News and Announcements

The ACT scores have been released with impressive results for Judge Memorial! We are excited to announce the average composite score exceeds both state and national benchmarks. Click above to see how Judge Memorial compares to the state and national averages.
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By joining the monthly giving CHAMPION Program. It's an easy and convenient way to support Judge through monthly donations automatically and safely deducted from your account. Click above to read more and sign up to be a CHAMPION of Judge TODAY!
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The 38th Annual Gala & Auction, A Night to Remember, Believe & Celebrate, is taking place on February 8 and the Gala Committee is currently looking for unique donations such as travel points, vacation/cabin stays, theater/concert tickets, etc. CLICK HERE for more details on our Donation Wish List and to submit your Donation Form online. Thank You!
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THANK YOU JUDGE STUDENTS for raising over $31,000 for your Students 4 Students fundraiser this year! You've worked so hard and every dollar counted. It was really close between the classes but CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS for raising the most. They will be playing the faculty in Lightning basketball so they better start practicing!

We would also like to thank SkullCandy and Khione Outdoor Gear for donating this year's prizes!
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Every time you book travel, (airline, hotel, car rental) a percentage of your transaction is donated back to Judge. By booking your next travel arrangement through this site, Judge Memorial will receive a percentage of all sales, but you’ll also save big with their below market rates! Sign up today! Just click on the login button on the top of the page where you will put your own username and password to access the travel portal and see how much you can save!
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Exciting news! We have been ranked the #1 Catholic high school in Utah. The ranking by Niche.com is based on rigorous analysis of test scores, student-teacher ratio, the quality of colleges students consider plus reviews from students and parents. Niche is the single largest website dedicated to researching K-12 schools. Congrats to our students and faculty for earning this well-deserved honor. Click above for more info.
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The Utah State Bar has named Paul C. Burke '89, a shareholder (equity partner), director, and the general counsel of Ray Quinney & Nebeker, as the 2019 Lawyer of the Year. Mr. Burke will formally accept the award on July 20th at the Utah State Bar’s Summer Convention. The Lawyer of the Year Award is presented to a Utah State Bar member who, over a long and distinguished legal career, has by his or her ethical and personal conduct, commitment and activities, exemplified for their fellow attorneys the epitome of professionalism; and who has also rendered extraordinary contributions to the programs and activities of the Utah State Bar.
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Congratulations to the Boys Soccer team for their come from behind win Friday, May 10, in the State Championship game! The Bulldogs went down 2-0 in the first half, but were able to find the back of the net off goals from Juan Batalla and Jack Terrill, both assisted by Joe Paul, to tie the game before halftime. Coming out of halftime, Anthony Galindo put the final goal, and game winner, in only three minutes into the second half. Click above to read more about their victory.
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The Judge Memorial Robotics team, JudgeMent Call, competed in the World Championships during Easter Break in Houston, Texas. Team 5933, JudgeMent Calls competition team number, had a record of seven matches won and three loses. The team walked away with exceptional results finishing 12th place overall in the Galileo Division, and being one of the top ranked robotics team in Utah. Click above to see an interview with the team's president and team mentor from ABC Channel 4 News.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing crisis, bullying, or threats, please click above to make an anonymous report. Communication available with a crisis counselor if needed. You are not alone. Help is available.
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