Learn more about Middle School English Teacher Pat Callahan in our latest feature.  Pat has been with the Academy for 37 years and is dedicated to his profession.

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Thank you for your interest in a Saint Thomas Academy education.  We are pleased that you are considering us for your son's educational path.

Your family has many choices for your child's education, and we hope to partner with you during this exploratory time. We encourage you to attend our Fall Admissions Showcase on October 28, 2019 to learn more about us! Our showcase offers an opportunity to receive an exceptional overview of Saint Thomas Academy. You'll hear Saint Thomas Academy students describe their unique journeys, learn about what our experienced and talented faculty can offer your son, and discover the benefits of a leadership focused, rigorous academic program. Registration opens at 5:30 PM and the evening will conclude at 8PM. You may RSVP HERE.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Upper School Director Brian Edel tells good stories. One of them is that he was named best storyteller in his graduating class at New Prague High School. Edel also tells the story of how his history teacher there, Dan Puls, inspired him to become an educator. Continue reading

Each boy at Saint Thomas Academy has a unique story, learn about who some of our boys are here!

Starting at any new school is never easy. Starting at Saint Thomas Academy – one of the most prestigious, rigorous, challenging schools in the state – may be downright daunting.

Beyond the unfamiliarity with surroundings and social standards that accompany entry into any new school, many students just starting at the Academy also must adjust to an all-male student body, the elements of military leadership and Catholicism, and higher academic expectations.

Fortunately, dozens of caring adults on the Saint Thomas Academy faculty guide students to success and fulfillment. Here are some of their best tips and advice for new students, touching on several key topics.

In her third year at Saint Thomas Academy, Lisa Deyak teaches 9^th and 10^th grade English. Originally from Spring Green, WI, Deyak began coaching gymnastics and swimming at the age of 15. While continuing to coach, she began pursuing an architecture degree at the University of Minnesota.

“The parents of the kids I coached always encouraged me to be a teacher, as they said I was a good coach. So, I changed my major to English, and went on to get my master’s degree in education,” Deyak said. “I really enjoy teaching because I like getting to know the kids and working with their energy.”

The Coronavirus crisis both threatens and promises to increase pressure during the 2020-2021 school year. “Threatens” because, realistically, who wants to deal with a pandemic? And “promises” because, philosophically, Cadets now have an opportunity to rise to a historical occasion.

Read more about this unique school year ahead