Have you ever thought about sending your kids to Catholic school?
The work of Catholic schools is ultimately a matter of maintaining the Church’s mission of building Christ’s Kingdom of justice, love and peace, while continuing relevant, real-world instructional excellence in meeting the needs of a 21st-century world that is ever-changing. Catholic schools in San Diego have always embraced the challenge. Did you know in San Diego and Imperial Counties there are:
- 43 Catholic elementary schools
- 6 Catholic high schools
- 3 Catholic universities
- 15,000 Catholic school students
- $1,000,000 in tuition assistance from Diocese, and St. B’s has an additional tuition endowment fund
Want to learn more? Talk to a friend, visit a Catholic school, or check out San Diego Catholic Schools - see website and social media links below.
Catholic Elementary Schools Close By
Although St. B's doesn't have a K-8 elementary school there are some great Catholic schools nearby. Note - most local Catholic schools currently have in-person instruction, all the while following all COVID-19 guidelines. Explore what each of these schools has to offer.
Stella Maris Academy - La Jolla
Call today for a school tour - 858.454.2461.
School of the Madeline - Clairemont
Learn more about School of the Madeline by contacting them via email or phone 619.276.6545.
All Hallows Academy - La Jolla
Take a virtual tour or call 858.459.6074.
St. Charles Borromeo - Point Loma near Liberty Station
St. Charles has both a preschool and K-8 school. Email or call 619.223.8271.
Catholic High Schools Close By
There are some great Catholic high schools nearby. Note - most local Catholic schools currently have in-person instruction, all the while following all COVID-19 guidelines. Explore what each of these schools has to offer.
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What do our St. B's high schoolers think about Catholic schools? "I went to my local public elementary school, but in 5th grade I asked my parents if I could go to a Catholic school because I wanted faith to be a part of every facet of my life, including my school day. Going to a Catholic school has provided me with so many great faith opportunities such as retreats, daily Mass, and Bible studies, and I’ve loved my experience so much that I decided to attend a Catholic college. —Hailey, graduate of Cathedral Catholic High School This is my first year at a Catholic school, and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn in a Catholic environment and explore my faith during the school day. —St. Augustine High School student |
Want to learn more? Talk to a friend, visit a Catholic school, or check out San Diego Catholic Schools - see website and social media links below.
Cathedral Catholic High School - Del Mar
Co-ed Catholic high school. Learn more by clicking the links below or call 858.523.4000.
St. Augustine High School - North Park
All-boys Catholic high school. Learn more by clicking the links below or call 619.282.2184.
Academy of Our Lady of Peace - University Heights
All-girls Catholic high school. Learn more by clicking the links below or call 619.297.2266.
Cristo Rey San Diego High School
Cristo Rey San Diego High School will prepare students with limited economic means for success. Opening in August 2020, it will be the 39th school in the Cristo Rey Network. Cristo Rey schools integrate four years of rigorous academic curriculum with four years of professional work experience, delivering a proven and innovative faith-based approach to education. Students graduate equipped with the knowledge, character and skills required to succeed in college and in life. Did you know that at Cristo Rey San Diego, 96% of registered students are students of color, with an average yearly family income of $34,000?
Did you know that Deacon Mike Daniels currently serves on their Board of Directors? Read his recent message to friends of Cristo Rey regarding the idea that a good education is the best way to end the cycle of poverty. Click here to learn more about Cristo Rey San Diego, their unique education model, and how you could help get this brand new Catholic high school in San Diego off the ground.