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Tina Wos

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Admissions Director

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1994

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Thanks for your interest in my alma mater, John Carroll Catholic High School! I'm a proud 1994 graduate and can't wait to assist you in your school choice journey. We are a community of achievers and believers; we are John Carroll!Tina Wos ('94)

The JCCHS Class of 2027 (current freshman class) is one of the largest of the four classes for the 2023-2024 school year! We expect another record breaking year for admissions and encourage interested applicants to submit an application for the 2024-2025 school year as soon as possible.

Additionally, students interested in transfering (rising 10th-12th grade) for the 2023-2024 school year are also encouraged to apply at their earliest convenience.

Our application for the 2024-2025 school year opens on Tuesday, September 5th!

THE APPLICATION PROCESS

Step 1

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STEP TWO - COLLECTION OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS BY JCCHS

Rising 9th grade students from Diocesan Partner Schools (HFCA, OLS, OLV, POP, SFX, SRA) along with The Highlands School & Advent Episcopal School

JCCHS collects the following items from the student's current school:

1. Records/Transcripts from current school

2. Principal/Teacher Recommendations from current school

3. MAP Test Scores (or other equivalent standardized test)

Rising 9th grade students currently enrolled at a public school and 10th-12th grade transfer students

The following are requested via the online application:

1. Records/Transcripts from current school

2. Recommendations from current school

3. Completion of the High School Placement Test (HSPT) - Several test date options are listed in the Online Application

Step 3

STEP THREE: RECORDS REVIEW & NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE BY JOHN CARROLL ADMISSION TEAM

Once all required academic records and recommendations are received, the JCCHS Admissions Team will review the application for admission. Applicants will be notified of acceptance on a rolling basis (based on the dates that applications are received and based on timely receipt of all necessary records/recommendations/test results).

Applicants will be notified by email and via the USPS.

If, for any reason, an acceptance can not be granted, the JCCHS Admissions Office will provide the applicant/family with detailed information as to the reason(s). Additional information may be requested and/or further discussion may be needed.

Step 4

STEP FOUR - COURSE PLACEMENT

Rising 9th grade students from Diocesan Partner Schools along with The Highlands School & Advent Episcopal School:

The JCCHS Guidance Department will use the following when determining placement into Courses for the 2024-2025 school year:

1. Student transcripts

2. Standardized Test results

4. Principal/Teacher Recommendations

Families and students are encouraged to attend the Accepted Student Night on Wednesday, January 17 at 6pm in the JCCHS auditorium. Students will receive their recommended course placement that night. On January 23, 24 and 25 the John Carroll Counseling Office will host meetings with families and students to discuss course placement (optional if needed).

For more information about the Courses of Study at JCCHS please read below:

JCCHS offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum that equips students with the skills necessary for success in college and careers. John Carroll has two courses of study (Advanced and Honors), with three course options being offered for math (Basic, Advanced, and Honors). Please note that placement in Advance and Honors classes is not stationary - based on student achievement they can move from an Advanced Course to an Honors Course, or shift from an Honors Course to an Advanced Course. These changes are generally made between school years.

Advanced Course of Study - designed to prepare students for college level work and to develop a lifelong love of learning. Coursework emphasizes effective communication through reading, writing, and argumentation. Students are expected to develop into independent, informed, critical thinkers over the course of their four years at John Carroll.

Honors Course of Study - designed to challenge students to pursue their studies at a greater depth. Courses at this level rely on the independent study, research, analysis, argumentation and critical thinking involved with the highest level of academic work. Honors courses are open to students based on academic ability, interest in subject material, and motivation of the students to excel in challenging courses.

Math Placement - an algebra proficiency test will be offered in May to all incoming 9th grade students. The math department uses this test to determine a student’s readiness to move forward a level in their math placement.

Step 5

Attend Accepted Student Night at JCCHS

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