St. Anthony High School

Grades 9-12

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What Makes SAHS Different

Hear directly from our students and staff as they share what it means to be part of the Roman Legion. From rigorous academics and personalized support to athletics, service, leadership opportunities, and faith formation, discover how St. Anthony prepares students for success long after graduation.

At St. Anthony High School, every student is challenged to grow, encouraged to lead, and supported every step of the way.

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Grow in Faith

Campus Ministry
Campus ministry guides our students spiritually through service, retreats, and worship.

Theology
High school students are required to complete theology courses as part of our academic curriculum. Through engaging lessons, students develop a strong foundation of Catholic values.

Sacramental Preparation
Eleventh- and twelfth-grade students are invited to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation through St. Anthony Parish.

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Earn College Credit

Associate’s Degree Program
Earn an associate’s degree by high school graduation through our partnership with Viterbo University.

Dual Enrollment
Juniors and seniors can earn college credit through classes offered by UW-Milwaukee and MATC.

AP Courses
College-level coursework with the potential to earn college credit.

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Gain Real-World Experience

St. Anthony High School’s Work Study program allows students to gain real-world experience while earning their diploma.

How It Works
During the latter part of the school day, students engage in hands-on vocational training at approved job sites.

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Prepare for the Future

Our counseling team guides students and families through goal-setting, college planning, career exploration, and the navigation of scholarships and financial aid.

Schedule a Counseling Appointment

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Make the Team

Roman Legion student-athletes participate in baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, powerlifting, cross-country, and track. We are also excited to offer a new golf club featuring an indoor golf simulator.

These opportunities allow students to challenge themselves, build teamwork, and represent our school with pride.

Roman Legion Athletics

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Travel the World

Each year, a select group of St. Anthony High School students and staff participate in a once-in-a-lifetime international pilgrimage that strengthens faith and expands cultural understanding. Past pilgrimages have traveled to Italy, Mexico, and Spain.

How It Works
Eligible high school seniors will be notified during the school year with application details.