“A McClancy education is about so much more than academics. Through countless opportunities to learn, lead, compete, and serve, I grew into a more confident, compassionate, and well-rounded individual. When I first came to McClancy, I was focused on grades and athletics, but I quickly discovered a community that encouraged me to explore new passions and become the best version of myself. The lessons I learned both inside and outside the classroom have prepared me not only for college, but for life, and I am proud to call myself a Crusader.”

Gabriel Santini-Naughton ’26 Salutatorian

“McClancy is more than a school—it is a community that quickly became my second home. The friendships I've made, the opportunities I've embraced, and the support I've received from teachers, coaches, and the Brothers of the Sacred Heart have helped me become the best version of myself. Looking back, I am incredibly grateful for an experience that has prepared me academically, spiritually, and personally for the future.”

Daniella Reyes ’26 Christian Leadership Award Recipient

“With the support of dedicated teachers and a family-oriented atmosphere, I discovered my passions and found the confidence to become the person I wanted to be. Through mission trips and service opportunities, I gained a new perspective on life and learned the importance of giving back to others. Those experiences inspired me to pursue a career in nursing and reinforced the values that define the McClancy community. This is the place where I became who I am and where I realized the person I wanted to become.”

Jordan Ceron Class of 2026

“The energy and sense of community at McClancy are unlike anything I have experienced, and I knew from my first day that this was where I wanted to be. The Brothers of the Sacred Heart helped strengthen my faith while teaching me compassion, discipline, and the importance of serving others. Through service opportunities, retreats, and everyday life at McClancy, I developed a deeper commitment to my faith and to helping those around me. My experiences here have prepared me to lead with purpose and make a difference wherever I go.”

Andrew Fischer class of 2026