Academics
At St. Augustine Prep, our students don’t just prepare for college—they’re formed as well-rounded, purpose-driven young men ready to meet the world head-on.
Rooted in the Catholic, Augustinian tradition, our dynamic curriculum blends the best of STEAM and Humanities with hands-on learning and character formation. It’s education with heart, intellect, and direction.
Forge Your Path
At the intersection of tradition and innovation, our curriculum provides students with the foundations they need and the flexibility they want.
A Personalized Academic Journey
Students shape their learning through course levels that fit their goals:
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College Preparatory
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Honors (32 courses)
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Advanced Placement (AP) (16 courses)
Upperclassmen can also earn dual credit through our partnership with Camden County Community College—gaining a head start on their college journey.
A Strong Start from Day One
All students take at least seven academic subjects per year, with freshmen enrolled in eight, building a solid foundation from the very beginning.
Explore the High School Course Catalog
Explore the 8th Grade Course Catalog
Guiding Your Journey
This is a journey where you never have to walk alone. The passionate and dedicated Prep Faculty & Staff support our students at every step of their journey.
Humanities
St. Augustine Prep's Humanities program offers a rich and diverse curriculum that explores history, literature, philosophy, and the arts. Students develop critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills through in-depth study and discussion. The program encourages a deep understanding of cultural and historical contexts, fostering empathy and global awareness. By engaging with a wide range of perspectives, students are prepared to navigate and contribute thoughtfully to the world around them.
STEAM
STEAM at St. Augustine Prep integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to provide a comprehensive, interdisciplinary education. Students engage in hands-on projects, innovative problem-solving, and creative exploration, fostering critical thinking and collaboration skills. The program emphasizes real-world applications and prepares students for future careers in STEAM fields, equipping them with the knowledge and experience needed to excel in a rapidly evolving world.
"The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page." - St. Augustine
Third Semester
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.
Eighth Grade
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, 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.
College Counseling & Student Services
The College Counseling and Student Services Department provides comprehensive support to help students achieve their academic and career goals. Our dedicated counselors offer personalized guidance on college selection, applications, and scholarships, ensuring each student finds the right fit for their future. Additionally, the department offers resources for academic support, mental health, and wellness, fostering a holistic approach to student development and success.
Where We Learn
Our academic facilities are program-driven, student-centric spaces designed to support teaching and learning.
A St. Augustine Prep education provides students with opportunities to become leaders in their communities and in our society.
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