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Edgewood

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Edgewood, a Catholic high school, educates the whole student for a life of learning, service, and personal responsibility through a rigorous academic curriculum that embraces the Sinsinawa Dominican values of Truth, Compassion, Justice, Community, and Partnership.

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Truth

Pursuing Truth Through Inquiry

Edgewood students commit themselves to continued growth in curiosity and the ability to critically examine the world around them. They view the study of truth as a life-long endeavor.

Compassion

Fostering Mercy and Empathy

Embrace values of humility, empathy, and vulnerability to focus on the needs of others. Through seeking out opportunities in service of the community, students gain awareness of concerns outside of their immediate circles and are compelled to share responsibility for one another.

 

Justice

Recognizing Rights

Edgewood students possess a global awareness of social systems and institutions' roles in society. They are skilled in studying, reflecting, and acting with integrity against injustices that violate the dignity of others.

Community

Collaboration and Inclusivity

Edgewood students assume responsibility as an active member of a just community. They prioritize collaboration based on a broadened perspective of how local, national, and international communities can go beyond self-interest to accomplish goals that meet the collective needs of society.

Partnership

Growing with One Another

Edgewood students understand the inherent and unique strengths, experiences, and perspectives of others, and strive for effective communication skills that lead to strong relationships.

Experience

Excellence

143

years of educating high school students

3.8

Average GPA of Graduates

75%

students scored 3 or higher on their advanced placement test

1/2

Of our students graduate with honors

18

average class size

41%

Of our student body receives need-based financial assistance

620

Students enrolled in
grades 9-12

16.5M

scholarship offers to graduating seniors

Experience

Belonging