
BLAZER LIFE
House System
Every Student Belongs
More Than a House
The House System is at the heart of Trailblazer Life. Every student is welcomed into one of six Houses where, through leadership, service, faith, and friendly competition, they build meaningful relationships and discover a sense of belonging.
Inspired by the Saints
Each House is named for a patron saint whose life reflects the values we strive to live each day. Their examples of faith, service, leadership, courage, and perseverance lead students toward spiritual growth, a heart of service, a call to leadership, and the well-being of the whole person as they grow in Spirit, Heart, Mind, and Body.
Our six Houses look to St. Blaise, St. Ethelbert of Kent, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Sebastian, and St. Francis Xavier as examples of faithful leadership and Christian discipleship.

Building Community
House is a place where all students become part of our community of faith. As an extension of Tolton's campus ministry, House encourages students to live out their faith through mentorship, service, leadership, and meaningful relationships while growing in Spirit, Heart, Mind, and Body. Our faculty and staff seek to make each house a welcoming environment where students of all grade levels come together for faith, fun, and fellowship.
We're Better Together
Each day, students meet with members of their House for short activities to foster individual and community growth. From House Mass and service projects to spirit weeks and school traditions, every student has opportunities to contribute, lead, and serve. Houses also partner with local organizations, including the American Red Cross, St. Raymond's Society, and The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri, helping students put their service into action.

Houses
Every Trailblazer belongs to one of six House Communities, each named for a patron saint whose life inspires students to grow in faith, leadership, service, and character. Within each House, students are further connected through mentor-led homerooms that bring together students from different grade levels, creating opportunities for friendship, mentorship, and belonging.
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House of Blaise - Gray and Cobalt Blue
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House of Ethelbert - Gold and Crimson
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House of Gonzaga - Black, White and Lavender
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House of Maximilian - Red and White
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House of Sebastian - Emerald Green and Silver
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House of Xavier - Navy and Gold
St. Peter Executive House Council
The St. Peter Executive House Council is composed of senior student leaders who help guide and strengthen the House System. Working alongside faculty mentors, these students lead House activities, foster school spirit, encourage participation, and serve as role models for all our Trailblazers. Through their leadership, they work to help cultivate a welcoming community where every student is known, valued, and inspired to grow.