Where Tradition Meets the
Future
St. Mary's High School
Why St. Mary's
St. Mary's rigorous academic and extra-curricular programs encourage young men and women to reach their spiritual, intellectual, moral, physical and creative potential.
The St. Mary’s Experience
St. Mary’s academic rigor, digital 1:1 interactive learning and STEM based teaching, prepares our students for their future.
Faith Formation
St. Mary’s students are encouraged to serve God and others.
Learning Together
Students enjoy the benefits of a co-educational classroom setting, supporting one another in all aspects of school life.
Where Will St. Mary's Take You?
St. Mary's commitment to our students is their preferred option for college. Our college-preparatory curriculum will have you ready for college and beyond.
Accessible & Affordable
St. Mary's is committed to affordable and accessible education. Check out St. Mary's Aid Estimator tool to see just how affordable your education can be.
Championship Athletics
Be a part of a winning team with St. Mary’s Athletics.
Seven-Year Pathway
Our integrated curriculum begins in the Marian Division and starts the path of a St. Mary's education starting in middle school with grades 6-8 and continuing through High School.
Featured Story
STUDENT - Amanda Mena '21
Amanda Mena ‘21 has always been a star among the St. Mary’s community. An amazing vocal talent who started her St. Mary’s journey in the seventh grade, Amanda was well-known as the student who won Telemundo’s La Voz when she was just 11 years-old. In 2018, Amanda’s star rose higher when she competed on America's Got Talent. Amanda has an amazing perspective on her journey, “I think that everything happens for a reason. It provided me the opportunity to build my own path and I am now recording a new song for my upcoming single that will be released in 2019.”
FACULTY - Darius Woumn
Mr. Woumn decided to combine his passion for history with his love of helping people, especially young adults, and decided to pursue a path in teaching. Mr. Woumn believes that while it is important for his history students to learn in a physical classroom, he wants them to continue learning outside the walls of school. “I want my students to have an opinion on everything, whether it be good, bad, or indifferent. We need to learn about our past, our country, our culture, our world, and our universe. Everything is a part of history and as we all know, history repeats itself.”
ALUMNI - Marge Callhan '52
Callahan knew she wanted to be a teacher and enrolled in the education program at BostonCollege, graduating in 1956. What she didn’t realize at the time is how far her profession would take her, both in geography and duration.
ALUMNI - Joshua Feliz '14
As for outgoing St. Mary’s seniors, Josh says, “After high school, you don’t know what life will bring. All we want to do as kids is grow up, but we really should learn to live in the moment and appreciate life.”
Shaping Authentic men and women
of talent and faith