Facts and Figures

• St. Mary’s is a Catholic College Preparatory school, grades 7-12,
  established in 1881
• Over 10,000 alumni have graduated from St. Mary’s in its 129 year history
• St. Mary’s alumni represent 46 states, 7 countries and 5 continents
• Enrollment: 650 students from 26 cities and towns in Eastern Massachusetts
  and 6 countries
• 69 families have two or more students enrolled at St. Mary's
• Student to teacher ratio is 13:1
• 98% of St. Mary’s graduates go onto four-year colleges
• The Class of 2010 was accepted into over 110 colleges and universities
• Members of the Class of 2010 received over $2.3 million in scholarships
• 26 Honors Courses and 7 Advanced Placement Courses
• School Nickname: Spartans
• 16 Extracurricular Clubs and Organizations
• Service: Campus Ministry and Rachel’s Challenge programs offer
  service opportunities locally and nationally
• 61% of all students participate in athletics
• 69% of students on the Principals List, 76% of student on the Honor Roll
  and 91% of the National Honor Society are student athletes
• The average GPA for a St. Mary’s student athlete is 88.3
• The Class of 2009 had 100% participation in the Senior Class Gift;
  the Class of 2010 increased giving to the Senior Class Gift by 41%
• Recent St. Mary’s graduates have been accepted to such schools as;
  Babson College, Bentley College, Boston College, Boston University,
  Brown University, Catholic University of America, Clark University,
  College of the Holy Cross, Cornell University, Embry Riddle Aeronautical
  University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, Mass. College of
  Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences, Merrimack College, New York
  University, Northeastern University, Notre Dame University, Penn State
  University, Providence College, Stonehill College, St. Anselm College,
  St. Michael's College, Suffolk University, University of Chicago,
  University of Massachusetts, University of Pennsylvania, Wentworth
  Institute of Technology, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Yale University.
• A testament to St. Mary’s academic rigor; five young alumni are
  currently studying at Ivy League Universities