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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bellarmine-Jefferson_High_SchoolBellarmine-Jefferson High School - Wikipedia

    Website. http://www.jpstem.org. Bellarmine-Jefferson High School was a private, Roman Catholic high school in Burbank, California. It was located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The school was reopened in 2019 as St. John Paul II STEM Academy, which later closed in 2020.

  2. bell-jeffhs.orgBellarmine-Jefferson High School - Burbank, CA

    Bell-Jeff Catholic High School Burbank, CA. Contact Us; Home; Events & News. Calendar; News; Alumni; Transcripts; Bingo

  3. bell-jeffhs.org › about-usAbout - Bellarmine-Jefferson High School - Burbank, CA

    About About. Contact Us. Home; Events & News. Calendar; News; Alumni; SRB Elementary

  4. lacatholics.org › archive-infoBell-Jeff and St. John Paul II Information

    Bell-Jeff and St. John Paul II Information. Bellarmine-Jefferson High School (Bell-Jeff) served the Burbank community since 1944 and permanently closed its doors in June 2018.

  5. www.latimes.com › socal › burbank-leaderSchool to replace Bell-Jeff High begins to take shape - Los...

    2. Aug. 2018 · News. School to replace Bell-Jeff High begins to take shape. By Andrew J. Campa Staff Writer. Aug. 2, 2018 6 PM PT. As the sun sets on Bellarmine-Jefferson High School after a 74-year...

  6. www.facebook.com › BellJeffHighSchoolBellarmine Jefferson Catholic High School | Burbank CA - Facebook

    Bellarmine Jefferson Catholic High School, Burbank, California. 242 likes · 43 were here. Bellarmine-Jefferson High School is a Catholic, co-ed high school located in Burbank, California that has...

  7. angelusnews.com › local › la-catholicsBell-Jeff High School celebrates its 70th anniversary

    24. Okt. 2014 · Bell-Jeff High School celebrates its 70th anniversary. Angelus News. Oct 24, 2014 • < 1 Min Read. Reg-SF-1. In the fall of 1944, Msgr. Martin Cody Keating founded Bellarmine-Jefferson High School in Burbank, welcoming its first class of ninth graders who would become the school’s first graduating class of 1948.