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St. Augustine High School

San Diego's all-boys Catholic college-prep school since 1922

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St. Augustine High School is an all-boys Roman Catholic college-preparatory school founded in 1922 in San Diego's North Park neighborhood. A ministry of the Order of St. Augustine accredited by WCEA/WASC, Saints requires the HSPT for freshman applicants and awards the Principal's Scholarship — a $10,000 annual tuition credit — to its top 10 HSPT scorers.

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Tuition, selectivity, and admissions overview

St. Augustine High School is one of the schools families often compare in the San Diego private high school search. This summary brings together tuition, acceptance-rate context, deadlines, testing, and local guardian considerations before the full profile below.

Data context

Tuition, testing, and application dates follow school-published sources; selectivity is labeled separately when it is a third-party estimate.

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Application status

2027–28 freshman HSPT: January 9, 2027

Checked October 1, 2026. The school lists a $65 application fee and a January 15, 2027 financial-aid deadline; it does not publish a tuition figure or a general application deadline.

How much does St. Augustine High School cost?

Not published on official site (2026–27 expected above $30,000)

For a real annual budget, compare tuition with housing, guardianship, insurance, transportation, school breaks, and activity costs.

Language Requirement

HSPT required; auto-registered with application

What is St. Augustine High School's acceptance rate?

Not published on checked official pages

The official school pages checked do not publish an admissions acceptance rate; third-party estimates are not used here.

Accommodation

Day school; accepts I-20 students ($25 I-20 form fee)

Fit guidance

Is St. Augustine the right fit?

Saints is built for boys seeking a single-gender Catholic education in San Diego — families should weigh the unpublished tuition and the HSPT-first process.

Strong fit for

Boys seeking a single-gender Catholic education

San Diego's only all-boys Catholic high school — the Augustinian formation model is the point of the school, not a backdrop.

Families valuing faith-centered formation

Chapel, campus ministry, and the values of Unity, Truth, and Love are woven through the four-year program.

San Diego local families

A day school in North Park with a century of local alumni roots and CIF athletics culture.

Think carefully if

Girls

Saints is an all-boys school.

Families needing published tuition before applying

The official site does not publish a tuition figure or a general application deadline — contact admissions directly. The application fee is $65.

Students who need a boarding program

Saints is a day school with no on-campus boarding.

EdComm can help families compare Saints with Cathedral Catholic, Academy of Our Lady of Peace, and other San Diego options before committing to the HSPT track.

Mission

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Our mission is to provide a Catholic liberal arts education for young men in an environment that promotes the development of mind, heart, and body in the Augustinian tradition. By helping to form loving disciples of Jesus Christ we communicate to the world the gospel values of community, truth, and love.

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Key Information

Grades

Grade 9 - Grade 12 (boys)

Language Requirement

HSPT required; auto-registered with application

Cost of Attendance

Not published on official site (2026–27 expected above $30,000)

Accommodation

Day school; accepts I-20 students ($25 I-20 form fee)

Admission Information

Freshman admission (HSPT track)

Contact admissions

2027-01-09 (HSPT)

The HSPT is required for 2027–28 freshman applicants. Completing the $65 application auto-registers a student for the January 9, 2027 HSPT at Saints; students who test there receive priority for admission and need-based tuition assistance. Interviews take place in January or February 2027; report cards and recommendations are requested through myschoolapp. The school has not published a general application deadline.

Tuition grants & Principal's Scholarship

2026-10-01

2027-01-15

Financial-aid applications for 2027–28 open October 1, 2026 and, with supporting documents, are due January 15, 2027. Families must reapply annually. The Principal's Scholarship traditionally awards a $10,000/year tuition credit ($40,000 over four years) to the top 10 students who take the HSPT at Saints.

Application Requirements

  • HSPT (auto-registered with application)
  • Personal interview (~10 minutes) via myschoolapp
  • Report cards and recommendations via myschoolapp
  • $65 application fee
Saints is an all-boys day school. The official site lists the HSPT and financial-aid dates and a $65 application fee; it does not publish a tuition figure or a general application deadline.

Why Choose St. Augustine High School?

1

100+ Years of All-Boys Augustinian Education

Founded in 1922, Saints is San Diego's only all-boys Catholic high school — a ministry of the Order of St. Augustine. Formation follows Augustinian values of Unity, Truth, and Love (UNITAS, VERITAS, CARITAS), with daily life shaped by faith, brotherhood, and service.

2

Catholic Liberal-Arts College Prep

For more than 100 years, Saints has prepared young men for college, careers, and life through a Catholic liberal-arts program with AP offerings, dual enrollment, and internships — accredited by WCEA/WASC.

3

Saints Athletics & Campus Ministry

CIF interscholastic athletics, visual and performing arts with a fine-arts requirement, and an active campus ministry give students the full brotherhood experience the school calls "Be a Saint."

Life at St. Augustine High School

Brotherhood in North Park Since 1922

On Nutmeg Street in San Diego's North Park neighborhood, Saints educates young men in grades 9–12 in a single-gender Catholic environment. The Augustinian tradition of community life runs through chapel and campus ministry, CIF athletics, arts with a fine-arts graduation requirement, and service — a deliberately formative four years.

All-Boys 9-12

San Diego's only all-boys Catholic high school, founded 1922

CIF Athletics

Interscholastic Saints athletics in a deep-rooted brotherhood culture

Liberal Arts & AP

Catholic liberal-arts college prep with AP, dual enrollment, and internships

Principal's Scholarship

$10,000/year tuition credit for the top 10 HSPT scorers

Campus Life

Campus Life at St. Augustine High School

Brotherhood, the North Park campus, and Saints traditions

Freshman Welcome

Freshman Welcome

New Saintsmen welcomed into the brotherhood

Christian Service

Christian Service

Saints students volunteer on an outdoor service project

Saints Football

Saints Football

The Saints football team celebrates together on the field

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By The Numbers

St. Augustine High School By The Numbers

Discover the impressive statistics that make our school exceptional

1922
Year Founded
9-12 (boys)
Grades
Catholic (Augustinian)
Religious Affiliation
WCEA / WASC
Accreditation
Yes
HSPT Required
$10,000/yr
Principal's Scholarship
Accepted
I-20 Students
Not published
Tuition
Excellence in Every Metric

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Academic Excellence

Academic Program

St. Augustine High School provides a Catholic liberal-arts education for young men in grades 9–12, accredited by WCEA/WASC, with AP offerings, dual enrollment, and internships preparing graduates for college, careers, and life.

Catholic liberal-arts college prep for young men, grades 9–12

Augustinian values: Unity, Truth, Love (UNITAS, VERITAS, CARITAS)

AP offerings, dual enrollment, and internships; 2026 AP Intersession

WCEA/WASC accredited; ministry of the Order of St. Augustine

Visual and performing arts with a fine-arts requirement

CIF interscholastic athletics

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is St. Augustine High School's admissions acceptance rate?

The official school pages checked do not publish an admissions acceptance rate; third-party estimates are not used here.

How much does St. Augustine High School cost?

The official site does not publish a tuition figure. Board minutes from August 2025 noted tuition was crossing $30,000 for 2026–27 — treat that as context from a public meeting, not an official tuition schedule.

What are St. Augustine's 2027–28 admissions dates?

The 2027–28 freshman HSPT is January 9, 2027. Completing the $65 application registers the applicant to test at Saints. Interviews are scheduled for January or February 2027, and financial-aid applications are due January 15, 2027. The school has not published a general application deadline.

What is the interview like at St. Augustine?

Freshman applicants complete a personal interview of about 10 minutes, scheduled electronically through myschoolapp; report cards and recommendations (principal/counselor, English, math) are also requested through myschoolapp.

Does St. Augustine offer financial aid or scholarships?

Yes. Financial-aid applications for 2027–28 open October 1, 2026 and are due January 15, 2027, including supporting documents; families must reapply annually. The Principal's Scholarship traditionally awards a $10,000/year tuition credit ($40,000 over four years) to the top 10 students who take the HSPT at Saints.

Is St. Augustine High School all-boys?

Yes — Saints is an all-boys Roman Catholic college-preparatory school, a ministry of the Order of St. Augustine.

Does St. Augustine accept international students?

Yes. Saints is a day school that accepts students needing I-20 forms ($25 I-20 form fee).

How many students attend St. Augustine High School?

The official site describes Saints as fully enrolled but does not publish a current enrollment figure; third-party estimates are not used here.

Ready to Explore St. Augustine High School?

Compare Saints' all-boys Catholic program with other San Diego schools, then plan HSPT preparation and application timing for your student.