Archbishop Moeller High School has been dedicated to its mission for over 60 years – forming students into remarkable men. As a Catholic and Marianist institution, Moeller focuses on developing men of faith, academic excellence, and character. The school's foundation lies in the values of Faith Formation, Academic Excellence, Service to Others, Family Spirit, and Adaptability for Life.

This culture was established by Brother Lawrence Eveslage, S. M., the first principal, and has been carried on ever since. Archbishop Karl Alter played a crucial role in the school's establishment, appointing Monsignor McCarthy and Brother Sibbing, S.

M., for the planning and construction of the new institution. Opening its doors in 1960, Archbishop Moeller High School has been educating young men from the greater Cincinnati and Hamilton county area, graduating over 12,000 Men of Moeller. The institution's Marianist affiliation further strengthens their commitment to their shared mission.

With a focus on creating remarkable men through a Catholic and Marianist education, Archbishop Moeller High School is dedicated to providing a holistic and empowering educational experience