Supporting Student Success Through Nutrition
We are deeply grateful to receive a contribution from the Reinhaus Family Foundation, which will fully fund our Free and Reduced Lunch Program for the 2025–2026 school year.
Because of this generosity, many more St. Augustine students will have access to a nutritious meal each day—fueling their learning, growth, and overall success.
This support embodies the spirit of compassion and community that makes St. Augustine such a special place. We are extremely appreciative of the impact being made by this donor and the opportunities this gift will provide for our students.

Leadership Transition Announcement
St. Augustine Catholic High School announces an upcoming leadership transition as Mr. Dave Keller prepares to retire from his role as President effective January 2, 2026, after more than 20 years in Catholic school leadership and 15 years guiding St. A’s.
Under Mr. Keller’s leadership, St. Augustine has transformed from a small school facing closure into a thriving, faith-filled community known for academic excellence, student leadership, and Catholic identity. His vision and commitment have shaped the strong foundation the school stands on today.
While stepping down as President, Mr. Keller will continue serving St. Augustine as Chief Budget Officer, focusing on financial sustainability while spending more time with his family.
The Bishop and Board of Directors have announced that Mrs. Melissa Lopez-Gruenhagen, current Vice President of Operations, will assume the role of President beginning January 2, 2026. With over 16 years of experience in Catholic education and a deep commitment to faith and excellence, Mrs. Lopez-Gruenhagen is well-prepared to lead St. Augustine into its next chapter.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Keller for his years of service and dedication to the Wolf Pack community, and warmly welcome Mrs. Lopez-Gruenhagen as she steps into her new role.
Read the full Press Release here
Read Mr. Keller’s Letter to the Community here

Campus Improvements: Restroom Remodel Complete
This fall, St. Augustine Catholic High School proudly completed the renovation of three student restrooms, marking another important step in the school’s ongoing commitment to creating a welcoming and dignified learning environment. The remodel transformed outdated spaces into clean, modern, and functional facilities that better serve our students.
This project was made possible through the generous support of the Catholic Foundation and the Langadas Estate, whose partnership continues to strengthen the mission of St. Augustine. Their investment ensures that campus improvements not only meet student needs but also reflect the school’s dedication to excellence, stewardship, and faith in action.
St. Augustine extends heartfelt gratitude to these donors for helping bring this project to life. Their generosity is a powerful example of what it means to believe in the future of Catholic education and the students who call St. A’s home.


Thank You, Reinhaus Family Foundation!
St. Augustine Catholic High School was honored to receive a $1,000,000 endowment from the Reinhaus Family Foundation. The proceeds from the investments from the fund will be used to support student scholarships. The school is very grateful for the support of its benefactors, especially Tim Dunne and Hector Corrales of the Reinhaus Family Foundation.

Pictured from left to right: Richard Schaeffer (Board Chair and Senior Vice President, Schaefer Present Corte Mance Investment Group), Hector Corrales (The Reinhaus Foundation), Dave Keller (President, St. Augustine Catholic High School), and Gustavo Corte (First Vice President, Schaefer Present Corte Mance Investment Group).
Arizona Leadership Foundation
Meet Ariana from St. Augustine Catholic High School


Meet Ariana Mata, who just completed her senior year at St. Augustine Catholic High School in Tucson. She has been receiving scholarships from the Arizona Leadership Foundation for the last eight years.
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St. A's Visits Rome
St. A's students, along with Father Manu, Director of Youth Ministries, on their Pilgrimage of Hope to Rome.
Athletic Success
St. Augustine HS' Lourdes Gamez ('25) continues her family’s athletic success.
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1,000 Career Points
Megan Callahan ('25) reached 1,000 career points while playing at McKale Center in the MLK Classic
Click here to read about her 1,000 career points

Jubilee of Hope Art Contest
Elizabeth Leotaud ('26) placed in the top three in the Jubilee of Hope Art Contest for the Diocese of Tucson and had the opportunity to attend the 2024 NCYC in California. The purpose behind the Art Contest was to reflect the Catholic virtue of Hope.

St. A's Women's Basketball
Lourdes Gamez ('25) leads St. Augustine Catholic to victory over Valley Union




