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Saint Stanislaus College


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Saint Stanislaus College

Saint Stanislaus is a Catholic day and boarding school for boys in grades seven through twelve. We are located just an hour's drive from the cultural offerings of New Orleans, on the picturesque Gulf of Mexico coastline. We welcome students from across the United States and around the world.

At Saint Stanislaus, students thrive academically and spiritually in an atmosphere of structure and friendly discipline grounded in the accumulated wisdom of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

We believe that all boys have the ability to excel and that college readiness requires an academic program tailored to students’ needs. Our college preparatory program integrates Advanced Placement (AP), honors curriculum, and Academic Assistance Program with a commitment to faith and community service to help young boys become men of character.

Our unique location on the Gulf Coast of Mexico is an ideal setting for one of our signature programs – Marine  Science.  Our students have the chance to study in an environment like no other.

Fast Facts

  • Founded: 1854
  • Catholic Order: Brother's of the Sacred Heart
  • Grades: 7 - 12
  • Campus Size: 30 acres
  • School Size: 300
  • Boarding/Day: 50 / 250
  • Location: Bay St. Louis, Mississippi
  • Airport: Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) 70 miles
    Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport (GPT) 21 miles

School

  • Class Size

    20

  • Student Teacher Ratio

    9:1

  • Percent Faculty with Advanced Degrees

    53%

  • Average ACT

    25

  • Average SAT

    N/A

  • Post-Grad Year Available

    No

  • Percent International

    4%

  • ESL Offered

    Yes

  • Summer Program for US Students
    Yes
  • Summer Program for International Students
    Yes
  • AP / Advanced Courses:

    AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, AP English III, AP English IV, AP History European, AP History U.S., AP Psychology

  • Special Courses/Programs:

    ESL Program/Support, Summer Camp/Program, ADD/ADHD Support, AP or College Courses, LD Support

Faith Life

  • Religion Class:

    Every School Day

  • Mass:

    Holy Days of Obligation

Activities

  • Sports:

    Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, eSports, Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Sailing, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field

  • Extracurricular:

    Band, Cheerleading, Drama Club, International Club, Key Club, Magic Club, Math and Science Team, Math Club/Math Counts, National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Quiz Bowl, Radio Club, RC Club, Robotics Club, Student Council, Student Ministry, Yearbook, Youth Legislature/Junior Assembly

Tuition and Boarding

  • 7-Day Boarding Student:

    $31,450

  • 5-Day Boarding Student:

    N/A

  • International:

    Contact Admissions

  • Scholarships/Financial Aid Available:

    Yes

  • Percent Students Receiving Scholarships/Aid:

    20%

  • Average Aid Awarded:
  • Academic Merit Scholarships:

    No

  • Need-based Scholarships:

    Yes

Applying

  • Application Deadline:
  • Entry Points:

    August & January

  • Consider Late Enrollments During Term:
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School Notes

  • 18 % of Class of 2021 Members of ACT 30+ Society
  • Since 2015, 228 graduates earned $41,900,000 in scholarships.
  • SSC Seniors have received 10 appointments to U.S. Service academies in the last 5 years
  • Saint Stanislaus has recorded 23 state championships since 2009 in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, sailing, soccer, and swimming.
  • Student Support Committee available
  • Saint Stanislaus accreditations: AdvancED
  • Saint Stanislaus is an active member of the National Catholic Educational Association and the Mississippi High School Activities Association
  • Notable alumni:
    • Marchmont "Marchy" Schwartz - SSC Class of 1927 - Two-time consensus All-American HB for Notre Dame under head Coach Knute Rockne 1930-31; coached first Heisman Trophy winner Jay Berwanger at University of Chicago; former head football coach at Creighton University and Stanford; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1974.
    • Henry "Zeke" Bonura - SSC Class of 1927 - Former AAU national record holder in the javelin; Played Major League Baseball for the Chicago White Sox, Washington Senators, Chicago Cubs, and New York Giants; Lifetime .307 hitter in seven MLB seasons; Set a franchise record for RBIs in a season (136) with White Sox that stood until 1998; Inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.
    • Marshall Ballard, Jr. - SSC Class of 1929 - Rhodes Scholar from Tulane University in 1933.
    • Felix "Doc" Blanchard, Jr. - SSC Class of 1942 - Three-time consensus All-American fullback for Army; Nicknamed "Mr. Inside" at Army; Only person in history to win the Heisman Trophy, Sullivan Award, and Maxwell Award in the same year (1945); Drafted #3-overall by Pittsburgh Steelers but opted to serve his country; Decorated fighter pilot with the united States Air Force retiring with rank of Colonel in 1971; Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1959.
    • Father James C. Carter, S.J. - SSC Class of 1944 - Longest tenured President of Loyola University of New Orleans in school history having served 21 years; Noted author in the fields of nuclear physics and religion.
    • Honorable Walter J. Gex, III - SSC Class of 1957 - Senior Judge for United States Federal Court Southern District of Mississippi; Nominated by President Ronald Reagan for the judicial post.
    • William S. "Billy" App, Jr. - SSC Class of 1961 - President and CEO of J.W. Allen & Co. in New Orleans; Member of the Board and Executive Committee of the World Trade Center.
    • Joseph "Doc" Rhodes - SSC Class of 1965 - NCAA powerlifting champion in 165-lb division; Has set over 20 world records in the sport of powerlifting; Two-time world champion powerlifter.
    • Eric Doyle - SSC Class of 1986 - World champion sailor headquartered in San Diego where he is a sail designer for North Sails; Has sailed in three US Olympic Trials; 1999 world champion in the Star class; Has been a member of the crew for Dennis Conner on the Stars and Stripesduring the world championship run.
    • Jay Artigues - SSC Class of 1987 - Athletic Director at Southeastern Louisiana University; Inducted into the Mississippi Community College Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.
    • Shannon Garrett - SSC Class of 1990 - Played 14 seasons in the Canadian Football League for the Saskatchewan Rough Riders, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and Edmonton Eskimos; Three-time Grey Cup champion; Five-time All-CFL.
    • Stephen Peterman - SSC Class of 2000 - All-American guard for 2003 BCS National Champion LSU Tigers; 10-year NFL veteran at right guard for the Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, and New York Jets.
    • Dylan Favre - SSC class of 2010 - Set every passing and total offense record in Mississippi in 2009 while leading the school to its first state championship in football; named first team All-American by MaxPreps and Parade; Led nation in passing yardage, touchdown passes, and total offense in 2009; Played collegiately for Mississippi State University and Tennessee-Martin; led the US National team to the gold medal for the World Championship of American Football in 2015; Played two seasons of Arena Football.
    • Jacob Lindgren - SSC Class of 2011 - All-American relief pitcher for Mississippi State University in 2014; Led the Bulldogs to the CWS runner-up in 2014; Made Major League debut on May 25, 2015, at Yankee Stadium; Has played for the New York Yankees and the Atlanta Braves; Currently a member of the Chicago White Sox organization.
    • Myles Brennan - SSC Class of 2017 - Three-time All-American quarterback in high school; Led nation in passing yards in 2014; Starting quarterback for the LSU Tigers.

 

Saint Stanislaus
304 South Beach Boulevard
Bay St. Louis, MS 39520

 

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