Our Rich History

Our school has a rich 60 year history of Catholic education in the Lasallian and Benedictine tradition.

Take a stroll back through time and find out more about Archbishop Murray Memorial High School, Hill High School and Hill-Murray School.

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1958

For the Sisters of St. Benedict at St. Paul’s Priory on Summit Avenue in St. Paul, 1958 was a “big year.” On May 10 of that year, the cornerstone was laid for a new school in a “rural” part of the east side of St. Paul. They opened their doors the following September to 211 ninth grade girls, naming the school after the man whose vision for the school for girls on the east side provided the impetus for the move: Archbishop Murray Memorial High School (AMMHS). Sadly, Archbishop Murray died the year before the school became a reality.

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