House System
Welcome to our House System: this was created by the students for the students and was implemented in 2017 to deepen the sense of community, camaraderie, and shared commitment to excellence at the college prep high school already grounded in a communal ethos. As a student-run school-wide program, the House System also provides abundant student leadership opportunities.
School House systems originated in England as a way to organize students into boarding school buildings.
The mission of House is to provide a student led community fostering faith and solidairty. Each House promotes community, academic excellence, loving service to others, athletics, arts, and spirited competition.
Student's are assigned to one of 15 Houses, each named after a patron saint. Houses are led by senior and junior House Leaders. Each House comprises 40 freshman through senior students (five boys and five girls in each grade) who will remain in the same House during their years at Seton. Each House provides a welcoming atmosphere for students and staff to interact across grade levels throughout their time at Seton.
House meets on Tuesdays - check the weekly student newsletter for meeting dates.
The 15 houses that comprise the house system are as follows:
St. Anne | St. Juan Diego | St. Peter |
St. Augustine | St. Katharine Drexel | St. Rose of Lima |
St. Cecilia | St. Mary Magdalene | St. Sebastian |
St. Joan of Arc | St. Michael the Archangel | St. Teresa of Calcutta |
St. John the Baptist | St. Patrick | St. Thomas Aquinas |