Catholic Regional Secondary · CISVA · Tri-Cities + Maple Ridge

Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary — parents' guide + Tri-Cities homes.

A Coquitlam REALTOR®'s read on Archbishop Carney — the regional Catholic secondary for the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes. How Carney's regional admissions work, which CISVA elementaries feed in, and why a non-catchment school changes the housing decision for Catholic families.

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Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary (1335 Dominion Ave, V3B 8G7) — the regional Catholic high school for the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge. Full school profile, CISVA admissions, feeder elementaries, plus a REALTOR® Craig Johnston, Top 1% Team in Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and 47+ year Tri-Cities resident, can walk you through the local context. Free Strategy Call ends with a written one-page plan in 24 hours.

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Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary School — Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary School is a catholic regional secondary (cisva) school in Port Coquitlam, serving grades 8–12 in the Dominion Triangle / NE Port Coquitlam area. The regional Catholic secondary for the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge. Address: 1335 Dominion Avenue, V3B 8G7. Phone 604-942-7465.

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About Archbishop Carney.

School type

Catholic Regional Secondary (CISVA)

Grades

8–12

Affiliation

Roman Catholic — Catholic Independent Schools of the Vancouver Archdiocese (CISVA).

Address

1335 Dominion Avenue, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 8G7

Phone

604-942-7465

Website

School website →

Administration

Len De Julius (Principal) · office@acrss.org
VP: Confirm current VP roster on acrss.org.

Enrolment

Approximately 600 students across grades 8–12.

School hours

Confirm the current year's bell schedule directly with the school at 604-942-7465.

Admissions

Apply at Archbishop Carney →

Application window

Annual application open house is typically held in mid-January, with admissions decisions issued shortly after. Confirm current-year dates at acrss.org/apply.

Tuition

Tuition varies by parishioner status and CISVA family membership. Contact the Carney admissions office directly for current tuition and fees.

School details verified against the school's official website (May 2026). Bell schedules, administrators, tuition, and program details can change year to year — confirm the current year directly with the school office before relying on any specific number.

What this school is best known for

The regional Catholic secondary school for the Tri-Cities, Maple Ridge, and surrounding parishes — operated under the Catholic Independent Schools of the Vancouver Archdiocese (CISVA). Students come from CISVA elementary feeders across the region.

Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary is one of three CISVA Catholic secondary schools in Metro Vancouver and the only one serving the Tri-Cities + Maple Ridge parish regions. Students come primarily from CISVA elementary feeders — Our Lady of Fatima (Coquitlam), All Saints (Coquitlam), St. Joseph's (Port Moody), and parish elementaries in Maple Ridge / Pitt Meadows. Carney runs a full BC Ministry of Education academic program with Catholic faith formation embedded throughout, select Advanced Placement courses, a business program, athletics (the Carney Stars), and performing arts.

Programs & academic profile

What Archbishop Carney actually offers.

Full BC Ministry of Education academic program

Grade 8 through 12 BC curriculum, delivered with Catholic faith formation embedded throughout the school day.

Select Advanced Placement (AP) courses

AP courses across multiple subject areas — see the Carney curriculum site for the current year's offering.

Business program

Business and entrepreneurship coursework as part of the senior elective catalogue.

Athletics — Carney Stars

Athletics teams across multiple sports — see the school site for the current season's roster.

Performing arts

Drama, music, and performing arts electives.

Faith-based service and formation

Service learning, retreats, sacramental life, and parish involvement are part of the school program.

Admissions, feeders & geographic reach

Where Archbishop Carney students come from — and where they go next.

Catchment / geographic reach

Carney is NOT a catchment school. It is a regional Catholic secondary serving Catholic families across the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes. Admissions are open to Catholic families parish-wide, with non-Catholic students also admitted subject to space.

Feeds in from

CISVA Catholic elementary feeders — Our Lady of Fatima (Coquitlam), All Saints (Coquitlam), St. Joseph's (Port Moody), and additional parish elementaries in Maple Ridge / Pitt Meadows.

Promotes to

Post-secondary — university, college, trades.

Admissions process

Apply directly through the school. Archbishop Carney admissions →

Extracurriculars · sports · clubs

Top extracurriculars at Archbishop Carney.

Programs change year to year. Confirm the current season's club and sport list on the school's Programs / Clubs page.

Inside the catchment · housing read

Buying inside the Archbishop Carney catchment — what I tell clients.

Carney has no catchment — students travel from across the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge. For real estate purposes, Carney is one of the variables families weigh against the SD43 secondaries (Heritage Woods, Pinetree, Riverside, Terry Fox, Port Moody Secondary). If Catholic education is a priority for grades 8–12, Carney removes the catchment constraint from the housing decision — buy where the family fits.

  1. Carney has no school catchment. If Catholic education is a priority, you can buy anywhere in the Tri-Cities or Maple Ridge and your child can apply.
  2. Carney's parish-feeder structure means the natural decision point is which CISVA elementary feeds in. If your child is already at Our Lady of Fatima, All Saints, or St. Joseph's, Carney is the typical next step.
  3. Tuition is a real budget item that public-school families don't factor. Build it into your overall housing-and-education budget when comparing private vs. public catchments.
  4. Application windows are tight — mid-January annual cycle. Plan ahead of any housing move.

Frequently asked questions

Archbishop Carney — FAQ.

Is Archbishop Carney a good school?

Archbishop Carney is the regional Catholic secondary school for the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes. It is operated under CISVA (Catholic Independent Schools of the Vancouver Archdiocese) and runs the full BC Ministry curriculum with Catholic faith formation embedded throughout. For Catholic families seeking continuous K → 12 Catholic education, Carney is the secondary destination of the region's CISVA elementaries.

Does Archbishop Carney have a catchment?

No. Carney is a regional Catholic secondary — admissions are open to Catholic families across the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes, with non-Catholic students also admitted subject to space.

How do I apply to Archbishop Carney?

Through the school's admissions process at acrss.org/apply. The annual application open house is typically held in mid-January, with admissions decisions issued shortly after. Confirm current-year dates at the admissions URL.

Which elementary schools feed Archbishop Carney?

Primarily CISVA Catholic elementaries — Our Lady of Fatima (Coquitlam), All Saints (Coquitlam), St. Joseph's (Port Moody), and parish elementaries in Maple Ridge / Pitt Meadows. Students from non-Catholic backgrounds can also apply subject to space.

What is the tuition at Archbishop Carney?

Tuition varies by parishioner status and CISVA family membership. Contact the Carney admissions office at 604-942-7465 or office@acrss.org for the current year's tuition and fees.

Do I need to be Catholic to attend Archbishop Carney?

Catholic families are prioritized in admissions, but non-Catholic students are admitted subject to space. Faith formation is part of the school program regardless of family background.

Who is the principal at Archbishop Carney?

Len De Julius is the current principal. Contact the school office at 604-942-7465 or office@acrss.org.

What programs does Archbishop Carney offer?

Full BC Ministry of Education curriculum grades 8–12, select Advanced Placement (AP) courses, a business program, athletics (Carney Stars), performing arts (drama, music), and Catholic faith formation embedded throughout the school day.

How big is Archbishop Carney?

Approximately 600 students across grades 8–12 — small to mid-sized cohorts.

What is Archbishop Carney's address and phone?

1335 Dominion Avenue, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 8G7. Phone 604-942-7465. Email office@acrss.org.

Continue your Coquitlam school research

Related Tri-Cities school + catchment pages.

Sources & methodology

School facts verified against the SD43 Archbishop Carney school page, the SD43 2025–26 School Listings (administrators) PDF, and the SD43 school locator. Catchment, registration, and cross-catchment information from SD43's cross-catchment policy page. Real estate commentary is the professional opinion of Craig Johnston, REALTOR® license V99960, working under The MACNABS at Royal LePage Elite West and serving the SD43 Tri-Cities market.

Page reviewed and dated May 2026. License V99960 · BCFSA-regulated. Confirm school program details with the school office before relying on them for an enrolment decision.

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