Generosity is essential to our mission of developing young men and women of faith and character. We are deeply grateful to donors and their families who just recently establish new, named scholarships in memory of their loved one, ensuring a Catholic education remains accessible for all families. These scholarships are a permanent testament to their legacy and a connection to the students who follow in their footsteps. 

Five of our Alleman students attended the SEEK Catholic Conference in Columbus, Ohio, in January with Fr. Martini and Sr. Teresa.

Step into the spotlight and celebrate the rich legacy of performance at Alleman Catholic High School. The Alleman Drama Department recognizes its most influential contributors through the Drama Hall of Fame, ensuring that the talent, dedication, and “theatrical magic” is never forgotten. This year’s inductees are Kay O’Brien and Sue Williams. 

Lent is just around the corner, which means our annual Fish Fry is almost here! The Alleman Fish Fry is scheduled for Friday, March 6th from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. This is also the same evening as the Spring Meet the Pioneers event. All proceeds from the Fish Fry will support our athletic programs. 

We are excited to announce the newest class to be inducted into the Alleman Athletics Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame recognizes outstanding individual and team accomplishments and highlights the values of teamwork, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence that define the spirit of Alleman Catholic High School. 

Planned giving is a meaningful way to make a lasting impact. Bequests, charitable gift annuities, and other planned gifts strengthen Alleman’s long-term sustainability, allowing us to plan for the future with confidence.

Edward (Ed) Lerch, born in Rock Island in 1894, was the gifted architect behind Alleman High School, that has continued to serve generations of students and families. 

We are grateful to our alumni and friends whose generosity has made scholarships possible, opening the door to a Catholic education for more families. This past year we awarded over $90,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors, incoming freshman and current students for the 2025-2026 school year. 

Congratulations to Claire Mehochko and Caden Jenulis, who both received Letters of Commendation from the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program!

“I am about to attend the 50th year high school reunion for “kids” I taught in 1975 when I was a teacher at Alleman Catholic High School. I can’t help reflecting on how I achieved that place in my life and how it helped me succeed in the next chapter of my life.”

The Alleman football program returned to Varsity play under Friday night lights for the first time in three years on Friday, August 29, and for the first time in program history, debuted new alternative black uniforms!

2025-2026 additions to our Alleman Faculty & Staff

You don’t want to miss this years’ musical! Alleman will be presenting “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” from November 13-16.

Starting high school is always a big milestone, filled with excitement, new routines, and a little bit of nervous energy.

This year, our wrestling program needs an important upgrade — a new competition wrestling mat!

It is always a joy to welcome our Alleman parents, families, and community members to join us for Mass here at school, whether it is at our weekly masses or our school masses.

Help us launch bright ideas — one classroom at a time!

We’re excited to announce that all of Alleman High School yearbooks have been digitized and are now available online!

In July, a group of alumni from the Class of 1964 gathered at the school for a special luncheon, enjoying a tour of the building and sharing fond memories of their time as students.

Under the banner of “Proclaiming Christ: Yesterday, Today, and Forever” we are joyfully celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Diocese of Peoria! Part of this time of celebration includes regional Masses honoring our 150 years of faith, ministry, and mission across central Illinois.