BE A KNIGHT
Our Mission
To provide young adults with a co-educational, Catholic, college-preparatory experience based on the teachings of Jesus. Our faith-driven school community fosters spirituality and creativity, and encourages intellectual, social, physical and artistic development. We commission our students to develop a heightened sense of social responsibility and respect for human dignity based on the values articulated by our sponsoring congregation, the Sinsinawa Dominicans:
Truth, Compassion, Justice, Community, Partnership.
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Our 4th Annual North Shore Catholic Schools Week Mass with the students, faculty, and staff of Holy Family, St. Eugene, St. Monica, and St. Robert was a beautiful celebration today! What a blessing to have the Most Reverend Archbishop Listecki as our celebrant again this year!
Thank you to the parents and benefactors of our North Shore Catholic Schools; we are grateful for your commitment to and belief in Catholic education. #GoKnights #DominicanHS
It's National Girls and Women in Sports Day! We are so proud of all your accomplishments on and off the field ladies! #GoKnights #NGWSD2023
One of our favorite Catholic Schools Week traditions...the Faculty vs. Seniors volleyball game! The faculty have bragging rights for another year! #GoKnights #DominicanHS
It's Catholic Schools Week and to celebrate we are having a different theme each day this week! Today is St. Sebastian Day, Patron Saint of Athletes, and students, faculty and staff dressed up in their favorite sports jersey! #GoKnights #DominicanHS
Living out the message of Matthew 25, “Giving food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty”, freshmen in our Religion I class spent the day making homemade dinner rolls for the St. Ben’s Community Meal on Sunday!
"I think it’s a great opportunity to realize that we are helping those in need. We might not be living the same life that they are, but they are still present. They still need help. I think it’s wonderful that we are doing things to help them.” - Sydney Knautz ‘26