A Catholic college-prep high school for girls in grades 9-12 located in Alhambra, a suburb of Los Angeles.
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OUR MISSION
Ramona Convent is a welcoming Catholic college-preparatory high school for young women sponsored by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (SNJM) and committed to excellence in education. Ramona’s graduates are empowered, resilient, socially conscious leaders well prepared to meet the challenges of life as contributive members of the global community.
THIS IS WHERE YOUR JOURNEY BEGINS.
Discover your path.
Here, you will experience...
a welcoming community where high standards and a personalized path to success ensure an extraordinary education. talented and experienced teachers who love teaching and who will guide you to learn deeply through inquiry.
a well-equipped, college-like campus, an inspiring setting for learning. leadership development. the power of being the only Southern California member of an international network of schools sponsored by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary.
a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. membership in the College Board and the International Coalition of Girls' Schools.
accreditation by the Western Catholic Education Association and the Western
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AVERAGE CLASS SIZE COURSES TO CHOOSE FROM AP & HONORS CLASSES
29k 100% 42%
SERVICE HOURS COMPLETED BY THE CLASS OF 2025 ACCEPTED TO NATIONWIDE COLLEGES JUNIORS AND SENIORS EARNED A 4.0 OR HIGHER
ALL-GIRLS ADVANTAGE
Girls’ schools are more relevant today than ever before.
Girls’ schools are places where girls take center stage They occupy every seat in student government, every spot on the flag football team, every position in Ramona Rampage Robotics, and more. Every aspect of a girls’ school – from the classroom to the athletic field to the academic program – is designed for girls.
What makes Ramona so special is how often we get to take the lead when it comes to our future and doing whatever we want. I’m a triathlete involved in numerous clubs, and I take challenging courses, which have given me the opportunity to meet new people and create memorable experiences
- Aiden V. ‘26
Nearly 87% of girls’ school students feel their opinions are respected at their school compared to only 58% of girls at coeducational schools.
- Dr. Richard A. Holmgren, Allegheny College, Steeped in Learning: The Student Experience at All-Girls Schools
GIRLS WHO LEAD. WOMEN WHO CHANGE THE WORLD.
Every Ramona student is empowered to grow her skills as a resilient, effective leader
Leadership development is ongoing, intentional, and deeply ingrained in our mission as an all-girls’school sponsored by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (SNJM). Through a variety of opportunities, every girl learns to lead with confidence, communicate effectively, and inspire others to make a difference.
Leadership opportunities include:
UC-Approved Student Leadership & Government Course
ASB; President’s Council; and Class, Club, andTeam Leadersphip Roles
Public Speaking and Communication Skill Development
Leadership Workshops and Retreats
Mentorship from Inspiring Female Leaders
Through our Speaker Series
COURSE SPOTLIGHT: STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNMENT
- Goodman Research Group, The Girls’ School Experience: A Survey of Young Alumnae of Single-Sex Schools 93% 93%
of girls’ school graduates say they were offered greater leadership opportunities than coeducated peers and 80% have held leadership positions since graduating from high school.
In this course, students explore what it means to be an ethical, moral, and effective leader. They build skills in communication, collaboration, and community building while learning to set goals, make decisions, and resolve conflicts. Guided by Ramona’s mission, students ask: What kind of community do we want to create? How can we make a positive difference? What will be our legacy?
“I enjoy being around people that genuinely care for me. ”
Alejandra S. ‘27
SISTERHOOD ACTIVITIES
At Ramona, sisterhood is more than friendshipit’s a lifelong bond built on encouragement, respect, and shared purpose. In our all-girls’ environment, students lift up one another, celebrate each other’s successes, and create a community where every voice is heard and valued. From the first day of freshman year to graduation and beyond, Ramona girls grow together, discovering the confidence that comes from knowing you are supported by a network of sisters who believe in you.
LEAD. CREATE. CONNECT.
Explore your passions, discover new ones, and find your people - there’s a club for everyone!
ACADEMIC
Creative Writing Club
Legion of Literary Ladies (L3)
National Honor Society
Pre-Med Club
CULTURAL
AAPI (AsianAmerican Pacific Islander) Club
Ballet Folklorico de Ramona French Club
HALAS (Hispanic and LatinAmerican Society)
SERVICE
Bring A Smile To A Child Book Buddies
Campus Ministry
Hands for Paws
Heal the Bay Interact Club
STEM
Animal Science Club
Chemistry Club
MakerSpace NINJAS
Robotics
Key Club
Marguerita School Tutoring
Peer Ministry
Ramona Ambassadors
Red Cross Club
VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS
Art Club
Dance Club
Comedy Sportz Film Club
SPECIAL INTEREST
Chess Club
Cosmetology Club
Culinary Club
Fashion Club
Future Business Leaders Club (FBLC)
KWAVE - Korean Culture Club
Marvel Club
Mindfulness Club
Off the Hook Crochet Club
Pep Squad
Ramona Camp
Ramona Radio
Sports Illustrated
TigerTerrace Gardening Club
TrialTiger Club
TNT(Tiger NetworkTelevision)
A RIGOROUS PATH TO COLLEGE SUCCESS
Challenge yourself through a wide array of Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors courses. Explore your interests through various collegelevel courses.
Advanced Placement Courses:
APSeminar
APResearch
APArt and Design (Drawing, 2-D, and 3-D)
APEnglish Language and Composition
APSpanish Language and Culture
APSpanish Literature and Culture
APBiology
APChemistry
APEnvironmental Science
APWorld History
APUnited States History
APGovernment
APCalculusAB
APCalculus BC
APComputer Science Principles
L.A. Community College & Arizona State University Partnership
Interested in starting your college exploration early? Ramona students can also take UC/CSU transferable courses through our academic partners. Expand your knowledge and explore potential careers with courses ranging from Anthropology to Sustainability.
National Recognitions from College Board
APCapstone Diploma™
2024APCSPFemale DiversityAward
2024 Gold Distinction
2023 Platinum Distinction
CULINARY ADVENTURES
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
FIRST AID / CPR
GOURMET LAB: SCIENCE IN THE KITCHEN
HOOKED ON CROCHET
NURSING
OPEN ART STUDIO
COFFEE AND CULTURE IN LOS ANGELES PUZZLES
WILD LA: BACKPACKING AND SURVIVAL SKILLS
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BEYOND THE TEXTBOOK: J-TERM IMMERSION
Take a break from the ordinary with J-Term (January Term), our concentrated January enrichment session. It’s an exciting opportunity to choose from 45 diverse, fun, and creative mini-courses taught by passionate Ramona faculty, accomplished alumnae, and community experts. J-Term is designed to expand your horizons and deepen your passions in topics not covered by the regular curriculum, allowing for hands-on, memorable learning that sparks curiosity and skill-building.
YOUR PATH. YOUR FUTURE. YOUR JOURNEY.
At Ramona, college preparation is more than a process it’s a four-year journey of exploration, self-discovery, and growth. From your first year to graduation, you’ll be guided by dedicated counselors who will help you find the college that best fits your talents, interests, and aspirations.
We also believe that college planning is a family journey Through parent meetings and evening programs, we make sure everyone has the knowledge and confidence to navigate applications, admissions, and financial aid together.
Our College Counseling Program Includes (but not limited to):
One-on-oneAcademic and College Guidance from 9th through 12th Grade
PersonalizedAssistance with CollegeApplications
Evening Programs on CollegeAdmissions and FinancialAid for Every Grade Level
On-Campus College Fairs
East and West Coast CollegeTours forAll G d L l
9th and 10th Grade College FieldTrips to
Guest Speakers and University Represen
MockAdmissions Case Studies
On-Site CollegeAdmissions Interviews
PSATPreparation andAdministration
Frequent Classroom Study Skills Presenta
The Class of 2025 is writing the next chapter of their stories at...
CLASS OF 2025 BY THE NUMBERS
85 Size of the class of 2025 100% 53% Received an admissions offer declared a STEAM major for undergrad
First-generation college students 41% in Merit Scholarships earned $12 million College applications submitted 600
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WHERE CONFIDENCE MEETS COMPETITION
At Ramona, athletics is about more than wins and records—it’s about building confidence, leadership, and lifelong friendships. Whether you’re scoring goals, setting records, or cheering from the sidelines, you’ll find the support and sisterhood that push you to be your best—on and off the field.
Fall: 72 | Winter: 32 | Spring: 64
BE THE CHANGE OUR WORLD NEEDS
Every movement begins with one person ready to make a difference.Through Social Studies, you’ll strengthen your voice, sharpen your thinking, and learn how to participate—and lead—in creating a more just and informed society.
CURRICULUM
Graduation Requirement: 4 years
Pre-AP World History and Geography
Cultural Studies
Modern World History
AP World History
United States History
Sociology
Economics
American Government
AP US Government & Politics
Girls’ school graduates are 10% more likely than coeducated peers to have a political discussion with friends. They also find it essential to keep current with political issues.
Dr. Linda Sax, UCLA, Women Graduates of Single-Sex and Coeducational High Schools: Differences in their Characteristics and the Transition to College
HARVARD MODEL CONGRESS (HMC)
Dive into the world of policymaking at Harvard Model Congress, the nation’s oldest government simulation run by Harvard students. Through spirited debate, collaboration, and hands-on lawmaking, participants tackle today’s most pressing national issues - learning to see them through new and more complex lenses.
CULTURAL STUDIES
In Cultural Studies, students broaden their understanding of the world by exploring the experiences and contributions ofAfricanAmerican, LatinAmerican,AsianAmerican, and IndigenousAmerican communities.Through discussions of history, gender, politics, spirituality, and resistance, they develop the insight and empathy needed to engage thoughtfully in a diverse and interconnected world.
Guest Lecturers:
Dr. Martha González
Scan here to see more Guest Lecturers:
Eric Nusbaum, Author of Stealing Home: Los Angeles, the Dodgers, and the Lives Caught In Between
Propaganda Poet, Activist, Rapper
Artist, Professor, Member of Quetzal
Paula Yoo Author, Screenwriter, Musician
HER PLATFORM, HER CANVAS, HER STORY
ARTISTRY THRIVES IN A SPACE BUILT FOR HER VISION
TheArts are an essential element of a Ramona education. Our classes are practical labs where you will learn technique, apply theories, and develop the analytical skills necessary to grow as an artist or performer. Here, you'll engage in big ideas, create original works, and confidently turn your unique vision into reality.
PERFORMING ARTS
CURRICULUM:
Graduation Requirement: 2 years
You can enhance your love for the arts with the following VAPA opportunities:
Journalism Education Association
Membership
Multimedia and Broadcast contests
Play production curriculum credit
Dance and Theatre Production field trips
Interdisciplinary projects in Science, Math and Visual Arts
Rice Bowl service contributions from Ceramics students
Ceramics and Visual Arts
MakerSpace projects
Advanced artist public installations
Annual Arts Night Showcase
19+ acre campus inspires landscape drawing and painting lessons
Visits from guest conductors
Music and Dance workshops
Dance Club
Music Ministry
ComedySportz Improv Club
Art Contests for Marketing and Public Relations projects
Annual yearbook production
Theatre Productions
Choir and Hand Bell Concerts
Girls’ schools can foster positive outcomes through theatre education, which improves confidence, collaboration, and emotional regulation, according to a Baylor University study and research by the Arts Education Partnership
GIRLS WHO CODE, BUILD, CALCULATE, AND INNOVATE
At Ramona, girls thrive in an environment designed for them—one that sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and champions their voices in fields where women remain underrepresented. Our STEM programs empower students to innovate, experiment, and lead with purpose.
CURRICULUM
Graduation Requirement: 2 years
Biology
Honors Biology
Chemistry
Honors Chemistry
Physics
Honors Physics
F i S i
Our MakerSpace is a collaborative hub where students design, create, and innovate. Through hands-on projects, they connect engineering with other disciplines to solve real-world challenges. From coding and circuitry to 3D printing and laser cutting, students bring their ideas to life—building everything from earthquake-safe prototypes to electric guitars.
All-girl environments with girl-only peers helped build community and increased girls’ self-reported amount of learning. Girls felt they could do computing because there were other girls doing it around them.
- National Center for Women & Information Technology, Girls in IT: The Facts
RAMONA RAMPAGE ROBOTICS TEAM 1159
Guided by innovation, education, and professionalism, award-winning Ramona Rampage,Team 1159, is one of the few allgirls’FIRSTRobotics teams. Founded in 2002, the team now builds and programs robots in dedicated on-campus labs with support from mentors at Caltech, SpaceX, Northrop Grumman, and Boeing.All students are welcome to join and experience the power of collaboration and “gracious professionalism.”
BEYOND THE NUMBERS
AS SEEN ON CBS!
Ramona Rampage was recently featured on Mission Unstoppable - an Emmy-nominated CBS series hosted by Miranda Cosgrove. The show highlights inspiring women in STEM and visited Ramona’s campus to spotlight our students’ innovation and teamwork.
Math at Ramona builds independent thinkers— creative problem solvers with confidence and adaptability. Our courses prepare every student to succeed in college and in an increasingly technical world.
CURRICULUM
Graduation Requirement: 3 years
Algebra I
Honors Algebra I (summer)
Geometry
Honors Geometry
Algebra II/Trig
Honors Algebra II/Trig
PreCalculus
Honors PreCalculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Statistics
Financial Literacy
STUDENT FAVORITES:
Designing and building kites in the MakerSpace in Geometry
The Model City Project
Measuring the restitution of a superball in Algebra II/Trig
READING DEEPLY. WRITING BOLDLY.
THINKING CRITICALLY.
English is much more than a required reading list. Every day, people use language to inform, persuade, and inspire.At Ramona, you’ll learn to read deeply, write thoughtfully, and speak with confidence and clarity. We believe that mastering the English language leads to a deeper understanding of yourself and your place in the world. Here, we don’t just assign it — we teach it.
SIGNATURE PROGRAMS
The AP Capstone Research program, a two course sequence, teaches students how to read academic research before embarking on a year-long independent research project of their own
AP Capstone has allowed me and my cohort to explore the things we ’ re interested in from Taylor Swift to Art History to Politics. We have the agency to create our own project.
Jayden
‘26
The Honors Humanities Symposium is a yearlong project designed to push our strongest, most engaged students towards exploration of and appreciation for the arts. Events have included:
Private showing of “Rent” with USC’s School of Dramatic Arts
William Blake Exhibition at the Getty Academic seminar on “Women in Horror Films”
Documentary screening on the Cultural Impact of Barbie
Exclusive “behind the scenes”
production workshop for our spring musical
CURRICULUM:
Graduation Requirement: 4 years plus one semester of Speech and Communication
Writing and Analytical Reading | Honors Writing and Analytical Reading | British Literature | Honors British Literature | American Literature | AP English Language and Composition | Culture, Identity, and Los Angeles Speech and Communication
BUILDING GLOBAL COMMUNICATORS
Prepare to be immersed in language and culture as you learn to communicate confidently in real-world situations.Through listening, speaking, reading, and writing, you’ll discover how learning another language opens doors to new perspectives and global opportunities.At Ramona, you won’t just study language — you’ll live it, as you grow into a true citizen of the world.
CURRICULUM:
Graduation Requirement: 2 years
American Sign Language I, II, III
Spanish I, II, III
AP Spanish Language and Culture
AP Spanish Literature and Culture
LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Extend your studies through hands-on experiences and cultural exploration.
HALAS (Hispanic and LatinAmerican Society)
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration: music, dance, food, and student-led presentations
ASLClub
ASLFaith Integration
Cultural FieldTrips
Guest Speakers
Immersion Days: “Deaf Culture Day” (no voice) and “Spanish-Only Day” with themed activities
Interdisciplinary Projects: Combine language learning with history, art, and social justice themes
Film Series: Screenings of Spanish and Deaf cinema with reflection discussions
BUILDING BALANCE FOR LIFE
CURRICUL
Graduation R
Health and W
Health & Wellness, an integrated course in our 9th-grade curriculum lays the groundwork for a healthy, active life.You’ll build personal fitness, learn healthy habits, and explore the connection between physical and emotional well-being — preparing you to thrive for life.
ROOTED IN FAITH, GROWING IN VIRTUE
CATHOLIC 89% CATHOLIC 11% OTHER FAITHS 11% OTHER FAITHS
Ramona’sTheology and Campus Ministry programs help students see faith as a living part of who they are. Guided by Catholic teaching and open to all faith traditions, students are invited to encounter God not just in the classroom, but in their families, friendships, and communities. Through reflection and real-life experience, they develop a moral compass grounded in Gospel values and strengthened by personal growth.
CURRICULUM
Graduation Requirement: 4 years
Theology 9: Scripture Values
Theology 10: Church and Sacraments
Theology 11: Christian Morality and Social Justice
Theology 12: Comparative Theology
“We believe that God is good, and we honor God’s goodness by creating a welcoming place for people to explore and express their faith.” - from “What Makes an SNJM School SNJM
SERVICE: Tigers love to serve their community! Through service, Ramona students contribute to the lives of others. They discover they have the power to change the world around them while developing compassion and character. Students complete between 6 and 12 service hours (and much more) each semester. Service hours are recorded through a digital database.
LITURGIES:
All Liturgies are led by students in collaboration with Peer Ministry and Music Ministry NOTABLE PROJECTS:
Capstone project of student interest that finds basis in comparative theological analysis
Design and lead a themed prayer service
Debate on the morality of current events MAKERSPACE COLLABORATION:
Windows of Faith -ASacramental Reflection GUEST SPEAKERS:
Leaders of Faith
Auschwitz Legacy Fellow
Building Healthy Relationships – Long Beach Women’s Center
LITERARY EXPLORATION:
Across a Hundred Mountains by Reyna Grande Hidden Girl by Shyima Hall
ALong Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park FIELD TRIP:
Museum of Tolerance
World Religions field trips to houses of worship
FAITH. FRIENDSHIP. RENEWAL. FAITH. FRIENDSHIP. RENEWAL.
Our annual retreats invite students to pause, listen, and grow. Guided by student leaders and the Campus Ministry team, each retreat nurtures reflection, fosters authentic connections, and inspires action rooted in faith and compassion. These moments away strengthen hearts, minds, and the bonds that make Ramona a true sisterhood.
ANNUAL RETREATS FOR ALL STUDENTS!
Freshman Retreat
On campus, overnight
Sophomore Retreat
On or off campus, day long
Junior Retreat
On or off campus, day long
Senior KAIROS Retreat
Off campus, four days/three nights
VOICES FOR JUSTICE. HEARTS FOR CHANGE.
Social justice is woven into every part of a Ramona education. Through study students learn to recognize injustice, use their voices for good, and make a lasting impact in their communities and beyond.
Students explore and analyze three SNJM Corporate Stands:Against HumanTrafficking, WaterAsAHuman Right, Rights for Immigrants and Refugees
We conserve resources by filling our own wa fresh, free, cold, filtered water from our fount buying bottled water
Peer ministry partners with Catholic Relief S humanitarian work overseas in vulnerable co
We participate in a school-wide service day
We collect food and toys for our annual drive
We bring speakers and authors to campus to students on social justice issues.
TIGER STUDIOS:
WHERE STUDENT VOICES SHINE
AtTiger Studios, students take the lead—writing, filming, editing, and producing content that informs and inspires. Opened in spring 2025, this state-of-the-art studio features professional equipment and an inviting space where imagination meets innovation. Whether hosting the daily news or recording a podcast, students learn to speak up and share their voices with confidence.
BROADCASTING
Our new broadcasting studio gives students hands-on experience behind and in front of the camera. With a professional news desk, advanced lighting, and high-quality equipment,
JOURNALISM
In Journalism class, students learn to tell real stories with accuracy, creativity, and purpose. Through hands-on experience in writing, editing, interviewing, and digital production, they develop the skills to produce compelling content for print and broadcast—preparing them for the fast-paced world of modern media.
RAMONA RECORDS
Through Ramona Records, students mix creativity with technology as they explore the world of sound editing. Through hands-on workshops, they learn to use professional equipment and software to record, edit, and produce their own audio projects—turning fresh ideas into polished sound.
PODCASTING
Our new podcast space gives students the tools to amplify their voices and share stories from every corner of Ramona. From hosting to sound engineering, Podcast Club members create original content on pop culture, music, and campus life—including the fan-favorite “Teeny Desk” segment performances.
CO-ED SU
THE BEST DAYS OF SUMMER START AT RAMONA
Experience the best of Ramona in our co-ed summer programs! Students explore their interests through active, hands-on learning in art studios, computer labs, kitchens, and classrooms throughout our 19-acre campus. With classes ranging from academic enrichment to creative and athletic pursuits—including math, cooking, digital design, creative writing, guitar, and sports like volleyball and archery—there’s something for every learner to enjoy.
JUNIOR HIGH EMERGING LEADERS SEMINAR
At Ramona, we believe every young woman has the potential to be an open-hearted, effective leader The Emerging Leaders Seminar welcomes girls entering 7th or 8th grade to sharpen their listening, speaking, and collaboration skills while connecting with like-minded peers under the guidance of Ramona teachers and student leaders.
Thanks to a generous grant from the Sisters of the Holy Names Incorporated Province Ministries, all students accepted into the program receive a full scholarship. Nominations are now open—contact Mr Alberto Chavarria, Principal, at achavarria@ramonaconvent.org to recommend a young woman for this remarkable leadership opportunity.
CHEER CAMP
Get ready to ROAR with spirit! Ramona’sTiger Cub Cheer Camp welcomes rising 5th–8th graders for a summer full of energy, teamwork, and school pride. Incoming and current Ramona students will learn cheers, routines, and leadership skills while having a blast with friends. Don’t miss this chance to be part of the excitement and join Ramona Tiger Cheer!
SUMMER CAMP
Asummer of fun, creativity, and adventure awaits! For girls and boys entering K–6, campers rotate through arts & crafts, music, dance, sports, outdoor adventures, and more—all themed for a new experience each week. Play, create, and make memories that last!
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SUMMER PROGRAMS
START YOUR JOURNEY AT RAMONA!
Are you ready to explore Ramona? We encourage you to visit us to experience our welcoming community! Schedule a personal tour, attend one of our manyAdmissions events, and apply today!
Create an account in FACTS and submit your application forms and fee ($100). The application deadline for the 2026-2027 school year is Wednesday, January 21, 2026.
Submit a copy of the “ParentAuthorization for Release of School Records” to your current school and request a recommendation from your Math and/or English teacher electronically through the admissions portal in FACTS.
Apply for a merit-based scholarship (optional) through the admissions portal in FACTS.
Students who apply for a merit-based scholarship are required to complete an inperson essay at Ramona on January 31, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. The deadline to apply for a merit-based scholarship is January 21, 2026.
Take the HSPTat Ramona Convent on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. Students must complete the HSPT at Ramona Convent to qualify for a merit-based scholarships and/or the Military, First Responder, and Medical Professionals Grant.
Notification of admissions decisions will be mailed on March 6, 2026.
RamonaConvent.org/apply
$1.4 million
in Need-Based Tuition Assistance awarded in the 2025-2026 school year.
$227,000
in Merit Awards and First Reponder/Military Grants awarded in the 2025-2026 school year
of our student body received need-based tuition assistance in the 2025-2026 school year. 64%
2025-2026 SchoolYear Tuition Grades 9 to 11:
Enrollment Fee: $800 (early bird discount of $50 applies if paid by the due date)
* Fees included in the tuition cover a yearbook, retreats, and technology
Important Dates:
Merit-Based ScholarshipApplication Deadline: January 21, 2026
TuitionAssistanceApplication Deadline for New Students: February 13, 2026
AFFORDING RAMONA
ARamona Convent education is an investment that lasts a lifetime. We’re proud to offer a need-based tuition assistance program, merit scholarships, and grants to ensure tuition is affordable for families.
RamonaConvent.org/TuitionAssistanceFAQ
Ramona Convent uses the services of FACTS, an online evaluation company, in order to have a fair and standard method for determining financial need. FACTS applies a consistent and equitable formula to calculate a family's ability to pay.This formula considers income, assets, liabilities and family size
ADMISSIONS DATES TO REMEMBER
NOVEMBER
4 - Half-Day Visit for future Tigers 16 - Open House
DECEMBER
6 - HSPT Diagnostic (Practice Exam)
10 - Half-Day Visit for future Tigers
JANUARY
2 - Tuition Assistance website opens (FACTS)
3, 10, & 17 - HSPT Prep Boot Camp
21 - Half-Day Visit for future Tigers
21 - ADMISSIONS APPLICATION DEADLINE
21 - MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE
22 - Junior High Math Tutoring / HSPT Prep 24 - HSPT & Tuition Assistance Workshop
28 - Admissions interviews for applicants & families
31 - In-Person Essay for Merit-Based Scholarship Applicants
FEBRUARY
3 & 5 - Admission interviews for applicants & families 13 - Tuition Assistance deadline for new students 22 - Applicants’ Tea Party
MARCH
6 - Admission & Tuition Assistance decision letters mailed 12 - New Student Welcome Night Rose Ceremony 30 - Algebra/Spanish Proficiency Exam & Blazer fitting
APRIL
1 - Algebra/Spanish Proficiency Exam & Blazer fitting
29 - New Family Ice Cream Social
MAY 22 - Ramona Challenge
JUNE
15 - 18 - Emerging Leaders Camp for rising 7th & 8th graders 22 - Summer School begins