Crespi News

Crespi Carmelite High School was proud to welcome junior high students and their families to campus on Friday, September 18, for Junior High School Night 2026 — an evening designed to give prospective students an authentic look at the community, brotherhood, and school spirit that define the Crespi experience.

The evening began with a special pregame gathering, where students and families had an opportunity to meet members of the Crespi community, connect with one another, and learn more about life on campus. For many of our guests, it was their first opportunity to experience Crespi not simply as a school they are considering, but as a community they could one day call their own.

From there, the excitement moved to the football field, where our junior high guests were welcomed into the game-night atmosphere alongside current Celts. Students experienced the energy of a Crespi home football game, joined the community along the sidelines, and saw firsthand the traditions and camaraderie that make Friday nights at Crespi special.

The night also showcased the many ways students contribute to the life of the school. Crespi Taiko brought its signature energy to the stadium with a powerful performance, adding another memorable dimension to an evening already filled with Celt Pride.

Junior High School Night is about much more than attending a football game. It is an opportunity for young men to begin imagining themselves as part of the Crespi brotherhood — to meet current students, experience campus life, and see the relationships and traditions that make an all-boys Carmelite education distinctive.

We are grateful to all of the students, parents, faculty, staff, coaches, performers, and volunteers who helped make Junior High School Night 2026 such a welcoming experience.

To all of the junior high students and families who joined us: thank you for spending the evening with Crespi. We hope to see you back on campus again soon.