Seton named a top 50 Catholic high school in nation for second time

Seton High School in Manassas was recently named a winner of the Catholic High School Honor Roll competition, and one of America’s Top 50 Catholic high schools, according to a news release.  This is the second time in five years Seton has received this honor. It is the only two-time winner in Virginia.

Administered by The Cardinal Newman Society, the Top 50 Honor Roll competition recognizes schools across the United States for overall excellence in academics, Catholic identity and civic education.

Anne Carroll, Seton High School’s founder and director, was quoted as saying, “This selection is truly a reflection of the commitment of our parents, students, faculty, and staff. I am gratified Seton has been chosen once again for this prestigious honor.  It affirms we are doing our job.”

The school opened in 1975 and has an enrollment of 350 students, the news release said.