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Houses

Every Cassata student begins their journey by completing the Student Success at Cassata course. This is an opportunity for every new student to learn how school works at Cassata, what it means to be a Cassata scholar, and how to achieve success.

 

Once they complete the Student Success course, students are sorted and inducted into their House, which they will belong to for the rest of their time at Cassata. Students attend their daily advising period with their house, and each house has its own faculty sponsor and its own colors and emblem which students take pride in. But most importantly of all, at Cassata, students' Houses provide a group of students like them to which they can belong.

Each House is named for a Saint, who serves as both that House's patron and a rich example for students of how to lead a life in Christ.

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St. Benedict

As the founder of the Western monastic tradition, St. Benedict's impact on the Church is incalculable. Our House also honors the original Benedictine instructors of Laneri College.

St. Catherine of Siena

In addition to being one of only four female Doctors of the Church, St. Catherine of Siena advised Cardinals and Popes—and they listened.

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St. Francis

St. Francis's heroic witness and deep affinity with and concern for the natural world make him a model of sanctity and a life lived in fervent devotion to the Faith.

St. Joan of Arc

Though vilified in her time and martyred for her faith, St. Joan of Arc is now widely recognized as responsible for the birth of France as a nation and a true heroine of the Catholic Faith.

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St. Joseph

Without St. Joseph, Guardian of the Holy Family and our Lady's Most Chaste Spouse, our Lord's Redemption of the world would not have happened. Thank you, St. Joseph.

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