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Catholic · Co-ed · Grades 6–12

San Antonio's only Catholic co-ed school for grades 6–12.On the West Side since 1957.

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Your real cost

What will Holy Cross really cost?

Here is the published tuition, and what's left after a Texas Education Freedom Account (TEFA). Hope for the Future and 426 aid can bring it down further.

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Middle school · 6–8

$8,272

2026–27 tuition · published figure, to be confirmed

TEFA up to−$10,474
What could be left ESTIMATEMay cover all of it

High school · 9–12

$13,145

2026–27 tuition · published figure, to be confirmed

TEFA up to−$10,474
What could be left ESTIMATE$2,671

TEFA is applied for, not guaranteed, and award amounts vary. Our admissions office helps you apply. Single tuition, no mandatory fundraisers.

Our story

They said trade school. We said college.

In 1957 the Archdiocese planned a trade school for San Antonio's West Side. The Brothers of Holy Cross, the same order that founded Notre Dame, held out for college prep. Eighty-four freshmen enrolled, tuition was $67.50, and the school has been sending West Side families' children to college ever since.

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Holy Cross students at typewriters in an early classroom, from the school's Jubilee film
From Jubilee, the school's history film.
1957

Founded on the West Side

84 freshmen in the first class.

Boys at their desks in a 1950s Holy Cross classroom
Classroom, 1950s
1968

Funding cut. Doors stayed open.

The Brothers and the community kept it going.

Brothers of Holy Cross with students in the campus courtyard in the 1960s
The courtyard, 1960s
A night football game in the early years, with the scoreboard
Friday nights, early years
2001

Owned by its alumni

Run on their gifts ever since.

Alumni from the class of 1980 at homecoming with current students
Class of '80 at homecoming
Today

A federal judge. A Census director.

And nearly 4,000 alumni.

90%+of graduates enroll in college SOURCE
14:1students to teachers CONFIRM
$0application fee
~4,000alumni, owners of the school since 2001
Grades 6–12

From sixth grade to college

The only Catholic co-ed school in the city where a family can start in 6th grade and stay through graduation. CONFIRM

426 N. San Felipe

Faith, family and a little noise.

Holy Cross faculty and staff together in front of a large stained-glass window
Faculty and staff, the start of a new year
A student holding up the rosary she made
Making rosaries
A student speaking into a microphone at a school assembly
Student voices
Students decorating a sign that reads 9th grade family
"9th grade family"
A smiling middle-school student
Middle school
A classroom full of smiling Holy Cross students
Homeroom

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What families say

What families say

“Not only friends but a family to lean on.”
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Admissions 2027–28

Come see it for yourself.

Oct 268th-grade tours begin, through Nov 4 CONFIRM
Jan 1Early Decision deadline CONFIRM
Jan 20Acceptance Day CONFIRM

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The Holy Cross campus and marquee sign at golden hour