About Scecina Memorial High School
Scecina Memorial High School is a coeducational, Roman Catholic college-preparatory school on the east side of Indianapolis, established by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis on September 21, 1953. It is named for Father Thomas Scecina, an Indianapolis priest and World War II military chaplain who died in the war. About 90% of students receive scholarships or tuition assistance.
Quick facts
- Founded 1953
- Grades 9–12, Archdiocesan
- Indianapolis
- Enrollment: 454 students
A Catholic education in Indianapolis
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