Formed in Faith. Prepared for Life.
At St. Mary’s High School, students are challenged academically, grounded in faith, and inspired to serve.
Our high school program is designed to form confident, compassionate leaders who are prepared for college, careers, and lives of purpose. Through rigorous coursework, meaningful service opportunities, and strong faith formation, students grow into young adults ready to meet the future with integrity and confidence.
Academically Prepared for the Future
St. Mary’s High School offers a strong academic foundation that prepares students for college and career success. Our curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, communication, and real-world skills.
Graduation Requirements Include:
- Theology – 4 Credits
- English & Communications – 4 Credits
- Mathematics – 3 Credits
- Science – 3 Credits
- Social Studies – 4.5 Credits
- Fine Arts – 2 Credits
- Business – 0.5 Credit
- Physical Education & Health – 1 Credit
- Electives
Faith at the Center
Faith is woven into every aspect of the St. Mary’s experience. Students deepen their relationship with Christ through four years of theology, weekly mass, opportunities for Eucharistic Adoration, and faith-filled classroom discussions. Service and reflection help students connect their learning to living out their Catholic values each day. Juniors also continue their faith journey towards Confirmation.
Service in Action
Service is an essential part of a St. Mary’s education. Students are encouraged to lead with compassion by participating in service opportunities that support the local community and beyond. Through service projects and outreach experiences, students learn the importance of generosity, responsibility, and faith in action.
Explore Opportunities Beyond the Classroom
At St. Mary’s High School, learning extends far beyond the classroom walls. Students have the chance to:
Gain real-world experience through on-the-job training.
Earn college credit via Advanced Placement Courses or PSEO.
Compete and grow in athletics programs.
Express creativity through band, choir, art, and other fine arts.
Engage and lead in student activities.
These experiences help students develop skills, discover passions, and prepare for life after high school.
