Welcome to Seton School |
About the School
Seton Junior-Senior High School is an accredited, private, co-educational school operated by Catholic laymen dedicated to promoting the established tradition of Catholic secondary education. We teach orthodox, traditional Catholicism, in complete harmony with the Magisterium of the Catholic Church as taught by the Holy Father.
History of Seton School
Seton opened its doors in 1975, the year of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's canonization. Located in the Manassas historic area, it has steadily grown to an enrollment of over 350 students, from families throughout Northern Virginia and beyond. Seton's smaller size means students get more individual attention, are more involved, and a family atmosphere exists where older students assist younger in many different ways.
Seton School is officially affiliated with the Diocese of Arlington, under the authority of the bishop in matters of religious education and the qualifications of its religion teachers, who are certified by the diocese. In all other areas Seton is independent, and retains autonomy in curriculum and methods. Seton is not a diocesan school and does not receive any diocesan subsidies.
Seton Jr. / Sr. High School 9314 Maple Street Manassas, VA 20110
IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGE
We have a new schedule for May 21 and 22.
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Tuesday, May 21, will be a half day with 1st through 4th period classes meeting, beginning at 8:15 as usual and dismissal at 11:40.
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Wednesday, May 22, will be a half day with 5th through 8th period classes meeting, beginning at 8:15 and dismissal at 11:40.
Students show respect for their school and themselves by taking pride in their appearance. A dress code reflects the values of the institution that establishes the code. As long as a student is enrolled at Seton School, he/she should represent and reflect the image of the school. Seton has four dress codes (Uniform, Classroom, Activities, and Casual Dress).
Seton Dress Code
Directions for sewing a skirt
Enthronement Dance Dress Code
You can help the attendance coordinator by calling the absent/tardy line at (703) 368-6604 when your student is absent or even going to be tardy.
If you know the evening before or early in the morning that you’re going to be tardy due to illness or an appointment, or that you’ll be absent, please call and leave a message on the answering machine- it’s available 24 hours a day!
Please feel free to contact us using one of the following phone numbers or email addresses:
Seton School Email: SetonOffice@seton-school.org
High School Phone: 703-368-3220
Junior High Phone: 703-368-6602/6603
Seton absent/tardy line: 703-368-6604
Webmaster: Sentinel@seton-school.org
Directions to Seton School
9314 Maple St
Manassas, VA 20110-5118