65 Years of Community. Faith. Excellence.
At St. Hedwig Catholic School, we don’t just teach facts — we pursue wisdom. We are a Catholic community where students pray before tests, serve with purpose, and celebrate God’s presence in everyday life.
We know the world beyond our campus won’t always be gentle. It will test more than your child’s knowledge — it will test their character. That’s why we teach our students that being a Celtic means more than wearing green. It means carrying the light of Christ into every space they enter — not to overpower, but to illuminate with quiet strength, truth, and grace.
Here, students are reminded of who they are: image-bearers of God, called to lead with compassion, integrity, and conviction.
Because at St. Hedwig, we believe in the power of Community, Faith, and Excellence — not just as ideals, but as a way of life.
SHS By the Numbers
1:1
technology in grades 5-8
34
zip codes represented on campus
25
average class size
$120k+
awarded in graduate scholarships to High School
4,500+
cumulative hours of community service performed in Middle School
20+ ways
for students to get involved
62%
of 2025 graduates achieved Honor Roll
78%
Catholic Faith
OUR MISSION
The mission of St. Hedwig Catholic School is to inspire and guide our students in the harmonious development of their spiritual, intellectual, psychological, social, physical, and aesthetic gifts. In living out this mission, we strive to create a nurturing environment where children can develop to their full potential spiritually, emotionally, and academically.
Testimonials
“My name is Lt. Col. Hesham Aly, proud parent of Idris (1st Grade) and Aya (TK) at St. Hedwig School. On behalf of my Air Force Reserve unit, the 729th Airlift Squadron, I want to express our deepest gratitude for the incredible support St. Hedwig shows to military service members.
The Veteran’s Day letters and cards from students are always meaningful, and this year, we had the honor of flying the St. Hedwig heritage flag aboard a C-17 (Serial #97-0043) at March Air Reserve Base. It was a powerful moment — a symbol of how this community stands behind our troops.
Thank you for supporting our military families, and for the outstanding leadership and mentorship you provide every day to our children.”
— Lt. Col. Hesham Aly
729th Airlift Squadron, USAF Reserve
“I feel incredibly blessed to have spent my entire elementary and middle school years at St. Hedwig School, from kindergarten through 8th grade. The strong Catholic education I received here, rooted in faith, tradition, and values, gave me a foundation that has guided me throughout my life. St. Hedwig not only prepared me spiritually, but also academically. It set me up for success in high school and helped me go on to earn my Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Chapman University.
The life lessons and education I received at St.Hedwig shaped my career as a Police Officer and continues to influence the way I serve others today. After retiring from law enforcement, I’m grateful to be back at St. Hedwig, working in the health room and coaching basketball. Even more meaningful is watching my three children, Blair (Class of 2026), Blake (Class of 2028), and Bennett (Class of 2031) grow up in the same faith-filled community that meant so much to me.
St. Hedwig is more than a school. It is a family, a community, and a lifelong blessing.”
— Rachel Monsoor Williams, Class of 1997
“Our hearts are still full from watching Noah graduate last week! COVID may have brought him to St. Hedwig, but it was the friends, family, and truly special community that kept him here.
We couldn’t be prouder of the young man he’s become, and we’re so excited to watch him continue to shine in the world.
Congratulations, Noah!
Once a Celtic, Always a Celtic.”
— The Worsham Family
“Our family has been so impressed by the warmth of both the parents and schools staff. We have truly felt welcomed, and our son, Cruz Domond, has really enjoyed being a Celtic.
The students embraced him right away, showed him the ropes, and helped him feel at home. It took no time at all for him to adjust and feel comfortable.
I am also especially grateful to the teachers and administrative staff for your willingness to help and answer questions so quickly, especially as I have had many while we navigate new portals, sites, and ways of doing things. Your patience and responsiveness have made the transition to a new school so much easier.
A big thank you to the team and parents for such a warm welcome!”
— The Domond Family
“St. Hedwig has always been a place I call home. I have been blessed to be a student, teacher, and lifelong parishioner at St. Hedwig. I was married at St. Hedwig Church, where Fr. Dave later baptized my two children. My maid of honor was a classmate from my St. Hedwig graduating class, and my eighth-grade students joined in the celebration.
Some of my fondest memories include kickball with Mr. Russell, the excitement of the big Lip Sync show, and attending a tea party with my first-grade teacher won at the annual auction. My seventh-grade teacher at St. Hedwig inspired me to work hard and be my best, shaping how I approached high school and beyond.
The friendships, laughter, and lessons I experienced at St. Hedwig last a lifetime. It is more than a school or parish — it is a place where faith, family, and lifelong memories are woven together for generations.”
– Meghan (Gabrielson) Sullivan, Class of 2004
