Admissions

The campus is buzzing with so many improvements! Pardon our construction, but the large number of changes we are making are a reflection of Nerinx Hall's vitality moving into the future! 

• The Frane Family STEM Center is now open! It boasts 7,800 square feet significantly increasing Nerinx Hall’s existing science classroom area. The building is equipped with four science labs, one lab prep room, and a science concourse with collaborative learning spaces. Learn more about the Frane Family STEM Center here.
• The Admissions Welcome Center was created to serve as the greeting and meeting space for visiting students and families to learn more about Nerinx Hall.
• Campus Ministry now includes a Chapel space for students to gather, reflect, and pray. 
• The space previously known as the EAC or Expressive Arts Center has been newly named the Center for Arts and Innovation and now houses four classrooms including a 3D printing studio! Our E-Sports and Robotics classes and teams also now have dedicated space.
• Our Dance Studio has now been expanded to offer more space to meet the high enrollment demand of our dance curriculum.

The mission of Nerinx Hall is to cultivate empowered women who pursue academic
excellence within a diverse community, forge a path towards social justice, and grow in knowledge of themselves and their world.

At Nerinx, students can choose from over 14 sports and 40 clubs to join. Clubs are co-curricular and meet during the school day to help our student participate in clubs while also being able to play sports, participate in theater productions, or work after school. Nerinx girls are involved in a lot! Freshman and Sophomores are required to join at least one club to help create friendships and connections to Nerinx.

From Fitness and Wellness, to Outreach (Volunteering), to Markers in Prayer, to American Sign Language, to Medical Careers and so much more - there is something for everyone 

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Our students come from 70+ zip codes and over 140 grade and middle schools from the St. Louis Metro Area and across the river.