School Life
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School Life at St. Philip Neri
What you need to know: Since our founding in 1926, St. Philip Neri's focus includes:
A safe environment for the student
Faith-filled and academically rigorous experience
Focus on the mind and the heart
Focus on the present and future: Rooted in strong Catholic values, our center-city students in Indianapolis prepare for a life of service to Jesus, the Church, and the community.
From weekly Masses, prayer services, and sacramental preparation to celebrations like Advent and Lent, students grow in their faith. Through Campus Ministry, they’ll have hands-on opportunities to collaborate with teachers and priests in service projects, community outreach, and retreats, helping them explore their relationship with God and strengthen their bond with their classmates.Mother Theodore Catholic Academies manages the vibrant community of three Indianapolis center-city schools including St. Philip Neri—Click here to learn more. Interested in a safe school environment and a rewarding Catholic education? Click here to connect with the St. Philip Neri Catholic School team or call the school office at 317-636-0134.
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More About the St. Philip Neri Catholic Experience
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Academics
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St. Philip's provides its students with a rigorous curriculum that is a balance of academics, religion, and special subjects—
such as music, art, physical education, and computers.Students graduate as 8th graders with a broad knowledge base that serves them well through their high school and college years.
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Athletics
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In addition to forming the hearts and minds of our students, St. Philip's offers a variety of athletic programs. Our offerings include boys and girls cross country, football, coed soccer, girls and boys volleyball, boys and girls basketball, and girls kickball. Available sporting events are through both CYO athletics as well as intramural sports.
As representatives of St. Philip Neri Catholic School, all team members and their parents are expected to reflect credit and honor upon their school by their actions and attitudes.
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