Questions
What families ask us
Do we have to be Catholic?
No. Families of every faith and of none are welcome. Children who are not Catholic join the prayers and lessons as guests and sit out of the sacraments.
Is the school in English or Spanish?
Classes are taught in English. The office, the school Mass and notes home run in English and Spanish, and you may write, call or visit in either language.
How does admissions work?
Families visit from October to March, apply by February and hear from us in March. The admissions page lists each step, and the calendar on the home page shows the months.
When are visit days and the open house?
Visit days run on school mornings from October to March, and the open house is in January. You may book a visit on the visit page.
How does tuition work, and how do we ask about financial aid?
Tuition is set for the year, and the office gives the figures at a visit. Financial aid is available; here is how to apply: ask for the aid form with your application. The tuition page explains each step.
How big are the classes?
Some grades have one class and some have two. The program matrix lists the class size for each stage.
Is there before or after care?
Yes. Before care opens at 7:30 am, and after care runs until 5:30 pm. Families pay for the days they use.
What do the summer weeks look like?
Six weeks of garden, games, art and music on the school grounds. Each week is its own, and the summer page lists them.
What about lunch, the uniform and phones?
Families send a lunch. Children wear a plain uniform, and phones stay in backpacks, switched off. The policies page has the details.
How does the school talk with families?
The office sends a weekly note in English and Spanish and answers on WhatsApp during office hours. Teachers meet families in the winter and again in the spring.
Still wondering?
Write to us, in English or Spanish.