High School
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1200 Main Street |
Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy is a high school committed to providing a quality Catholic education and to teaching the virtues and the discipline needed for a true follower of Christ. Our contemporary, yet traditional and universal approach is carried out in a structured and caring atmosphere.”
School Overview
The Secondary Campus is a regional, comprehensive coeducational ministry of the northeast Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Roman Catholic communities, utilizing approved instructional programs, Christian leadership, spiritual development, Christian service and varied co-curricular activities. Catholic Central Campus faculty members meet the criteria of both the Diocese of Green Bay and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Additional information in the Parent/Student Handbook
Curriculum & Course Offerings
The Secondary Campus provides a value-centered atmosphere. This is accomplished by providing a curriculum according to the Roman Catholic faith. Every day begins with prayer. In addition, Eucharistic liturgies and prayer services are celebrated weekly. Students, faculty, and staff form a community in which values are nurtured and translated into action. Students will participate in service projects that put their faith into practice. Graduation Requirements, Course Offerings and Course Descriptions Contact Faculty & Staff

Students Benefit From…
- Student-Teacher ratio of 10 to 1
- Full Range of Extra Curricular Activities, including
- Student Council
- Windsor Players
- Foreign Language Club
- Liturgical Committee
- Yearbook
- Hi-Q Program
- Earth Club
- Forensics
- Student Activities
3. Varied Sports Activities such as:
- Football
– Girls Volleyball
– Girls and Boys Basketball
– Baseball
– Softball
– Cross Country
– Wrestling
– Cheerleading
– Track
– Golf
4. Highly individualized instruction.
5. Access to programs that address student needs.
6. Parent/Student Handbook
Preparing for the future
Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy Secondary Campus requires 27 credits for graduation. Among the available courses are:
Alumni
For over 135 years, Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy Secondary Campus has had thousands of students graduate from the school. Our alumni are a shining example of how our school (Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy, Catholic Central High School and Lourdes Acedemy) has prepared its students for the future. A high percentage of the students have gone on to Ivy League Schools such as Yale and Harvard, attended Big 10 Universities, or graduated from nationally recognized liberal arts campuses.
The success of our alumni is unparallel for a small community. We have alumni that are national filmmakers, opera singers, surgeons, nurses, lawyers and politicians. Our alumni have started or manage national companies, banking institutions, as well as helping to build the area community. Our alumni have scaled Mt. Everest, trained for the Olympics, and gone on to become professors and teachers for the next generation. As part of their faith, several students have pursued their seminary degree and are now bringing the Catholic faith to others in the world.
As a graduate of Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy, you will have created life-long relationships that have been developed by the faculty, staff, parents and students of the school. More importantly, you will have acquired the self-confidence needed in today’s collegiate and business world. Click Here for Alumni Page
Enrolling Your Child
- The Secondary Campus admits students of any race, nationality, or ethnic origin. Non-Catholic students are welcome for they enhance the total education at the Secondary Campus.
- Students may be enrolled into the Secondary Campus at any time. Parents and students are welcome to tour and visit our school. We recommend you visit during the school day when students are in session.
- The principal and staff will be more than willing to answer any questions you might have about the school and getting your child started with their future at Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy.
- No student or family will be denied the opportunity to gain a Catholic education because of financial need. Several programs are available to assist parents. An outside company, upon application, determines the status of each student so that the financial need can be objectively and confidentially determined.
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