St Lawrence Seminary High School

St. Lawrence Seminary High School is located on 150+ acres in the rolling hills of central Wisconsin. The center of the campus is located atop a prominent "Hill" that serves as part of our challenging cross-country course. Eleven buildings fill the "Hill", from the traditional main building, Laurentianum, where the original St. Lawrence College met, to the beautiful, modern Chapel.

The Weekend Visit Experience is an opportunity for young Catholic boys to explore St. Lawrence Seminary as a prospective high school. This experience is open to current eighth, ninth and tenth grade students. The weekend traditionally runs Friday to Saturday with an option of staying through Sunday, it allows students to experience a residential high school life during the course of the school year.

It is our firm belief that a young man must be a good fit for St. Lawrence Seminary, and that St. Lawrence Seminary must be right for that young man before we will offer him an application. Our process for acceptance encourages deliberate steps of inquiry and discovery on both sides.

The Day of Discovery is an opportunity for early middle school aged boys to come discover St. Lawrence Seminary High School, meet the faculty and staff, and join in Sunday Mass.The Day of Discovery is an opportunity for St. Lawrence Seminary to share information about our school, to listen to your family's goals in choosing a high school, and to get to know the prospective student.

St. Lawrence Seminary was founded over 160 years ago by two Swiss diocesan priests, Fr. Francis Haas and Fr. Bonaventure Frey. Today, St. Lawrence Seminary has grown from a tiny institution with only a few students to a thriving school with over 170 students. Boys from across the country and world come to be a part of the strong, proud tradition of St. Lawrence Seminary.

Our mission calls us to provide a holistic outstanding, Catholic, college preparatory education to qualified young men with their own unique gifts, perspectives and experiences regardless of their family's financial circumstances. Financial aid is available to all U.S. families who demonstrate a financial need.