CARMEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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With the exception of courses taken at Carmel Catholic’s summer school, summer courses are added to a student’s record but are not used in determining GPA. Transcripts It is the policy of Carmel Catholic High School to release an official transcript only for students whose financial accounts are current and for graduates whose accounts are closed. ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES Admissions In accordance with the teaching of the Catholic Church, Carmel Catholic shall not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, or national origin. Carmel Catholic High School offers programs of education and formation for students who are willing and able to live within the religious, academic, behavioral, and attitudinal requirements of the school and whose parents/guardians demonstrated a desire for the school to assist them in their parental role as primary educators. Incoming Freshmen An Open House for interested students and their families will be held on November 6, 2011, from 12 until 3 p.m. Students seeking admission to the freshman class must take the Entrance Exam at Carmel Catholic High School on January 14, 2012. Once the test is taken, families must complete the online application process which includes payment of the application fee and completion of the application form. The application fee consists of the tuition deposit and registration fee; these amounts are set prior to January 8. This payment is not refundable unless a student is not accepted for admittance. The application process must be finalized and submitted to Carmel Catholic by Friday, January 27, 2012. Those students whose process is completed by the deadline are then considered for admission. The results of the Entrance Exam, grade school records, and legacy are used to identify qualified students. In all cases, the Principal may exercise discretion in the admission process. Acceptance letters are mailed on a date in mid-February that is determined by the Archdiocesan Office of Catholic Education. Transfer Students Students seeking admission to Carmel Catholic should contact the Director of Admissions by telephone or e-mail to request placement on the Waiting List, the first step in initiating the transfer process. If space becomes available, admission of such students is based upon an academic record that reflects enrollment in college preparatory classes and grades of C or above in all of those classes. In 28
addition, good discipline and attendance records are required. Local transfer of students from any public, private, or Archdiocesan school into grade twelve is generally not considered. Students whose families have relocated to the area may apply for admission into grade twelve. Students who withdraw from Carmel Catholic are generally not readmitted. AUXILIARY SERVICES Bookstore, Follett Virtual Bookstores, Carmel Spirit Wear The Carmel Catholic Bookstore is open from 7:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. on days school is in session. Basic school supplies, art supplies, paperback books, gym uniforms, and assorted clothing in the school colors or with the school name are available in the bookstore. Spirit wear clothing is also available for on-line purchase. Please visit our store at www.carmelhs.org. The bookstore also handles the advance ticket sales for some dances. New and used textbooks can be purchased directly from Follett Virtual Bookstores. Please visit their website at www.carmelhs.bkstr.com. Cafeteria and Snack Bar All students are welcome to use the cafeteria and lounge area before and after school. It is expected that they will behave in a manner that is respectful and appropriate. In addition, students are expected to dispose of trash and recyclables in the cans provided. Game tables are available for all students’ enjoyment. Students should not remove game pieces (foosballs) from the tables and should report any damage to the Deans. Gambling and card playing are not permitted anywhere at Carmel Catholic. Cafeteria (The Galley) Carmel Catholic is committed to promoting healthy life choices in all areas of our community’s development. To those ends, The Galley (cafeteria) offers food service that promotes healthy eating but makes service available that reflects the periods of activity of the students. Breakfast choices are available each day school is in session beginning at 7:15 a.m. A variety of lunch offerings, beverage, and snack service are available throughout the lunch periods. In addition, The Galley will be open from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. for those students who participate in after school activities. The cost of any of these services is contingent on the food choices of the students. Students may also choose to bring their lunch to school. Microwaves are available for student use and are located in the cafeteria. Limited vending is available. Students are responsible for cleaning up their individual area when they have finished their lunch. This includes disposing of trash and recyclables as well as wiping off their table. Ensuring a clean area for the next students who will use the cafeteria is a way of showing respect and support for the community. 29
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COURSES OFFERED AT CARMEL CATHOLIC
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CALENDAR 2011-2012 EMERGENCY SCHOOL
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