Campus News
TEFA School Voucher Update
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Grandparents' Day 2025
Yesterday morning, St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School welcomed an impressive number of grandparents to campus for our annual Grandparents’ Day celebration. The campus was filled with warmth, joy, and meaningful moments shared between generations. The bond between grandparents and grandchildren was evident throughout the morning, and it was truly a blessing to witness their connection. We are deeply appreciative of every grandparent who took the time to join us. Your presence made this longstanding tradition especially memorable.
Savio Opens Its Doors to Future Eagles — Applications Now Open!
St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School hosted prospective families earlier this week on campus to gather more information about the academic programs available to students, the clubs, sports, and all the other fun activities that Savio has to offer. Applications are open for the 2026-27 academic year! In need of more details, reach out to the Savio Admissions Director, Mrs. Holly Bologna, at hbologna@saviochs.org.
Second Annual Savio Makers Market a Huge Success!
Last weekend, St. Dominic Catholic High School National Art Honor Society hosted the Second Annual Savio Makers Market, filling the gym with creativity, community, and handcrafted treasures. From student-owned shops to local small businesses, every table showcased incredible talent and artistry.
A big thank-you to all our vendors, shoppers, and volunteers who made this event such a success!
Applications are NOW OPEN for the 2026-27 Academic Year
If you are looking for a Catholic High School for your students, St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 academic year! Contact the Savio Admission Director, Mrs. Bologna, at hbologna@saviochs.org for more information.
Apply here: https://www.saviochs.org/admission/how-to-apply.cfm
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Alumnus Kyle Wyborski ('17) returns to share filmmaking tips with students
For Kyle Wyborski, it was a homecoming of sorts with Mrs. Celeste Robbins, Chair of the Fine Arts Department, who invited him to show students his award-winning film, Jesus Thief, and offer words of encouragement for the arts.
Jesus Thief was a thesis project for Wyborski's graduate program at the University for Creative Careers (SCAD). The film was featured at no less than 10 film festivals to date, including the Austin Film Festival.