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Following a visit this week to the University of Scranton, Prep Principal Chris Caulfield, '03 announced an agreement with the Jesuit university that will allow Prep graduates to gain college credit at Scranton for courses taken in high school.
Buses lined the Warren Street Plaza on the morning of March 25 as Prep students set off on various adventures for the first of two "Prep Days" this year.
Seventy-four boys representing 27 middle schools and 21 different communities across New Jersey visited Grand & Warren on March 23 for an annual workshop on leadership led by Prep juniors and seniors and hosted in partnership with students from Saint Dominic Academy.

Prep at a Glance

51

AP & Honors-level Courses Offered


$7 million

Given annually in merit & need-based scholarships and financial assistance

20

2023-2024 Athletic Team Championships


89%

Of the graduating class of 2024 received a college scholarship

21

Fine & Performing Arts Courses Offered


117 

Communities represented by Prep students, spanning 13 NJ counties, plus 3 NYC boroughs and even Long Island! 

99%

Of graduates enroll in 4-year colleges and universities


1872

The year of our founding, starting a 150+ year history of creating men of competence, conscience, and compassion

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Three Tests, No Extra Credit

I “What am I investing my effort in and why? Will I see the world with gratitude and grace? Will I be there for my brother?”

These are the tests the world will give you —the ones you cannot reschedule, you can’t cram for, and you can never, ever avoid. And this is why Saint Peter’s Prep matters.

Our Mission

Saint Peter’s Prep is a Catholic, Jesuit college preparatory school which seeks to form young men of competence, conscience and compassion. Both enriched and challenged by its diversity, Prep is a community of learners seeking to find God in all things. The academic, athletic, co-curricular, spiritual and service programs aim to foster in students an understanding of the world and the courage to advance the common good.