FAQs

St. Edward reviews each candidate on his own merits, and accepts learners who will be most successful in the St. Edward academic program. Grades and teacher recommendations weigh heavily in acceptance decisions.

However, the Admission Committee also considers students who demonstrate: a strong work ethic; an enthusiasm for personal growth; a willingness to live by the school’s mission; and a genuine desire to contribute positively to the St. Edward community. A student’s current school placement, religion, and financial background are not taken into consideration.

The St. Edward learning community is incredibly diverse! Approximately 50% of Edsmen matriculate from Catholic grade schools, but the rest of the student body includes students from a wide range of backgrounds and faith traditions.

Students are required to take theology all four years. The curriculum delves into contemporary topics while applying principles of morality and justice. This approach not only sparks respectful ecumenical dialogue, but also promotes inter-religious understanding.

St. Edward does not offer busing. Many families arrange carpools or take advantage of public transportation. Some also utilize Personal Leasing Co. for private transport.

St. Edward’s dedicated faculty is unwavering in their commitment to tailor education to each individual, ensuring not just progress, but genuine growth on every academic path. Students with IEPs are fully engaged in college-preparatory classes. These learners also benefit from tailored intervention periods and executive function coaching.

St. Edward is a provider of the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship and also offers the St. Andre Scholars program. Approximately 5 young men with moderate cognitive disabilities are welcomed into the freshman class each year. St. Andre Scholars experience academic and life skills programming, while also interfacing with peers through electives and collaborative educational projects.

If you have questions about learning support or the St. Andre Scholars program, contact Matt Altieri ’05, Dean of Student Support Services, at maltieri@sehs.net.

Diocesan applications are due January 10, 2025 and non-Diocesan applications are due January 17, 2025. The Admission Committee reviews all applicants and notifies accepted students on February 6, 2025. Applications are then accepted on a rolling basis if there is an opening in the class.

Tuition for the 2024-25 academic year is $19,950, plus a $400 technology fee. Tuition for the 2025-26 academic year will be announced in the spring. Click here to read more about our scholarships and financial aid offerings.

The regular dress code at St. Edward consists of a button-down dress shirt and necktie with khaki or other solid-colored dress pants. Casual shoes are acceptable.

Transfer applicants are not required to take the High School Placement Test. Transfer applicants must submit an application form, two teacher recommendation forms, and complete high school transcripts in order to be considered.

Applications for senior transfers are generally not accepted, unless the student and their family are relocating from out of town. Families who have questions should contact the Office of Admission.