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Our Library and Media Center, named after Sister Lani Manseau, is a vibrant, centrally located space for all our community members and affords access to over 8,000 books, as well as journals and periodicals. Computers are available for student use in the library and students are able to access databases on campus, as well as remotely. Print and online materials and equipment are purchased for curriculum support and for recreational reading.

Classrooms and study carrels make this a popular space for students before and after school.

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Broadcast Journalism Studio

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THIRD FLOOR

Social Studies & Art

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Basement 220

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English, Science, Technology, and Religion

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Lonergan Field

Seton has a full-service cafeteria serving breakfast and lunch and offers an online service that allows a family to fund an account that can be used to prepay cafeteria meals.

The Lonergan Family Turf Field and resurfaced track affords our student-athletes safe, yearround use under most weather conditions.

TEAM LOCKER ROOM

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FACULTY LOUNGE

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LUNA MOYA

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VISITORS LOBBY 106

PHARMACY LAB

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LEAD LAB

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DEAN OF STUDENTS

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CAMPUS TOUR

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DEAN OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES DEAN OF ACADEMICS

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ADMISSIONS PRESIDENT

FRONT OFFICE

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DEAN OF OPERATIONS

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AUDITORIUM

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STUDENT LOBBY

KITCHEN

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GUIDANCE

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DANCE STUDIO (115)

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WEIGHT ROOM (131)

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Cafeteria

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Mahler Center for the Performing Arts

Our Mahler Center for the Performing Arts includes state-of-the-art features such as high performance acoustical interior surfaces, retractable stadium seating for 640 guests, efficient HVAC system, theater quality lighting and sound, a widened stage area, dressing rooms and an audio-visual control deck.

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CHOIR ROOM (149)

BAND ROOM (142)

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In our Broadcast Studio, through the production of weekly announcement shows, The Roadrunner Report and The Roadrunner Huddle, students learn how to operate professional Broadcast TV Studio cameras, video switchers, audio mixers and lighting equipment. They are also taught video editing techniques, as well as how to write a script that works with and reflects the video they have captured. Learning how to direct, conduct interviews and present on camera are also part of this course of study.

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CAFETERIA

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BROOKS CENTER GYMNASIUM (100)

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5715 Emerson St, Bladensburg, MD 20710

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Brooks Center Gymnasium

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Dance Studio

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Named in honor of past president Sister Virginia Ann Brooks, the “Brooks Center” sports and fine arts building includes a state-of-the art gymnasium, locker rooms, weight room, offices, equipment rooms, dance studio, classrooms and acoustically balanced vocal and instrumental studios.

Our athletics facility also includes the Lonergan Family Turf Field and track.

Within the dance program, students have choices to learn the basic techniques in ballet, modern, jazz and hip hop based on the class in which they have enrolled. The Dance Studio, built during the Brooks Center addition, provides ample dance rehearsal space. Dancers perform in the Mahler Center for the Performing Arts, which offers theater quality lighting and sound, a widened stage area, dressing rooms and an audio-visual control deck.

Weight Room Located next to the training room, the Brooks Center offers a weight and aerobics room for the use of our student-athletes and community members. Our athletic program is an extension of our School’s mission and a vital component of our community. Our program fields 23 teams in 13 interscholastic sports and is open to all students. Elizabeth Seton High School is a member of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference.

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Band and Choir

At Elizabeth Seton, students are required to complete one fine arts credit from either the Art or Music department in order to graduate. Located in the Brooks Center, The Mary Katherine and William H. Page Fine Arts Center is home to two acoustically balanced vocal and instrumental studios and lesson rooms. These spaces serve as performance rehearsal studios for Vocal and Instrumental productions.

Learning Engineering and Design (LEAD) Lab

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Visual Arts Studio

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Chapel

LEAD has the unique advantage of providing both an introductory level of engineering and design and a full four-year successive course structure for those who wish to deepen their understanding and experience. Our modern LEAD lab features up-to-date engineering lab materials and industrial tools, Vex robotics supplies and related software, a 3-D printer, as well as spacious and modern seating and lighting for the most hands-on experience for our students. An online mentorship and networking program with Engineering professionals is offered, as well as internship opportunities.

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Pre-Law/Social Studies

The Agnes M. Brown Law Academy is a multiyear program that begins in the freshman year with an overview of the law and the legal profession and includes learning basic analytical writing skills. Subsequent courses, including competition-focused Mock Trial, stress the history of legal developments, issues of contemporary importance, and the function of law and government in the United States. In addition to coursework, internships are offered to students, which include the offices of the State’s Attorney, public defender, county and circuit judges and private attorneys.

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The Art Studio, located on the third floor of the Main Building, is a bright and spacious dedicated studio equipped with ample supplies and graphic design equipment to provide high quality art instruction for all students, particularly those who are planning to major in art and pursue a career in the visual arts.

Elizabeth Seton High School was founded in 1959 and sponsored by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, an order dedicated to living a life of humility, simplicity, and charity in their devotion to Christ and those in need. Because of the school’s close ties with Elizabeth Ann Seton and her advocacy for quality education, particularly for women, Elizabeth Seton High School embodies an expanding course of study that continues to advance and improve, and focuses on the educational needs of girls.

The Chapel is used for prayer services, reconciliation services, daily mass and special liturgies.

The stained-glass windows in the Chapel were the creation of Rowan LeCompte and his wife Irene Matz LeCompte and depict special moments in the history of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Our Campus Ministry Office, which organizes retreats, coordinates school liturgies and prayer, and oversees the Service Learning Program is located on the second floor of the Main Building. Campus Ministry leads students to actively embrace prayer, reflection, and service.

Pharmacy Lab Elizabeth Seton is the only college preparatory high school in Maryland that is officially approved by the Maryland State Board of Pharmacy for its Pharmacy Technician program.

Available to students in their senior year who have completed Seton’s Health Sciences course as a prerequisite, this yearlong program provides students with basic knowledge and practices in pharmacology and the roles and responsibilities of a Pharmacy Technician in both community-based and hospital pharmacies. Students complete 160 hours of work experience as externs with community-based and hospital pharmacies and upon completion, are eligible to apply for Maryland State licensure as a Pharmacy Technician. Our Mock Pharmacy is true-to-life and allows for simulation prior to our Pharmacy Technician students going out on rotations, a requirement to receive the Pharmacy Technician certification. Pharmaceutical equipment includes, but is not limited to: balances, IV hoods, compounding supplies and equipment, a pharmacy computer system and mock medications.