St. Francis High School (Wheaton, Illinois)

• Full year and semester course offerings: 124 • Honors courses: 20 • Advanced Placement courses: 17 • Mobile Learning Initiative: All students use the Microsoft Surface Pro • Trips to France and Spain • Chinese Language Courses ==Co-curricular highlights==

More than 30 special interest clubs and activities • 12 female and 12 male multi-level sports programs. • Full schedule of performing and visual arts including theatre, art, instrumental and vocal music • Sixth Place Division 2A State Math Team • First Place DuPage County and Third Place Overall for the Evergreen Club in the Northeastern Illinois Envirothon • IHSA State Series Achievements 2014-2015: First Place Girls’ Volleyball, Football Semi-Finals, Third Place Baseball, Girls’ Soccer Regional Championship • 12 State Championships in Girls’ Volleyball • 2008 and 2025 State 5A Championship in Football • 2012 and 2018 State Championships in Girls’ Soccer • Past regional and sectional IHSA championships in Boys' Cross Country, Girls Tennis, Boys Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Boys’ Basketball, Boys’ Soccer, Football, Track, Dance, Cheer, Math Team, Boys’ and Girls’ Volleyball, and Boys' and Girls' Golf • 63% of students participate in the performing arts • 65% of students participate in the athletic programs • 98% of students participate in co-curricular activities • Member of the Metro Suburban Conference (MSC) and the Girls Catholic Athletic Conference (GCAC) ==Notable alumni==

• John Cullerton (born 1948), retired politician and former president of the Illinois Senate (2009–2020) • Kristen Kelsay (born 1992), head volleyball coach at Michigan State • Andi Matichak (born 1994), actress and model • Alessio Milivojevic (born 2005), college football quarterback for the Michigan State Spartans • Kelsey Robinson (born 1992), volleyball player, Bronze medalist at the 2016 Summer Olympics, 2020 Olympic Gold Medalist • Eric Stout (born 1993), pitcher for the CTBC Brothers • John Vande Velde (born 1948), track cyclist, who competed at the 1968 Summer Olympics and 1972 Summer Olympics ==References==