Academics
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Forming Minds. Guiding Souls. Preparing Leaders.
The intellectual formation of the young should be such that they learn to judge rightly, to act rightly, and to order their lives properly.
-Gravissimum Educationis, 1; Vatican II Declaration on Christian Education
Academics is a path to personal excellence, spiritual depth, and service to the world. Rooted in the Catholic Benedictine tradition, our curriculum forms young men to seek what is true, good, and beautiful, while equipping them with the skills to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
We cultivate scholars who think critically, write clearly, lead ethically, and live purposefully. Through our integrated Humanities and STEM programs, we offer a dynamic, whole-person education that connects timeless values with future-ready learning.
9:1
student to teacher ratio
1,500
years of Catholic tradition
95%
college enrollment
Explore Our Offerings
Arts & Humanities: Shaping Character and Culture
From English and history to fine arts, theology, and languages, our humanities program is the foundation of moral and intellectual formation.
Leadership Lab: Building for the Future with Integrity
Our STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) anchored in the STEPS philosophy (Scholars Thinking, Engaging, and Problem-Solving) equips students with real-world experience to innovate with compassion and act with purpose.
Our students are taught not just to build solutions—but to serve others with what they build.
The future of STEM at Subiaco includes:
Animal Science I & II, Agricultural Science, and Energy Systems (Phase I & II)
Geospatial technology, healthcare partnerships, robotics, and automation (Phases II & III)
Industry-recognized certifications and partnerships with higher education institutions
PATHS: A Capstone for Formation
In senior year, students undertake the P.A.T.H.S. Project—a Benedictine capstone integrating:
- Prayer: Purposeful reflection on meaning and direction
- Awareness: Mindfulness of self and others
- Teamwork: Collaboration rooted in “Ora et Labora”
- Humility: Lifelong learning with open-heartedness
- Service: Real-world impact inspired by Christ’s example
Each project is student-led and publicly presented, embodying our belief that learning should lead to action.
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