Bishop Brady High School
Primary and secondary school in Concord, The United States
Bishop Brady High School is a diocesan Catholic co-educational secondary school in Concord, New Hampshire. It opened in September 1963 and traces its roots to St. John's High School, founded in 1930 in Concord. The school is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and approved as a non-public school by the New Hampshire Department of Education.
Bishop Brady offers a college preparatory programme with leveled courses. Students can earn college credits through Advanced Placement (AP) courses and dual enrolment coursework with three local colleges, follow career pathways through a partnership with the Concord Regional Technical Center (CRTC), and earn credit for internships. The school is the educational partner of three junior ice hockey programmes and has a post-graduate programme; homeschooled students can take individual courses when places are available.
Applications are made online, with an early action and a regular decision deadline followed by rolling admission. International students are admitted, and those who are not in a hockey programme must live with a relative or a host family. Financial aid is applied for separately through the FACTS Tuition Assistance Program.
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Fees
Tuition for the 2026-27 school year:
- Tuition: US$15,950
- International tuition: US$20,950
Additional costs: estimated US$500 for textbooks, uniforms and supplies; a one-time US$150 commitment fee for incoming students; a US$225 graduation fee for seniors; and US$875 a year for the morning school bus. New students pay a non-refundable US$250 tuition deposit, which is deducted from the tuition.
Scholarships and financial aid
Need-based aid from the school is applied for separately online through the FACTS Tuition Assistance Program. According to the school, more than 50% of students received some form of financial assistance in the 2025-26 school year. Other options include:
- Children's Scholarship Fund scholarships for low-income New Hampshire families (Education Tax Credits and Education Freedom Accounts)
- Sibling scholarship: US$500 tuition credit per child
- Legacy scholarship: US$500 for children or grandchildren of graduates
- Fixed-rate education loans through an external provider
Subjects taught
- Education
- Secondary Education