Scecina Memorial High School

Scecina Memorial High School is a Catholic college preparatory school in Indianapolis serving grades 9-12 with a specific commitment to supporting students with learning differences. The school offers dedicated Learning Difference Programs designed to help students with disabilities and learning challenges succeed in a rigorous academic environment while maintaining the support they need.

With an average class size of 18 students and 37 classroom teachers, Scecina provides a more personalized learning experience where students can receive individualized attention. The school's mission emphasizes educating the whole student—spirit, mind, and body—creating a supportive community where diverse learners can thrive academically and developmentally. The formal dress code and structured Catholic environment may provide helpful consistency for students who benefit from clear expectations and routines.

Scecina enrolls 445 students with 56% representing students of color, reflecting a genuinely diverse student body. Tuition is $12,090 per year with rolling admissions. For families exploring Catholic secondary options that explicitly support learning differences, Scecina's established Learning Difference Programs and intimate school size make it worth investigating. Contact the school at (317) 356-6377 or visit scecina.org to learn more about program specifics, accommodations, and the admissions process.