St. Teresa High School’s academic departments provide students with a strong foundation across the core subjects while encouraging them to explore their interests, develop new skills, and prepare for life after graduation.
Our teachers combine subject knowledge with personal attention, helping students grow as learners, thinkers, communicators, and leaders. Courses are designed to challenge students at an appropriate level, with opportunities ranging from foundational classes to advanced coursework.
Business courses introduce students to financial literacy, entrepreneurship, accounting, technology, and the principles that guide successful organizations.
The English Department helps students become thoughtful readers, clear writers, effective speakers, and careful researchers through the study of literature & language.
Students develop creativity, confidence, and technical skills through opportunities in visual art, music, theater, and other forms of artistic expression.
Mathematics courses strengthen problem-solving, logical reasoning, and analytical skills while preparing students for college coursework and practical applications.
Students examine history, government, geography, economics, and current issues while learning to evaluate information and understand the world around them.
Spanish courses build communication skills and cultural understanding while preparing students to use another language in college, the workplace, and the wider community.
Theology courses are central to the St. Teresa experience. Students study Scripture, Catholic teaching, morality, Church history, and Christian service.
Although each department has its own goals and areas of study, learning at St. Teresa extends across subjects. Students apply writing skills in science, mathematical thinking in business, historical context in literature, and Catholic values throughout their education.
This connected approach helps students understand how their courses relate to one another and prepares them to think carefully, communicate clearly, and respond to the needs of others.
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