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Take Hold
Spirituality and Leadership
Student Leadership
Where young men take the lead
Assemblies. Flex periods. Service projects. At Salesianum, young men don’t just participate. They take full ownership.
With the freedom to steer everything from their schedules to the school’s largest fundraiser — with just enough oversight from our faculty — young men gain valuable experience planning, collaborating, and resolving conflicts on their own. The result: students who graduate as self-responsible, motivated Salesian Gentlemen.
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Learning to lead at every turn
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Student Council
As a diverse cross-section of Salesianum’s energetic student body, the council takes the lead on school events, projects, and collaborations — making it fun for everyone involved. -
PREP
Every morning at Salesianum begins with either PREP, a school-wide, student-council-led assembly that unites the brotherhood, or Chapter, smaller, close-knit meetings led by students. -
House System
Each of Salesianum’s eight houses includes multiple leadership positions, plus opportunities for upperclassmen to guide underclassmen through the school’s traditions.
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Flex
Recognizing the Salesian value Liberty of Spirit, as well as the freedom students will have in college, our daily flex period empowers young men to be responsible with their own time. -
Salsthon
In this annual partnership with Padua and Ursuline Academies, students take the lead in raising funds for a specific charity — a total of $2 million in the past decade! -
Clubs and Activities
With over 60 student-run groups and a 90% student participation rate, young men find a place to grow their strengths — and steer them where they want to go.
Learn more about spirituality and leadership at Salesianum
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Visit the school where young men want to stay after class.
Bustling hallways. Action-packed lessons. Nonstop energy. Experience the excitement of Salesianum for yourself.
Salesianum School
Salesianum School educates and develops the whole person based on the teaching of Saint Francis de Sales, whose spirituality can be summarized in “Live Jesus.” As an independent Catholic secondary school founded by the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales in 1903, Salesianum challenges young men through dynamic college preparatory and extracurricular programs to live as Salesian Gentlemen devoted to faith, community, and service.