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- College Preparatory Education With dual-credit courses, individual college guidance and more, 99% of our graduates continue to higher education.
- Leadership in STEM We offer hands-on computer science, engineering and biomedical sciences courses through Project Lead the Way.
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- Living Our Faith Prayer is an essential part of life at St. Dominic, whether in classes or practices, during Adoration or at all-school Masses.
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- Explore Your World Our 40 clubs and organizations offer new experiences and leadership opportunities.
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- Take a Bow Students can shine onstage or behind the scenes in the Crusader Players' four annual stage productions.
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- Crusader Spirit The St. Dominic Crusaders compete in 22 varsity sports.
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St. Dominic Business Students Advance to State Competition

Feb 11 2019

Five students wearing business attire and medals pose for a photo in a gymnasium

St. Dominic High School's Future Business Leaders of America participated in district competition on Friday, February 8. The following students earned medals and will advance to state competition:

Jenika Hazelbaker: first in Agribusiness, fourth in Business Communications
Emma Story: second in Business Communication, second in Political Science, and second in Emerging Business Issues
Ryan Claus: fourth in Cyber Security
Colby Koenig: fourth in Journalism
Ray Wilmes: fifth in Agribusiness

Additionally, the team of Abbey Jennings, Jacob Grabenhorst and Ryan Claus placed third in Entrepreneurship.

FBLA is a nationwide organization that prepares students for careers in business and business-related fields. Nearly 17,000 Missouri students participate in 500 chapters statewide, making Missouri the second-largest FBLA chapter in the nation.

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