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SCHOOL TYPES<br />
CATEGORY CATHOLIC<br />
Admission<br />
Requirements<br />
May use any factors to select students including: ability to pay, test scores,<br />
student GPA, parent involvement, etc.<br />
Application<br />
Process<br />
Follows the timeline and application process set by the Archdiocese.<br />
Cost<br />
Tuition varies. Oftentimes Catholic schools are the most affordable private<br />
school choice. Some Catholic schools offer scholarships and other forms of<br />
financial aid.<br />
Curriculum<br />
Schools have control over curriculum. Religion curriculum may be<br />
determined by the Archdiocese. All curricula meets state standards.<br />
Governance<br />
Guided by Catholic regulations set and monitored by the Archdiocese. Most<br />
Catholic high schools are owned by a religious order.<br />
Religion<br />
Catholic<br />
Selection Process<br />
Selective admission based on any number of criteria.<br />
Special<br />
Education<br />
Teachers<br />
Testing<br />
Schools may provide minor adjustments for individual student differences.<br />
All teachers are qualified under non-public school standards, although they<br />
may or may not be state-certified.<br />
Not required by the state. Schools use alternative methods to track<br />
progress.<br />
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