in this new role. Mr. Pipkin will succeed Mr. Jeremy Joseph, who has been appointed as the school’s next president. Please join us in congratulating Mr. Pipkin and praying for him as he begins this next chapter of service to Archbishop Curley High School.

Archbishop Curley High School proudly congratulates two members of the Class of 2030 on being named 2026 Knott Scholarship Scholars. Paul Hart, a graduate of St. Michael–St. Clement School, and Thomas Cudjoe II, a graduate of Archbishop Borders School, have each been awarded the prestigious Knott Scholarship to attend Archbishop Curley High School. These scholarships, funded by the Marion Burk Knott Scholarship Fund and the Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund, provide four years of full tuition at the Catholic school of each scholar’s choosing. Archbishop Curley High School is honored to welcome Paul and Thomas to the Curley Brotherhood and celebrates their outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and promise for the future.

Congratulations to Michael Southard, an outstanding senior, on earning the prestigious Banneker/Key Scholarship at the University of Maryland, College Park! Awarded to around 50 incoming freshmen, this highly competitive scholarship covers full tuition, room, board, and fees and includes admission to the Honors College, where Michael plans to study electrical engineering. Receiving this scholarship paves the way for Michael's academic and career goals, as it provides him with a free, yet prestigious education. It also validates the time and hard work he invested in not only his life, but also his school community. Michael is grateful for the support of his parents, the foundation for his motivation. Not only have they supported him, but they have also provided him with a Catholic education. Michael is also grateful for the support of his teachers, especially Mrs. Wysocki, who helped spark a passion for engineering. Michael encourages younger peers to work hard, stay involved, and embrace opportunities to grow as leaders.

Our 2026 McCormick Unsung Hero Award Nominee is Nijah Howard ’26 Each year, McCormick & Co. honors male and female high school seniors who are student athletes in the Baltimore area with the McCormick Unsung Heroes Award. Students are nominated from all sports who display character traits such as good sportsmanship, dedication, integrity, and a positive attitude. Congratulations to Nijah Howard ’26 on being selected as Archbishop Curley’s 2026 nominee for this prestigious recognition. It was a wonderful evening celebrating student athletes from across the region, and former Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett delivered a motivating keynote message that inspired all in attendance.

We are overwhelmed by the incredible generosity of the Curley community. Because of the support of our alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and friends, we not only reached our Curley Day of Giving goal, we nearly doubled it. This was Curley Brotherhood at its very best. The response, the energy, and the commitment to our students were truly inspiring. Thank you for believing in Archbishop Curley and for coming together to make such an incredible impact. Yesterday was a powerful reminder of what this community can accomplish together.

As you may have seen, tomorrow is the Campus Store Annual Sidewalk Sale. Due to the weather forecast, the sale will now be held indoors. Stop by throughout the day tomorrow to shop great deals and show your support for the Campus Store. We look forward to seeing you there!

TODAY IS THE DAY! Curley Day of Giving is here, and we are getting closer to our goal. But it will take all of us working together to get there. Every gift supports our students and helps strengthen the Curley experience for the next generation of Friars. Thanks to $10,000 in matching gifts, every dollar you give today will be doubled. Alumni. Parents. Friends. Students. Let’s come together and finish strong. Give $100 or more and receive a free Curley Brotherhood T shirt as our thank you. This is Curley Brotherhood in action. Give today. Make it count. givebutter.com/X6LJSc

Tomorrow is the day. We are already halfway to our goal, and now it is time for a big finish. Curley Day of Giving is our moment to come together in support of our students. With $10,000 in matching gifts committed, every dollar you give will be doubled. We need everyone. Alumni. Parents. Friends. This is your moment to step up for the next generation of Curley men. Give $100 or more and receive a free Curley Brotherhood T shirt as our thank you. Let’s finish strong. Let’s make it count Tomorrow. One community. Double the impact. givebutter.com/X6LJSc

Just three days to go. Let’s go! Curley Day of Giving is almost here, and the momentum is building. On May 6, we come together to honor the educators who shape Curley men every day. With a $10,000 match already committed, every gift will be doubled. Give $100 or more and receive a free Curley Brotherhood T shirt as our thank you. Make your plan. Think of the teacher who made a difference. Get ready to give. THREE DAYS. ONE COMMUNITY. DOUBLE THE IMPACT. givebutter.com/X6LJSc youtu.be/0TRrHN6yRbc

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Curley Day of Giving is just ONE WEEK away. The countdown is on and the energy is building across the Curley community. On May 6th, The Curley Community, past, present, and future, will come together to support the mission, brotherhood, and life-changing opportunities that define Archbishop Curley. Every gift fuels something bigger. It supports our students in the classroom, on the field, and in the moments that shape who they become. Early giving is already open and the momentum starts now. As a thank you, if you donate $100 or more, you will receive a free Curley Brotherhood T shirt, a symbol of the lifelong bond that connects all Curley men. Be part of it. Show your Curley pride. Make your impact today and help us build something powerful for May 6th. givebutter.com/X6LJSc givebutter.com/X6LJSc

Honor the educators who made a difference. On May 6, Curley’s Day of Giving, we celebrate the faculty who have shaped generations of Friars and invite you to give in their honor. Members of our alumni community are leading the way. The Grund Family, in honor of John and Eileen Grund, and 1969 alumnus Joe Citro, have committed $10,000 to match your gifts. That means every dollar you give today will be DOUBLED! Think of the teacher, coach, or mentor who impacted your life or the life of a Curley student. Make your gift in their name and help support the faculty who continue to make Curley strong. Give today. Double your impact. Make it count. givebutter.com/X6LJSc #CurleyDayOfGiving #SupportCurley #curleypride