1956
Year Founded Catholic
100% College Acceptance
32
30+ SFHS Scholarships Available
16:1 Student/ Teacher Ratio Microsoft Showcase School
Busing Available
23 Average Class Size Top 25% ACT Composite Feeder Schools
700 Total Enrollment
$25M+ Earned in College Scholarships U.S. Department of Education NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL
7 YEARS
100+
See how SFHS can elevate your life –it’s an experience like no other.
MISSION
St. Francis High School is a Catholic, college preparatory learning community that promotes spiritual, academic, physical, and social development in the daily presence of Jesus Christ.
Find your place in a community dedicated to helping you excel. SFHS is committed to being innovative, rigorous, and engaging in a caring community atmosphere with courses and activities that match your diverse skill levels and interests. Each student is given individualized guidance and support, to achieve their full potential in high school and beyond. 100% of our graduates are admitted to college and prepared to thrive!
Exemplary High-Performing School –U.S. Department of Education’s Highest Honor
• Awarded based on superior academic achievement and the implementation of a highly successful, multi-faceted school culture.
Learn more about the SFHS National Blue Ribbon Award
“St.
• Only 1% of schools in the nation have an active Blue Ribbon.
• The only high school in Wheaton, public or private, to ever receive the award.
• The only Catholic high school in the Western Suburbs to ever receive the award.
Francis is a place where I can grow as a person. It is a place of opportunity and inclusiveness. SFHS has changed my life for the better.”
– Daniela B. ‘26
The SFHS difference is easy to discover. You feel it as you walk through the doors. You sense it in the friendly relationships among students in the hallways. You hear it in the passionate teaching by faculty and see it on the faces of students. SFHS knows how to turn high school into an experience you will treasure for a lifetime. This experience is born out of our focus on Whole Student Education.
St. Francis High School is known for its strong academic reputation and elevates students to their highest potential. Our robust curriculum features rigorous coursework and innovative electives. In every classroom, teachers challenge students with new ideas and skills. They ensure students master how to learn, and prepare them to confidently and creatively address the demands of college and our ever-changing global community. 69% Students Scored a 3 or Greater on AP® Exams in 2024 57% of Students Take AP® Courses 16:1 Student/ Teacher Ratio
SFHS is a nationally recognized Blue Ribbon School, the only private high school in Illinois honored in 2023. This award is reserved exclusively for the best schools in the nation. To qualify, students must collectively score in the top 15% of the state’s test scores.
Selected by Microsoft, Showcase Schools are at the forefront of education, leveraging technology to enhance learning experiences and preparing students with future-ready skills. SFHS is one of 37 schools in the U.S. to earn this designation.
The Illinois State Seal of Biliteracy Program celebrates students’ ability to speak multiple languages. Students can earn the Seal of Biliteracy from the State of Illinois. When a student earns the seal, it is placed on their academic transcript and diploma and demonstrates their language skills to college admissions offices and future employers. Illinois public universities grant college credits for students who earn the Seal of Biliteracy.
Anthony K. ‘25
“SFHS academics provide a great opportunity to be prepared for college and life beyond that. I have the ability to take difficult classes that will benefit me later. The teachers make challenging tasks more manageable because I can ask as many questions as I want. The academics are very personalized.”
SFHS AVERAGE (Over last 5 years)
48
ILLINOIS AVERAGE
NATIONAL AVERAGE 19.5 1028 ACT SAT 24 981 26 1269
Illinois State Scholars (students who scored in the 95th percentile on the ACT or SAT)
4
National Merit Commended Students (students who scored in the top 2-5% on the PSAT)
2
National Merit Finalists (students who scored in the top 1% on the PSAT)
“The academics at St. Francis High School have opened doors for me to reach my potential as a high school student. The rigorous courses have taught me time management skills, and have ultimately revealed to me that I can achieve anything I set my mind to with the support from our amazing teachers and the resources provided to me. I have learned skills that I will use in my future career.”
SFHS offers a full range of Advanced Placement (AP® ), honors, and college preparatory classes, plus academic electives for college and career focus. With guidance from their counselor, students develop their 4-year plan to map out their academic journey.
The class sequences are sample schedules. Many other combinations may be possible. College and university listings are examples of schools SFHS graduates attended after completing a similar course sequence.
GRADE 9GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12
Religion I English I Algebra I
Biology
PE I/Digital Literacy
World Lang. I World History
Elective or Study Hall
Religion II
English II Geometry
Chemistry
PE II/Health
World Lang. II
U.S. History I & II or III or Elective
Elective or Study Hall
Religion III
English III
Adv. Algebra
Physics
PE III/Elective
World Lang. III or Elective
U.S. History II or III or Elective
Elective or Study Hall
Religion IV
English IV
Precalc I & Trig. or Finite
Science Elective or Elective
PE IV/Elective
World Lang. IV or Elective
S.S. Elective
Elective or Study Hall
GRADE 9GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12
Religion I
H. English I
Geometry
Biology or H. Biology
PE I/Digital Literacy
World Lang. I or II
H. World History
Elective or Study Hall
Religion II
H. English II
Adv. Algebra
Chemistry or H. Chemistry
PE II/Health
H. World Lang. II or III
H. AP® U.S. History
Elective or Study Hall
Religion III
H. AP® English III
Precalc I/Trig.
Physics or H. AP® Physics
PE III/Elective
H. World Lang. III or IV
H.
GRADE 9GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12
“The
– Sophia H. ‘25
Business & Technology
.5 credits required
Business
Accounting I
Accounting II – Honors
Business Communications
Business Law
Consumer Education
Entrepreneurship
Technology
Digital Literacy
Introduction to Programming Language
Microsoft Office
AP® Computer Science A – Honors
English
4 credits required
English I, English I – Honors
English II, English II – Honors
English III, AP® English III – Honors
English IV, AP® English IV – Honors
Creative Writing
Newspaper
Speech
Yearbook
Mathematics
3 credits required
Algebra I Concepts & Applications
Algebra I
Geometry Concepts & Applications
Geometry
Geometry – Honors
Advanced Algebra
Advanced Algebra with Trigonometry – Honors
Finite Math
Introduction to Statistics
Precalculus
Precalculus – Honors
Trigonometry
Calculus
AP® Calculus AB – Honors
AP® Calculus BC – Honors
AP® Statistics – Honors
Performing & Visual Arts
Art
Introduction to Art
3D Studio
Art Fundamentals II
Art Fundamentals III
Art IV Refinement of Skills
Digital Art
Choir
Mixed Choir
Concert Choir
Spartan Singers
Chamber Choir
Music
Introduction to Music History: Bach to Rock
Introduction to Theory & Composition
AP® Music Theory – Honors
Theatre
Theatre Workshop I
Theatre Workshop II
Production Technology
2.5 credits required
Health
Physical Education I, II, III, IV
Outdoor Adventure P.E.
Essentials of Lifetime Fitness Training
4 credits required
Religion I: God’s Revelation
Religion II: The Body of Christ
Religion III: Living Sacramentally
Religion IV (choose two):
- Christian History & Heritage
- Franciscan Spirituality
- Peace & Justice
- World Religions – Honors
3 credits required
Biology, Biology – Honors
Chemistry, Chemistry – Honors
Physics, Physics – Honors
Anatomy & Physiology
Environmental Science
Forensic Science
Introduction to Engineering & Design
AP® Biology – Honors
AP® Chemistry – Honors
AP® Physics C – Honors
Social Studies
2 credits required
World History, World History – Honors
U.S. History I, II, III
Criminology
Economics, Economics – Honors
Geography
Psychology
Sociology
AP® Psychology – Honors
AP® U.S. History – Honors
AP® U.S. Government & Politics – Honors
World Languages
2 credits required
Chinese I
Chinese II, III – Honors
AP® Chinese Language & Culture – Honors
French I, II
French II, III, IV – Honors
Spanish I, II, III, IV, V
Spanish II, III, IV – Honors
AP® Spanish Language & Culture – Honors
Communications Design
AP® Drawing – Honors
Instrumental Music
Guitar/Ukulele I
Guitar II
AP® 3-D Design – Honors
Music Ensemble (Rock Band)
Wind Ensemble (Band)
Percussion Ensemble
Orchestra
“As a student, I believe in being well-rounded. Although I love science and math, the variety of classes and the understanding teachers allow me to partake in all other classes I love, like business or art.”
- Kris T. ‘25
Central to our mission as a Catholic school is instilling values that become integral to our students. The Franciscan values are at the heart of the SFHS experience. Our teachers lead by example to form innovative, moral, and compassionate leaders.
The Pastoral Ministry Team provides all students with opportunities for spiritual growth and reflection. The goal is to accompany and inspire students, as they discover their gifts and passions through God’s guidance.
Retreats grow by grade and purpose, in length and intensity. Retreats take place during the school week so everyone can participate. We recognize that spiritual growth is just as important as academic growth. Retreats include Freshman Franciscan Service, Sophomore One-Day Retreat, Junior Two-Day Retreat, and Senior Kairos.
Students complete at least 15 hours of Christian Service each year. Students are guided to share their gifts with others. Students uncover their role as servant leaders in their communities and in the world around them.
Throughout the school year, our chaplain celebrates monthly schoolwide Masses. Students may also celebrate an optional Mass at 7:10 a.m. in our campus chapel.
“St. Francis has taught me God shows Himself throughout our halls. His grace brings us together and makes us one.”
– Alicia A. ‘25
Learn more about Pastoral Ministry at SFHS
87%
Students are Catholic
We welcome students of all faith backgrounds
Joy and peace feel real at SFHS.
Rooted in the FRANCISCAN VIRTUES*, community life is seen through a larger
11,000+ Average Annual Christian Service Hours *
lens.
We call it “THE ST. FRANCIS WAY.”
“Faith is at the heart of everything we do. I especially love the retreats here. They have been very opening and faithful experiences that I will never forget!”
– Matthew W. ‘25
SFHS is a great place to get involved in a club or group, giving you a chance to have fun, try new things, and make lasting friendships. It is also a great opportunity to develop yourself, be a leader, and gain life skills. Maybe you will discover a new talent you didn’t know you had! SFHS offers more than 30 clubs and activities, and you do not have to choose just one.
Activity Period
2:35-3:10 p.m.
e school day ends at 2:30 p.m. at’s when Activity Period starts.
During this optional but unique time, SFHS students join clubs, meet with teachers, make up tests, study, or just relax. Athletic practices begin at 3:15 p.m.
– Jonathan Y. ‘25
“I love the clubs at St. Francis. They allow me to get involved in the amazing community. They also allow me to meet new people and build on relationships.”
SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS
Bass Fishing Club
Chess Club
Chinese Club
Culinary Club
Engineering Club
HOSA- Future Health Professionals
Model UN
Ping Pong Club
Pop Culture Club
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
SpartanTV
COMPETITIVE CLUBS
Esports
Intramurals (Dodgeball, Pickleball, Tennis, Volleyball)
Math Team
Scholastic Bowl
PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS CLUBS
Arts & Crafts Club
Drama Club
Jazz Band
Orchestra
Photography Club
National Honor Society (NHS)
Participate in projects, lead peer tutoring, and volunteer for a specific responsibility throughout the year.
Student Ambassador Leadership Team (SALT)
Help welcome prospective students to campus and represent SFHS at special events.
Student Ministry Team (SMT)
Serve as faith leaders coordinating Masses, retreats, and service opportunities.
Student Government
Plan, organize, and implement school activities including dances, rallies, spirit weeks, awareness programs, and other social events.
Team Managers
Play a key role on the school’s athletic teams helping to run day-to-day operations.
Be a part of these beloved campus traditions:
SPIRIT WEEKS
Catholic Schools Week
Homecoming Week
Mental Health
Awareness Week
SCHOOL DANCES Homecoming
Pep Band
Vocal Jazz
Worship Team
WORLD LANGUAGES HONOR SOCIETIES
Spanish Honor Society PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES
– Grace G. ‘27
“The clubs and Activity Period are super fun and helpful, especially if you play one of the sports at SFHS. Activity Period gives you time to complete homework and get ready for anything after school ends. The clubs have so much variety, and there is so much opportunity for anything you want to do.”
2023-2024
SPARTAN ATHLETICS #1 CUP
STUDENTS INVOLVED IN SPORTS 74%
The SFHS Spartans are yearly contenders for conference and state titles. Our gifted athletes, legendary coaches, and loyal fans create a winning team. Our inclusive program consists of both cut and non-cut teams providing many opportunities to compete. Our coaches are committed to ensuring that all athletes rise to their highest potential.
10 IHSA Do What’s Right! Sportsmanship Awards
109 Top 10 State Appearances
17 State Championships
53 Teams (Freshman, Sophomore, JV, and Varsity)
29 Students Committed To College Athletics Class of 2024
FALL: Cheer, Cross Country*, Dance, Flag Football*, Football*, Golf, Boys Soccer, Girls Swimming*, Girls Tennis*, Girls Volleyball
WINTER: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Cheer, Dance, Wrestling*
SPRING: Baseball, Lacrosse*, Girls Soccer, Softball, Boys Tennis*, Track & Field*, Boys Volleyball
*Indicates a non-cut sport.
“Athletics are amazing here. St. Francis offers unique opportunities to be on a competitive team in a fun environment. All of the coaches are there to help you as athletes, and also as people.”
- Chase E. ‘27
“St. Francis has amazing opportunities for athletics. There is a sport for everyone, and we have many no cut teams. Since we are a mid-sized school, you get more opportunities to try sports in high school. Everyone on the teams are so supportive and are great friends.”
– Caitlin T. ‘27
At SFHS, participation in the arts enhances a student’s overall education and encourages them to discover, develop, and share their gifts. Our curricular offerings are broad, with academic classes that range from Digital Art to Rock Band and from AP® Drawing & 3-D Design to Spartan Singers. Opportunities to perform, design, make, and showcase are limitless.
(Band, Choir, Orchestra) at the IHSA Solo & Ensemble State Competition in 2024
56% of SFHS Students Participate in the Performing & Visual Arts
50 Students Participate in Worship Team
• Chamber Choir
• Concert Choir
• Mixed Choir
• Spartan Singers
• Jazz Band
• Marching Band
Marching Band, Rock Band, Orchestra, Art, and Choir travel to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando every two years
– David C. ‘25
• Music Ensemble (Rock Band)
• Orchestra
• Pep Band
• Percussion Ensemble
• Pit Orchestra
• Wind Ensemble
“A Christmas Carol” Illinois Theatre Fest
• One Acts
•
• Vocal Jazz featuring drawing,
“The Arts at St. Francis are truly amazing. No matter what you are interested in, from marching band, jazz band or higher level art classes, St. Francis has amazing fine arts teachers and programs.”
1ST IN STATE –FIVE YEARS IN A ROW!
IHSA Solo & Ensemble Music Competition
The annual ART SHOW features more than 300 works of art created by 200+ SFHS students
In the past two years, our Rock Band performed at Cedar Point (OH), the SFHS Rock Show, Universal Orlando, the IHSA Boys Basketball Finals, local venues and more!
On average, 30+ students participate in Crew, which includes lighting, set design, audio, costumes, makeup, and painting.
“My favorite part of the arts at SFHS is our community. Choir has given me the opportunity to express myself through music and connect with other people. I am so grateful for the lifelong friends I have made!” – Anya T. ‘26 of
A strong support system is critical during the high school years and our low student-to-faculty and studentto-counselor ratios mean that we get to know and understand each student on a deeper level.
The faculty and staff are a diverse group of extraordinary, dedicated, and caring professionals who know their students. Teachers are mentors and challenge students to be the best version of themselves.
11
Average Number of Years at SFHS on Staff
23
Average Number of Students in a Classroom
16:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
– Luke W. ‘25
“My teachers go out of their way to help me and many others succeed in class. I would not be the student I am without the support of the faculty.”
SFHS offers the best of both worlds – the familiarity of a small school and the resources and programs of a larger institution. Small class sizes allow each student to receive more independent instruction and guidance. SFHS is full to the brim with activities, giving students a variety of opportunities without getting lost in the crowd.
The SFHS Counseling staff ensures comprehensive, ongoing, and professional assistance. Students partner with both a school counselor and a college counselor during their time at SFHS. Counselors work one-on-one with students to ensure the journey is rewarding, and they learn as much about themselves as they do about life after high school.
The National Honor Society Peer Tutoring program allows every student the opportunity to sign up with a peer tutor during study hall periods, before school, or after school.
Spartan Study serves students who have the potential to succeed academically, but may require more individualized support to excel in SFHS’s rigorous college-preparatory curriculum. Students accepted into this program have diagnosed learning differences, and Individualized Education Plan (IEP), a 504 Plan, Other Health Impairments (OHI), Response to Intervention (RTI) plans, a current psycho-educational evaluation report, or neuropsychological evaluation report.
$25M+ Class of 2024 Merit Scholarships
7+ Annual College Planning Programs (Parents/Students)
5 Counselors 50+ Colleges Visit SFHS Each Year
1 to 1 College Counseling Support for all Juniors and Seniors
The More You Know: Student-to-Counselor Ratio
140:1 St. Francis High School
250:1 is the American School Counseling Association Recommendation
“The St. Francis support from teachers and counselors is amazing. It means so much to me and other students that we have access to help whenever we need it. The teachers are willing to help and want you to succeed, and the counselors are welcoming and truly care about every student.” – Maeve B. ‘27 100% College Acceptance
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While the academic and co-curricular programs are impressive, SFHS is home. It is a place that elevates and embraces students as much as it challenges them. Relationships are at the heart of everything. Faculty and staff create exceptional growth and transformation through the bonds they form with every single student. Most graduates remember SFHS as the place where they made their closest friends in life.
FRANCIS Art Installation 2024
Students created testimonials of what SFHS means to them.
“As a transfer student, the St. Francis High School community is a blessing. From the moment I stepped in the door, I’ve felt appreciated and welcomed. Everyone is so accepting and kind, and it made my year.”
– Garrity B. ‘26
“The friends I made at St. Francis are some of the closest people in my life. They are not only family to me but my greatest support group.”
– Cole W. ‘26
“The community at St. Francis is unlike any other. You feel loved and cared for through everything, whether that’s in the classroom, on the field, or performing on stage. I am so grateful to be a part of the SFHS community!”
– Isabella G. ‘26
At SFHS, college preparation begins when students arrive on campus, and 100% of our graduates are accepted to competitive colleges and universities. With their SFHS education as a foundation, students are ready for the next phase of their lives and leave campus as scholars and confident leaders who advocate for themselves and contribute to their communities.
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The SFHS community embraces its students well beyond graduation. St. Francis High School graduates have the unique opportunity to network with fellow SFHS grads in the professional world. Whether it is local, national, or international, our graduates can open professional doors with the help of the SFHS community.
Alumni continue to succeed as leaders. They remain the heart of our community.
“Once a Spartan, Always a Spartan.”
“My experience at St. Francis has positively influenced my life in countless ways, but the most notable have been the connections I’ve made with great friends, families, and faculty. SFHS gave me an invaluable set of tools to navigate my life and has set me on a course in which the only limiting factor to my success is my own decisions. I learned how to take risks in striving for my educational, professional, and personal goals, and I’ve used my experience in this countless times. Thank you to SFHS for allowing me a safe, comfortable setting to reflect on what matters to me and grow as a person.”
– Connor Shields ’23 University of Notre Dame
“St. Francis is truly an amazing place and has given me so much. I am forever grateful for the friendships, connections, and memories I have made. St. Francis helped me to grow in my confidence and helped me to pursue my goals of attending college to study biomedical health sciences. I was given unending support every single day, and really felt like every teacher truly wanted to see me succeed. St. Francis offers so many opportunities to get involved, and these activities were where some of my best memories were made, whether it was lacrosse, SALT, or SMT! As many times as you are going to hear it here, the community truly is the best part! Thank you, St. Francis, for changing my life!”
– Caelynn Kohut ‘21 Purdue University
“SFHS gave me a community of people –friends, teachers, staff members – that I am still close to and rely on today. I get lunch with my history teacher each semester to catch up and always let my biology teacher know when I used something I learned from her class in my college biology courses. Additionally, I met lifelong friends at St. Francis –people I will ask to be in my wedding someday.”
– Emery Carlson ‘22 Georgetown University
“In my time at St. Francis, I learned so many valuable lessons and was introduced to countless people that have helped shape my life. My teachers instilled in me the importance of hard work and taught me that it is always okay to seek help from others - two things that helped make the transition from high school to college so seamless. In addition to what I learned in the classroom, SFHS fostered many personal relationships with both my classmates and with faculty that I am lucky to say will last a lifetime.”
– Tommy Bratthauar ’22 St. Norbert College
We are committed to making SFHS accessible for all who desire a Catholic high school education. Currently 27% of our families receive tuition assistance. Tuition assistance and scholarship applications are carefully reviewed to ensure that individual circumstances are considered before determining eligibility and awards. For more information, please contact the Director of Finance & Operations at (630) 668-5800, ext. 1138.
SFHS offers need-based tuition assistance. Applying for financial aid is separate from, and has no effect on, an admissions application. Any family interested in applying for financial aid should apply through FACTS Management at online.factsmgt.com by March 3, 2025.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Alumni, parents, and friends of SFHS have given generously to establish more than 30 scholarships for qualified students. Recipients must take the Entrance Exam at SFHS in order to be eligible for SFHS scholarships. The typical gift award is between $1,000-$5,000. Scholarship applications are due to SFHS by March 3, 2025.
SFHS offers tuition discounts for families with three or more children attending SFHS. There is no need to apply; the plan is automatic. Students must be concurrently enrolled in order to receive the family discount.
The St. Francis High School Alumni Association has established a benefit for children of SFHS alumni. Families who register are eligible for a registration fee waiver.
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With a mission of promoting strong and vibrant Catholic schools that are accessible to everyone, the Catholic Education Foundation is a nonprofit that provides financial assistance to families in the Diocese of Joliet. Visit cefjoliet.org for more details.
Questions? Please contact the Operations Department at (630) 668-5800, ext. 1135. provides
St. Francis High School provides busing for students in surrounding communities. Two-way service is provided in the northern, western, and southern suburbs – arriving at SFHS by 7:25 a.m. and departing school after the Activity Period at 3:15 p.m.
Students who are particularly motivated by academic achievement, athletic opportunities, the arts, and spiritual growth. Our students come from more than 100 middle schools and more than 45 cities in the Chicagoland area. While nearly 87% of our student body is Catholic, we welcome students of all faith backgrounds.
The application process begins by registering for the SFHS Entrance Exam. Exam registration is available on the SFHS website beginning in September. Interested 8th grade students who intend to apply to SFHS must register and take the entrance exam at St. Francis High School on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
Interested transfer students should complete the transfer student online inquiry form available on the SFHS website. Our admissions staff will contact you to discuss next steps and required documentation.
We cannot answer that one – but you can. Visit SFHS to talk to our students, teachers, and coaches. Our publications and website provide a slice of life at SFHS, but your best sense of our school will come through a visit to campus. We can’t wait to meet you!
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PARENT COFFEE
Free admission for middle school students
FALL: Girls Volleyball • Fall Play • Football
WINTER: Basketball • Band • Choir
SPRING: Musical • Boys Volleyball
We know that choosing the right high school is an important and personal decision. To help with this, the SFHS Admissions Office offers many opportunities for students and families to learn, explore, connect, and experience St. Francis High School through a Campus Tour, Open House, and more. We look forward to hosting you on our campus!
Middle school students spend the day attending classes with a student host and experience college prep with a Franciscan spirit. Eighth graders are encouraged to visit in the fall, seventh graders in the spring.
Winning teams, electric fans, lots of energy. Experience the Spartan spirit!
INFORMATION SESSIONS
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Tuesday, November 12, 2024 Wednesday, April 9, 2025
STEP UP DAY
(8th Grade Students) Friday, October 11, 2024
2130 W. Roosevelt Rd. Wheaton, IL 60187 (630) 668-5800
Email: admissions@sfhscollegeprep.org www.sfhscollegeprep.org
OPEN HOUSE
Parents and students, visit for a personalized campus tour.
CLASS OF 2029
Sunday, October 20, 2024 Tuesday, November 6, 2024
RISE UP LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
(8th Grade Students) Saturday, November 9, 2024
ENTRANCE EXAM
Saturday, December 7, 2024
7TH GRADE NIGHT
Friday, April 25, 2025
