Guiding Young Men through Faith, Tradition, and Leadership
An all boys Catholic high school in the tradition of St. Benedict that shapes a diverse group of young men into leaders.
WE ARE MEN OF BENEDICTINE
At Benedictine High School, we place a strong emphasis on cultivating a leadership mindset and urge you to assume leadership responsibilities in diverse extracurricular pursuits. In doing this, you acquire crucial skills like teamwork, communication, and problem-solving, integral for success in any endeavor. You will emerge as a Man of Benedictine, not only academically proficient but also well-prepared for success in various aspects of your life.
WE ARE ORA ET LABORA (PRAYER & WORK)
Benedictine High School, situated in Cleveland, Ohio, is a prestigious Catholic school exclusively for boys. Established in 1927, it has a rich history of providing excellent education in the spirit of St. Benedict. Our commitment is to nurture the holistic development of students by offering leadership programs that facilitate growth in mind, body, and spirit.
EXPERIENCE BENEDICTINE FOR YOURSELF
BECOME A BENGAL FOR A DAY
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DISCOVER WHAT OURCOMMUNITY IS SAYING
Having St. Andrew Abbey and the monks share our campus at Benedictine High School adds profound significance to the community. Their presence enriches your spiritual life, offering daily opportunities for prayer, reflection, and guidance rooted in the Benedictine tradition. The monks’ commitment to education, service, and hospitality inspires our students, faculty, and staff to embrace these values in their own lives. Their active involvement in school activities and their living example of faith and dedication create a unique environment that nurtures both academic excellence and personal growth, fostering a deep sense of connection and purpose within our school family.
BENEDICTINE HALLMARKS
Prayer and Worship
Prayer and Worship
At its core, prayer is a conversation with God, where we both speak and listen. At Benedictine, it is a regular part of our school’s life, manifesting our identity as children of God in the Eucharist and other liturgical practices. We emphasize the value of daily silence and reflection, recognizing them as integral components of the whole person. The practice of listening “with the ear of the heart” brings us closer to God and to each other. This involves listening to God’s Word, the Rule, and each other throughout our school experience.bus leo.
Humility and Obedience
Humility and Obedience
At Benedictine High School, humility involves acknowledging one’s limitations and weaknesses, fostering accountability, and embracing reconciliation to understand our common humanity and our need for God. Humility helps us to admit mistakes and foster a culture of honesty and understanding. In the Benedictine tradition, obedience entails aligning one’s will with God’s through trust and openness to others. Crucial for school order, obedience is a shared commitment to mutual respect and listening to each other so that the needs of all are met.
Community and Stability
Community and Stability
Community and Stability – Our school is rooted in a strong sense of community. What we do best, we do together: recognizing the talents of each and our need for cooperation to be the best we can be. Stability fosters a caring community where everyone, regardless of background, beliefs, or abilities, feels a sense of belonging through personal connections in dignity and respect. Embracing our alumni, this foundation goes beyond the school experience and into the larger community.
Work and Discipline
Work and Discipline
The Benedictine motto, “Ora et Labora” – “Prayer and Work,” is integral to our mission of education and faith formation. Our adult mentors collaborate to fulfill the school’s mission, while students engage in diverse activities for holistic growth. Recognizing self-discipline as a cornerstone in valuing life, we stress its essential role in pursuing excellence in all areas of the human experience.
Hospitality and Charity
Hospitality and Charity
Hospitality is a paramount value, a tangible way for us to encounter Christ. The reception of guests fosters a sense of generosity. The practice of hospitality extends beyond a mere welcome; it embodies the core idea of encountering Christ in every guest and those in need. Whether they are prospective students, visiting teams, guest speakers, or workers, every visitor should feel the warmth of our welcome and experience genuine concern for their needs.
Stewardship
Stewardship
Through the scriptures, Christians recognize a moral obligation to use resources wisely. We understand that our resources are gifts: finances, staff and student talents and educational opportunities. Our school program is dedicated to shaping student responsibility for the appreciation and use of these gifts. This fosters a community-wide desire to pass on a well-ordered educational experience to the next generation.
Conversatio
Conversatio
Conversatio encompasses everything that constitutes the school’s identity — beliefs, values, and overall way of being. It is a realization that our life’s journey is a constant search for the truth and turning toward imitating Christ in every situation throughout life. The experience of knowing and living a life in Christ goes beyond the Benedictine school experience and provides a fountain of resources for shaping one’s identity long after graduation.
COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS, BENEDICTINE-INSPIRED LEARNING
Educational pathways at Benedictine High School offers you a structured and personalized approach to your academic journey, ensuring you can explore and develop your interests and talents in a supportive environment. By providing a variety of specialized programs and courses, Benedictine empowers you to pursue your passions, whether in the arts, sciences, technology, or humanities. These pathways not only prepare you for higher education and a future career but also foster critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.
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