Welcome To Cascia Hall.

The Order of Saint Augustine founded this Catholic school in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1926 at the request of the local Catholic bishop, who saw the need for such a school in this fast-growing area of northeastern Oklahoma.

Since its earliest days, Cascia Hall has served the needs of parents and students of all faiths who have found our insistence on the education of the total person very much to their liking.

The traditional Cascia Hall program is college preparatory, emphasizing the liberal arts. Cascia Hall offers the Upper School student a variety of courses, the completion of which prepares the student for entrance into college. The Middle School functions to introduce 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students to a traditional liberal arts curriculum which, at this level, serves as a foundation for studies in the Upper School.

At Cascia Hall, in keeping with the teachings of St. Augustine (354-430 A.D.), we are concerned with educating the whole person spiritually, physically, emotionally, psychologically, and intellectually, to bring each student to a deeper understanding of the gift of life and talents which a loving God has bestowed upon them.

 

Cascia Hall Headmaster, Fr. Bernie Scianna, O.S.A., Ph.D. has published "A Community of Faith" which is a history of Cascia Hall. The book traces the school from its inception to the Cascia Hall of today. Fr. Bernie relates its turbulent times as well as its positive impact on several generations of students and the community it serves.

Be sure to visit our online bookstore and pick up your copy.

 

The November 2008 Newsletter is available online.

Nearly 100 educators, spanning 6 countries and 14 Augustinian schools, participated in the 6th Annual Augustinian Values Institute (AVI) held at Cascia Hall from October 24 – 26. The participants came from the United States, Canada, Ireland, England, Australia, and Rome seeking to apply Augustinian values in their schools.

Read this stories and many others in the November Edition of the newsletter.