Discover Chesterton
A Classical High School in the Catholic Tradition
Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a classical high school in the Catholic tradition located in Metro Detroit. We are raising up a new generation of joyful leaders and saints, educated in the classical tradition and the truths of the Catholic faith. Our rigorous, integrated curriculum unlocks student potential and prepares them to succeed in college and professional life. They will be leaders who will excel in service of family, of country, and of Christ our Lord.
Upcoming Events
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2025 Gala Dinner - February 22nd
Please join us for this very special event, featuring Dr. Dale Ahlquist, co-founder of the original Chesterton Academy!
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Pro-life t-shirt Sale - Now through November 15th
Our student-designed pro-life t-shirts are for sale again! All sizes! Arrive in time for Christmas!
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Sophomore Drama Production - November 20th
Please join us at the Academy! 21400 S. Nunneley Rd., Clinton Twp. Tickets at the door.
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Advent Concert
Join us at Assumption Grotto Church 13770 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48205
Light reception to follow
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CLT Exam
We're offering the CLT8 to students considering Chesterton for the 2025-26 school year. There is no fee for the test.
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Christianity & Culture Lecture Series - November 21st
Joseph Stuart: The Medium of Culture in the Thought of Christopher Dawson
Click here to RSVP!
OUR LOCATION
We are located at 21400 S. Nunneley Rd. in Clinton Township, in the northern suburbs of Detroit.
The beautiful building is a former K-8 school which recently closed, belonging to St. Luke Lutheran Church.
Large classrooms, a gym, athletic fields, ample parking, a safe neighborhood, as well as convenient access to Metro Parkway, I-94, Gratiot Avenue, and Groesbeck Highway
LEADERSHIP & FACULTY
Part of the Chesterton Schools Network founded by Dale Ahlquist and Tom Bengston of Minneapolis
A grassroots endeavor directed by David & Alejandra Miller and a board of dedicated parents and educators
Hiring excellent classical teachers who take the Oath of Fidelity to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church