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Private School Website Inspiration: July 2026
Connor Gleason

July delivered an impressive collection of private and independent school website launches, each offering beautiful design and user experiences that help families discover signature programs, understand admissions steps, and connect with the people and values that shape each community.

Take a look—you’ll find a wide range of custom animations, interactive maps, admission timelines, filterable content, and AI-powered chatbots designed to begin more personal conversations and user experiences.

But with all the variations, it’s clear the strongest sites balance creativity with functionality.
From Houston and Delaware to Barcelona and the Bay Area, these launches show what can happen when design, messaging, and strategy work together.

Explore the sites, spend time with the details, and gather some inspiration for your next school website redesign.

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The King’s Academy

The King’s Academy’s new site introduces a school where faith shapes every part of the student experience. A video montage fills the opening screen with moments from across campus, placing students, learning, performance, service, and community at the center of the design.

From the start, the site establishes its message of “Faith-Focused Learning, Every Step of the Way,’ and that theme creates a strong connection between TKA’s Christian mission and the many academic paths students can follow as they grow.

Take a look at:

  • The division pages also feature custom elements that introduce school leaders with photographs, roles, and additional information to add a personal layer to the people guiding each part of the TKA experience.
     
  • TKA gives its Programs of Distinction a prominent place on the homepage and across its Non-Traditional Programs page, which introduces the online academy, hybrid learning, homeschool partnerships, and international opportunities. A video treatment and timeline-style content help organize these options while keeping each program connected to the same faith-centered educational approach.
     
  • That consistency is one of the site’s strongest qualities. Each program has its own story and audience, but familiar layouts, image treatments, buttons, and typography help visitors understand that they remain part of one TKA experience.
     
  • The custom social feed adds another layer through recent scenes from campus. Presented as “Life at TKA,” the feed brings current student activities, celebrations, performances, and community moments onto the homepage.
     
  • The Admissions page continues the site’s thoughtful design with video launch points for Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, and High School. Families can start with the division that matches their needs before reviewing the full K–12 process.
     
  • A tabbed timeline breaks the admissions journey into manageable stages, including visiting campus, completing an application, and meeting with school leaders. Detailed requirements are still available for those who need them, but organization makes the full process easier to scan.
     
  • Visitors who need help locating information can use Ask TKA, the school’s version of Finalsite’s AI-powered website assistant, Ask AI. This is especially helpful for a school with several divisions, extracurricular programs, and admissions requirements because families may know the question they want to ask even when they don’t know which menu or page holds the answer.

The new website feels intentional about how its faith remains visible across each stage of learning, custom features make detailed content easier to explore, and consistent layouts connect a wide range of educational choices—Congrats!

A laptop displays a website for Trinity School, featuring a young student in the foreground and a school logo and tagline in the background.

Trinity School

Trinity School’s new website captures the heart, curiosity, and youthful energy of a Preschool through Grade 5 community. In other words, it gives the “Wonder Years” a new colorful digital home.

Its design feels playful and an inviting introduction to a school that values academic growth while preserving the wonder of childhood.

The homepage opens with a meaningful promise: “Known deeply. Inspired daily. Ready for what comes next.” From there, families can explore an experience built around strong foundations, thoughtful questions, close relationships, and preparation for each student’s next stage.

Trinity makes thoughtful use of the secondary colors found within its logo. Those shades appear across calls to action, backgrounds, and section dividers, bringing personality to the site while keeping each section connected to the school’s larger visual identity.

Along with sticky CTA buttons for Inquire, Apply, and Give, give each action its own color and keep important pathways close as visitors move through the site. 

Shield-inspired shapes add another branded detail by framing its photography. These custom treatments help the images feel like an intentional part of the design and give Trinity a recognizable visual style across the page.

The About section and page introduces the school’s approach as “academic growth, childhood preserved.” That message feels especially relevant for Bay Area families who may worry about academic pressure beginning too early. Trinity presents another option, one where students can build strong skills while remaining curious, playful, and open to discovery.

The site also explains how the school makes learning visible. Trinity’s personality comes through in its School Life Snapshots, campus imagery, and community content, and that sense of belonging connects closely with Trinity’s mission to develop curious minds and discerning hearts.

It’s a fitting design for a school that understands the importance of these early years and wants every child to leave ready for what comes next—without rushing through the wonder along the way.

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The Basilica School of St. Mary

The Basilica School of Saint Mary’s new site creates a warm introduction to a Catholic education rooted in faith, virtue, and academic growth.

More to see:

  • Impactful photography, stylized text, and a complementary color palette give the homepage a graceful sense of movement. Directional lines guide visitors down the page, connecting the school’s central identity with the academic journey students follow from Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8.
     
  • The site communicates the ideas of Saints, Stewards, and Scholars through typography, imagery, quotations, and branded content sections.
     
  • Admissions steps stay conveniently close with sticky calls to action for Inquire, Visit, and Apply visible along the side of the page.
     
  • The Parent Dashboard brings frequently used resources into one organized destination, including calendars, dismissal management, health forms, tuition systems, uniforms, newsletters, handbooks, and academic portals.
     
  • The alumni area gives former students a defined place for programs, events, school memories, alumni spotlights, and a Hall of Honor, all while supporting the school’s connection across generations.
     
  • Branded callout text, seal-based section dividers, image treatments, and comfortable spacing on the school’s interior pages help longer pages remain balanced.
     
  • Mobile-friendly layouts make sections like The Catholic Culture easier to browse on smaller screens, thanks to content broken into shorter sections, headings that help families scan the page, and visual elements that support the message without crowding the experience.
     
  • A Spotlights section draws recent social media content onto the homepage, offering a window into current school life. Families can see celebrations, activities, faith experiences, student achievements, and community moments through content the school is already sharing.

Congratulations to the school on a beautiful new website that gives its story, Catholic identity, and Basilica School Way plenty of room to shine.

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Milton Academy

Milton Academy’s new website begins with an experience that feels different from a traditional school homepage. An animated loading sequence invites, or "dares," visitors to explore, connect, reflect, stay curious, and most of all, be true.

That introduction opens into a gateway where families can choose the Lower School, Middle School, or Upper School. Quick links also guide alumni, prospective employees, and supporters toward content designed for them.

Instead of asking every visitor to begin in the same place, Milton creates a more focused journey based on each person’s relationship with the school. There is a lot to explore, and that’s part of the appeal.

Each division has its own website, navigation, imagery, and content, creating consistency across the full K–12 experience while allowing each stage to tell its own story.

  • Lower School families can explore Kindergarten through Grade 5 learning, wellness, transportation, and after-school care. 
  • Middle School visitors can move into academics, arts, athletics, and activities for Grades 6 through 8.
  • Upper School families can learn about boarding and day life, college counseling, residential houses, academic departments, and admission.

Milton’s interactive features add energy throughout the site. The We Are Milton panels use animated, flipping cards to present fast facts about class sizes, clubs, sports, courses, campus life, and college outcomes.

Interior pages carry that movement forward through parallax scrolling, layered photography, colorful content blocks, spacious layouts, and bold text treatments. The Upper School Student Life page is a great example, giving boarding and day families a look at activities, wellness, dining, residential life, campus traditions, and the smaller moments that help students feel connected.

Milton has a lot to share, and the site gives each audience a thoughtful place to begin.

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Yes Prep Public Schools

YES Prep Public Schools’ new website combines photography, video, illustration, and custom design elements to create an energetic experience rooted in its Houston community.

The organization’s signature purple anchors the design, while layered shapes, branded graphics, and custom calls to action add personality across the homepage and interior pages. The focused homepage covers a lot of ground, introducing its academic model, student opportunities, and its approach to preparing Houston students for college and lives of opportunity.

There’s a lot to explore:

  • Fast facts highlight bilingual and special education programs, STEM-focused learning, athletics, clubs, and after-school opportunities. 
     
  • A college destination slideshow shows where graduates have continued their education, giving families a visual connection between the YES Prep experience and the paths students can pursue after graduation.
     
  • One of the homepage’s most helpful tools is the filtered school map. Families can search by ZIP code or grade level to find nearby elementary and secondary campuses across the Houston area.
     
  • The Enroll page continues the site’s bold visual style while guiding families toward the lottery application, tours, transfers, and campus information. Content organized by grade range helps parents focus on the stage most relevant to their child.
     
  • A branded slide-out panel keeps news and events nearby, while custom post pop-ups allow visitors to preview updates without leaving the page.

Congratulations to the YES Prep community on the launch!

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Maclay School

Maclay School’s new website builds its experience around three energetic invitations: Be Inspired. Be Determined. Be Unstoppable.

That message introduces one of North Florida’s leading independent schools and its commitment to developing unstoppable learners, compassionate leaders, and bold innovators from Pre-K through Grade 12. The language gives the site a sense of empowerment while connecting each stage of a Maclay education with the confidence and support students need.

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  • Engaging photography receives an added layer of Maclay branding through blue gradient overlays. The treatment and visual approach continues through the division launch points where families can quickly enter the stage that fits their child while seeing how the school’s larger message develops from one division to the next.
     
  • The homepage then moves through themes such as Determined to Make an Impact and Unstoppable Potential. Video testimonials from parents, students, educators, and alumni add warm perspectives on academic growth, preparation, belonging, and the range of opportunities available at Maclay.
     
  • And visitors who need help finding information can turn to Ask Rowdy, Maclay’s branding for Finalsite’s AI-powered website assistant. Rowdy gives families a conversational way to search school-approved content, like admissions materials, summer work, back-to-school information, academic programs, events, or other resources available through the public website and supporting knowledge base.
     
  • The Marauder Dashboard provides another focused starting point for current families and students. Prominent utility navigation connects users with the dashboard, calendar, summer information, alumni resources, and giving.
     
  • The beautiful Alumni page brings together reunion information, alumni events, volunteer opportunities, and ways to stay involved with the school.
     
  • Not to be outdone, the Giving page uses video, testimonials, and giving options to explain how philanthropy supports programs, faculty development, facilities, student experiences, and the school’s long-term mission.
A laptop displays the Kinkaid School website, featuring a purple banner with school information and a large image of a student performing on stage in the foreground, set against a blurred background of school buildings.

The Kinkaid School

Kinkaid’s new website brings plenty of energy to the screen. Royal purple, bold typography, layered photography, rotating slideshows, and video create a confident experience that reflects the school’s history and forward-looking approach.

The homepage opens with the message “Over a century of thinking about your tomorrow,” connecting Kinkaid’s long history with its focus on preparing students for college, leadership, and life after graduation—love it!

One of the strongest sections introduces the idea “Enter a Student, Exit a Leader.” Families can explore how academics, arts, athletics, and leadership help students build curiosity, confidence, resilience, creativity, and character. Full-width panels, image-based calls to action, and fast facts also show how the experience develops across the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools.

Community voices add warmth to the visual experience, too: student testimonials bring Kinkaid’s values of honesty, respect, responsibility, and kindness into everyday campus life, while Falcon imagery carries school spirit throughout the site.

The custom design continues across the interior pages. A timeline on the Portrait of a Teacher page organizes Kinkaid’s expectations for educators, while the Middle School page reuses the homepage tab design to explain grade-level growth, and the Arts page combines image buttons, video, fast facts, social content, and student perspectives.

The Athletics section is especially interesting, with seasonal team selectors, embedded schedules and scores, team pages, video, and social media content serving prospective students, current families, alumni, and fans.

It’s well-balanced visual storytelling with detailed information about its academics, values, faculty, and student experience. Congratulations to Kinkaid on a spirited and thoughtfully designed launch.

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American School of Barcelona

The American School of Barcelona’s new website brings global possibility into full color with three meaningful words: Be. Belong. Become.

That message captures the journey students experience within a diverse international community. They have space to express who they are, form intercultural friendships, discover their interests, and grow into confident global citizens.

The design brings that sense of possibility to life through energetic bursts of blue, purple, orange, and green. Geometric shapes stack, overlap, and connect across the homepage, giving the experience a playful, creative quality that feels well suited to a school “built” around exploration.

ASB uses shape and color as an active part of its storytelling: 

  • Bright backgrounds separate sections, draw attention to calls to action, and help visitors move through a homepage filled with academics, activities, community voices, and student outcomes.
     
  • Geometric elements add another layer of personality, too. The shapes bring to mind building, creating, experimenting, and connecting ideas, all qualities that support the school’s approach to learning.
     
  • Large photographs and video keep students at the center of the experience. Visitors see learning, performance, athletics, friendship, and community life through imagery that feels joyful and active. The design gives each moment room to stand out while maintaining a consistent visual pattern.
     
  • Large image-based calls to action make these programs easy to explore across screen sizes. Families can enter the academic division, activity, or service that interests them through mobile-friendly cards that remain easy to scan and select.
     
  • Meanwhile, testimonials add personal experiences from students, parents, educators, and alumni. These voices describe a community where students feel known, welcomed, and encouraged to grow.

That perspective carries special weight at an international school. Families may arrive in Barcelona from different countries, educational systems, and cultural backgrounds. Hearing directly from community members helps prospective families understand how ASB builds connections across those experiences.

With its interactive global map, visitors can explore where ASB graduates continue their education across the globe, giving the idea of “global citizens with global reach” a visual outcome. Families can see how a student’s journey in Barcelona may lead to universities across Europe, North America, Asia, and other international destinations.

The new website reflects a school where students can discover their passions, strengthen their sense of belonging, and grow through meaningful learning and international experiences.

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Assumption High School

Assumption High School’s new website introduces a close-knit Catholic community shaped by four values: Faith Guides, Compassion Inspires, Integrity Matters, and Excellence Empowers.

Each value anchors a section of the homepage, connecting Assumption’s Mercy identity with academics, student support, service, faith formation, and life after graduation.

A few highlights include:

  • Video testimonials from students, counselors, and college guidance staff add warmth to the experience. Their stories show how Assumption builds relationships across all four years, giving students trusted adults who understand their goals, challenges, and interests.
     
  • Faith also remains visible throughout the site. Families can explore retreats, prayer, service learning, Mission Week, and the Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy, reinforcing how Catholic values guide learning and community life.
     
  • Assumption’s branding brings plenty of Rocket spirit, too. School colors divide content areas, and layered photography brings students and campus experiences forward.
     
  • A centered navigation keeps key sections easy to reach, while admissions pathways invite prospective students to inquire, schedule a shadow visit, attend an event, or begin their journey from Future Rocket to Freshman.

The result is a spirited and welcoming website that reflects Assumption’s commitment to academic growth, belonging, service, and faith.

Congratulations, AHS. Go Rockets!

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St. Andrew's School (DE)

St. Andrew’s School’s new website continues its tradition of thoughtful design. Excellent photography, expressive typography, student voices, and spacious layouts create an experience that really captures the school’s intellectual energy and close community.

The homepage opens with recent news, then moves through oversized statements, smaller captions, testimonials, and campus imagery. Together, these elements, both big and small, build a story around curiosity, connection, purpose, and learning as a shared act of discovery.

That academic philosophy receives a prominent place throughout the site. The Academics page combines a daily schedule with inset cards that introduce conversation-based learning, exhibitions, senior tutorials, advanced study, and learning through experience. In turn, families gain a stronger sense of how students work with faculty, explore complex ideas, and grow into independent thinkers.

Campus life also plays a central role. As a fully residential school, St. Andrew’s presents boarding life as part of the educational journey. Photography and stories highlight friendships, mentorship, traditions, service, and the everyday moments that help students feel known.

The Arts and Athletics page continues the full-width visual approach, giving prospective students inviting pathways into performance, visual arts, teams, schedules, and scores.

When families are ready to connect, a branded Finalsite Enrollment form gathers details about academic, athletic, and artistic interests, and that information helps the admissions team begin more personal conversations from the first inquiry.

The influence of St. Andrew’s partnership with Finalsite Advantage can be seen in the site’s pacing, messaging, and content organization. Every image, testimonial, and call to action supports a consistent story about learning, relationships, and residential life.

Congratulations to St. Andrew’s School on a beautiful new site!

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Summit School

Summit School’s new website feels comfortable, thoughtful, and ready to soar.

Founded in 1933, Summit has long embraced progressive education, active learning, and an approach that supports the whole child. The new site gives that story a fresh setting while showing how the school prepares confident, capable, and compassionate learners.

The content builds around innovation, curiosity, confidence, belonging, and preparedness. 

Small design details give that message more personality. Rotating stars add movement to the backgrounds, while layered shapes and comfortable spacing make the pages feel inviting. These custom elements support the school’s identity and add a degree of warmth, along with the first-person stories that help prospective families understand what the Summit experience is all about.

An Instagram integration brings recent campus moments directly onto the website; a visual timeline on the admissions page helps families understand the application process, including important deadlines, student visits, enrollment decisions, and rolling admission.

Visitors with additional questions can use Summit’s website assistant, rebranded as Screech. Not the Saved by the Bell Screech, the school’s mascot…Screech gives families a conversational way to search the website and find information about admissions, academics, programs, events, and other school resources.

Summit School’s new website brings its history, educational philosophy, and close-knit community together in one welcoming experience. It’s a cozy and confident site that has spent generations inspiring children in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Congratulations to Summit School on a beautiful launch!

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Derby Academy

Having helped launch Derby Academy’s previous website, I came to this redesign launch with a soft spot for the school. Even with that personal connection, this new site earns its praise and captures the innovation, warmth, and sense of belonging that make the Derby experience so memorable.

The homepage opens with a video montage that follows students through life on campus. Visitors see learning in the classroom, competition on the soccer field, creativity on the stage, and the smaller interactions that shape a child’s school day. I know these moments well, and they give prospective families an immediate feel for the community while supporting the site’s central progression from “Curious Learners” to “Confident Leaders.”

It’s a design built around Derby’s longstanding motto, “Improve Both Mind and Heart,” which guides the full website experience. The message appears through the content, photography, typography, and movement of each page rather than appearing as a standalone tagline.

The custom Derby Equation section gives the school’s values a memorable structure. Confidence, curiosity, character, and community work together to explain how Derby develops students who can think critically, connect with others, take thoughtful risks, and lead with compassion.

That’s where the design and message work especially well together. Script-style headings appear alongside the primary typeface, adding a personal, handwritten quality to sections such as the Lower School experience. That small design choice pairs naturally with content focused on curiosity, creativity, relationships, and joyful learning.

A slide-in tab gives visitors quick access to several of Derby’s active storytelling channels. Readers can browse school news and events, open the Mind & Heart Blog, view social content, or listen to The Derby Difference Podcast without crowding the main homepage experience.

This is a great approach for an independent school with many stories to tell. Each content channel has its own purpose, while the slide-in format keeps those updates close at hand. Families can move from an admissions experience into stories about student leadership, athletics, music, service, faculty expertise, and community life.

With more than 230 years of history, Derby’s history deserves attention, and the new site gives it a fitting home, one that respects the history while presenting the school as an active, forward-moving community.

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The Hun School Of Princeton

“We Believe in You.”

The Hun School of Princeton’s new website begins with that simple, powerful message, and that belief becomes the foundation for an immersive experience shaped by mentorship, vigor, joy, and personal growth. 

The homepage takes its time telling that story. Its long vertical scroll leads visitors through expressive photography, illustrations, animated panels, personal stories, and bold statements that capture Hun’s educational philosophy. Each section adds another layer to a journey built around joyful learning and teachers who know their students well.

Some of the strongest messages on the homepage focus on moments that prospective families can recognize:

  • Setbacks are the first step toward soaring.
  • Laughter has a place in the classroom.
  • The best way to learn is through doing.
  • Great teaching begins with knowing you.

These ideas help Hun explain how academic challenge, encouragement, and personal relationships work together. Students receive opportunities to take risks, test ideas, learn through experience, and recover when something does not go as planned. Teachers and mentors support that growth by understanding each student’s strengths, interests, challenges, and goals.

Photography gives those messages emotional weight, and custom illustrations and collage-style animations add another layer of personality, helping the experience feel inventive and closely tied to Hun.

Hun’s Princeton location receives its own visual story through an illustrated map that helps prospective families understand Hun’s place within New Jersey while showing how close the school is to two major cities. It turns geography into part of the school’s value, especially for boarding families who may be less familiar with the area.

The Boarding page carries that story forward with a full-width image treatment that places campus life at the center. Content introduces dorm life, resident faculty, evening academic support, weekend activities, and the close relationships that grow within a small residential community.

Each of Hun’s divisional signature experiences gives families a stronger understanding of how students pursue interests, test ideas, and build skills, and these experiences are presented through custom cards, illustrations, animations, and student-centered imagery.

Hun has a significant amount of academic and community information to organize, and several custom elements help visitors navigate it.

The Faculty and Staff Directory gives users multiple ways to search a community of more than 250 people, including name and department filters. 

The Upper School Curriculum page uses a custom filtered grid to organize a substantial course catalog. Visitors can sort options across computer science and engineering, English, mathematics, languages, history, science, interdisciplinary studies, health and wellness, visual arts, and performing arts.

Athletics receives an equally thoughtful experience. The page brings together the program’s philosophy, team pages, events, schedules, scores, facilities, and Raider resources. A custom scores panel helps current families and fans reach timely information while the broader page explains how effort, resilience, teamwork, and connection shape the student-athlete experience.

The design stays engaging through its smaller moments, too:

Even the footer joins the experience, with a squirrel and flying birds adding one last playful detail.

Set aside some time, grab a cup of coffee, and follow the journey. There’s plenty here to explore, and every scroll introduces another person, place, or experience that makes Hun shine.

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JSerra Catholic High School

JSerra Catholic High School’s new website makes an entrance.

Four smiling student portraits fill the opening screen before sliding panels reveal a video montage of campus life. The curtain-like effect creates anticipation and draws visitors toward the message at the center of the experience: “You Were Made for Greatness.”

From there, full-length photography, video, motion, and layered content introduce a school committed to forming each student’s faith, intellect, and character. The design carries plenty of energy, while the stories beneath it focus on personal growth, close relationships, and helping students become who God created them to be.

The homepage hero sets the tone, but the movement continues as visitors scroll.

Large panels slide into view to introduce several JSerra differentiators, including innovative leadership, inspiring faith, and a balance of academic challenge and personal support. Each idea receives a full visual moment, with student photography adding emotion and character to the message.

This format helps families understand how the pieces of a JSerra education work together, while faith remains present throughout the experience.

A horizontal-scrolling section turns the school’s student programs into an interactive experience, and the horizontal motion feels well-suited to the message that every student’s path may unfold differently.

The Discover Lion Life section keeps the campus story current by bringing together Instagram posts, videos, and school news. Visitors can see recent student accomplishments, faith reflections, service projects, performances, and other moments taking place across the community.

Meanwhile, sticky calls to action for Inquire and Give remain visible along the side of the homepage, keeping important next steps close.

There's a lot more to explore:

  • The Joining Our Family page carries the homepage’s visual movement into the admissions experience, and thanks to the branded Finalsite Enrollment inquiry form, it supports several actions from one place. Prospective families can request admissions information, schedule a campus tour or shadow day, register for Open House or Athletic Information Night, and sign up for Friday Night Lights.
     
  • That connected experience helps JSerra begin building a relationship based on each family’s interests. Prospective students can choose the opportunities that appeal to them and begin experiencing Lion Life before completing an application.
     
  • Once again, full-width imagery and varied content panels on the interior pages keep the same level of movement and visual interest.
     
  • The Community Life page repurposes many of the homepage’s visual patterns to explore the relationships, traditions, and experiences that define campus culture.
     
  • JSerra’s Heart of a Lion page uses animated left-and-right cards with image and video options to communicate the school’s InSideOut Athletics philosophy, while the Exploring Beauty page uses image buttons to guide visitors into performing and visual arts.
     
  • These pages and others have their own message, yet the motion, imagery, typography, and content structure keep every page connected to the broader JSerra experience.

JSerra Catholic High School’s new website is bold, emotional, and full of movement. Every section supports the school’s opening promise by showing the many ways students can discover their gifts and pursue lives of purpose. Congratulations to JSerra on a wonderful new website and a digital experience worthy of Lion pride!

OK...well, now I'm exhausted. Congrats to every school's launch!
 

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Connor has spent the last decade within the field of marketing and communications, working with independent schools and colleges throughout New England. At Finalsite, Connor plans and executes marketing strategies and digital content across the web. A former photojournalist, he has a passion for digital media, storytelling, coffee, and creating content that connects.


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