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The mission of the Hastings Catholic Schools is to prepare all students to become responsible citizens, life-long learners, and strong Catholic witnesses, who find meaningful purpose in this life and for eternity.
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Academic Decathlon, Band (Marching/Jazz/Pep), Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Catholic Medical Careers Association, Cheerleading, Dance Team, Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society, One-Act Play, Quiz Bowl, Spirit Singers, Student Council, Swing Choir, Teens for Life, Whatcha' Doin'?
School Notes
Belief Statements of the Hastings Catholic
Schools:
We believe that every student bears within himself/herself the
image of God the Creator, and therefore, that every student has a
mind capable of knowing the truth, a will capable of choosing the
good, and a body capable of glorifying God.
We believe that we are bound to help students grow more fully into
the image of God by providing them a good Catholic formatioon of
mind, will, and body.
We believe that excellent instruction in both religious and secular
sciences will contribute to students knowing the truth.
We believe that teaching, modeling, and demanding good moral action
from our students will help them to grow in virtue so that they
will choose the good consistently and easily.
We believe that training students in divine worship; musical,
theatrical, and other artistic performances; and athletics will
help them to glorify God in their bodies.
We believe that forming students' minds, wills, and bodies
according to the image of God in them will help them to discern and
live their vocations in ways that help others and advance the
Kingdom of God in the world.
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: 6-12
Enrollment: 253 students
Yearly Tuition: $2,300
Average class size: 20 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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