Subiaco Academy

I got a great education and the fellow boys and men that attended with me became very close. We worked together and had a great time living together and enjoying community.
—Submitted by a student

Subiaco is the best investment I could have made in my son's future. He has gained in wisdom and judgment while maintaining his deep spiritual committment. The interpersonal relations he has developed with his peers, his deans and teachers not to mention those with the monks and priest will serve him well in whatever vocation he chooses.
—Submitted by a parent

Subiaco is a wonderful school for young men. The instructors are wonderful and encourage your son to apply themselves and learn more. My son is a day student freshman, but he knows of the experience of Subiaco, from his grandfather (1961 graduate), father (1989) and uncles (1994, 1995, 1999, 2003). There is a special closeness that the young men of Subiaco have and they never forget that closeness. They come as individuals but leave as brothers. Many of my brothers' friends they made at Subiaco not only became their brothers, but became mine also. My mom and dad will have knocks on their front door of young men coming back to see their other mom and dad. That is something that you just can't get anywhere else. I encourage all to visit the website and/or visit the campus to gain the true feeling of Subiaco.
—Submitted by Laura Hughes, a parent

Subiaco has been a great experience for our two sons. One is now attending Notre Dame and the other is seeking a masters degree at the Art Institute of Chicago. Subiaco has its regular challenges of a boys' boarding school, but overall, the teachers are caring and exceptional. The Alumni Association is the strongest I've ever experienced. To be a 'Subi Boy' stays with a young man for his entire lifetime. My husband is also a Subiaco graduate of 1966, and he still remembers Subiaco with great love.
—Submitted by a parent