Brockton High School state as well. The stadium also plays host to numerous Massachusetts high school football state playoff games, including the sectional and regional finals. The BHS baseball team plays at Campanelli Stadium, constructed in 2002, which also plays host to the amateur baseball team, the Brockton Rox, of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League. In 2012, a nearly 30-foot tall bronze statue of Rocky Marciano was erected outside the north end of the stadium as a tribute to the legendary boxer. There is a club for most of the cultures that are within the student body (cape-verdian club, Haitian club...) There are
Brockton, Massachusetts Campus located on the former site of the Saint Colman's school, one Christian school (South Shore Christian and the Brockton Christian School closed in 2010), and Cardinal Spellman High School, a Catholic high school named for Francis Cardinal Spellman, Brockton area native and former Archbishop of New York. Students may also choose to attend tuition-free Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School (in South Easton). Brockton is the site of Massasoit Community College and the Eastern Nazarene College offers Adult Studies/LEAD classes in Brockton. Massachusetts Route 24, a six-lane divided motorway, passes through the west side of the city, with exits