Empowering Minds, enriching souls
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Gibault Catholic High School, a Catholic educational community, celebrates the dignity and uniqueness of every person, cultivates lifelong learning and the pursuit of excellence, fosters faith, inspires commitment to justice and service, and works to develop a life-affirming relationship to the world.
RAFFLEMANIA TICKETS
Each student is required to sell 12 Rafflemania tickets to help bridge the gap. Our goal this year is to sell 2,200 tickets. If each student sells 14 tickets, we will hit this goal and our students receive a day off school! Once you purchase a ticket, your name will be entered into the drum. Every day for the month of March 2026, we will draw a $100 winner. Your name stays in the drum, so you have 31 chances to win! Thank you for supporting our students!
Gibault has something for every student! From academics to sports to the arts, students find their home at Gibault. With small class sizes, a wide range of courses, and 45 available hours of college credit through SLU, our academic program provides students with opportunities to succeed. Let us show you how Gibault’s faith-based education prepares our graduates both spiritually and academically for high school and beyond.
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We had a great day greeting our friends at ICS. We joined them in a Celebration of the Eucharist and recognized our future Class of 2030 Hawks. ... See MoreSee Less
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Brennan Wills '22 is a senior at Marquette University and will graduate in May with a double major and triple minor. For the last three holiday seasons, Brennan has traveled with members of the Marquette Campus Ministry and local Knight of Columbus to Rome, Italy. They stay at the Jesuit House in Rome, across from St. Peter's Basilica. They work closely with the Jesuits and in a food kitchen with the Sisters of Charity for a few weeks. This past season, he had a special highlight of shaking Pope Leo's hand! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are excited to announce Enrichment Fridays starting in the 2026-2027 school year! Read the Messenger article for more details: drive.google.com/file/d/1EECrkZSVmq0s-gpWbEbX3KxeoWZYWil3/view?usp=sharing ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us on March 21 starting at 5:00 PM for an evening of sampling delicious appetizers, drinks, entrées, and desserts from 20+ local restaurants and vendors, plus live band entertainment throughout the night. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door. igfn.us/form/G6dn3A ... See MoreSee Less
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We enjoyed visiting our friends at St. James in Millstadt. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Mr. Skaer for receiving the Edward Jones Teacher of the Month Award presented by Matt Reinholz (12)! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony is THIS Saturday. We are excited to honor Coach John Holtschlag and the 2007 Girls' Soccer Team! ... See MoreSee Less
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Fools hits the stage February 5-8 in the auditorium! You don't want to miss it ... See MoreSee Less
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Alexa Crowe, Gibault alumni ‘25, traveled to Italy over winter break with the Benedictine College Chamber Singers. They sang for Masses and concerts at the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, Basilica of St. Cecilia, and St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Abbey of Monte Cassino, Palestrina Cathedral, Santa Trinita Basilica in Florence, Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, Basilica of St. Rita in Cascia, and Benedictine Monastery of Norcia. Highlights of her trip were shaking hands with Pope Leo and wishing him Merry Christmas, praying at the tomb of St. Carlo Acutis, and seeing a Eucharistic miracle displayed at St. Rita’s tomb. ... See MoreSee Less
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