Admission

As a Catholic school, we strive to fulfill the Church's mandate to evangelize by considering each student for
enrollment without regard to race, ethnicity or religious affiliation. However, any student that is admitted is
done so with the explicit understanding that he must participate fully in the daily life of the school. This full
participation will include Religion classes, daily prayers and devotions, as well as attendance at our weekly
Mass.

Potential candidates are required to fill out a pre-registration form and submit three letters of
recommendation; the letters may come from priests, previous teachers or personal friends. The parents or
guardians enrolling a child must also provide the child's latest report cards. Should this pre-registration
information indicate that a student is eligible to pursue enrollment, the family will be contacted to arrange
an interview between the child(ren), the parents and the Principal. At the interview, the child(ren) will be
given our assessment tests in Math, Reading, Spelling and Grammar. If the student applicant is admitted,
complete registration paperwork must be filled out and turned in along with a non-refundable $500.00
deposit.

Please note that, for the benefit of the child as well as the teacher, any known prior concern or problem that
could affect a child's performance in the classroom setting must be fully disclosed by the parents. If that
concern or problem is not disclosed prior to admission, it could be cause for removal of the child from the
school and termination of the tuition contract.

As the Catholic Church has stated in her teachings, schools should have a special concern for those
families that face financial difficulties but wish to provide a Catholic education for their children.
To fulfill this mandate, financial assistance is made available on the basis of the family's need,
which will be assessed according to the financial information provided by the parents.