Mission Statement

The mission of St. Martin Catholic High School is to provide quality Catholic education that forms students academically, morally, and spiritually, preparing them to become responsible leaders and productive members of society.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to remain a premier Catholic educational institution that nurtures excellence, integrity, and faith while empowering students to contribute meaningfully to national and global development.

Extra-Curricular Activities

St. Martin Catholic High School encourages student participation in various extra-curricular activities, including:

• Academic Quizzing Competitions
• Soccer
• Kickball
• Basketball
• Music and Cultural Activities

The school has won several trophies and awards through these competitions, demonstrating excellence both academically and socially.

Academic Recognition

Over the years, St. Martin Catholic High School has received recognition for excellent academic performance in national examinations, particularly the WAEC/WASSCE examinations.

The institution has been acknowledged by the Ministry of Education of Liberia for its long-standing contribution to academic excellence and quality education.

Community Commitment

St. Martin Catholic High School welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, including both privileged and vulnerable families, ensuring that access to quality education remains inclusive.

Enrollment has steadily increased in recent years, reflecting the continued trust of parents and communities in the school's commitment to excelence

History of the School

St. Martin Catholic High School was founded in 1932 by the Society of African Missions (SMA) missionaries. Located on the Catholic Mission compound in Gbarnga, the school was established to provide accessible and quality education rooted in Catholic values.

Since its establishment, the school has been administered by both religious congregations and lay educators under the authority of the Catholic Diocese of Gbarnga.

During the height of the Liberian civil war, the school temporarily relocated to Ivory Coast for safety. After the war ended and peace was restored in Liberia, the institution returned to its original location in Gbarnga, where it continues its mission of providing education and moral formation.

Over the decades, St. Martin Catholic High School has contributed significantly to the development of human capital in Liberia, producing graduates who have excelled in various professional fields both nationally and internationally.

Academic and Spiritual Formation

St. Martin Catholic High School is committed to the formation of the whole person, emphasizing:

• Academic development
• Moral discipline
• Spiritual growth
• Sports and physical development
• Character formation

The school uses English as the primary language of instruction and integrates Catholic teachings and evangelization as part of its educational mission.