Curriculum

St. Augustine Prep's Theology program deepens students' understanding of the Catholic faith and its Augustinian values. Through the study of scripture, Church history, and moral theology, students develop a strong spiritual foundation. The program encourages critical reflection, personal faith growth, and a commitment to preparing students to live out their Catholic, Augustinian faith in everyday life.

The English program at St. Augustine Prep focuses on developing students' skills in reading comprehension, creative writing, and critical analysis. Students explore a wide range of literary genres and works, enhancing their appreciation of literature and effective communication. The program fosters creativity, critical thinking, and articulate expression, preparing students for academic success and lifelong learning.

St. Augustine Prep's History program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of global and American history. Emphasizing critical thinking and analysis, the curriculum explores historical events, cultures, and movements. Students learn to assess historical sources and develop a nuanced understanding of the past, fostering informed and engaged citizens.

The World Languages program at St. Augustine Prep offers students the opportunity to become proficient in languages such as Latin, Spanish, Arabic, and American Sign Language. Emphasizing cultural immersion and communication skills, the program prepares students for global citizenship and wide variety of careers where multi-linguistic skills are critical. The study of languages enhances cognitive abilities and opens doors to diverse cultural experiences and perspectives.

St. Augustine Prep's Interdisciplinary Studies program encourages students to explore connections between different academic disciplines. Through project-based learning and collaborative inquiry, students develop a holistic understanding of complex issues. Courses such as Freshman Foundations of Public Speaking and Writing along with Philosophy and Reasoning foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills, preparing students for the interconnected world.