Curriculum

Students demonstrate the function of mathematics in life.

Students become competent and capable readers and writers who take pride in their ability to express themselves.

Students identify and form nuanced and prudential judgments about historical development and change.

Students look at the created world with eyes of wonder and ask vigorous and precise intellectual questions.

Students grow in Catholic theology, spirituality, and moral formation.

Students learn the basic elements of the Latin language in prose and song.

Students participate in coaching sessions in the art and craft of public speaking.

Students are supported with managing the different components of high school applications.

High School Prep

Students at an all-boys school need to move!

Eighth-graders study a philosophical question with eight different presenters and write a thesis.