School History

School History

Founded in 2004, Guerin Catholic High School is the first privately-funded Catholic high school built in the state of Indiana in over thirty years. Guerin Catholic is a four-year, college preparatory school with the curriculum and teaching methods rooted in our core values: holiness, honor, servant leadership and excellence.

Historic Events

The school graduated its first class of 25 seniors in 2007 with 100% matriculating into four-year colleges

The Guerin Catholic Golden Voice Choir was selected as the only choral group in the state of Indiana to perform for the President of the United States at America’s 400th anniversary celebration in Jamestown, Virginia

The school’s namesake, Mother Theodore Guerin, was canonized in Rome in the fall of 2006 by Pope Benedict XVI. Over fifty students, faculty members and parents attended the pilgrimage. Two Guerin Catholic students were selected to serve Mass with the Pope at St. Peter’s Basilica.

Guerin Catholic High School has been named a National Top 50 Catholic High School three consecutive times by Catholic High School Honor Roll. The Honor Roll, an independent project of the Acton Institute, recognizes and encourages excellence in Catholic secondary education. It is a critical resource for parents and educators, honoring schools that excel in three categories:

Academic excellence

Catholic identity

Civic education