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FIND WHAT YOU’RE LOOK FOR AT CREIGHTON PREP.
It’s pretty amazing to walk the halls at Creighton Prep knowing that we’ve welcomed generations of students for more than 140 years. Whether you have family members with connections here, or you’re the first in your family to attend, one thing is certain – you’ll find what you’re looking for here.
That’s because we don’t set limits. Our emphasis is on delivering the very best Catholic and Jesuit college preparatory education that encourages you to pursue what you love to do and to discover and cultivate strengths and abilities you never knew you had. So, when it’s time to graduate, you’re ready to move forward knowing you have the power to truly change your life, your community and even the world.
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
It’s different for everyone – and maybe you don’t quite know. That’s okay, you’ve got plenty of time to get involved. Participate in athletics or competitive academics. Try something you never have before. Get active in the arts. Strengthen your overall academic performance. Set goals for yourself and achieve them.
Faith AND SERVICE
Creighton Prep students strive to be “Men for Others,” volunteering their time in service, community engagement and social justice. Participate in activities all year and join with students from other schools as part of Operation Others.
Prep students complete 12,500+ service hours each year
Athletics & Activities
At Prep, you’re encouraged to take part in clubs and activities. Choose from more than 60 options. There are also 11 NSAA sports, many with no cuts, as well as four club sports and intramurals.
90% of Prep students are involved in activities
Community and Brotherhood
At Creighton Prep, you’ll form lifelong friendships with people you’ve only just met as you become part of a community that you’ll be part of even after you graduate.
39 Prep students were designated AP Scholars
College Prep
As a college preparatory school, the emphasis at Creighton Prep is on academics, with 98% of our graduates attending college or university. Block scheduling prepares students for college life by dividing academic classes into A and B days that allow more time to explore content in greater depth. Our curriculum includes regular and honors courses, Advanced Placement (AP) and dual-enrollment courses. Prep also supports students with learning accommodations.
Students bring perspectives of 60+ public and Catholic schools
Student support services
Our emphasis on the “whole person” offers comprehensive student support services. This includes a learning specialist, academic coach, licensed mental health professional, student support services specialist, five school counselors and a director of college counseling.
Talk to Admissions
Feel free to reach out directly to our Prep Admissions Team.
Josh Luedtke ’90
402-393-1190, ext. 3346
Aurora Driscoll Barker
402 393-1190, ext. 3382