Doug Nally '87, a devoted and decorated Putnam County police officer, recently demonstrated a heroic act of bravery by rescuing not one but two individuals from imminent danger. Nally credits his Catholic upbringing to how he responded to the call. His unwavering faith and commitment to his core values empowered him to make a swift and compassionate decision that forever changed the lives of those he saved. "My Catholic background has been vital in shaping my approach towards people...
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Gabi Deiter ’23: A Brother’s Journey Inpsires a Future in Nursing
Gabi Deiter '23 is eagerly looking forward to embarking on her college career and pursuing her dream of becoming a nurse. As testament to her hard work and academic prowess, Gabi graduated with high honors. Gabi was also recognized as a member of the National Honor Society and participated in Project Lead the Way biomedical program throughout her four years of high school. Gabi's passion for nursing was inspired by her little brother Michael's journey with severe congenital heart defects....
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Senior Cierra Lathrop Proves Gaining Self-Confidence is the Ultimate Crown
As a high school senior, Cierra Lathrop faced the exciting and challenging task of preparing for life beyond graduation. While many of her peers were focused on the typical senior year activities, Cierra decided to add another challenge to her plate. She chose to participate in a beauty pageant, knowing it would push her in new ways and help her grow as a person. In September, Cierra competed in the Miss Indiana Teen Pageant. Lathrop placed fourth in the competition,...
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Beriault and Greathouse head to West Point
Two Scecina students, Mason Beriault and Marcus Greathouse, who met at Scecina playing football together, are heading off to West Point this summer. Mason Beriault, the class of 2023 valedictorian, played football and basketball. Mason is the student body president for the 2022-23 school year and a member of the National Honor Society. Mason was nominated to go to West Point Academy. “I received a letter from West Point after I took my PSAT, and when I did some research,...
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Class of 2023 valedictorian and salutatorian
Scecina Memorial High School is pleased and proud to announce the valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2023. Mason Beriault Mason Beriault is this year's valedictorian. He is the son of Justin Beriault and Niki Matherly. He is a Holy Spirit Catholic Church parishioner and a Holy Spirit Catholic School graduate. Through fours at Scecina, Mason has achieved a 4.29-grade point average. Mason is the student body president for the 2022-23 school year and a member of the National...
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President’s Blog: Tim McGinley ’58 Court
Greetings, Scecina Community! Every week, I can point to numerous examples of our students, educators, alumni, and friends living the 2023 Catholic Schools Week values of Faith, Excellence, and Service on campus and throughout our great land. Our school community accomplishes an amazing impact across the United States – and beyond! One of countless Scecina examples of Faith, Excellence, and Service is a new development regarding our gymnasium and an inspirational Scecina alumnus. As many of you know, Mr. Tim...
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Park named after Scecina Alumna Kathy Steele
Class of 1966 graduate Kathy (Shaver) Steele's 42-year career in Crawfordsville Community Schools, including 13 years as superintendent, inspired city officials to name a park after her when she retired. Why does she work so hard on behalf of Crawfordsville children and the community? She quickly tears up a bit in response: “It all started at Scecina and the motto to ‘give that little extra.’ " She strived to earn her letter jacket. Her older brothers, Jim '60 and...
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Scecina graduate Andrea Sloan breaks ground in male-dominated industry
By Beth Murphy, Director of Development Although Andrea (Caric) Sloan runs a successful, growing business just minutes from Scecina and her childhood home, she knows her path to leading GroundBreakers has been unorthodox. Sloan, who graduated from Scecina in 2000, is a rising star in Indianapolis' business community. She is the president and owner of GroundBreakers, a certified woman and veteran-owned business enterprise that performs non-destructive and precise hydrovac excavation services. GroundBreakers' mission is to safely and efficiently remove soil...
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Scecina volleyball advances to semi-state
For the first time in school history, the Scecina Crusader Volleyball team won the Class 2A Regional Championship and advance to Semi-State. Scecina defeated Park Tudor in 5 games and claimed the championship title after their 3-0 victory against Northeastern. They take on Linton-Stockton (birthplace of Scecina Memorial namesake, Father Tom Scecina) this Saturday, October 29, at Jasper High School. (more…)
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Scecina announces waiting list for incoming freshmen
Scecina Memorial High School has implemented a waiting list for incoming freshman enrollment for the 2022-23 school year. Because our students' growth, success, and safety are our top priorities, the incoming freshman waiting list helps to ensure we can give all our students the individualized attention they require. (more…)
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Affordable Catholic Education
More than 90% of Scecina students receive some type of financial assistance to attend. We have scholarships for incoming and current students as well as need-based tuition assistance. We also accept vouchers from the Indiana Choice Scholarship Program.
Educating the Whole Person
We educate the whole student - spirit, mind and body - through four years of theology, challenging academics (such as Advanced Placement, dual-credit and honors courses), and extracurricular activities (20 IHSAA sports, including gymnastics, and club sports such as archery, lacrosse and men’s volleyball).
Community Service
Students have opportunities to serve others at school and in the community through the Campus Ministry’s Christian Service Program, Catholic Theology classes and extracurricular service clubs.
1:1 Technology
Each Scecina student receives a school-owned computer for use during the school year through the 1:1 technology initiative. The computers give students and teachers more flexibility in class and allow the school to offer eLearning days out of the classroom.
Global Awareness
Scecina’s International Student Program promotes international understanding, creates memorable and diverse learning opportunities, transforms critical intercultural perspectives and nurtures global connections from the Catholic perspective.
A Diverse Environment
Scecina is a diverse school where all are welcome. Our 2022-23 student population is 41% Hispanic and Latino, 40% Caucasian, 12% Black and African American, 4% International, and 3% American Indian or Multi-Racial.
We Are Crusaders
Katelyn Hartman, Class of 2019
Attending Ohio State University
Katelyn Hartman, Class of 2019
Attending Ohio State University
Attending Ohio State University
"My four years at Scecina were nothing like I expected. I received so much more than an education. Within the school, I found a lifelong community that helped me discover my place in the world."
Kate (Carrico) Broshears, Class of 2006
Vice President of External Relations at Ascend Indiana
Kate (Carrico) Broshears, Class of 2006
Vice President of External Relations at Ascend Indiana
Vice President of External Relations at Ascend Indiana
"Scecina does an excellent job of preparing students not only for college but also to be outstanding community members."
Tavon Middlebrook, Class of 2019
Attending Taylor University
Tavon Middlebrook, Class of 2019
Attending Taylor University
Attending Taylor University
"Transferring to Scecina was one of the best decisions of my life. I'm happy I came because I now feel a lot more prepared for what college life will be like."
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Sacred Music Concert
Please join the Scecina Advanced and Beginning Choirs for the Sacred Music Concert at Little Flower Church on Thursday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and all are
September 28 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pmFall Break
October 16 - October 20Thanksgiving Break
November 22 - November 24
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