Affiliated Schools
| Xaverian College | Manchester, England | http://www.xaverian.ac.uk |
| St. John's High School | Shrewsbury, Massachusetts | http://www.stjohnshigh.org/ |
| St. Xavier High School | Louisville, Kentucky | http://www.saintx.com |
| Malden Catholic High School | Malden, Massachusetts | http://www.maldencatholic.org |
| Xaverian Brothers High School | Westwood, Massachusetts | http://www.xbhs.com |
| St. Mary's Ryken High School | Leonardtown, Maryland | http://www.smrhs.org |
| Xavier High School | Middletown, Connecticut | http://www.xavierhighschool.org |
| St. Bernard School | Uncasville, Connecticut | http://www.saint-bernard.com |
| St. Francis Xavier Institute | Bruges, Belgium | http://www.sfxbrugge.be |
| St. John's Preparatory School | Danvers, Massachusetts | http://www.stjohnsprep.org |
| St. Francis Xavier Sixth Form College | London, England | http://www.sfxavier.ac.uk |
| St. Bernard's Institute | Knokke, Belgium | http://home2.scarlet.be/stbk/ |
| Mount Saint Joseph College | Baltimore, Maryland | http://www.msjnet.edu |
| Xaverian High School | Brooklyn, New York | http://www.xaverian.org |
| Our Lady of Good Counsel High School | Olney, Maryland | http://www.olgchs.org |
| Nazareth Regional High School | Brooklyn, New York | http://www.nazarethrhs.org/ |
| Lowell Catholic High School | Lowell, Massachusetts | http://www.lowellcatholic.org/ |
| Saint Joseph Regional High School | Montvale, New Jersey | http://www.saintjosephregional.org/ |
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