About St. Rita of Cascia High School
St. Rita of Cascia High School is a private, all-boys Augustinian Catholic college-prep school for grades 9-12 on Chicago's Southwest Side (Ashburn). Founded in 1905 by Augustinian friar James F. Green, O.S.A., it is operated by the Augustinians and named for St. Rita of Cascia.
Quick facts
- Founded in 1905; dedicated April 1906
- All-boys, grades 9-12; operated by the Order of Saint Augustine
- Ashburn neighborhood, Southwest Side (7740 S Western Ave)
- Competes in the Chicago Catholic League
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