Challenging Students to Become The Best Versions of Themselves
Welcome to St. Michael’s Catholic Preparatory School! Come join us and learn about our Independent, Transformative, and Innovative Catholic community where we are a Family of Families. Our school provides a unique and responsive approach to education informed by our Catholic identity, manifested in a challenging and enriched curriculum and instruction that integrates Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Innovative practices and Service Learning, with an emphasis on differentiation. Learn More
St. Michael’s Prep cultivates a transformative, Independent school experience rooted in Catholic spirituality where we seek excellence in every pursuit and form virtuous leaders who positively impact the world.
Beyond St. Michael's Prep Where Our Students are Accepted
Through our intentional and robust College Counseling program, our St. Michael's Prep students graduate ready to succeed at the college or university of their choice.
The joyful camaraderie in my hallway of teachers makes me look forward to walking into the school building every day. The kindness and earnestness of the students make the workday pleasurable. I feel supported as a lifelong learner in growing professionally alongside the students, and I appreciate that we strive together to uphold the dignity of every unique human being.
English Instructor
Working at St. Michael's Prep is a calm and supportive experience. I enjoy the amount of autonomy I have in creating lessons, but also the environment for collaboration within my department. The students are well-rounded and genuinely kind, inquisitive individuals.
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The St. Michael's Prep Difference
With an emphasis on Differentiation, our students soar through an outstanding experience that integrates Social Emotional Learning, STEM and Design Thinking, Innovation, and Service Learning.
St. Michael’s Catholic Preparatory School does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, age, gender, national or ethnic origin in : (i) the admission of students; (ii) the offerings of rights, privileges, programs, or activities generally made available to their students; or (iii) the administration of educational policies, financial grant programs, athletic programs, employment practices or policies, or other school-administered programs.