An independent Catholic school for girls in grades 7-12

Academic Exellence

We are a community of engaged learners

Ursuline teachers foster their students' sense of intellectual curiosity.

Spirituality

We live with faith

We gather together for prayer, liturgies, and retreats, and seek to be a generous people who lead by putting others first.

Midsummer Night's Dream

We live with courage

We challenge ourselves to push beyond our boundaries and take on new challenges.

Small School Setting

We live with joy

We are a welcoming community where students are embraced by a distinct feeling of sisterhood and are known and loved.

Sportmanship

We compete with grace

Ursuline athletes like to win (and often do), but also play with a commitment to good sportsmanship.

Big School Opportunities

We enjoy a wealth of opportunities

We explore our gifts through song, dance, writing, athletics, art and drama.

 

Read Our New Mission Statement

The new statement, introduced in October 2018, is an ideal that everyone at Ursuline aspires to live up to.  Click here to read it. 

 

 

Class of 2019 College Acceptances

Congratulations to the Class of 2019 on their college acceptances!  Check out the full list here. 

 

 

"Called to be our true selves"

Ursuline Academy celebrated the commissioning and blessing of President Kate Levesque '77 in December.  See photo and video highlights here.

What's Happening Now

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Points of Pride

6

members of the Class of 2018 were National Merit Commended students

24,000

hours of service offered by Ursuline students each year

14

years on MIAA sportsmanship honor roll since 2001

10

fine arts electives, including AP's

11:1

student/faculty ratio

30%

of students participate in extra-curricular arts activities

1000's

of projects created in the I.D.E.A. Hub

$15 million

in scholarships offered to the Class of 2018

12

of 14 athletic teams qualified for post-season play in 2017-18

85%

of faculty hold advanced degrees

30 +

Masses and retreats offered each year by Campus Ministry

7,149

bagels served in the Tea Room in a year (but it doesn't serve tea)