Hill-Murray School

Hill-Murray is a Catholic Benedictine prep school for grades 6-12. Having just commemorated the 50th anniversary of the first graduating class, we also celebrate our very bright future. Every day, our students are invited to find a home in Hill-Murray, a place where they are known, respected and loved. Here, they are encouraged to grow in their faith, in what they know and can do, and in the way they treat themselves, others and the world around them. Located on a 40-acre site in suburban Maplewood, Hill-Murray High School was formed in 1971 as a coed high school through the merger of Archbishop Murray Memorial High School, a school for girls founded by the Sisters of St. Benedict and Hill High School, a school for boys founded by the Christian Brothers. A middle school was added in 1989 and our name was changed to Hill-Murray School. Originally founded to provide Catholic education to students living on the east side of St. Paul and inner-ring suburbs, over the last ten years, the school has broadened its demographic base, and now draws from a 40-mile radius, from Forest Lake to the north, Hastings to the south and Hudson, Wisconsin to the east. The current student population is 720, approximately 80 percent of whom are Catholic and 10 percent are students of color. At Hill-Murray, we are known for our academics. We are respected for our arts and athletics. We are loved for our Catholic Benedictine faith community.