At just 12 years old, Zori Brown crafted a straightforward blueprint for her future: attend an Ivy League college, major in finance, and ultimately become a chief financial officer. Now, six years later, her focused vision is still on track, and she’s well on her way to turning those childhood goals into reality. Here’s how Zori is shaping her future with determination and clarity.

St. Thomas Aquinas has officially been designated as a Cambridge school, earning the distinction of being the first Catholic high school in the United States to partner with Cambridge International Education.

We are thrilled to share some incredible news! The National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) has announced the recipients of the 2024-2025 Youth Virtues, Valor, and Vision Awards, and one of our very own has been honored on the national stage.

To have faith is to see the world in a particular way. As Catholics, we believe we receive the gift of faith in baptism — but it is a gift that must grow and develop. That’s why we study religion in the classroom — for faith must seek understanding if it is to light up our path in life. Faith needs to grow in understanding — but also, to have clear– sighted faith we need to grow in our relationship with the Lord. We are convinced that all human values find their fulfillment and unity in Christ. It is in Christ that the fullness of truth concerning man and God is to be found.