Current Parents

Volunteer Opportunities

We actively encourage parents to come into school and work alongside teachers, outside the classroom, on a voluntary basis. Many parents have expertise in a wide array of areas where their contribution is really essential to our school. Parents who wish to help in school are required to meet with the teacher, Head of School, or Volunteer Coordinator prior to the first visit, and rigorously comply with the school’s policy regarding Security and Child Protection, as outlined in the prospectus.

Parents and Friends Association

The Parents and Friends Association is an active St. Austin School association charged with organizing a variety of social and faith enriching events for the benefit of St. Austin students and their families.
Upon admittance to the school, all parents of a St. Austin student become members of the Parents and Friends Association. The intention of the PFA is to encourage ever-stronger links between home and school.

Important Links and Documents

Calendar-at-a-Glance 2024-25

Summer Reading List 2024

Uniform Look Book 2024-25

2024-25 School Supply List

FACTS Family Portal

2024-25 Faculty and Staff Contact List

Prevent and Protect STL
(Begin by clicking “register” under the login button)

Expense Reimbursement Form

St. Austin Traditions Booklet

Daily Prayers

Recorded Homilies from School Mass

St. Austin Student Records Request Form

Outside playing
Teacher with students


Online Payment

Articles of Interest

The Need for Thick Schools: Classical Education Against Cynicism

Catholic Classical Education on the Rise

Classic Education and the STEM Initiative
“In the end, we Catholic educators can rest in the knowledge that our Church’s intellectual tradition offers the fullest and most authentic approach to any academic discipline. We need not be blown around by the latest winds and storms of education; our own tradition remains the steadfast lighthouse.”​

Catholic and Benedictine Education in the Third Millennium ​

St. Benedict’s Rule, the Little Silence, and Family Life ​

Two Elements Lead to Thriving Catholic Schools ​

Benedictine Schools, or Schools with Benedictines? ​

Benedictine Spirituality and the St. Louis Priory School​