Our high school curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to provide a robust and diverse education, spanning the humanities, modern and classical languages, science, mathematics, theology, and fine arts. Each student undertakes a four-year theology program, delving into sacred scripture, the moral and sacramental life, the nature of the Church, and the challenges of living with conviction in today’s world. Classic literature, a cornerstone of Catholic scholarship, enriches our students' understanding of history and human nature, with works by Dickens, Shakespeare, Homer, Sophocles, Jane Austen, and Fitzgerald.

To support academic excellence, our curriculum prepares students to take the PSAT in their junior year, showcasing their competitive standing for college applications and potential National Merit recognition—two of our seniors were honored in the fall of 2024. Our state-of-the-art science labs provide an unparalleled learning environment, especially for a school of our size, enabling hands-on exploration and discovery. In mathematics, students can advance from foundational college-prep courses to AP Calculus, preparing them to excel in college.

Rooted in gospel principles, this comprehensive program fosters growth in knowledge, character, and faith, as students engage with the natural world, the arts, and the moral and social dimensions of life.