Archbishop Williams High School
Braintree, MA
75 Years of Excellence
Archbishop Williams High School (AWHS) is more than just an educational institution—it’s a beacon of excellence in academic, spiritual, and athletic pursuits.
Since its founding in 1949, AWHS has been dedicated to nurturing the whole person, providing a rich and balanced education to young men and women. Today, AWHS continues to flourish and inspire. This year, the school proudly celebrates its 75th anniversary, a testament to its enduring legacy and commitment to future generations.
The history of Archbishop Williams High School is steeped in tradition and honor. Named after the Most Reverend John Joseph Williams, the fourth Bishop and first Archbishop of Boston who is credited with establishing the parochial school system in Boston, the school exemplifies his vision of a robust Catholic education system. AWHS offers a rigorous six-year academic program with a curriculum designed to challenge and inspire students at all levels. Beyond academics, the school boasts a vibrant athletic tradition, with numerous league, regional, and state championships.