Campus News

Diocese of Austin Bishop Danny Garcia celebrated the 2026 Baccalaureate Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church for the seniors and their families on May 22. Bishop is seen blessing the senior pins given to the graduates by the faculty during a pinning ceremony at the Mass. 

For their outstanding achievement, Senior Allie McNaughton was recognized with the Faithful Servant Award, and Caroline Golab was awarded the St. Dominic Savio Award.

St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School is proud to announce the top honors for the Class of 2026. Congratulations to Valedictorian Abigail (Abby) Miri and Salutatorian Alissa (Allie) McNaughton! 

We celebrate their outstanding academic achievements, leadership, and dedication throughout their time at Savio. We are incredibly proud of these exceptional seniors and all they have accomplished as members of Savio's Class of 2026.

St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School held its 2025-26 Academic Awards Ceremony on Thursday, May 14, recognizing students for outstanding achievements across all academic disciplines. Special awards were also presented to seniors in each subject area in recognition of their excellence and dedication throughout their high school years. Congratulations to all of our students who were recognized for their hard work and academic achievement!

Senior Day at Savio was a powerful reminder of the bright futures ahead for our seniors.

We were proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they took their next steps, heading to colleges and universities across the country, pursuing their passions, and carrying the spirit of St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School with them wherever they went.

A special thank you to the Savio Parent Association (SPA) for sponsoring the luncheon and making the day so memorable.

Last week, we welcomed families and guests for our Servant Leader Presentation Night. We are grateful to all who attended this evening of presentations celebrating the completion of our students’ freshman year, the experiences of the Class of 2026 Senior Servant Leader Projects, and Senior Internship experiences.

Each presentation included a brief Q&A, where students spoke confidently about their research and experiences, representing themselves with professionalism and pride. From freshman research to senior service and internships, our students demonstrated intellectual curiosity, leadership, and a strong commitment to the common good. We are proud of their work and the impact they continue to make in the community.

It takes many hours of volunteerism at St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School to achieve the variety of accomplishments falling under our name. Thank you to the many individuals and families who step up every day to make our school better, bringing talent, donations, support of our faculty and students, and offering treats to keep the train moving! This is not the entire group represented here. However, we appreciate all of your support.