Read more

Proud Past, Promising Future

Nativity Preparatory School is a tuition-free, Jesuit middle school in Boston, Massachusetts, offering a high-quality, comprehensive education to boys from under-resourced communities. Within an academically challenging and highly structured environment, students are accompanied as they develop a love for learning and sense of responsibility to their community. Our students grow to become men for others, READY to thrive in high school, college, and beyond.

%

College Acceptance Rate for alumni for the Class of Curry' 21

%

All-time High School graduation rate.

%

College Matriculation Rate from 2015 - 2025

%

of the Class of O'Callahan'17 graduated college in 2025

Our Students earned Acceptances to top Schools

np-home-4

“The days at Nativity are long, and the expectations are high — but no one here lets you give up on yourself. The teachers believed in me even when I struggled to believe in myself, and my classmates became more than friends — they became brothers. Whether in the classroom, on retreats, or through service projects, I didn’t just grow academically — I grew in faith, resilience, and a more profound sense of purpose. I learned to lead, serve, and keep going when things get hard.”

Gianni Santos

Class of Ruppert 2025
Commonwealth School 2029 

Our Academics

At Nativity, learning goes beyond textbooks. Our rigorous academic program challenges students to think critically, grow confidently, and believe in their potential — preparing them for success in high school, college, and beyond.

Our Community

Rooted in faith and brotherhood, Nativity is more than a school — it’s a family. Students, families, faculty, and alumni create a vibrant, supportive, and values-driven community.

Our Supporters

Our mission is made possible by the generosity of those who believe in our students. From scholarships to service, our supporters play a vital role in shaping futures and expanding opportunities.

The Latest News From NP

Facebook Icon

Facebook

Just one week ago, we gathered at the Harvard Club for our Annual Promise Dinner, an unforgettable evening celebrating the young men and alumni of Nativity Prep and the community that makes our mission possible.The evening was a powerful reminder of the impact of our shared commitment to inspiring boys from Boston to become men for others. This evening was a celebration of our achievements and a testament to the futures we envision for our students, alumni, and their families. Together, we are building brighter futures through education, faith, and opportunity.A special thank you to Andrew Haas for serving as our MC and helping make the evening both meaningful and inspiring. We are also grateful to our keynote speaker, Joseph Ngnombouowo ’18, who captivated the room as he shared his personal journey and expressed his gratitude for the people who have supported, guided, and shaped him along the way. His reflections were a powerful reminder of the lasting impact of the Nativity Prep community.To everyone who attended, supported, and helped make this evening possible, thank you. Your generosity and belief in our mission empower our young men to reach new heights and create positive change in their communities and beyond.Couldn’t attend this year’s Promise Dinner but would still like to make an impact? Your gift helps support the programs and opportunities that empower our students to succeed. Make a gift today using the link in our bio! ...
View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
Just one week ago, we gathered at the Harvard Club for our Annual Promise Dinner, an unforgettable evening celebrating the young men and alumni of Nativity Prep and the community that makes our mission possible. The evening was a powerful reminder of the impact of our shared commitment to inspiring boys from Boston to become men for others. This evening was a celebration of our achievements and a testament to the futures we envision for our students, alumni, and their families. Together, we are building brighter futures through education, faith, and opportunity.A special thank you to Andrew Haas for serving as our MC and helping make the evening both meaningful and inspiring. We are also grateful to our keynote speaker, Joseph Ngnombouowo ’18, who captivated the room as he shared his personal journey and expressed his gratitude for the people who have supported, guided, and shaped him along the way. His reflections were a powerful reminder of the lasting impact of the Nativity Prep community.To everyone who attended, supported, and helped make this evening possible, thank you. Your generosity and belief in our mission empower our young men to reach new heights and create positive change in their communities and beyond.Couldn't attend this year's Promise Dinner but would still like to make an impact? Your gift helps support the programs and opportunities that empower our students to succeed.Make a gift today: lnkd.in/g-yY8YNm ...
View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
Today, we pause to honor the courage, commitment, and selfless service of the men and women who have served our country. Their sacrifices help protect the freedoms we cherish, and their dedication will never be forgotten. From all of us in the Nativity community, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all veterans, past and present. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #nativitycommunity #HonoringOurHeroes ...
View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
Dude. Be Nice Week at Nativity! A huge thank you to our Nativity community for making Dude. Be Nice Week so special! Throughout the week, our Student Council spread kindness and appreciation through student shout-outs, encouraging notes, thank-you cards, and recognition of the many people who make our school community amazing.We wrapped up the week with a special awards ceremony honoring three faculty and staff members nominated by students for consistently going above and beyond for our boys: - Mr. Dave Curtis | Chief Advancement Officer “Mr. Curtis is always helping out around the community and has played a big part in this year’s Promise Dinner!”- Mr. Xavier Melo | First Year Fellow, Math & Social Studies Teacher “In Cross Country, Mr. Melo supports students to run and try their best. Considering his Nativity experience, it’s obvious why he’s like this.”- Mr. Alejandro | Facilities “Alejandro is always kind to others and is a person who is respectful, no matter what.”- Mr. Mike Curran | RLA & Social Studies Teacher “Super funny, Powerade every day, and gives us a lot of knowledge!”Thank you for making a difference every day! As we closed out Bullying Prevention Month, we were reminded that kindness, gratitude, and respect should be part of every day! A special shout-out to our school counselor, Ms. Bernier, for organizing this wonderful week and to our Student Council for bringing it to life! Let’s keep spreading kindness, Nativity! #DudeBeNice #NativitySchool #SpreadKindness #BullyingPreventionMonth #NativityCommunity ...
View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
np
MENU