Alumni News

The CBA Alumni News section is your hub for the latest stories from across the Colt community. Here you’ll find up-to-date features on alumni making headlines in their professions and communities, as well as important updates on major initiatives, programs, and events happening at the Academy.  

Donor-Advised Fund Day: Make an Impact at CBA

Tom Streep ’82 describes his life as “a journey up and down the East Coast.” He began his career in healthcare, ultimately serving as Vice President of Bayshore Hospital, before relocating his family to New England in 2000 and transitioning into the financial services industry with Edward Jones Investments.

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Alumni Game Day Celebrates the CBA Brotherhood

Tom Streep ’82 describes his life as “a journey up and down the East Coast.” He began his career in healthcare, ultimately serving as Vice President of Bayshore Hospital, before relocating his family to New England in 2000 and transitioning into the financial services industry with Edward Jones Investments.

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Alumni Donor Profile: Tom Streep ’82

Tom Streep ’82 describes his life as “a journey up and down the East Coast.” He began his career in healthcare, ultimately serving as Vice President of Bayshore Hospital, before relocating his family to New England in 2000 and transitioning into the financial services industry with Edward Jones Investments.

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The 9/11 Studies Program

In the Fall of 2026, CBA will proudly inaugurate the Center for 9/11 Studies at Christian Brothers Academy, which is intended to serve as a living testament to the sacred importance of this day through education, testimony, and remembrance.

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CBA Business Networking Night 

Join us for the Christian Brothers Academy Community Business Networking Night on October 7th at Buona Sera in Red Bank, NJ. All alumni, current and past parents, and friends are invited for an evening of connection and conversation. 

Guest speaker Tom Arnone, Director of the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners, will discuss the broader economic and growth ramifications of the Netflix project for Monmouth County.