Yes! All of our schools are accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA) AND by the Wester Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
All of our teachers have degrees and credentials or are completing a diocesan approved credentialing program.
We pride ourselves in being inclusive of all faiths. Many of our current schools have non Catholic students. Our schools teach and follow Catholic doctrine, and all students participate in Catholic religious services.
Yes. Financial Assistance is available and granted by the schools on an individual need basis. Please contact the school directly to apply for financial assistance.
We have a long standing history of our graduates continuing on to higher education. Please look at the high school websites for more information.
Yes, please contact your local school for information on international students.
As a religious institution our schools are not permitted, by the State of California, to take the California Standardized test. Instead, our schools utilize the Renaissance Star Test three times a year so that we can assure individual student growth. The California Standardized test and API score measures end of the year achievement. Our schools test throughout the year to ensure ongoing academic growth of all students.
In accordance with California State requirements, all students must be immunized prior to the first day of school. Please go to www.shotsforschool.org for more information.
Some of our schools offer a preschool program, accepting children as young as 2 years old. Please view our school finder or the Explore our Preschool page to see which schools offer a preschool program.
The average class size is approximately 26 students per class. Please contact your local school for specific class sizes.
Yes! Our elementary schools participate in PAL (Parochial Athletic League) for sports while our high schools participate in the CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) sports league. We have a wide variety of extracurricular activities to fit your child’s interests. Our Catholic high schools provide numerous extracurricular activities and sports. Please check the individual school’s website to learn more.
Each child is unique and requires a unique environment which will allow them to reach their optimum potential. It is highly recommended that you visit the school nearest you, take a tour, meet with the principal and set up a shadow day. Your child’s reaction will be the best point of reference for your decision.