2019 NCEA Schools in the San Antonio AreaAbout this List

Central Catholic High School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 87

Alum: CC is a San Antonio institution and excels at academics, sports and helping young boys become young men. CC is definitely not for everyone but if you want your son to learn what ot tales to become a man and to serve others while being held accountable, this is the place. In addition, the Brotherhood (network) which spans generations will help your son in the future, especially when it comes to career amd business. Many call it the Central Catholic Mafia because we get thkngs done to help eachother and there are very many accomplished alumni in business and government.
Read 87 Reviews

• A

• 582 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Incarnate Word High School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 163

Senior: The most important thing Incarnate Word High School did for me was that it taught me the importance of independence. Based off its mod schedule, students are taught time management, responsibility, and mainly independence. During our open mods, students can visit with teachers, visit peer tutors, and even go to the library to get their work completed. Aside from its academics, Incarnate Word provides a positive female environment. It does not show it's students how to become feminists, but it builds the confident energy in its all female school.
I loved the four years I have been at Incarnate Word. Many of my friends seem to complain and of course there may be flaws about the school but I couldn't imagine going anywhere else.
Read 163 Reviews

• A

• 501 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Antonian College Preparatory High School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 193

Parent: A good high school. Use to be great, until the present administration took over. Not near as spiritual at it use to be, which is one thing that we really loved about the school when our daughter first started her high school career. Does bias exist? Definitely! Especially towards the higher financial income families. Staff I have found are mostly friendly. A previous front office personal had no business being there. None whatsoever. Very rude except if you were in their upper income level. Many complaints, from parents, students, & staff. But nothing was done by the administration until that individual decided to leave. Some great teachers, some good ones, & some that shouldn't even be there, as is the case with a lot of schools. Previous administration was much more friendly & attuned to the spiritual needs of the students. Gave it four stars because of our love of the school, but the way that things are now, was lending towards three stars.
Read 193 Reviews

• A

• 773 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Providence Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 6-12
• 111

Alum: The academics are solid from middle school to HS. The school's resources/facilities keep getting upgraded which is cool. The clubs & extra-curricular activities are great like the dance team, French club, etc. They're all about college prep but I wish they'd show or help the students learn about the different career paths they could take- like computer science, 3D animation, graphic design, digital video, communication, etc. I mention this because if the students don't know about all the career options they have while in high school, some of them will have a hard time figuring out what they want to do in life, which makes picking a college pretty hard. Overall, the teachers are great, so are the English, art, creative writing & language classes. Great friendships & memories are developed here. It's a great learning experience & learning environment.
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• A-

• 300 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Anthony Catholic High School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 98

Senior: St.Anthony Catholic High School is a great school I recommend to others. The school is small so everyone there is like your family and you have a lot more opportunities than bigger schools. The school also allows you to take classes at the University Of Incarnate Word your junior and senior year if you have a good gpa. Overall, St.Anthony Catholic High School, taught me a lot about life, faith, and family and I am proud to have spent my last four years of school there.
Read 98 Reviews

• A-

• 427 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Holy Cross of San Antonio

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 6-12
• 70

Alum: I loved Holy Cross Because, they really make you feel like a family. A close Knit School. They really prepare you for the future, but they don't do it in just an academic way. The teachers really cared about us and how we felt in our lives. Holy Cross really prepared for my future life as a catholic male.
Read 70 Reviews

• B

• 301 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Gerard Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 35

Senior: My total experience as a whole was awesome. The school when I first arrived was very difficult to learn in and hard to focus, as time went by changes started to happen rapidly. New staff was implemented and the identity of the school started to change and it became more of a home to me. The staff and faculty were great and i would advise it to any other kid trying to find a high school. the only thing St. Gerard lacks on is money and resources. In the future if anybody was wishing to donate money to a school I would recommend St. Gerard. it is located in the east side of San Antonio and is helping many kids like myself.
Read 35 Reviews

• B-

• 68 Students
• 6:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

John Paul II Catholic High School

• Private School
• New Braunfels, TX
• 9-12
• 4

Junior: I’ve been at JPII for three years now, and it’s a good school if you are looking to prepare for college. The teachers are great at instructing, and are willing to help students who wish to do better in their academic studies. The students here are welcoming, friendly, and are there for those who feel stressed out (especially around finals time). It is a small school which is nice if you are interested in a school where the teachers are able to remember everyone’s name. Overall, it’s a pretty good school.
Read 4 Reviews

• A

• 205 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Matthew Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8
• 1

Parent: St. Matthew provides a wonderful loving environment, strong academics, latest technology. The students are very well-rounded, happy and prepared for high school.
Read 1 Review

• NG

• 709 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

• Private School
• Selma, TX
• PK, K-8
• 4

Alum: I attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help- Catholic School from 2010 to 2013 for my middle school education. I had come from six years of prior Catholic schooling for a total of nine years by the time I graduated eighth grade. When I finally went to public high school, for four years, I felt very prepared as I took all pre-AP and AP courses. The amount of school work at OLPH I could even say surpassed the homework load I received at my public high school, Johnson. Johnson was extremely competitive, but I don't think without the readiness and tactics I received from intimate education, like at OLPH, I would've been equally successful in becoming a Summa Cum Laude graduate in the top quartile of my class of 735.
Read 4 Reviews

• NG

• 514 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Holy Spirit Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8
• 2

• NG

• 482 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Luke Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8
• 7

Parent: St. Luke has been a great school for my daughter. She is well-grounded in her faith, well-educated in the core curriculum, and participates in athletics. St. Luke has given her a well-rounded education and excellent opportunities to explore her gifts and interests.
Read 7 Reviews

• NG

• 482 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Gregory the Great Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 465 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Monica Catholic School

• Private School
• Converse, TX
• PK, K-8
• 7

High School Senior: The school prepared me for high school in all possible ways. It also helped me grow my relationship with God, being that it is a Catholic School.
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• NG

• 401 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Mount Sacred Heart Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 367 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Peter Prince of the Apostles School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• K-8

• NG

• 365 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic School

• Private School
• New Braunfels, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 364 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. John Berchmans School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 340 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. James the Apostle School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8
• 1

Parent: Family-oriented, academically rigorous environment. Students receive individual attention, yet learn to become responsible and independent.
Read 1 Review

• NG

• 314 Students
• 26:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Mary Magdalen School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 310 Students
• — Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Pius X. Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 263 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. John Bosco Elementary School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 257 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

St. Paul Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8

• NG

• 220 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Rolling Hills Academy

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• K-8

• NG

• 210 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Blessed Sacrament Catholic School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-8
• 6

Parent: I was happy with those choose we made to send our child to these schools.
Read 6 Reviews

• NG

• 198 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio