The college preparatory experience at Incarnate Word High School begins on Day One. Every student at the historic, all-girls Catholic school embarks on a modular schedule that mimics a college schedule – with blocks of free time sandwiched between rigorous classes that often meet only three times a week.

Every faculty member provides thoughtful, challenging work—much like a professor at an institution of higher learning. Students learn to tackle an advanced curriculum. They explore electives, like photography and art. They volunteer at school and in the community. They learn to manage their time.

The spirit of Providence Catholic School has inspired students for 60 years. A rigorous academic curriculum prepares the all-female student body for college. A rich faith environment equips everyone – from freshmen to seniors – for service.

Teachers offer Saturday classes. Counselors provide one-on-one college advising and create portfolios for each student. The school offers 13 Advanced Placement courses, five dual credit classes, innovative electives and an internship class for seniors.

The results impress. Every graduating senior last spring was accepted into college. The Class of 2011 earned more than $8 million in scholarships.

St. Gerard opened as a high school in 1927. Over its 95 years as a school it has served countless students across San Antonio, building a strong legacy and community within the Archdiocese. While the school itself closed, ​we want to honor the legacy and continue to impact the community it so strongly built. Although closing as a high school in 2022, St. Gerard still impacts the community as an education and athletic center.

Starting in the summer of 2023, St. Gerard reopened as an Education and Athletic center providing summer camp opportunities to all students across the greater San Antonio area. The mission is simple- build upon the excellence of Catholic education by adding additional opportunities for each student, regardless of the school they attend.

Holy Cross of San Antonio offers and serves students of all abilities and economic status. A Holy Cross education is concerned primarily with leading students to understand and to live Christianity. Holy Cross welcomes non-Catholics and non-Christians who wish to benefit from our mission.

In the Holy Cross of San Antonio educational heritage, there is a direct connection between the qualities a person develops in school and the qualities lived long after the years in school. Holy Cross has a concern for realism in education; students must be prepared for the society and the world in which they are going to live and work.

The Holy Cross of San Antonio graduate forever remains committed to all that is significant in every community. Holy Cross wants to continue producing alumni that will positively impact the local community, the country, and the world.

The mission of Antonian College Preparatory High School is to inspire and empower young men and women to thrive while leading meaningful lives rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Influenced by our LaSallian legacy and animated by our desire to see God in all things, Antonian College Preparatory will continue to be a premier Catholic, co-educational high school. We encourage our students to always seek knowledge and to deepen their relationships with God to make a positive difference through service to others. We empower and inspire our students to embrace opportunities to work with integrity for peace and justice in our ever-changing world.

Our philosophy reflects the basic beliefs about learning and teaching in Antonian's educational environment. To this end, there is a set of principles that are required to be endorsed by all members of the Antonian community. These principles form the Antonian Core Values and include: Compassion, Courage, Integrity, Justice, Love, & Responsibility.

St. Anthony Catholic High School is a premier co-educational institution rooted in Catholic values and traditions, which form the foundation for the comprehensive college preparatory curriculum. Young men and women who attend St. Anthony Catholic High School partake in an extensive array of rigorous academic courses that both challenge and enrich their understanding of the sciences, the arts, religion, languages and cultures, emerging technologies and more.

Students also have the opportunity to participate in college freshman courses as part of the High School Connection program at the University of the Incarnate Word. Top-notch athletic programs and exciting extracurricular activities help shape well-rounded leaders. Guided by devoted faculty and staff, St. Anthony’s holistic approach to education allows students to grow mentally, physically and spiritually and empowers them to make choices consistent with their academic and career goals.