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Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School is a Catholic, college preparatory school that welcomes students of all faiths.
True to the spirit of the Gospel, Archbishop Murphy nurtures the full development of the gifts that God has given to each student, fosters service as an outgrowth of faith, and values diversity. Working with parents as partners in this educational ministry, we strive for academic excellence, spiritual enrichment, and Christlike leadership for the transformation of the world.
AP Biology, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science, AP English Language and Composition, AP Government & Politics: U.S., AP Physics C (Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism), AP Statistics, AP U.S. History (replaced U.S. History Honors in 2010-2011), AP World History
Located in south Everett Washington, AMHS is a private Catholic
high school known for its faith-filled community, academic
excellence focusing on college preparation, active student
involvement through Christian service, exceptional athletic
programs and a variety of performing arts programs, clubs and
activities. We offer a safe, supportive environment with small
class sizes and individual attention.
Archbishop Murphy High School's tuition is approximately $15,545 for private students.
What sports does Archbishop Murphy High School offer?
Archbishop Murphy High School offers 16 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Diving, Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball and Wrestling. Archbishop Murphy High School is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Washington for most sports offered.
Grades: PK-8 | 218 students7.1 miles 6511 176th Street SW Lynnwood, WA 98037 (425) 743-4242
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
58/3/2024
Fantastic school with incredible teachers and staff. This is an outstanding community of people who are fully invested in their student's success.
- Posted by Parent - Sherrie Wilson
510/6/2023
The school is a great way of learning and is better than many other high schools in western Washington.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - oranguan
55/17/2016
My son is a transfer student, in his sophomore year. The previous years of his education were at our local school district, there is no comparison. My son is thriving and we couldn't be happier with the faculty, the other students, the quality of education and the environment of the school. We are so impressed with the school, it really feels like a big family on campus. The staff truly wants your child to succeed. My son is being challenged, as a high honors student. He made the decision to transfer, and he's thriving and happy at Archbishop Murphy High.
- Posted by Parent - tracy
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