St. Thomas of Villanova College - Augustinian Secondary Education Association

Augustinian Secondary Education Association

St. Thomas of Villanova College is part of the Augustinian tradition, and is part of the Augustinian Secondary Education Association. The Augustinian Secondary Education Association bounds together all of the Augustinian secondary schools in North America. This organization provides a forum for Augustinian education at the highschool and university levels. The association reports to the North American Conference of Augustinian Provincials. St. Thomas of Villanova College is the latest addition to the schools under this association, and the first in Canada. The Augustinian High Schools in North America are: Malvern Preparatory School (Malvern, PA) founded 1842; St. Rita of Cascia H.S. (Chicago, IL) founded 1905; Providence Catholic H.S. (New Lenox, IL) founded 1918; St. Augustine H.S. (San Diego, CA) founded 1922; Villanova Preparatory School (Ojai, CA) founded 1924; Cascia Hall Preparatory School (Tulsa, OK) founded 1926; St. Augustine College Preparatory School (Richland, NJ) founded 1959; (St. Thomas of) Villanova College (King City, ON, Canada) founded 1999; The Augustinian Universities in North America are: Villanova University (Villanova, PA) founded 1842; Merrimack College (North Andover, MA) founded 1947;

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