Brother Rice High School was ranked as the #1 Catholic High School in the state of Michigan by Niche. To visit our profile on Niche, click here.
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Brother Rice has monitored the Covid-19 fluidity over the last two months to prepare for the return of athletic activities. Outdoor athletic training at Brother Rice will open on Wednesday, June 10 according to protocols and procedures outlined by the MHSAA. Please take a moment to carefully review the following documents: For Parents: Key Points for Parental Support For Students…
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Congratulations to Bethany Beyer, Brother Rice Teacher of the Year! Bethany serves as the lead teacher in our Achieve Plus (A+) Center. Although Bethany has only worked at Brother Rice for four years, her impact on our community is far-reaching. Bethany has been an agent for change in the way teachers work with students who learn differently. She works tirelessly,…
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The 2020 induction class into the Brother Rice High School Hall of Fame includes athletes and coaches who have distinguished themselves with championships, awards, and other impressive achievements: Tim MacClean ’81 John Shasky ’82Doug Pickens ’04Jason Alessi ’14Coach Bob Riker ’85Coach Mike Venos This class will be honored on Tuesday, September 29, at Indianwood Golf & Country Club, following the annual…
More InfoMarcel Gagnon began teaching at Brother Rice in 1968. He taught English and art for the majority of his career, proudly serving as department chair for the English Department for a period of time. Marcel also served as the dean of students for several years. Attending night school while teaching full time, he earned a law degree from Wayne State University…
More InfoHaithem K. Sarafa was born in Baghdad, Iraq, in 1957 and immigrated with his Chaldean family to the United States in 1963. He went to Gesu in Detroit, for grade school and attended middle school at St. Michael’s in Southfield, before attending Brother Rice. Haithem Sarafa graduated with highest academic distinction as a member of the Class of 1975. While…
More InfoJohn Birney was born in Royal Oak, Michigan, on June 4, 1958. His parents John & Shirley, lived in Birmingham and were devoted Catholics who belonged to Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church. John attended OLQM elementary school for eight years before beginning his high school career at Brother Rice in 1972. His days in the “hallowed halls” of Rice…
More InfoWe are proud to kick off the Celebration of our 60th Anniversary of educating young men in the footsteps of our founder Blessed Edmund Rice. We hope you will join us on our social media accounts beginning Sunday, May 3rd, at 12 pm, to enjoy 60 hours of Brother Rice memories, moments, and testimonials that embody the shared experiences spanning…
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Good Evening, Please see the video message above, sent to Brother Rice Families on April 2, 2020 Below is the Brother Rice Distance Learning Day schedule though the end of Holy Week: Monday, April 6 – Distance Learning Tuesday, April 7- Distance Learning Wednesday, April 8 – Distance Learning Holy Thursday, April 9 – No School Good Friday, April 10 –…
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