St. Rita of Cascia High School, all-male Catholic school in southwest Chicago
St. Rita of Cascia High School is a boys school located in Chicago featuring large dark brick buildings with tall windows and a prominent entrance stairway. The campus includes classrooms with learning resources, athletic facilities, outdoor spaces, and a statue of Saint Rita that stands as a visual landmark.
Founded in 1905, the school is among the oldest private institutions in the area with over a century of tradition serving young men's education. It follows Augustinian philosophy and has become a significant educational establishment in Chicago since its opening.
The school's name honors Saint Rita of Cascia and reflects its Catholic foundation rooted in Augustinian traditions. Community events like Masses, family dinners, and celebrations bring students and families together to strengthen their bonds and school identity.
The school accepts applications throughout the year without a strict deadline, allowing for flexible planning for prospective families. Visitors can take guided tours to view classrooms, meet teachers, and learn about the school's educational approach and values.
The school operates its own merchandise shop where families can purchase school apparel and gear bearing the school emblem. This direct way to display school spirit makes it simple for students and families to show their connection to the community.
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