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APPLY TO ST. AUGUSTINE TODAY! THE EARLY DECISION APPLICATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th.

Applications for the classes of 2029 (9th), 2030 (8th), and transfer students are open! Please apply through our online application system—a paperless, full-service, mobile-responsive admissions application process.

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Setting Hearts on Fire with a Passionate Search for Truth, Unity, and Love

During the transformative high school years, students develop the skills required for success in college and beyond. St. Augustine Preparatory School is a private, independent Catholic, Augustinian institution that equips the mind, body, and spirit, fostering mentalities of excellence while providing life-changing learning opportunities for the young men of South Jersey. Because we understand how young men learn best, graduates experience incredible outcomes and forge a brotherhood that will last a lifetime.

Signature Programs at St. Augustine

8th Grade Program

The eighth-grade program at St. Augustine Prep offers a holistic and dynamic educational experience focused on academic excellence, leadership, and community engagement. Through small class sizes, students benefit from close guidance as they engage in interdisciplinary projects, experiential learning, intramurals, and community service, all fostering a strong sense of brotherhood. A unique third-semester program provides opportunities for real-world learning, preparing students for future success both academically and personally.

Unitas Mentorship Program

At St. Augustine, strong teacher-student bonds spark curiosity and a love for learning. In the Unitas program, students and families are paired with faculty advisors for guidance over four years. The Habitudes: Growing Leaders Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum teaches life skills through imagery, stories, and activities, aimed at building self-discipline, time management, and a confident self-image.

Third Semester Program

The Third Semester program at St. Augustine transforms learning by immersing Prep students in real-world experiences. Through international travel, hands-on professional work, social impact projects, or focused academic research, students go beyond the classroom to gain global perspectives and practical skills. This program inspires students to expand their understanding of the world and uncover their potential to make a meaningful impact.

Life at St. Augustine

1959

Founding Year

14:1

Student:Faculty Ratio

104

Course Offerings

98%

College Bound

21

Athletic Programs

40+

Clubs & Activities

8

Counties Represented

$2M+

Yearly Financial Assistance

News and Notes from the Prep

Prep News Blog

Inspiring Leadership and Innovation: Veritas Speaker Series Welcomes Mr. Tony Rodio P’12 and Mr. T. Eric Reich P’26 ’28

Posted December 9th, 2024

The Veritas Speaker Series at St. Augustine Prep continues to deliver transformative experiences, connecting students with accomplished leaders whose careers embody perseverance, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. As part of the school’s Innovation and Experiential Learning initiative, the...

Alumni Brotherhood Blog

Eaise ’18: The Journey of a Scholar-Athlete to Medical Trailblazer

Posted December 1st, 2024

Kevin Eaise ’18 learned he had a brain tumor as a child. Now he works with his surgeon. Kevin Eaise went on to play college baseball before getting a job at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia as a clinical research...

The Tolle Lege Blog

Faculty Reflections – What Makes Us Different by Mrs. Asselta

Posted December 6th, 2024

By Mrs. Deborah Asselta (Faculty, English Department) Having spent my entire adult career in the secondary classroom at three different schools (a public school, a diocesan school and “The Prep”) makes it easy for me to answer this question....