State of School
- Overview
- Faculty Highlights
- Caseys Achieve
- Learning Enhancements
- Caseys Put Their Faith in Action
- Casey Athletics
- Caseys on Stage
- Caseys Reunite
- Caseys Give
- Financial Snapshot
Overview
Dear Casey Community,
I am as excited as ever for another year at Red Bank Catholic. The beginning of the school year offered us all a fresh start, one filled with its own special uniqueness. First year Caseys joined our student body, along with new teachers and veteran faculty. Everyone radiates with enthusiasm and a renewed fervor to plan for the future.
It is with great pride that I share that RBC is thriving. Enrollment is growing and we continue to make dynamic investments in our curriculum and learning spaces. Over the past year we have been blessed with national and local accolades recognizing our successes. The world-renowned ranking agency Niche placed Red Bank Catholic on its Best Schools List for 2024, the Asbury Park Press named RBC (Best Catholic School) in Monmouth County according to readers, NJ101.5 named Red Bank Catholic the #3 high school for athletics in New Jersey, and our hardworking Performing Arts Department added 4 Basie awards in the spring for a school total of 24. These are fitting acknowledgments of the efforts made by so many who make up the Casey Community. At Red Bank Catholic, true success is measured in every Casey who walks the halls and boldly steps out into the world to make a difference.
In September, we warmly welcomed Dr. Vanessa Pereira, our new principal. An outstanding educator, Dr. Pereira’s enthusiasm is evident in her return to Catholic education. She has already begun sharing ideas and helping us creatively envision an RBC of the future. It has been exciting to introduce Dr. Pereira to the Casey legacy and to see our extraordinary community of students, staff, and alumni embrace her.
Much work has been done to reconnect alumni and families to our school. The Development Office has worked with generous donors to fund various projects that will sustain and grow RBC, including the new 21st Century CADD Engineering Lab. With a focus on scholarships, we remain committed to recognizing achievement through merit and need-based scholarships. I am humbled to share that we now have 61 students receiving a partial or full donor-funded scholarship. This important work is made possible by our alumni and parents who have been called to partner in this important work. Simultaneously, last year the Red Bank Catholic High School Foundation, an independent 501c3 corporation, was announced and completed a feasibility study for a major campaign that will unite Caseys across generations. We look forward to sharing more about this in the future.
I invite you to become familiar with the following pages in our State of the School. Along with other features on our website, it will give you a clear and comprehensive picture of a school working to achieve and innovate, care for students, support and partner with families, connect generations of Caseys and, above all, embody the mission so ingrained in our Sisters of Mercy founding and St. James parish roots.
With Casey pride,
Mr. Robert Abatemarco, President
monsignor Joseph Rosie
Pastor/Director
Mr. Robert Abatemarco
President
Dr. Vanessa Pereira
Principal
Mr. Michael Ientile
Vice Principal
Mr. JOseph Montano
Vice President
Mrs. Kathleen Daly
Advancement Director
Faculty Highlights
Faculty Highlights
Our faculty and staff are the heart and soul of Red Bank Catholic. Their dedication to the students’ educational, spiritual, and personal success is unparalleled. As we continue to invest in and improve the Red Bank Catholic experience, we have made some exciting changes and additions to our teachers and administration.
In September, Dr. Vanessa Pereira became principal of Red Bank Catholic High School. Dr. Pereira brings with her over 30 years of experience, both in the classroom as a teacher, as a former principal in Lacey and most recently the superintendent of the Lacey Township School District. Dr. Pereira takes the lead after the retirement of principal, Karen Falco. Dr. Pereira stood out among a list of highly-qualified candidates, and the hiring committee, comprised of teachers, administration, and alumni, overwhelmingly chose her to lead RBC in this role. We are thrilled to welcome her to the Casey community and know she will be an amazing asset to our students and school.
Deborah Flego, Religion teacher and Campus Ministry member was named Director of Campus Ministry. She has been an active member of Campus Ministry at Red Bank Catholic for 20 years. Mrs. Flego has worked closely with Monsignor Joseph Rosie, first as a newly ordained priest assigned to St. James and now as the current director/pastor, as well as a great group of priests from the Diocese of Trenton over her many years at RBC and her home parish of St. James.
With the continued strong enrollment, investment in programs, and the retirement of four long-time teachers, Red Bank Catholic welcomes 14 new faculty this school year. These new teachers come to RBC with a wealth of experience and appreciation of the Casey tradition of academic excellence.
This past year we also continued to invest in key personnel in the Advancement office. With the continued growth in fundraising and alumni engagement activities, building the staff in this important area will ensure our ability to connect with Caseys, both current and alumni. We welcome the new Associate Director of Advancement, Cheryl Podmajersky and Advancement Coordinator, Julie Shapiro.
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Caseys Achieve
Caseys Achieve
The Red Bank Catholic Class of 2024 has much to celebrate and be proud of as they embark on the next chapter of their educational journey. This exceptional group of students has not only excelled academically but has also garnered numerous scholarships and secured admissions to prestigious colleges and universities across the United States, showcasing their remarkable potential and dedication.
Out of the 171 graduates, an impressive 117 students were awarded scholarships, amounting to a total of $31,441,717. This remarkable feat is a testament to the students' hard work, talent, and commitment to their academic pursuits.
The Class of 2024 is continuing their educational journey at esteemed institutions all over the United States. Some notable destinations include the Naval Academy, Virginia Tech, University of Florida, Purdue University, Fordham, University of Notre Dame, Northeastern, Marist, Fairfield University, Auburn University, Providence College, Catholic University, Seton Hall University, Villanova University, among many others.
The Baccalaureate Mass was held on May 30, 2024 at St. Mary's Church in Middletown, celebrated by Monsignor Joe Rosie and Father Rick Osborn. Commencement followed on May 31, 2024 at Monmouth University OceanFirst Bank Center in West Long Branch. The Class of 2024 Valedictorian was Avery Hargis and the Salutatorian Megan Talbot.
Senior Reece Ryan and her family participated in the honored tradition of lighting the alumni candle. Reece is a fourth generation Casey, dating back to the Class of 1934.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024, and best wishes for a future filled with continued success and fulfillment!
Learning Enhancements
Learning Enhancements
RBC Opens New 21st Century CADD, Graphic Design, and Engineering Lab Thanks to Casey Donors
In September, RBC opened a brand new combination CADD, Graphic Design and Engineering lab space. CADD stands for Computer Aided Drawing and Design and while the school already had a dedicated CADD and Engineering labs, this new location was upgraded with the latest in computer hardware, software, and mechanical tools that now allows for simultaneous collaboration of students taking multiple courses.
Engineering and CADD teacher Mr. Bryan Nesci ('09) is very excited about the new space. "The design and layout of the room is really focused on student creativity. The Maker Room portion of the lab will be a flex space with tools and equipment on moveable bases for students to create and collaborate on their ideas with ease," he shared. In addition to the usual woodshop tools, Nesci hopes to add more complex enhancements like a computer numerical control (CNC) machine.
The Maker Room is separated from the CADD and Graphic Design computer lab with a fully retractable wall that doubles as a teacher whiteboard. The orientation of computer workstations allows the teacher more mobility between students than a standard row/table setup. The computers have been upgraded with the latest version of SolidWorks CADD software for those classes, as well as the full Adobe Suite including Photoshop for Digital Photography and Photoshop courses. Additionally, the lab houses six three-dimensional printers with a seventh resin material printer to be added soon. These printers are bringing student design projects to life!
Thanks to the generosity of donors from the Casey community, this construction project is fully funded. With these extraordinary gifts, Red Bank Catholic can remain at the forefront of evolving curriculum and technology without impacting tuition or fees.
REd Bank Catholic Expands Learning Support Program with C.A.S.E.Y. time
For over twenty years, Red Bank Catholic has been committed to offering its Enhanced Learning Program for students with unique learning needs, giving them the opportunity to achieve success through individualized academic support programs, a focus on social-emotional growth, and an emphasis on strengthening executive functioning skills. In the fall of 2023, RBC expanded the program’s reach with the addition of C.A.S.E.Y Time (Can Achieve Success Every Year).
With C.A.S.E.Y Time, additional time is added before and after the regular school schedule, creatively allocated through a 0 period and a 9th period, as well as continuing to utilize the lunch period for the Lunch & Learn program. This smaller setting has enabled focused learning, free of the distractions that some students find difficult in regular class hours. Moreover, students with varying needs and anyone requiring additional help can receive tailored instruction from multiple teachers, ensuring a better grasp of the subject matter. C.A.S.E.Y Time is available to Red Bank Catholic students at no additional cost thanks to the generous leading support from Douglas and Heather Forsyth P ’21, P ’25 and Michael and Andrea Trebino ‘88, P ’17, P ‘27, P ‘27.
Red Bank Catholic Partners with Lakehouse Music Academy and Enhances Music Offerings
In the spring, Red Bank Catholic announced a new partnership with Lakehouse Music Academy. Lakehouse moved its Red Bank location to the RBC Fine and Performing Arts Building and created remodeled soundproofed spaces for studios and individual lesson rooms in the basement. While RBC dance remains on the second floor and fine arts on the first floor.
Through the partnership with Lakehouse Music, Caseys now have the opportunity to take a music production class and a band ensemble class during the school day. Other lessons after school are open to the public.
RBC Internship Program and Speaker Series Enhance Students Learning Experience
The Red Bank Catholic Internship and Speaker Series program continues to create transformational learning experiences for Caseys. During the 2023-'24 school year, 70 Caseys were placed with willing career mentors in various fields throughout the area. The internship continues to be a popular experience for RBC students as a way to get valuable experiential learning opportunities and personal contacts within a career field they might be interested in prior to college. Since 2007, over 850 Caseys have been placed in a variety of fields from finance to fashion. Some have found internships in Red Bank while others have commuted to New York City to work with alumni, parents and friends of RBC.
Brian Vecchio '24 compled an internship at PKF O'Connor Davies. PKFOD is a top-tier accounting, tax and advisory practice with a long history of serving domestic and international clients. Mentored by Partner and 1989 Casey grad Karen Taylor-Burke and their Non-Profit Audit Team, Brian had the opportunity to work in PKFOD's Cranford office on a variety of accounting projects. Brian networked with the Team, volunteered with his team during the holidays at a local charity, and gained valuable hands-on experience learning what it’s really like to work in public accounting.
"My internship experience definitely gave me a glimpse of a potential career," Brian said. "PKFOD deeply encouraged the career path that I'm on. They often told me that receiving a degree in accounting opens several doors in the business field such as marketing and economics. I am grateful to have had the opportunity at PKFOD."
Thanks to Karen, and other mentors like her, these rewarding internship experiences become invaluable for students in helping to chart their future path.
Additionally the Red Bank Catholic Speaker Series hosted 15 alumni, parents and friends to discuss their experience in various disciplines. Topics included mental health, real estate, entrepreneurs, healthcare, finance, and more. This series gives Caseys the opportunity to gain a window into a career of interest, ask questions, and get answers from a variety of speakers in a range of professional fields.
The Speaker Series Welcomes Entrepreneurs
The Speaker Series Welcomes Mental Health Professionals
The Speaker Series Welcomes Real Estate Agents
The RBC Speaker Series Welcomes Nurses
The RBC Speaker Series Returns for '23-'24
Caseys Put Their Faith in Action
Caseys Put Their Faith in Action
Since its founding, faith and service has been the core values of a Red Bank Catholic education. Throughout the year, Caseys participate in class-level retreats, stations of the cross, prayer services, and school masses. And every day Caseys live their faith through service to others. You will see Caseys volunteering at LunchBreak, the Madonna House, and local food pantries. Caseys work hand-in-hand with other local high schools on the annual Ridge Road Run to promote suicide prevention. They volunteer at nursing homes, raising spirits with music or by giving manicures to elderly residents. Caseys also continue the tradition of the L.I.F.E (Living in Faith Effectively) Club with the annual Thanksgiving food drive, Birthright Baby Shower, and CROP Walk.
Additionally this past year, students raised funds for a variety of causes including the American Cancer Society, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and Team Jack. Being a Casey means faith and service are at the forefront, today and always.
"We start with building relations among our family, our friend groups, our teams, and if we can practice what Christ teaches there, it will pour out into our classrooms, our parishes, our community and our world." - Campus Ministry Director Mrs. Deb Flego
RBC Campus Ministry Gets New Leadership
Red Bank Catholic Campus Ministry will have a very familiar face assigned to a new role for the 2024-2025 school year. Long-time Religion teacher and Campus Ministry member Deborah Flego will begin as Director starting with the upcoming school year.
New Priest Joins Red Bank Catholic and St. James Parish
Red Bank Catholic High School is happy to welcome Rev. Wynne Kerridge as he begins his first assignment at St. James Parish.
RBC Club Visits Ronald McDonald House
On Thursday, January 18th after taking semester exams, three students from the Casey Caregivers club traveled to the Ronald McDonald House in New Brunswick to prepare dinner for 8 residents currently staying there.
Thanksgiving Food Drive Feeds Hundreds
In longstanding tradition, Red Bank Catholic held its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive for 2023, sponsored by the Catholic Athletes for Christ and Life Club Planners groups.
Casey Athletics
Casey Athletics
Our Casey athletes continue to excel across all sports, continuing a long tradition of outstanding performance both in the classroom and on the field. This year, 80% of the student body participated in a school sport. This level of participation gives students the opportunity to develop leadership, teamwork, focus, and spirit that is applied both in athletic competition and in life. 32 athletes committed to continue their education and compete on the collegiate level. Red Bank Catholic was named by NJ101.5 as the #3 high school for athletics in New Jersey.
Last spring, Red Bank Catholic proudly added Girls Flag Football to the athletic program. In the inaugural club season over 30 girls participated and were coached by RBC boys football head coach Mike Lange. Lange has led the Caseys to two state titles in the last six years.
Additionally RBC announced that after five years, the tri-op ice hockey program with St. Rose and Donovan Catholic will return to Red Bank with Casey jerseys for the 2024-2025 school year and season. The Armory, on Chestnut Street across from the Red Bank train station, will be RBC's home ice for practices and games. The off-campus, privately-owned facility has been updated with Casey logos and visuals in support of the team's return and home ice designation. The season will begin in the middle of November, as a winter varsity sport, and concludes in February.
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2023-2024 Athletic Titles Include:
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Football Non-Public A NJSIAA Title
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Girls basketball Non-Public B NJSIAA Title
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Girls soccer won the A Central Division
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Girls basketball won the B North Division and the WOBM Christmas Tournament
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Softball won the A Central Division
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Numerous individual titles and recognition
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Varsity Ice Hockey Returns to Red Bank Next Year
Five years after a co-op program for ice hockey was introduced with St. Rose and Donovan Catholic, the sport will return to Red Bank with Casey jerseys for the 2024-2025 school year and season.
Red Bank Catholic Dominates Pope John to claim 9th State Championship
The "blood, sweat and tears" cliché does not always apply literally to a team, but it applies very literally to the price the Red Bank Catholic girls basketball team paid to reach the NJSIAA Non-Public A championship game Friday afternoon at Jersey Mike's Arena.
Flag Football Gets Green Light for Spring Season as New Sport
The Red Bank Catholic Athletic Department is proud to announce girls flag football will start in the next couple weeks as a new spring sport. Not yet officially sanctioned by the NJSIAA, flag football will begin as a Shore Conference club sport.
Caseys football shuts down DePaul to win Non-Public B state championship
For a calendar year they waited, the date circled in anticipation of a potential rematch with a playoff foe that ended their season in last year’s state final. Red Bank Catholic finally had its third round with DePaul on Tuesday night, and with a state championship on the line, the Caseys delivered a title-worthy performance that secured another state crown.
RBC ranks among the best in high school sports
RBC Hosts the 2024 Casey Classic Golf and Pickleball Event
Red Bank Catholic alumni, parents, faculty and friends teed up and served up support for RBC on a spectacular fall day at the 2024 Casey Classic Golf and Pickleball event. Hosted by the Red Bank Catholic Booster Club, the event took place at the Rumson Country Club. After golf and pickleball games concluded, dinner was served where stories were shared and relationships were forged.
Red Bank Catholic Athletic Director Buddy Hausmann was on hand and was pleased with the success of the event. "It's a great event that brings alumni, family and friends together," he said. "The Booster Club's hard work, and a little luck from the weather, made it a great day." He went on to thank Booster Club President Dawn Zolek and her committee for their efforts in planning the event.
The RBC Booster Club would like to thank all of the volunteers, participants and sponsors that made the event a great success!
Caseys on Stage
Caseys Take the Stage
The award-winning Red Bank Catholic Performing Arts program reached new heights this year as Caseys took the stage in two memorable theater productions, several competitions, Christmas shows, and multiple showcases. The outstanding performances were enthusiastically celebrated by audiences and earned the Caseys four Count Basie Awards including Outstanding Production in a Musical.
The Casey Players opened the year with an outstanding performance of the sold-out drama A Mid Summer Night's Dream. This show left the audience members on their feet for a standing ovation at every performance. We are thrilled to announce that Junior Frankie Ranucci won a Count Basie Award for Outstanding Featured Performance in a Female-Identified Role – Comedy.
The season continued with the beloved annual Christmas shows, Readings and Carols and the Christmas Cabaret, highlighting the talents of the choir, chamber band, and the RBC Dance Department while getting the entire community in the Christmas spirit.
In the spring, audiences were treated to the best in theater, song and dance that RBC Performing Arts department had to offer with The Addams Family. This was a show for the ages that kept audiences in constant laughter and awe of the talent of its performers. This show too was recognized at the Count Basie Awards with numerous nominations and awards. Senior RJ Vandenbrouck tied with another student for his role as Gomez Addams, winning Outstanding Lead Performance in a Male-Identified Role - Musical. RBC Performing Arts Director Mrs. Kelly Gemellaro won a Basie for the Carole Malik Award for Outstanding Costume Design of a Musical for her brilliant work in costume and makeup with the cast and ensemble in The Addams Family. Additionally, the entire production of The Addams Family is to be congratulated as Red Bank Catholic brought home the Outstanding Production of a Musical award.
Through the year, the Performing Arts groups took trips to showcase and enhance their talents. In the winter, students went to Radio City Music Hall in New York City where the dancers participated in a workshop with the Rockettes and the choir sang on the great stage before the show. In January, the dance team performed on the Promenade before a Devils hockey game at the Prudential Center in Newark. In the spring, the band and choir went to Nashville to perform while the Dance Team went to Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
RBC Performing Arts Brings Home Best Musical Among Other Basie Awards
The Red Bank Catholic Performing Arts Department had a great night at the 2024 Count Basie Awards Ceremony last night. Nominated over a dozen times in various categories between Midsummer Night's Dream and Addams Family, the Caseys earned 4 Basie's and numerous other awards.
RBC Performing Arts Department Travels to Show Their Talents
Students in RBC Performing Arts groups hit the road last week in separate trips to showcase their talent. This annual experience is one students and chaperones alike look forward to. The RBC Music Department went to Nashville, Tennessee and the Casey Dance Company and Dance Teams went to Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
Midsummer Night's Dream
The Addams Family
Kelly Gemellaro - RBC Head of Performing Arts and Dance Director
"Winning the Basie Award for best musical "The Addams Family" last season was the highlight of the year for RBC Performing Arts 24/25. I feel so fortunate to have such an amazing production team, talented students and such supportive parents. The Dancers fulfilled all expectations performing at Walt Disney World, participating in a Rockette workshop at Radio City and upholding the 20th year tradition of Senior Choreography!”
Caseys Reunite
Caseys Reunite
Once a Casey, always a Casey
Caseys across generations come back to RBC annually for reunions and events to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate treasured school traditions. Over the past year, Caseys have increasingly returned to campus and have become involved with their alma mater through speaking and mentoring opportunities as well as social and community events. The reestablished Alumni Board is planning additional opportunities for our alumni in the year ahead and look forward to communicating news, events, and other ways to get involved.
Hall of Fame & Donor Recognition Cocktail Party:
On Friday, June 7th, we hosted the Casey Tradition of Excellence and Legacy of Giving Cocktail Party in the Vincent J. Eck Student Center. During this special evening, we celebrated our generous donors and announced the Red Bank Catholic 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the evening memorable. We look forward to next year's cocktail party and 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame on June 7, 2025.
Congratulations again to the 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees!
Jim Seuffert - 1976 XC and Track & Field
Jim Quirk 1986- Football and Baseball
Christine Hickey Deasy -1999 Field & Ice Hockey, Softball
Suraya Kornegay - 2001 - Track and Field
Beaté Jones -2007 Gymnastics
Brittany O'Donnell -2009 Softball
Brianne Reed 2012- Girls Soccer & Track
Quenton Nelson- 2014 Football & Basketball
Coach Mary Banks- Cross Country & Track & Field
Coach Joe Nappo-Boys Basketball
1966-1968 Boys Cross Country
1971-1975 Girls Cross Country
Monsignor Casey Award of Honor: Tom Lopes and The Hintlemann Family
Coach Montanaro Field Dedication and Alumni Football Game:
Last October, Casey alumni, family and friends gathered for the official dedication of Lou Montanaro Field in Little Silver. Previously known as White Road Field, a massive renovation occurred in the spring of ‘23 where brand new astroturf was installed. The dedication was a true testament to Lou’s 40 year career as a football coach and teacher at RBC.
Following the dedication alumni from all generations gathered at Count Basie Field before the RBC vs. Middletown South football game. Over 70 years of Casey graduates were represented among those who registered. Stories from the Class of 1955 all the way to 2023 were told.
Norah Bruther's Jersey #13 Retired in Tribute Ceremony:
A somber but powerful tribute took place last October as the Casey community came together to officially retire Norah Bruther's #13 soccer jersey at Red Bank Catholic. Soccer athletes from multiple generations joined Norah's family, friends and RBC administration sharing memories and tributes to Norah. As a special honor, current members of the RBC soccer team wore custom t-shirts with Norah's number on the back. Her jersey was affixed to the wall of Tradition Hall above the word "Honor".
The Bruther family created the Norah Elizabeth Bruther Memorial Scholarship Fund to honor Norah and create scholarships for students. RBC is humbled to have an endowed partial scholarship in Norah’s name supporting a Casey today. This is made possible through the Scholarship Fund’s annual walk to remember Norah. Save the Date and join fellow Caseys at the 3rd annual Walk & Luncheon on May 31, 2025 in Sea Girt.
Alumni Social:
In the spring, alumni gathered for food, drinks, and to reconnect at Baseline Social. The new event brought Caseys together over 50 years. We look forward to sharing the Spring Social date early 2025.
Young Alumni Breakfast:
The annual Young Alumni Breakfast brought Caseys from the Class of 2023, 2022, 2021 and 2020 back to Count Basie Park. Our college-bound Caseys enjoyed breakfast and Power Puff Football while reconnecting with classmates, teachers, and current students. This year’s Young Alumni Breakfast will be held on November 27th.
Reunions:
It was an honor to bring back classes across the decades of the 4’s and 9’s this year, as well as some postponed reunions! Memories were shared while touring RBC and at reunion events. Departed classmates were remembered during special class masses. The impact RBC had on each of the Caseys in attendance was undeniable. Once a Casey Always a Casey.
Past Reunions
Get Involved:
Are you interested in planning a reunion but don't know where to start? Have you planned a reunion before but are curious on how RBC can help you? Do you want to know how you can get involved as an alumni? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, this call is for you!
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Caseys Give
Caseys Give
Thanks to the generosity of our Casey community, Red Bank Catholic’s annual giving grew 33% from the 2022-23 school year. Caseys across generations stepped up, making gifts that will have a lasting impact on our school and the lives of students. These gifts allowed us to improve and upgrade facilities, including building a cutting-edge STEM lab and installing turf to the Coach Montanaro Athletic Field (formerly known as the White Road Field). We’ve also enhanced learning programs and leadership opportunities to aid students, and developed unique activities that foster creative growth among our school. Additionally, thanks to the tremendous support of our alumni, parents, and friends, the Red Bank Catholic Scholarship Program more than doubled in size. These incredibly impactful gifts to RBC will provide invaluable aid to students that need it as well as recognize the accomplishments of Caseys that are excelling both in school and the community.
Schulz Scholarship
Class of '62 Scholarship
Castillo Scholarship
Lynch Scholarship
bruther Scholarship
Casey Impact Day
In April, we celebrated the second annual Casey Impact Day, a special day that recognized the enormous impact RBC has on alumni, parents and friends. Current Caseys and Alumni submitted their Casey Impact Stories to share on social media. Then our community came together and made an impact on Caseys today with donations to support the Casey Annual Fund.
We invite you to continue to share your Casey Impact Stories here throughout the upcoming year, and we will share them on Impact Wednesdays through Facebook and Instagram. Please save the date for Casey Impact Day 2025 on April 3rd.
Financial Snapshot
Financial Snapshot
With the close of the 2023-2024 school year, Red Bank Catholic remains in a strong financial position due to continued increases in enrollment, giving, and stewardship of tuition dollars. This positive outlook allows RBC to invest in staffing, new programs, transportation, and the ability to save for the future. Red Bank Catholic remains a self-funded institution that receives its financial support from only tuition, donations, and the government grants outlined below.