Scecina Memorial High School

Scecina Memorial High School is a Catholic day school in Indianapolis, Indiana, serving roughly 300 to 500 students in grades 9 through 12. The school's mission, rooted in Father Thomas Scecina's legacy, centers on college preparation and life readiness within a co-educational community. Indianapolis's diversity flows into the building itself—classrooms where students bring real differences in background and perspective.

Teaching at Scecina means balancing subject mastery with faith formation. Theology is not confined to one classroom; it shapes how faculty across disciplines approach their work. You do not need to choose between academic rigor and moral purpose—Scecina integrates both. For educators whose personal faith aligns with Catholic tradition, this alignment makes the daily work feel coherent rather than compartmentalized.

Scale matters here. With 301 to 500 students, Scecina stays small enough that you know your students as individuals. Class sizes stay manageable. Advising relationships have real depth. You are not a name in a massive roster; you are a teacher students recognize and remember.

Scecina hires across mathematics, sciences, English, history, languages, theology, arts, and physical education. Counseling, technology, and administrative positions open periodically. Most faculty openings appear in spring for fall placement, though year-round hiring occurs for specialized vacancies.

For teaching professionals drawn to Catholic education and community-centered high school work, Scecina offers a chance to shape young adults in their formative years alongside colleagues who share a faith-based vision.