CARMEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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dividing the total by the number of weeks in the school year. Class fees are not refundable. Because Carmel Catholic depends upon the collection of tuition and fees for its operating budget, all tuition and fees must be paid according to the agreed-upon schedule. Student Fundraising/Parent Volunteerism Carmel Catholic relies on student fundraising and parent volunteerism. The cost of educating each student each year is significantly higher than the tuition and fees charged. Each student is, in effect, receiving a tuition break that must be supplemented by fundraising. Each student is required to raise $150 in the Street Scenes Ad Drive. Failure to reach this goal means that amount is added to the student’s tuition. Students are also required to participate in the Spring Walkathon by raising a $75 quota. Parents are encouraged to be involved in one or more of the Office of Institutional Advancement activities or a parent organization. While there is no required or expected number of hours donated, Carmel Catholic parents have found satisfaction in playing an active role in the life of their child’s school. Tuition and Fees Tuition for the 2011-2012 school year is $9100. Tuition entitles students to register for up to seven classes during the school year as well as to participate in most clubs without additional charges. The non-refundable registration fee of $150 ($175 if paid late) includes course registration as well as a copy of the yearbook, Harbinger, class dues, and testing fees for the EXPLORE, PLAN, or PSAT test. All incoming freshmen are required to make a payment when submitting their application. The payment includes a tuition deposit and their registration fee. This payment is not refundable unless a student is not accepted for admittance. The amount of the payment will be set prior to the Entrance Exam. 78
COURSES OFFERED AT <strong>CARMEL</strong> <strong>CATHOLIC</strong> – 2011-2012 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Accounting I Introduction to Business Finance Marketing Web Design Microsoft Applications Adobe in Design CS3 Business Management and Entrepreneurship International Business ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English Literature/Language Critical Reading and Skills Enhancement Learning Strategies I Learning Strategies II Learning Strategies III Learning Strategies IV American Literature/Composition British Literature/Composition AP English Language/Composition AP English Literature/Composition World Literature/Composition Film Appreciation Creative Writing Speech Introduction to Journalistic Writing Journalism FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Art I Art II Art III Art IV AP Studio Art Ceramics/Sculpture I Ceramics/Sculpture II History of Rock and Roll Beginning Guitar Guitar II Concert Choir Treble Choir Advanced Choir Co-Choir Parkway Singers 79
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Carmel Catholic is primarily a coll
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Carmel Catholic High School strives
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The tradition of our school is repr
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Chicago, IL Ms. Susan Hall Marketin
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Ms. Rena Calanca, M.A., M.P.S. Mr.
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contradicts the values that Carmel
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The goal of these instructional lev
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Every course and grade is assigned
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Schedule Changes Because student co
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