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Mount Michael Benedictine School
Basic Information
Address: 22520 Mt. Michael Rd, Elkhorn, NE 68022
Phone Number: 402-289-2541
Email: tcarlson@mountmichael.org
President: Dr. David Peters
School Type: Catholic College Preparatory
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Additional Information
Founded: 1970
Organization Affiliation: Our students, faculty, and staff of Mount Michael live out the Benedictine values on Service, Community, Hospitality, Moderation, and Integrity. These core values are an essential part of academic, social, and spiritual life at Mount Michael. We invite the entire Mount Michael community, parents, alumni, board members, and partner organizations to join our students, faculty, and staff in living out these values in their everyday lives.
Ages/Grades: Grades: 9 - 12
School Setting:
Campus located on 400 acres overlooking the Elkhorn River Valley in Nebraska.
School Size: 240 students
Classroom Size: 12
Student/Teacher Ratio: 7:1 student-to-teacher ratio
Financial Aid:
Merit based scholarships and need-based grants
Departments:
Natural Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Arts, World Languages, Language Arts, Mathematics, Physical Education, Theology.
Curriculum:
Mount Michael’s faculty and staff provide a rich learning environment that emphasizes the value of quality scholarship and challenges each student to reach the next level. Due to the strong academic potential of the student body, young men are challenged by their peers as well as by their teachers.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Camp Programs: Yes
Summer School: No
After School Programs: Yes
School Clubs:
We believe growth in one’s Faith and involvement in extracurricular activities play important roles in the development of young men. The Mount Michael community takes great pride in our students’ accomplishments inside and outside of the classroom.
Mission Statement:
Mount Michael Benedictine School is a Catholic college preparatory residential/day high school rooted in Benedictine values for young men committed to excellence. Students develop spiritually, intellectually, and socially through the comprehensive curriculum and communal experience to become future leaders.
School History:
The school began as a high school and junior college for men preparing for the priesthood and was called St. John Vianney Seminary.
In the spring of 1970, the monks decided that their resources and talents would be better utilized by the creation of Mount Michael Benedictine School, a Catholic residential high school encompassing grades 9 through 12 with a focus on college-prep curriculum. The school has grown steadily from an enrollment of just over 100 in the early 1970s to around 250 today with an enrollment goal of approximately 240-260 highly qualified students.
The school has become noted for its family atmosphere, spiritual environment, and high academic standards and expectations.
Social Media:
Instagram: @mountmichael
Facebook: Mount Michael Benedictine School
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