Santa Fe Catholic High School
Santa Fe Catholic High School has been accredited by the AdvanceED, formerly SACS, since 1972.
AdvanceED accredits public and private educational institutions, from pre-kindergarten to university level. Member institutions regularly perform comprehensive self-evaluations to assist in planning for improvement and to assure the public of their overall quality.
AdvanceED is one of only six regional accrediting organizations in the United States that is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Santa Fe?s AdvanceED accreditation assures our students that colleges and universities will take their grades at face value and improves their overall chance of being accepted to the finer institutions of higher learning.
Santa Fe Catholic High School, a ministry of the Catholic Diocese of Orlando, offers a program of college preparatory studies encompassing values grounded in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and serves the families of the surrounding communities. Through academic, spiritual, athletic, artistic, extracurricular and service programs, the school endeavors to help each student develop fully as a child of God.
Santa Fe Catholic High School, founded in 1961, is a Catholic high school of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando. The school serves young men and women in grades 9 through 12. The 40-acre campus is located between Lakeland and Winter Haven and serves all of Polk County and the surrounding area.
Though Santa Fe Catholic High School is a Catholic educational institution, families of all faiths find the school has not only an outstanding academic program, but also a very solid foundation of religious education and values. Together, these factors create an environment that promotes healthy spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social growth.
