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• A Catholic, Jesuit School

  As a school of the Society of Jesus founded in Cuba in 1854 and later exiled in Miami in 1961, Belen is Catholic and Jesuit by nature. At Belen, students learn what it means to be men for others. They grow in faith and are inspired to work for justice for the poor and persecuted. They are called to take part in Christian Life Communities and participate in daily liturgies. Some students also travel to places like the Dominican Republic over the summer on immersion trips to live and work in solidarity with people in third world countries, and all students volunteer in their local communities. They attend retreats and grow closer to God through Ignatian prayer.

• College Preparatory Academics

  Belen Jesuit is one of the state’s best college preparatory schools and has been ranked as one of the nation’s top 50 Catholic high schools by The Cardinal Newman Society. Belen is also ranked as the best all-boys high school in Florida by Niche. Our classes vary from Latin American History to Anatomy and Physiology to Mandarin to Philosophy.
  
  

  A robust and rigorous honors, AP, and dual enrollment program is offered to our students, as well as Project Lead the Way (PLTW) courses in middle and high school.  Our students can earn an AP Capstone™ diploma or certificate, and an AP +PLTW Student Achievement Certificate.  
  
  The new state of the art Roberto C. Goizueta Innovation Center exposes students to a rigorous STEAM program that can prepare students to become problem-solvers in a global society preparing them for the 21st-century workforce. The Innovation Center is also home to the Engineering courses and the Robotics teams. 
  

  
  Each year Belen sends 100% of its graduates off to colleges all over the United States and abroad. Universities such as Penn, Yale, Princeton, Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Fordham, and so many others have Belen alumni walking their hallways and gracing their classrooms. In addition, Belen ranks as the number one college preparatory school in the nation to send student-athletes to the Ivy League. Our goal is to help each student find the college that is right for him.

• Belen Faculty

  Belen’s faculty is made up of men and women who are not only experts in their fields but are also passionate about what they teach, and love sharing that passion and knowledge with their students. Our teachers are highly qualified, some with over 20 years of experience, and with 100 members of our faculty holding higher degrees in education. Our faculty also includes six Jesuit priests, one archdiocesan priest, three deacons, and one sister of the religious order of St. Philip Neri. It is no wonder our faculty strive to inspire our students into becoming not only avid 21st-century learners but also true “Men for Others."

• Athletics

  Over 1,000 athletes take part in 15 sports/ 47 teams. Our Wolverines have won State Championships in the following sports: Basketball (1), Crew (1), Cross Country (14), Swimming (7), Water Polo (4), Tennis (1), Track and Field (1), and Soccer (3); and state runners up in Baseball (1) and Football (1).

• Campus Facilities

  Located on 34 acres of land in West Miami-Dade County, Belen has a beautiful state-of-the-art campus. The Catholic identity of our school is cemented in the Our Lady of Belen Chapel located in the southeast corner of the campus and seats 638. 
  
  The Raúl and Nidia Rodríguez Science Pavilion is home to our biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories. The Pavilion also houses the Fides et Ratio Patio.
  
  The Ignatian Center for the Arts is home to the Ophelia & Juan Js. Roca Theater and Olga & Carlos Saladrigas Art Gallery along with the Leopoldo Nuñez Rehearsal Hall, classrooms, and the center's administrative office.
  
  

  The state-of-the-art Roberto C. Goizueta Innovation Center provides a workspace filled with various tools and resources that will expose students to design thinking and allow them to develop the skills needed to thrive in the 21st-century workforce. The center also includes our gymnasium and locker rooms. 
  
  The Gian Zumpano Aquatic Center is home to the seven-time State Champion Swim Team and four-time State Champion Water Polo Team. Coming soon, located adjacent to the aquatic center is the Roberto Surís Athletic Center. The three-story, nearly 60,000-square-foot building will feature two workout rooms, a gym, two dozen treadmills, ERG Machines, golf simulators, and much more!  Click here to read more about our athletic facilities.
  
  The Arroyo Quad aims to create a space where alumni and students can be reminded of those Jesuits who dedicated their lives to God and served at our school. Click here to read more about the quad. 
  
  The Dining Hall features 13 high-definition monitors, two 176” HD projectors and screens, and 30 Bose speakers. The kitchen is state of the art and can easily service the busy lunch periods as well as special events. The focal point is a historical mural that represents the school’s history from Cuba to Miami in photographs.
  
  The Shanley Family Administration building houses the following offices: President, Advancement, Admissions, Business, Technology Director, and Alumni Association. The Cosculluela Hall is also located in this building. 
  
  Continuing a tradition of over 140 years, the Fr. Benito Viñes, SJ Observatory is at the service of its students and the Miami community. Belen Jesuit is the only school in the United States equipped with a 16” telescope with a CCD camera for astrophotography. The observatory was made possible by donations from the Belen Jesuit Class of 1972. 
  
  Under construction is the Roberto Surís Athletic Center. The three-story, nearly 60,000-square-foot building will feature two workout rooms, a gym, two dozen treadmills, ERG Machines, golf simulators, and much more! The anticipated date of completion is the fall of 2024.

• Legacy

  The Belen Alumni Association of Jesuit Schools from Cuba and Miami has over 7,200 members that participate in activities organized by the association. These graduates stay connected to Belen through a variety of events from class gatherings and homecomings to liturgies and celebrations. Several of our alumni have been so grateful for their education at Belen that they now form part of its faculty and staff.