AWHS MISSION STATEMENT
Archbishop Williams High School is an independent, Catholic, college preparatory, grades 7-12 school. We endeavor to educate young men and women spiritually, intellectually, ethically, and physically. Driven by the love of Christ, in the tradition of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, we integrate learning with faith. We strive to graduate socially aware, morally responsible citizens prepared to succeed and to serve their local and global communities.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS 7-9) one): Middle Level, SSAT or MAP for applicants to grade 7 & 8; ISEE Upper Level, HSPT, SSAT, or MAP for applicants to grade 9
TRANSFER STUDENT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS 10-11) years’ of record, THE DATE! House events are offered Sunday 10/23 and Sunday 11/6. HSPT and ISEE exams are offered on site on Saturday 11/5 and Saturday 12/3. Visit our website for more information.
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PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINE
Application Deadline - January 5, 2023
Financial Aid Deadline - January 5, 2023
Decisions Released - February 3, 2023
Welcome Reception - February 9, 2023
Enrollment Deadline - March 6, 2023
Placement Exam (Gr. 9 only) - March 25, 2023
REGULAR APPLICATION DEADLINE
Application Deadline - February 2, 2023
Financial Aid Deadline - February 2, 2023
Decisions Released - March 3, 2023
Welcome Reception - March 16, 2023
Enrollment Deadline - March 24, 2023
Placement Exam (Gr. 9 only) - March 25, 2023
TIMELINE&PROCESS
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AT A GLANCE • Focus on study skills, time management and executive functioning • Average Class Size is 16 students • Dedicated Program Director & Guidance Counselor • All 7th & 8th grade students are invited to tryout for all athletic teams and are welcome to participate in all co-curricular activities offered
PROGRAMGRADE8th&7th For informationmoreonour 7th & 8th Grade Program scan the QR code
For informationmore on Student Life scan the QR code GIRLS SPORTS FALL VolleyballSoccerCrossCheerleadingCountry WINTER SwimmingIndoorHockeyCheerleadingBasketballTrack SPRING OutdoorLacrosse Track SoftballTennis BOYS SPORTS FALL Cross SoccerGolfFootballCountry WINTER SwimmingIndoorHockeyBasketballTrack SPRING OutdoorLacrosseBaseball Track ATHLETICS
CO-CURRICULARSActs of Random Kindness Admissions(ARK) Ambassadors Art In Motion (A.I.M.) AWHS Book Club Chess Improv.HorticultureGemFrenchFiberAmericaFutureWomenEmpoweredDiversityCurrentColdCodingCinemaClubClubClub/RoboticsCaseEventsandUnityClubWomenEmpowerBusinessLeadersofArtsClubClubArtClubClubClub It’s Art PhotographyModelMockMathJournalClub!ClubTeamTrialUN Club Prom ScienceCommitteeofFood& Nutrition Shades of Love Spanish Club Spike AndYogaYearbookTheaterTechStudentsStudentBallCouncilforHeroesCrewEnsembleClubwe’realwayslooking to add more...share your talents with our community! AT A GLANCE • No fees to participate in any co-curricular activities • 24 MIAA-sanctioned athletic teams • Multiple levels for most teams to encourage participation • Compete in Catholic Central League (CCL) CO-CURRICULARS
SERVICE & OUTREACH
• Students in Grades 7 & 8 participate in community-based service projects
• Each student in Grades 9-12 fulfills a minimum of 20 hours of outreach annually
• Juniors complete 20 hours of outreach service with one organization or various organizations with the same theme or topic
• Seniors complete 20 hours of outreach service at one organization or a hands-on service project for a nonprofit organization
• Students are encouraged to participate in local and international service trips
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SERVICE&FAITH AT A GLANCE • “The Love of Christ Drives Us On” • Over 14,000+ hours of community outreach completed annually by our students • AWHS community gathers monthly to celebrate Liturgies • Students engage in reflection at annual grade-level retreats COMMUNITY OUTREACH PARTNERS • Birthday Wishes • Catholic Charities • Cradles To Crayons • Father Bill’s/MainSpring • Greater Boston Food Bank • Habitat for Humanity • Joshua Kaye Foundation • Operation Gratitude • Prison Book Program • Project Linus • Various local food pantries, councils on aging, veteran services, & animal shelters
For informationmoreon our Program of Studies scan the QR code GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS • 4 credits of Theology • 4 credits of English • 4 credits of Math • 3 credits of Social Studies • 3 credits of Science • 2 credits of Foreign Language (French or Spanish) • 5 credits of Elective Courses (at least one in the Arts) Classes taught at multiple levels (Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, Virtual High School, Honors, Accelerated, and College Prep) to ensure a student’s individual academic success. INTRODUCING BISHOPS’ BLOCK • Dedicated to the education of the whole child • Daily opportunity to pursue co-curriculars intended to deepen academic interests and enrichment • Students self-direct their own pursuits through innovative explorations • Build relationships across the campus by meeting new faculty and students
ACADEMICS AT A GLANCE • Average class size is 16 • Curriculum to meet the needs and interests of each individual student • Fully-aligned curriculum for Grades 7-12 • Accelerated academic path of AP Programs for Grades 9-12 • Robust elective offerings in science, history, arts, engineering, and on-campus internships
AT A GLANCE • Each student in the Class of 2022 received an average of $250,000 in scholarships • 98% of graduates matriculate to four-year colleges; 2% continue to post-graduate year, enlist in the military, or pursue a trade • 230+ unique colleges visit campus each year through the college admissions events series • Parent education series relating to all aspects of the college process • On-campus SAT administration • College Application and Essay Boot Camp offered to rising seniors
MATRICULATION COLLEGEOURSTUDENTS’ACCEPTANCES www.awhs.org
$18M + SPENT ON CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS SINCE 2010
NETWORK OF 13K+ ALUMNI WHO CONTINUALLY SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF AWHS
www.awhs.org 781-535-6051 Archbishop Williams High School 80 Independence Avenue Braintree, MA 02184 Notice of Nondiscrimination Policy The nonpublic schools of the Archdiocese of Boston admit students of any race, color, creed, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the schools. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or sexual orientation in the administration of educa tional policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, or in the hiring of school personnel.
