Using an eight-period day, students will graduate upon completion of 28 credits and 125 hours of community service. In addition, students are required to maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA to receive a diploma. The required course of study for all students includes:

The curriculum is carefully planned to include courses that encourage success at the post high school level. Students and teachers benefit from interdisciplinary strategies and the integration of technology in the classroom.

As a Diocesan Catholic High School, students are required to earn one credit each year in Theology. These Theology classes include study in the Catholic faith. These courses include, but are not limited to: Hebrew Scriptures, New Testament, World Religions, Sacraments, Christian Life, Religious Culture and Family. In addition, peer counseling and community service provide students with an opportunity to experience "hands-on," the integration of their faith with their community.

Honors level courses are offered at all grade levels in Math, Science, English and Social Studies. Advanced Placement Classes will be offered in the Junior and Senior years in Biology, Chemistry, Spanish, Computer Science, Physics, Calculus, American History, Economics, American Government, English III, IV; French and Spanish will be offered at all levels. In addition, numerous Art classes, as well as Speech and Drama courses are available as electives.