Becoming a Lion is a decision you'll never regret.
Cardinal O'Hara High School is a premiere Catholic institution that develops the next generation of leaders through our carefully crafted plan of rigorous academics and spiritual formation. Our faith-based approach prepares students intellectually, socially, and spiritually for a successful and prosperous future. The time to make that leap and become a Lion is right now!
Choosing Cardinal O'Hara is making an investment in your future. Our environment of student success and support gives our students the resources they need to reach their dreams. Our strategically planned curriculum and personalized attention encourages students to reach their full potential. At Cardinal O'Hara, students will discover who they are meant to become. Inquire about our Lion culture, learn about opportunities to visit campus, or learn more about what our school has to offer. Apply now and begin your journey as a Lion4Life!
We provide excellent academic and faith formation opportunities to all those interested in our school. We are a community focused on growth.
The Pillars of Being a Lion
Pride
The pride of our school stems from our community. Our shared commitment to providing a top-notch Catholic education creates a welcoming family atmosphere that is supported by the COHS community.
Excellence
Our school is defined by the excellence put forth inside and outside of the classroom. The academic standards and network of resources we have in place come from 60 years of tireless dedication. Our graduates leave prepared for the future based on the skills they learned while attending COHS.
Tradition
Our timeless traditions like Baccalaureate Mass, DHDM, and The O'Hara Family Christmas create a sense of belonging across generations of Lions. Our community is centered around the values and history of those who have walked the halls before them.
Additional Admissions Information
$70,185, 809 in college scholarship money for the Class of '26.
207 PCL, 78 District XII, and 4 state championships in school history.
Over a dozen scholarships offered towards tuition assistance.
