annually. Campus ministry Curley's Franciscan Youth Ministry program offers students opportunities for prayer, liturgy and fellowship, as well as a commitment to service, social justice and community outreach. Sport Archbishop Curley High School was a founding member of the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA). After the disbanding of the Maryland Scholastic Association (MSA) in 1994, it was Fr. Robert Twele, then Curley's principal, who led the committee to draft the new organization's constitution and its by-laws. Consequently, championships from 1961 to 1994 are from the MSA and championships since 1995 are from the MIAA. Fine arts and student media Additional information Connection with Franciscan Order The School Board established by the Archbishop of Baltimore is responsible for the general operation and management of Archbishop Curley High School. There are currently four Franciscan friars on the full-time staff, with one other in-residence. In addition to the Franciscan friars, the faculty includes lay teachers. Other affiliations and recognitions Archbishop Curley, as a school within the Archdiocese of Baltimore Department of Catholic Schools, is accredited through AdvancED until 30 June 2022. The School Board received the Outstanding Board Award in 2007 from the National Catholic Educational Association. Head of school From 1961 until 1995, the principal was head of school. Since 1995, the president is head of school. The principal still functions in the role of daily school management and as chief academic officer, reporting to the president. A gallery of formal portraits featuring all the past heads of school is on display in the auditorium lobby. Current administration President - Fr. Donald Grzymski, OFM Conv. '70 VP: institutional advancement - Barry Stitz '87 VP: operations & finance - John Kogler Principal - Jeremy Joseph AP: student affairs - John S. Bowden AP: academics - Kenneth Pipkin Notable alumni See also National Catholic Educational Association References External links School website Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore Educational institutions established in 1961 Catholic secondary schools in Maryland Private schools in Baltimore Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools Boys' schools in Maryland 1961 establishments in Maryland