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Meet Jonathan Chavez ‘26, a student who truly embodies the spirit of excellence and drive that defines Brophy. The third exceptional mind from his family to walk these halls, Jonathan…

Johan Santiesteban still remembers the first time he heard about Brophy College Preparatory. One of the school’s teachers visited Santiesteban’s junior high school and told the kids about the benefits the school had to offer. “The school seemed perfect,” said Santiesteban. “I learned more about it, the programs they had, heard about the teachers. So I said, ‘Maybe I’ll apply.’” But Santiesteban ran into a problem that can be a common one among students applying to Brophy: the expensive cost of tuition.

With their hefty tuition, Arizona’s elite Catholic high schools struggle with a reputation of educating only rich students. But officials at Brophy College Preparatory in Phoenix and Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson say the state’s private school tax credit program has opened their doors to everyone.