The Viking Spirit is rooted in Pride, Honor, and Enthusiasm.
Discover St. E
A Journey from Preschool to 12th Grade
Inspired by the teachings of St. Benedict and rooted in our Catholic faith, St. Elizabeth School is a pre-kindergarten through twelfth-grade community that fosters spiritual development, academic excellence, responsibility to self, and service to others in a diverse community of co-educational learners. St. Elizabeth students embark on a journey of becoming lifelong learners by engaging in a challenging curriculum, embracing Catholic and Benedictine truths and values, and exploring individual passions and interests.
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Why I Chose St. E?
Steeped in Catholic tradition and rooted in the teachings of St. Benedict, St. Elizabeth School instills in our students the importance of prayer and work, hospitality, service and humility, and stability--the Benedictine Pillars.
More than just a school, St. Elizabeth fosters personal and communal pride. Offering rich traditions of success in academics, athletics, arts, and a broad range of other activities, St. E guarantees to provide you with the experiences that you will be proud of not only during your time here, but also as you continue on to the next chapters in life.
Why I Chose to Work at St. E?
As a member of the St. Elizabeth School community, you’re not just taking a job—you’re embracing a vocation.
Here, you have the privilege of teaching in a faith-filled environment where Christ is at the center of everything we do. You’ll work alongside dedicated colleagues who share your commitment to academic excellence, personal integrity, and the spiritual formation of each student.
Our small school community means you truly know your students and their families, and you have the joy of watching them grow—academically, emotionally, and in their walk with Christ—from the youngest learners to graduating seniors. St. Elizabeth’s rich Catholic tradition provides a strong foundation for innovative teaching, service to others, and a supportive workplace culture where your gifts are valued and your voice matters.
Here, your work shapes hearts and minds for life, and your calling as an educator is lived out in an environment that celebrates faith, fosters deep relationships, and inspires the next generation of leaders.
Profile of an Elementary Graduate
Center Themselves in Faith
Center themselves in a life of faith and serivce, knowing Christ, developing a life of prayer, and forming a character based on Gospel teachings.
Exhibit Benedictine Traditions
Exhibit Benedictine tradtions as person of hospitality, stability, and humility through their prayer life, work ethic, and service to others.
Form a Foundation
Utilize a foundation in communication, creative and critical thinking, and problem-solving that encourages lifelong growth of individual gifts and talents.
Serve their Communities
Serve their communities in ways that reflect the values of togetherness, responsibility, and respect.
Profile of a 12th Grade Graduate
Center Themselves in Faith
Center themselves in a life of faith and serivce, knowing Christ, developing a life of prayer, and forming a character based on Gospel teachings.
Exhibit Benedictine Traditions
Exhibit Benedictine tradtions as person of hospitality, stability, and humility through their prayer life, work ethic, and service to others.
Form a Foundation
Utilize a foundation in communication, creative and critical thinking, and problem-solving that encourages lifelong growth of individual gifts and talents.
Engage their Communities
Engage their communities as servant-leaders who embody values and principles that uphold the dignity of all.
Exemplify Character
Exemplify well-formed character, shaped in integrity and an ardent commitment to others, which positions them as leaders in a diverse global community.
Our commitment to community is instilled in our Vikings from their earliest years. We strive to develop our students into young men and women well-equipped to take their place as
faith-filled, responsible citizens
who share VKNation values with the world.
Visit Us
Discover What It Means to Be a Viking
The best way to see if St. Elizabeth School is a good fit for you is to visit our campus. Since 1908, our “Beacon on the Hill,” overlooking the city of Wilmington, has served as an inclusive home for our Vikings. Will you be next to call VKNation home? Current 8th Graders and perspectives secondary grade transfers are invited to feel the energy of the VKNation as a Viking for a Day.
Elementary School Visits
Join us for a personal family tour, attend an Open House event or students in Grades 1-8 can sign up for a Viking for a Day visit.
Viking for a Day Visits
Call NowStudents in grades 1-8 can sign up for a Viking for a Day visit to experience the energy of the VKNATION. To schedule a Viking for a Day visit in the elementary school, please contact the Admissions Office at 302.656.3369 x3039
Personal Family Tours
Call NowA St. Elizabeth staff member will provide you with a 1-on-1 family tour, giving you the opportunity to explore our campus, ask questions, and learn all there is to know about being a member of VKNation. To schedule your visit today, contact the admissions office at 302-656-3369 x3039.
High School Visits
Viking for a Day visits are available beginning in October for prospective 9th grade and transfer students. Personalized individual tours with a member of our faculty are available year-round.
Viking for a Day Visits
Current 8th graders and prospective high school transfer students are invited to feel the energy of VKNation as a Viking for a Day. Some of the highlights Viking Visitors will experience during their Maroon and Gold Day include:
- Being paired with one of our elite Viking Ambassadors
- Getting to know our students, faculty, staff, and campus through an interactive tour and scavenger hunt
- Participating in enriching lessons using a Viking Visitor iPad
- Pep rallies, school assemblies, club and activity meetings, game days, and so much more
- A Viking lunch on us
- Lots of Viking pride!
Don’t hesitate! Call and schedule your visit- 302-656-3369 x3039.
Personal Family Tours
A St. Elizabeth staff member will provide you with a 1-on-1 family tour, giving you the opportunity to explore our campus, ask questions, and learn all there is to know about being a member of VKNation. School tours will be available for online scheduling soon. To schedule your visit today, contact the admissions office at 302-656-3369 x3039.
To schedule your visit today, contact the Admissions Office at 302-656-3369 x3039.
A community that fosters spiritual development, academic excellence, responsibility to self, and service to others in a diverse community of co-educational learners.
Applying to St. Elizabeth
We understand that choosing and applying to a school is both an exciting and sometimes overwhelming journey for families. At St. Elizabeth School, we want to walk alongside you in this important decision, making the process as clear and smooth as possible so you can focus on the joy of discovering all our community has to offer. To help guide you, we’ve outlined grade-specific application requirements, which you can review by clicking on your child’s grade level above.
If any part of the application process is unclear or you simply want to talk through the steps, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Admissions Office
at 302-656-3369, ext. 3039, or by email at admissions@steschools.org.
We are here to support you every step of the way!
Your Journey Starts Here!
Important Dates and Deadlines
- November 9, 2025 Deadline to register for the High School Placement Test
- Saturday, November 15, 2025 High School Placement Test @ 8:30am
- Sunday, November 16, 2025 High School Placement Test @ Noon
- Mid-December 2025: Acceptances begin to be distributed on a rolling basis
- January 31, 2026: Deadline to submit Financial Aid application
- February 14, 2026: Early registration deadline for the Class of 2029
- March 1, 2026: Initial registration deadline for the Class of 2029
Placement Test
Class of 2030 High School Placement Test
The Diocese of Wilmington High School Placement Test (HSPT) is a required admissions step for all students entering 9th grade at St. Elizabeth School. This test is used for admission, scholarship, and placement decisions. The HSPT registration fee is $65.00.
St. Elizabeth offers two dates for students to take the HSPT:
Saturday, November ??, 2025 at 8:30am
Sunday, November ??, 2025 at Noon
Click this link to register for the High School Placement Test: https://stsusers.com/stsusers/registration/static/wilmington.php
Select St. Elizabeth High School at your testing choice.
Deadline to register is November ??, 2025.
Questions? Contact our Admissions Office at 302-656-3369 ext. 3039 or to sign-up for extended time.
7th Grade Practice High School Placement Test
The Practice HSPT is available to current 7th grade students. This test mirrors the 8th grade HSPT administered in the fall, which is required for admission consideration at St. Elizabeth.
The Practice HSPT is an opportunity for students to become familiar with the content and material offered on the 8th grade HSPT, while also assessing their strengths and areas to improve. Testing results will be shared with participating families in the weeks following the test.
The 7th Grade Practice High School Placement Test will be held in-person on Saturday, March ??, 2026, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am.
Register by February 28, 2025.
Questions? Contact Admissions at 302-656-3369 ext. 3039.
