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Benedictine Military School is a private, Catholic, college preparatory day school for boys in grades 9-12, located in Savannah, Georgia.
Alumni
Welcome Home!
Welcome Home!
Since 1902, more than 7,200 BC Cadets have studied, prayed, laughed, competed, and made life-long friendships at Benedictine Military School. Whether connecting at a BC Alumni Social around the country, coming to a class reunion or athletic event, visiting campus, or just tying in to the vast network of Benedictine Alumni for business, the relationships forged at BC last a lifetime.
CLICK TO VISIT THE BENEDICTINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S WEBSITE
Our Benedictine Alumni are such an important aspect of the culture of Benedictine Military School. Attending Benedictine is not a four year decision and we are so thankful that our alumni continue to stay involved in our school community. Please know that our doors are always open and you are welcome to visit whenever you can. We hope that you stay in contact with Benedictine through our website and social media to keep your finger on the pulse of what is happening here on Seawright Drive.
CLICK TO VISIT THE BENEDICTINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S WEBSITE
Our Benedictine Alumni are such an important aspect of the culture of Benedictine Military School. Attending Benedictine is not a four year decision and we are so thankful that our alumni continue to stay involved in our school community. Please know that our doors are always open and you are welcome to visit whenever you can. We hope that you stay in contact with Benedictine through our website and social media to keep your finger on the pulse of what is happening here on Seawright Drive.
Have Lunch at Benedictine
If you are in town and would like to stop b BC to share one of our famous lunches, please click the link below. You can schedule up to 30 days in advance. The lunch is provided by SAGE Dining Services and Chef Vince, who has been at BC for over a decade . If you have time, Dustin would love to show you all the new updates and share the futures plans we have here at Benedictine.
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2023-24 Class of the Year - 1979
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2023-24 Class of the Year - 1979
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2022-23 Class of the Year - 1979
2023-24 Award Winners
Class of the Year
BC Class of 1979 (Back-to-Back Years!)
Highest Participation
1966 - 91.43%
Dollars Contributed
1979
$266,060
Number of Donors
1976 - 50
Class of the Year
BC Class of 1979 (Back-to-Back Years!)
Highest Participation
1966 - 91.43%
Dollars Contributed
1979
$266,060
Number of Donors
1976 - 50
Submit Class Notes
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- Had a baby?
- Began a new career?
- Earned a promotion?
- Received an award?
ALUMNI NEWS
List of 2 news stories.
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BCAA Bands & Chefs is April 5. Get tickets now!
Read MoreThe Benedictine Athletic Association (BCAA) is excited to announce its fabulous spring event! “Bands and Chefs,” sponsored by Gretsch Guitars and Drums, will take place on the BC Plaza at 6 p.m. April 5. This is a casual event featuring live music and great food and will include an open bar, an online auction, and a golf cart raffle! It will be a great evening full of fun and fellowship.This year, the music will be provided by “The Yacht Club,” Charleston’s smoothest rock band. They add a little tempo and grit to classics from the ’70s and ’80s, while keeping the melodies intact.Chef Jeffrey Quasha, who was recently inducted into the American Culinary Federation’s honor society as a fellow of the American Academy of Chefs – one of the highest honors any chef can receive – is coordinating our food vendors again this year! -
BLACK HISTORY MONTH BC ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Mr. Derrick Smith, Jr. '11
Read MoreHow did Benedictine Military School help to shape you?
“BC taught me to be a better man. It prepared me for college. And brotherhood. Graduating from BC helps a lot when it comes to jobs and connections. BC definitely did that for me. Whether it be good times or bad times, BC is a true brotherhood. When you’re wearing the ring and saying, ‘I’m from BC’ it has connections. Regardless of if I’m from the Class of 2011 and I meet someone from a BC Class in the 1980s, we can all relate. I think that’s a huge part of what you get from BC. I was new at the time. I had no idea who anybody was. (MSG) Rey Osorio – I called him ‘Pops’ because I looked up to him – he was really a big deal in my life. (Brennan) Lemieux (’01) was also another figure. (Joe) Tvrdy is probably the smartest man I know. I’m surprised he’s still there. I’m like, ‘Dude, you’re old.’ Tvrdy was a big influence. I’m pretty sure everybody else I know might be gone from there except for Tvrdy. I know Tvrdy (a math teacher) was old when I was there because he taught Mr. Lemieux and I had Lemieux as a (science) teacher.”
