Visit

Visiting "the Hill" is the best way to learn more about the many opportunities available for prospective Cathedral High School students. We invite you to search available visit options below.

Upon registering for a visit more information about parking and check-in will be shared. The main entrance to Cathedral High School is through door number 4.

Questions about visiting campus? Please contact the admissions team!

Campus Visit

️Parent Information Session and Coffee

Join the Cathedral Admissions Team for coffee and a campus tour! Coffee begins at 9:30 a.m. Register here!

Individual Campus Tour

Schedule a 1:1 with a member of the Admissions Team to learn more about Cathedral High School and your opportunities for greatness. Schedule a tour or contact our Admissions Team to schedule a time that works for your schedule.

Schedule a 1:1 Campus Tour

Shadowing

Irish Experience Shadow Visit for Current 8th Graders

Spending a day in the life of a Cathedral student helps introduce eighth-grade students to our Irish family, and we are excited to plan this special day for you. You will have the opportunity to pray with us, attend class, discover our beautiful campus, and interact with Cathedral students and educators. Your visit itinerary will be customized to the interests you shared in the application.

Step 1: Create your Parent Enrollment Portal account and submit your Admissions Application

Step 2: Upon successful completion of your application, log back into the Parent Enrollment Portal to schedule your Irish Experience Shadow Visit. Note: It may take 24 hours for the application to be imported and to access the application checklist.

This calendar is located at the bottom of the optional admissions checklist.

Questions about your shadow experience? Contact Mrs. Maribeth Cloud at mcloud@gocathedral.com.

Irish Experience Shadow Visit for Current 7th Graders

While the majority of our students shadow during the fall of their 8th grade year, we will offer a limited number of shadow days for 7th grade students. Specific 7th-grade shadow dates will be shared soon!

Open House

Placement Test

High School Placement Test

Each applicant for freshman admission must take the STS High School Placement Test as part of the application process. The placement test is offered on Saturday mornings from 8:30-11:30am.

Placement tests for 2024 are completed. 2025 testing dates will be announced in the spring. If you have any questions please contact the admissions team.

Learn more about the placement test.

During Testing, Parents Can Enjoy Coffee with Cathedral

While students are taking the placement test on each Saturday date, we offer a gathering for parents/guardians called "Coffee with Cathedral" that is designed to share valuable information about academics, counseling, and more. This gathering and campus tour begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Cathedral Dining Hall. The Admissions Team will direct parents to this location on the morning of the placement test. There is no need to RSVP.

All-Access Pass

Greatness is Calling at Cathedral

Hear from alumni and past parents about how Cathedral transforms the hearts and minds of her students.

Cathedral prepared me for my path in the military by teaching me always to challenge myself and constantly raise my personal standards. I carried these lessons along with the faith-driven principles throughout the United States Naval Academy and even now as a Marine Corps Officer.

Morgan Bolden '15
U.S. Navy-Communication School Graduate
Marine Corp Officer

Why did the Schopper family drive 20+ miles each way over the course of eleven years to attend high school? The key word in that sentence is certainly "family." Our kids were all good students, but we wanted a school that offered more than just class work, so the decision-making process when our oldest was in 8th grade also involved looking at the strengths and weaknesses of each child in our family. Cathedral's class offerings and rigor are top-notch. The college advisors know the kids and truly are "counselors" in that decision-making process. Cathedral checked most of our boxes initially, and in retrospect, we wouldn't hesitate to make the same decision for another eleven years. Why?. In the words of wonderful teacher Howard Fogel during a commencement speech explaining the Cathedral phenomena, "It's who we are, it's what we do."'

- Mary Schopper, St. Malachy Parishioner/Brownsburg Resident

Pictured left to right:
Left-right. Dr. Tori Schopper '08 (physician), Dr. Claire Marks Schopper '15 (a physician who is married to Joe), Joe Schopper '15 (pharmacist), Melissa Schopper '10 (physician), and Abbi Schopper '13 (engineer).

The faculty and staff at Cathedral have prepared me not only to succeed academically and athletically but have also helped form me into a more complete leader and person. Cathedral provided me with the environment to grow into who I am today. The experience in electives like broadcasting and newspaper helped me find my passions and potential career path.

Jake Langdon '21
Columbia University '25