Academics
Our comprehensive academic courses feature a college preparatory curriculum designed specifically to improve the educational results of all Servite students. As specialists in the education of young men, faculty use teaching strategies to engage learning styles specific to boys. Through formational academic rigor, Servite cultivates an environment where young men can retain and apply information, explore interests and passions, and enjoy the learning process. Servite’s dedication to the education of young men, proficient faculty and counseling staff, rigorous honors and advanced placement offerings consistently result in superior standardized test scores (see below) and graduates being accepted at the most reputable colleges in the country every year.
This course catalog conveys information about course offerings at Servite High School and helps students/parents to select and plan course schedules. Parents are urged to study the course catalog and consult counselors, and teachers as appropriate. Students, please consider the following in your planning process:
- Read your catalog carefully, and focus attention on graduation requirements, course prerequisites, and academic policies to prepare for higher education and career.
- Study the required and elective subjects that are offered at each grade level.
- Meet with your teachers about courses offered in each department.
- Consider alternate courses, if necessary.
- Speak with your counselor about choices available to you.
- Approval will be based on space availability as determined by the administration, graduation requirements, course prerequisites, and/or department recommendation.
Explore our departments and discover how Servite teachers prepare students for the future and form faith-filled leaders.
With a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1, students benefit from small class sizes.
Servite is the ideal learning environment to help young men reach their full potential in every way. Servite effectively educates young men by addressing their spatial, visual, and active learning styles and highlighting their natural affinity for subjects such as abstract mathematics and science. Servite understands that young men often learn best through activity and when material is presented in small portions. Servite’s schedule, class times, and teaching plans allow students to stay active and comprehend material in the most relevant ways.
By stressing the importance of subjects like literature, languages, history, art, music, film, drama, and the visual arts, Servite develops well-rounded students who find their innate creativity and imagination while developing communication skills and the ability to think critically.