Elder High School

Elder is a place for young men from all communities to grow not only intellectually but also physically, spiritually, culturally and socially. We are a comprehensive, college-prep Catholic high school that offers a place for all students to express their individuality and make their high school experience unique.

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Cheering sections past vs present! #Altiora

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Seton-Elder Performing Arts (The King and I - 2013). #Altiora

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Art I mask project - #Altiora

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Support The Troops Club assembling care packages. #Altiora

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Pep Rally in the PIT! #Altiora

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Elderfest! #Altiora

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Electrical engineering students preparing for their robotics competition. #Altiora

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Experience Elder's Cheering Section - #Altiora

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Elder High School - Become Part Of The Tradition #Altiora

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UNBREAKABLE - #Altiora

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Baseball Stadium Groundbreaking Ceremony (2013) - #Altiora

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The PIT - PURPLE FRIDAY - #Altiora

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Elder Basketball cheering section. #Altiora

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Josh Byrne, Noah Mastruserio, and Austin Walsh have been named finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition. They will continue to compete for some 8,000 scholarships worth more than $32-million that will be offered this spring by the National Merit Scholarship Program. Representing less than one percent of the nation's high school seniors, all three were named National Merit Semifinalists this past fall for their outstanding score on the PSAT. Back in October, Michael Kay, Chris Schroer, and Jonathan Williams were recognized as commended scholars by the National Merit Scholarship Program. Commended students are named on the basis of a nationally applied Selection Index score. All of these men are members of Elder’s Honors Program. Graduates from the Honors Program have moved on to prestigious schools across the country, earned significant scholarships, and have been invited to become members of various Honors Programs at their college or university of choice. Honors Program students graduate with an average of $160,000 in college scholarships, and have an average ACT score of 30. Pictured above from left to right: Austin Walsh, Jonathan T. Williams, Josh Byrne, Michael Kay, Chris Schroer, Noah Mastruserio. #Altiora

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Graham Swink's LEGO creation! #Altiora

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Elder Basketball logo #Altiora

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Nick Daffin ('09) and Jake Lindsey ('10) - Harvard vs Yale. #Altiora