Find Your Calling, Find Your Home
Hill-Murray School is a coeducational private Catholic institution serving students in grades 6 through 12.
Rooted in Benedictine and Lasallian traditions, we offer a personalized and innovative curriculum designed to guide students toward becoming responsible, ethical citizens. Our comprehensive programs include a storied history of athletic success, a vibrant array of extracurricular activities, and numerous opportunities for leadership and service. At Hill-Murray, we are committed to educating the whole student—mind, body, and spirit—preparing them to fulfill their promise, serve others, and transform the world.
1,050
Total Enrollment
6-12
Grade levels for Middle School and High School
67%
Staff hold advanced degrees
33%
Receive financial aid
50+
Clubs and activities
96%
Participate in co-curriculars
10k+
Service hours logged annually
1,050
Total Enrollment
6-12
Grade levels for Middle School and High School
67%
Staff hold advanced degrees
33%
Receive financial aid
50+
Clubs and activities
96%
Participate in co-curriculars
10k+
Service hours logged annually
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Join us at Mac’s Diner is St. Paul tonight to support the sisters of St. Paul’s Monastery! Don’t forget to print out the flyer to ensure your order benefits the monastery. We’ll see you there! 💚🤍Dining at Mac’s tomorrow for Give Back Monday?
Take a photo with the blue snowman, tag us, and help spread the word about Give Back Monday! Every dine-in meal from 4:00pm to close supports St. Paul’s Monastery and the Benedictine Center. 30% of food and alcohol sales are donated back!
Don’t forget to print our flyer: tinyurl.com/ynnsz8um
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Members of the class of 1976, who will be celebrating their 50th reunion this fall, traveled recently to St. Mary’s University to visit Br. Arnold McMullen and Br. Francis Carr. This joyful time together is such a gift!
L to R: Jerry Karel, Mary Hangge Regan, Br. Arnold McMullen, Alisan Soucheray Engle, Br. Francis Carr and Matt Pflugi
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“Whoever does not take up his cross and follow after me is not worthy of me.” Matthew 10:38
Jesus is asking us to contemplate what it means to follow and serve him. We are called to turn away from what holds us back, knowing that life in Christ provides eternal reward. Loving God, help us to follow you more deeply and fully. Amen.
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