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AMHS has an experiential learning center to give students unique hands-on and career-related opportunities. AMHS’s Experiential Learning Center gives students unique learning opportunities they may not have had at other schools. We’re

The best high school is the one that will help you reach your fullest potential. Here are a few things to consider as you choose a high school. When it comes to choosing a high school as an athlete, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Every

As an international student, you may be able to get scholarships to help you study abroad at a U.S. high school. Worried about the cost of studying abroad in high school? At Archbishop Murphy High School, tuition for international students is

Our mission comes to life when our students graduate and become the next generation of leaders we so desperately need in our world.  “Catholic education must provide the best possible education in the secular subjects, but Catholic

Unlike private schools, public schools depend on levies to fund a lot of their health and safety staff, building maintenance, arts programs, and more.  If you live in Washington state, you’re probably worried about school levies. You may

Whether or not you choose to attend an American high school, there are many other ways to prepare for U.S. college. If you’re an international student planning to apply for college in another country, studying abroad in high school can give

Archbishop Murphy High School offers a unique program for students interested in business. Are you interested in starting a career in business one day? Archbishop Murphy High School has the program you need.  Our Business

International students who want to study at a U.S. high school, college, or university will need Form I-20 and a visa. Studying in the U.S. as an international student can be an amazing experience! It’s a great opportunity to experience a

Many private high schools have strong academic outcomes and do well at preparing students for college. If you’re looking into private high schools, there’s a good chance you’re also thinking about college. You know that some schools send

Nicole Alvarez, AMHS Class of ‘23 In discussion with our students, we come to find a reciprocated enjoyment and appreciation for the Catholic school experience across academics, extracurriculars, electives, and athletics.  Both inside