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Location: Golden 1 Arena, 500 David J Stern Walk

Game times are:

Frosh – 2 p.m.

JV – 4 p.m.

Varsity – 6 p.m.

Please be aware of Golden 1’s rules for attendance. Bags will not be allowed into the facility. Please do not bring one, they will turn you around. Outside food, drinks, or containers (Stanley’s, hydro-flasks) will not be permitted, no exceptions. 

The Sac-Joaquin Section Commissioner’s Cup is presented to the the top all-around athletic program in the Sac-Joaquin Section based on comprehensive excellence in interscholastic athletic competition. This fall, the CB women’s program learned that our Falcons were ranked number one for the 2024-25 year.

The CB men’s program was also awarded fourth place for the 2024-25 season.

CB’s Athletic Director Melissa Flowers, Assistant Athletic Director Dale Milton, and an enthusiastic group of Falcons seen here with the trophy.

Back to School Night is scheduled for Monday, August 25, 2025. Please see the detailed schedule here. Refreshments outside the cafeteria begins at 5:00 p.m. At 5:30 p.m., we will gather for a short prayer service and presentation from school leadership in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium. Starting at 6:00 p.m., you will visit each of your student’s teachers in their classrooms for a 10-minute presentation. If your student has a free set or a study hall, please feel free to spend that time visiting the chapel or student store.

Parking is always at a premium on this evening. Please attempt to park on campus first. All parking spaces on campus including the parking in front, the student lot to the south and east and staff parking on the north side will be open for family parking. Secondly, the dirt lot directly across the street from campus will also be open for parking. Spaces on campus and the dirt lot are highlighted on this document. Finally, if you must park on the street in the neighborhood, we have informed Sacramento Police Department of our event so they may add more patrols if possible. Please come early and you will have plenty of parking.

Back to School Night is an important step in the creation of relationships that will facilitate a successful year for your students. One of our Lasallian Core Principles is “Quality Education” and at the heart of this principle is relationship. When our students, faculty, and parents begin the year on the same page it lays the foundation for this principle to be enlivened. We are eager to see you next week!

Live Jesus on our hearts, forever!

Cecilia Powers, Principal

The Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. David Perry as the next president of Christian Brothers High School, effective July 1, 2025. Dr. Perry succeeds Dr. Crystal LeRoy who, after serving five years as president, is stepping down at the end of this school year.

Dr. Perry brings over seventeen years of experience in educational administration, including eleven years as president of St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School in Vallejo and of Cristo Rey High School in Sacramento. He has also served as a faculty member, assistant principal, and principal in both Catholic and public schools. Dr. Perry holds a BS in Finance, an MBA, an MA and EdD in Educational Leadership. His degrees as well as his experience have equipped him to lead with knowledgeable educational and financial insight. Previously at Cristo Rey, he successfully raised funds for capital projects and endowment growth both prior to and through the COVID period. He also gained valuable financial management experience managing a small business. A graduate of Saint Mary’s College for all his tertiary degrees, Dr. Perry was deeply influenced by the Lasallian Mission which also shaped his and his wife Susan’s decision to send all three of their children to Christian Brothers High School.

As the current principal, Dr. Perry has a deep, functional, and internal knowledge of the school and will be ready to assume all the responsibilities of president on day one. He is committed to transparency, clear and inclusive communication, and strong fiscal leadership as he guides the future of the school and Lasallian education in Sacramento.

This news marks the culmination of a thoughtful and thorough process that began last December with the formation of a presidential search committee and securing the services of an executive search firm. Following an extensive nationwide search and in-depth review of applications, fifteen candidates were identified, screened, and had initial interviews. Seven candidates advanced to more extensive interviews, after which three finalists were identified. The three finalists were invited to campus on successive days to meet with members of the community including the search committee, members of the faculty, staff, and administration, students, parents, alumni as well as other stakeholders over the course of three days. In addition, the Board of Trustees then conducted an extensive interview with each finalist.

The Board of Trustees unanimously agree that Dr. Perry is the best candidate to serve as the next president of Christian Brothers High School. Upon accepting the role, Dr. Perry shared, “I am honored to have been asked by the Board of Trustees to serve as the next President of Christian Brothers High School. I am grateful for the formation and inspiration I have received over the years from the Christian Brothers and their lay partners. Additionally, having served as Principal for the past two years I am aware of the many wonderful things that happen on a daily basis as we live our Lasallian Catholic Mission, in service to amazing students entrusted to our care. The work of Lasallian education is done “together and by association” and I look forward to working with our committed faculty and staff, our students, our parents, our alumni community, and the broader Sacramento community as we ‘take care that our school runs well (Letter 42-to Brother Robert in Darnetal, 26 Feb 1709)’. Christian Brothers High School is preparing to enter our 150th year of Lasallian Catholic education in Sacramento, and I am so excited to be part of the next chapter that we will write together in our history.” 

The Board of Trustees is grateful to the search committee for their leadership in facilitating the search process. Brother David Caretti, FSC, Chair of the committee and Kamaljeet Khaira, Vice Chair, organized and executed a process that was thorough, fair and ultimately very successful. The search committee, comprised of faculty, staff, members of the Board of Trustees and the greater CBHS community, completed implicit bias training prior to interviews and brought a variety of backgrounds and experiences to the process.

With deep appreciation for the Brothers of the Christian Schools and the Lasallian District of San Francisco New Orleans, the Board of Trustees is excited to announce this good news. It is fitting that as the school’s 150-year anniversary nears, the new president is a deeply committed, knowledgeable and trusted Lasallian leader. The Board humbly asks for your prayers and support for Dr. Perry and the faculty and staff, the wider school community, families, and most importantly our students as we embark on this next step in sustaining and growing the legacy, excellence, and mission of Christian Brothers High School, a beacon of Lasallian Catholic Education in Sacramento.

Click here to follow along as Christian Brothers embarks upon the important endeavor of finding the new President and CEO of our Lasallian community.

Tuesday, January 14, @ 3:30pm

Saturday, January 18, @ 10:00am

Wednesday, January 22, @ 3:30pm

Please contact Elizabeth Testa to schedule your make up test at (916) 733-3690

Dear Families:

In one of his many meditations, St. John Baptist de La Salle wrote “Make yourself responsive to whatever God asks of you.” Sometimes the ask is easy. Nearly five years ago, it brought me here to Sacramento. It has been my honor to work in service to our wonderful students, families, graduates, neighbors and friends. The warm welcome I received was just a portent of the many blessings that would come into my life as a member of this Christian Brothers High School community.

Sometimes the ask is difficult.  Last night, I shared with the Board of Trustees that I will be stepping away from my position as President of Christian Brothers High School at the end of this school year.

Please know this is not a decision that I entered into lightly.  However, I know that the important work we have accomplished will help position Christian Brothers High School for success well into the next 150 years. We are blessed with strong and stable enrollment, a vibrant campus faith life, generous philanthropic support, outstanding educational and co-curricular programs, a successful athletics program, and phenomenal educators and school leaders. Christian Brothers High School is strong.

The Board of Trustees, in collaboration with the District of San Francisco New Orleans, will soon begin a comprehensive search for my replacement. I join you all in praying that the ideal candidate makes himself or herself responsive to God’s holy ask.

It has truly been the professional honor of my career to serve this community and our greater Lasallian Catholic mission. I look forward to finishing the year strong and thank you all for your kindness and well wishes as I move along to this next chapter in my journey. I will forever hold Christian Brothers High School and the friends I have made here in my heart.

Together and by association,

Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D.
President