2020-2021 CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GUIDE

The Archdiocese of Detroit guide for families exploring Catholic high schools LETTER FROM THE AOD

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT DEPARTMENT OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

October 2020

Dear Prospective Parents and Students,

Archbishop Vigneron and I are pleased to share this guide to our excellent Catholic high schools here in the Archdiocese of Detroit. We encourage you to look at the profiles for each high school in this book and visit their websites to learn more about those that interest you.

Students in our Catholic high schools acquire the tools to seek wisdom and truth, the discipline to achieve academic excellence, and the capability to transform and enrich the world with the light of Christ’s Gospel. Our schools equip our students well for this world in so many other ways as well:

Catholic high school graduates are seven times more likely to practice their faith as adults. Catholic high school graduates earn 14% more than their public or charter peers. Children of color that graduate from Catholic high school are 2.4 times more likely to graduate from college than their public or charter peers.

Recognizing that Catholic schools are the premier teaching center of the Church, Archbishop Vigneron and I invite you to explore our Catholic high schools on the pages that follow. For well over 150 years, the Catholic Church in the United States has been blessed to offer Catholic education as a force for change in society and for growth in the Church. We hope that you choose to attend one of our Catholic high and become part of this proud and prominent tradition.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Kevin D. Kijewski, J.D. Superintendent of Catholic Schools GET STARTED!

Visit www.detroitcatholicschools.org to view a map of the school locations and admissions contact information.

Step 1: Research Your Options View the profiles for each school in this book, and visit their websites to learn more about the schools that interest you.

Step 2: Contact The Schools Each school has a dedicated admissions office to help you through the process. Their contact information is included in this book. They will be your main source of information as you explore their school.

Step 3: Visit Find a way to get on campus - take a tour or go to an event!

Step 4: Apply Submit an application to your school(s) of choice, making sure that you are following any deadlines. Most schools ask for a completed application by mid-December.

Step 5: Research Tuition Assistance The Archdiocese of Detroit offers tuition assistance, and applications are available at aod.org. Most Catholic high schools offer scholarships and financial aid to families. Contact the schools directly to learn exactly what options you have. Talk to the school! The earlier you have the conversation, the more options the school will have available to help! ALL-FEMALE SCHOOLS

Academy of the Sacred Heart Marian High School Mercy High School Regina High School St. Catherine of Siena Academy ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART 1250 KENSINGTON ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48304 | WWW.ASHMI.ORG | 248-646-8900

Established in 1851, ASH is 's oldest independent school offering a Catholic, college-preparatory education to high school girls of many faiths and cultures. A strong curriculum with Advanced Placement courses, independent study opportunities, a supportive and personalized mentor relationship and exciting experiential programs form the structure of the Upper School experience at the Academy of the Sacred Heart.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 80 (All-Female) Rose Hacker, Director of Enrollment Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: Rolling 248-646-8900, ext. 129 Scholarships Offered: Yes Sue Spangler, Enrollment Associate Scholarship Deadline: Rolling but recommended to apply [email protected] as early as possible. 248-646-8900, ext. 131 Admission Requirements: Application Visit Essay 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: Rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Students develop a personal and active faith in God (Goal I). Sacred spaces are available for student reflection, regardless of religious affiliation; in fact, the Academy of the Sacred Heart has often been called "a Catholic school for children of all faiths." In addition to the religion instruction offered at every level, opportunities for spiritual growth abound, ranging from formal all-school liturgies to prayer services and daily espacio, a time for silent reflection throughout the building. A theology course is required annually and weekly service is part of the Upper School schedule.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: In addition to AP courses offered on campus, Sophie Connect AP classes are available online. Sophie Connect AP courses are planned and taught by educators in the Network of Sacred Schools and include AP Comparative Government & Politics, AP Computer Science, AP Human Geography, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, AP Psychology, and AP Statistics. Each year every student in the Upper School participates in an 8-day experiential learning opportunity created by the faculty. Using the lens of the Goals and Criteria, students gain awareness of the world around them.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Swimming, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Figure Skating, Ice Hockey, Pom/Dance, Skiing, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis.

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Student Government, Service and Social Justice, The Green Team, Phenomenal Healthy Women, Birthday Bash, ASH Ambassadors, National Honor Society, Model United Nations, Lincoln Douglas Debate, Forensics, Theater. MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL 7225 LAHSER ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48301 | MARIAN-HS.ORG | 248-502-3033

Marian is a Catholic college preparatory school for young women, sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. In this nurturing environment, you’ll find your strengths, rise to challenges and grow in faith. Marian offers academic rigor, exceptional athletics and a strong foundation for your future. The mission of Marian is to ensure, within a Christian environment, an excellent education built on a strong academic curriculum, which will enable young women to value human diversity and live responsible lives of leadership and action based on gospel values.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 400 (All-Female) Tina Malloy Pedersen '96 - Director of Admission Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: March 248-502-3033 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: Thursday, December 3 Admission Requirements: Application 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Essay Student Profile Form Application Deadline: December 3

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Marian is a Catholic school that welcomes students of all faiths, and offers experiences that support students in their spiritual growth while engaging them in leadership and service both in school and the community. All students take four years of Theology, complete Marian Acts in Christian Service (MACS), and participate in two annual class retreats. Many are actively involved in writing daily prayers, planning school liturgies (offered weekly), organizing outreach projects, completing community service hours well beyond the required MACS, and serving on Marian mission trips.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: All students have access to Marian's Academic Coaching Center (ACC), staffed by a rotation of certified faculty members. The ACC is open throughout the school day and after school for academic support. Marian challenges motivated and academically talented students by offering 21 honors and 16 Advanced Placement courses. AP courses are offered in the following disciplines: English, mathematics, science, social studies, modern language and fine arts.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Basketball, Bowling, Competitive Dance, Cross Country, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Figure Skating, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Sailing, Soccer, Softball, Skiing, Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Intramural Sports

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Ambassador Club, Big Sis + Little Sis, Broadcasting Club, BEAM&R, Diversity Matters, Forensic Science Team, Forensics Team, Friends of the Earth, Honor Code Committee, International Thespian Society, LIFE, Liturgical Choir, Marian Book Club, Marian Medical Club, Marian Melodies, Marian Rice Players, Model United Nations, Modern Language Honor Societies, National Art Honor Society, National Honor Society, Pastoral Team, Political Discussion Club, Project Care, Robotics, SADD, Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Club (STEM), Tri-M Music Honor Society MERCY HIGH SCHOOL 29300 W. ELEVEN MILE RD., FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48336 | MHSMI.ORG | 248-476-2484

Mercy High School, a Catholic college preparatory school immersed in the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy, educates and inspires young women of diverse backgrounds to lead and serve with compassion. Rooted in faith, tradition, academic excellence and sisterhood since 1945, Mercy is an innovative learning community with committed educators and engaged students who live out the values of Human Dignity, Justice, Service, Option for the Poor & Mercy. Mercy is a member of Mercy Education System of the Americas, an Apple Distinguished School, and boasts 16,000+ Alumnae: Women Who Make a Difference.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 655 (All-Female) Amy Sill Iacobell '93 & Kelly Stirling McSweeney '93 Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: April 30, then rolling 248-476-2484 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: December 18 Admission Requirements: Application Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores School and Student Profile Sheet Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: The four-year curriculum in Religious Studies provides a solid Catholic foundation with an emphasis on morality, theology, and scripture. Beyond the classroom, Mercy offers students many opportunities to deepen their faith. The mission of our Campus Ministry is to strengthen the spirituality of the student body through daily prayer, Mass, retreats each year, prayer services, service projects, and special traditional Mercy celebrations. The Mercy Community Action Program encourages a commitment to the community. Students are required to complete 40 hours of community service over four years.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Mercy offers a comprehensive college prep curriculum with 13 AP and 14 Honors courses and Lawrence Tech dual enrollment. Students utilize an iPad and take iExplore to learn multimedia skills, work in groups, conduct research and prepare for the collaborative, dynamic nature of college and professional careers. Academic amenities: three computer labs; specialty labs for science, world language, digital design; and a robust Robotics Center. Academic Mentoring & Educational Support Program includes two full-time professionals committed to creating an inclusive academic learning environment.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Basketball, Boardercross, Bowling, Cross Country, Dance, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Figure Skating, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Pompon, Sailing, Skiing, Soccer, Softball, Swim/Dive, Tennis, Track/Field, Volleyball

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Animal Rights, Archery, Art, BASE, Business Professionals of America, CyberPatriots, Debate, Fall Play, FEMClub, Fishbowl Spirit, Forensics, French, FHS, GREEN, Gritty Games, Healthy Habits, HOSA, Human Relations Council, International Thespian Society, iWizards, Junior Classical League, Kindness, Gospel Choir, Mercy Works, Mock Trial, Model United Nations, National Honor Society, Peace, Peer 2 Peer, Pro-Life, Quiz Bowl, Red Cross, Robotics, Science, SHS, Spirit Choir, Spring Musical, Student Government, Table Tennis, Team One Love, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Youth Mercy Associates REGINA HIGH SCHOOL 13900 MASONIC BLVD, WARREN, MI 48088 | WWW.REGINAHS.COM | 586-585-0500

Regina High School is a Catholic, college-preparatory school. As a single-gender school, we create a safe learning environment where students grow in self, ability, and purpose. Through our commitment to academic excellence, spiritual growth, and personal development, students expand their intellectual knowledge, form a closer relationship with God, and explore individual talents and interests. Self-assured and confident, Regina graduates are successful because they are prepared to respond to the challenges of today's world and empowered to be strong leaders in the global society of the future.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 275 (All-Female) Alison Batt, Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: February 12; See website for details 586-585-0500 ext. 230 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: December 5; See website for details Admission Requirements: Application Teacher Recommendation(s) Entrance Test (ONLY for Scholarship/Honors Placement) Application Deadline: January 15

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: The Theology program at Regina High School merges intellectual, active, and intrapersonal elements of faith formation. Students at Regina become Christ for others through community service and outreach experiences that reinforce the value of our Christian mission. Frequent opportunities for personal prayer, communal worship, and meaningful retreats further nurture each student’s personal relationship with God. The spiritual foundation developed while at Regina provides an ethical framework for students' choices and actions as Franciscan stewards of all elements of God’s creation.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Regina offers a full range of college-prep courses designed to deepen curiosity, improve critical-thinking skills, inspire creativity, and appeal to a variety of student interests. Regina’s STEM program encourages students to develop and apply scientific and technological knowledge and skills across disciplines through inquiry and authentic engagement. Our rigorous curriculum includes 10 honors and 8 AP courses to further challenge students and prepare for them for the academic tasks of college. Online learning classes and dual college enrollment expand a student’s potential course choices.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Cross Country, Dance/Pom, Field Hockey, Golf, Swim/Dive, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Book Club, Choral Ensemble, Diversity Council, Drama Club, Media Production, RHS Ambassadors, Robotics, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Science Olympiad, St. Clare Franciscan Society, Save the Animals Now from Devastation, Student Council, World Culture Club, Yearbook, Eucharistic Ministry, Peer Ministry, National Honor Society ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA ACADEMY 28200 NAPIER ROAD, WIXOM, MI 48393 | SAINTCATHERINEACADEMY.ORG | 248-946-4848

St. Catherine Academy is a Catholic all-girls college preparatory school located in Wixom. Opening in 2010, we have grown in number and academic excellence in an authentically Catholic environment. Our mission is to educate young women to develop their feminine genius — their unique dignity, identity, and gifts as women created in the image of God. We form the whole woman through faith, reason, leadership, and sisterhood flowing from God-given direction and inspiration from the virtuous life of our patroness, St. Catherine of Siena, allowing us to send graduates out to set the world ablaze!

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 251 (All-Female) Tiffany Tatman - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: January 29, then rolling 248-946-4848 ext 132 Scholarships Offered: Yes Amy Beers - Mission Advancement Deadline: January 29, then rolling [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-946-4848 ext 124 Application Visit Essay Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Entrance Test (All applicants, for scholarship and general placement) Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Faith formation is essential at St. Catherine. The spiritual life of our STARS is directed toward nurturing her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Theology is required all four years, with an additional credit of philosophy taken in the junior or senior year. Daily Mass immediately before lunch is an integral part of our day, providing a peaceful and prayerful time and space in which to celebrate the Eucharist together. Campus ministry and faith formation highlights include: annual retreats, spiritual direction, morning prayer, adoration, pilgrimages, mission trips, and service projects.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: We offer our students a comprehensive and rigorous college preparatory curriculum, including a full array of Honors and Advanced Placement courses. A hallmark of our program is the utilization of the Harkness method, a student-centered, discussion-based format, similar in nature to Socratic teaching. The study of Latin and Philosophy provide the foundation around which the core academic courses are built. Electives are offered in all disciplines. We offer an intensive science program which includes a pre-medicine internship opportunity for students who meet the academic requirements.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Fall Sports: Cross Country, Pom Pon/Dance, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Golf Winter Sports: Basketball, Competitive Cheer, Ice Hockey, Pom Pon/Dance, Skiing/Snowboarding Spring Sports: Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field, Lacrosse

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Ambassadors Club, CASA, Debate Club, DECA (business), Diving Deeper (Bible study), Environmental Club, Gianna Molla (pro-life), HOSA (future health professionals), Latin Club, National Honor Society, Photography Club, Robotics Team, SCA Praise (praise band), SCA Times (newspaper), Spirit Club, Tabletop (board games), and Visual Arts Club (movies). Clubs are generated on an annual basis, driven by student interest. ALL-MALE SCHOOLS

Brother Rice High School De La Salle Collegiate Detroit Catholic Central High School Loyola High School University of Detroit Jesuit High School BROTHER RICE HIGH SCHOOL 7101 LAHSER ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48301 | BRRICE.EDU | 248-833-2020

Brother Rice High School is a Catholic College Preparatory School for young men. Inspired by the Essential Elements of a Christian Brother Education, the school fosters the spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and physical development of its students. The Brother Rice community promotes excellence through an environment conducive to lifelong personal growth, responsible moral choices, and critical thinking.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 525 (All-Male) Katie Navock - Director of Enrollment Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: Rolling 248-833-2020 Scholarships Offered: Yes Adam Korzeniewski - Associate Director of Enrollment Scholarship Deadline: Rolling [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-833-2020 Application Nina Jennings - Enrollment Specialist Interview [email protected] Teacher Recommendation(s) 248-833-2020 Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Entrance Test (All Applicants) Application Deadline: Rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Brother Rice High School is a Catholic community of faith. Students are required to take a theology course every year at Brother Rice. All students are required to perform 20 hours of service to the community each year. Students are encouraged to become involved with the spiritual life of the school community such as assisting at all-school liturgies as altar servers and lectors, being trained as a Minister of Communion for school masses, serving as a student leader on Kairos, being a member of the Blessed Edmund Rice Service Corps, leading Middle School and Elementary School Retreats.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Brother Rice offers 38 Honors & AP Courses. The Band of Brothers is a schoolwide system that helps create leadership opportunities as well as growth in camaraderie across class lines. The students involved aspire to grow their Character to match-up with what the 4 pillars of the Band of Brothers stand for: R=Respect, I=Integrity, C=Character, E=Excellence.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Football, Soccer, Tennis, Cross Country, Basketball, Wrestling, Swimming & Diving, Skiing, Hockey, Bowling, Lacrosse, Baseball, Track, Golf

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: eSports Team, Debate, Model UN, Robotics, SADD, Marian/Rice Players, BEAM&R (Business Club), Sailing, Chess Club, Intramurals, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Latin Honor Society, Broadcasting Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Politics Club, Warriors for Life, Quiz Bowl, Stock Market Club, Choir with Marian, Blessed Edmund Rice Service Corps DE LA SALLE COLLEGIATE 14600 COMMON ROAD, WARREN, MI 48088 | WWW.DELASALLEHS.COM | 586-778-2207

De La Salle Collegiate is dedicated to the Lasallian Catholic education of its diverse students, including the poor and disadvantaged. We are a college-preparatory school inspired by the spirit and tradition of St. John Baptist de La Salle, where learning takes place in the presence of God. Each student is encouraged to develop his faith, character, intellect, and morality. This mission is embodied in the school's motto: "Builders of Boys. Makers of Men."

FAST FACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 602 (All-Male) ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: Financial Aid Offered: Yes Kevin Fitzhenry '03 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Deadline: March 1, then rolling [email protected] Scholarships Offered: Yes 586-541-6210 Scholarship Deadline: March 1, then rolling Zack Issa '09 - Associate Director of Admissions Admission Requirements: [email protected] Application 586-541-6262 Teacher Recommendation(s) Angie Aldini - Admissions Office Manager Discipline Release [email protected] 7th/8th Grade Report Cards 586-541-6220 Standardized Test Scores Entrance Test (ONLY for Scholarship/Honors Placement) Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Our Theology Department seeks to both catechize and evangelize our students in order to foster within them the life of Christ-like virtue and a deep knowledge of the truths of the faith. We offer weekly mass, attend an all-school mass once a month, and the boys have several retreat and community service opportunities, including Kairos retreat twice a year. We strive to foster an environment of faith that produces a reciprocal respect among all persons in the community and to establish an atmosphere in which community members may openly bear witness to the Gospel values.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: 14 Honors, 13 AP, 13 IB courses as well as dual enrollment opportunities are available. We are one of three private schools in Michigan to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, recognized as the most challenging and respected pre-university course of study anywhere in the world. It helps students develop the cognitive tools needed for success in an increasingly interconnected, global world. Our rigorous academic programs, combined with the spiritual, moral, physical, and social programs help form well-rounded young men prepared for college and beyond in the Lasallian tradition.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swim and Dive, Tennis, Track and Field, Wrestling.

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Archery Club, Beginning Band, Broadcasting Club, Campus Ministry, Concert Band, DECA, FIRST Robotics, IM Sports (Basketball, Dodgeball, Fishing, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Table Tennis), Jazz Band, LINK Crew, Marching Band, Medical Professionals, Men's Chorus, Military History Club, Mock Trial, Model United Nations, NHS, N.E.R.D.S. Club, Paintball, Powerlifting, SAVE, School Newspaper, Science Olympiad, Show Choir, Ski & Snowboard Club, Sportsmen's Club, Stock Market Club, Student Council, Wig and Mask Society (Drama Club), World Culture Club, Yearbook. DETROIT CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 27225 WIXOM RD, NOVI, MI 48374 | CATHOLICCENTRAL.NET | 248-596-3810

Under the direction of the Basilian Fathers, Catholic Central has been teaching young men Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge since 1928. We work with parents to provide a safe and challenging environment where mutual respect and high expectations are maintained through the active engagement of students in the learning process. Our academics are complemented by our co-curriculars, and we have a 100% college acceptance rate with recent alumni at 40 of the top 50 colleges in the US. Our bus system and tuition assistance help keep us accessible for all families who want a CC experience.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 940 (All-Male) Jake Marmul '07 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: January 1, then rolling 248-596-3874 Scholarships Offered: Yes David Sofran - Admissions Enrollment Manager Scholarship Deadline: January 1, then rolling [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-596-3876 Application Kevin Glenn - Community Outreach Manager Interview [email protected] 7th/8th Grade Report Cards 248-596-3878 Standardized Test Scores Teacher Recommendation Discipline Release Entrance Test (ONLY for scholarship/honors placement) Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Jesus Christ is the reason for Catholic Central. We offer optional daily Mass in our Chapel and celebrate All-School Mass monthly. Our engaging Theology curriculum, daily prayer, Rosaries, Holy Hours, and community service reinforce the importance of living our shared faith. Annual retreats and optional Kairos for our juniors and seniors offer additional reflection time for our students. We cannot force your son to believe, but we can provide strong role models, opportunity, encouragement, and support for your son along his faith journey so that it will continue after his graduation.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: 14 AP, 17 Honors Classes, and dual enrollment opportunities allow students to challenge themselves at a very high level. Our Learning Strategies Center with two full-time professionals offers support to students who need additional Academic resources. Peer and Faculty tutoring is also available for those students who seek additional help.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Baseball, Basketball, Boardercross, Bowling, Cross Country, ESports, Football, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Rugby, Skiing, Soccer, Strength Training (Mercy Elite), Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Wrestling, Intramural Sports

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Academic Team, Art Club, Backpacking Club, Broadcast Club, Chess Club, Cinema Club, Drama Club, FCA, Finance Club, Forensics, French Club, HOSA, Irish Heritage Club, Latin Club, March for Life, Mock Trial, Mission Trips Club, Monogram "Spirit" Club, Mountain Biking Club, Multicultural Club, National Honor Society, Outdoors Club (Archery, Fly Fishing, Skeet Shooting), Paintball Club, Photography Club, Poetry Out Loud, Robotics (FIRST and VEX), STEM Club, Shamrock LEAD, Shamrock Voice (Politics), Shamrocks for Veterans, Spanish Honor Society, Spectrum (Newspaper), Student Council, Yearbook Club LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL 15325 PINEHURST, DETROIT, MI 48238 | WWW.LOYOLAHSDETROIT.ORG | 313-861-2407

Loyola High School is an all-male Catholic high school run in the Jesuit tradition; nurtured in a culture of hope and academic success, drawing upon the experience and expertise of over 450 years of Jesuit education. The Loyola philosophy of education is to enhance and enrich the mind, heart, body, and spirit. We seek to graduate young men who are prepared for the next stage of formal education – college, university, or skilled trades program – and who will give back to the community as “Men for Others.”

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 140 (All-Male) Paul Davis '11 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: July 1 313-861-2407 ext. 110 Scholarships Offered: No Admission Requirements: Application Interview Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Application Deadline: January 1

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Morning Prayer is held everyday at 8:00 a.m. involving all students and staff. Together, we build upon our faith, and strengthen our connection to Christ. Each grade level celebrates the Eucharist as a class once a month. Daily Mass is available for the entire school community on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays each week. Every grade level participates in a retreat each year, which allows time for reflection and spiritual development. The goals of a Jesuit education are to be Loving, Religious, Open to Growth, Intellectually Competent, & Committed to Doing Justice.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: One of the unique aspects of a Loyola education is that all 11th & 12 grade students participate in our Loyola Work Experience Program (LWEP). Since 2003, students in this program spend one day per week in the offices of our work partners gaining practical, real-world work experience that will help them find success beyond their academic studies. Loyola currently has over twenty LWEP sponsors, including companies such as: Ford Motor Company, William H. Beaumont Health System, IHS Markit and DTE Energy. Dual enrollment through the University of Detroit Mercy.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Football, Basketball, Rugby, Baseball, Track & Field, Cross Country, Bowling, Swimming

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Debate, Robotics, Art Club, Student Senate, National Honor Society UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 8400 S. CAMBRIDGE AVENUE, DETROIT, MI 48221 | WWW.UOFDJESUIT.ORG | 313-862-5400

Since 1877, U of D Jesuit has been providing a rigorous, college preparatory education to young men from across southeast Michigan. U of D Jesuit continues to enroll ambitious young men and encourages them to reach their full potential and strive for more, known as Magis in the great Jesuit tradition. A Jesuit education focuses on the development of each student academically, physically, spiritually and emotionally.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 730 (All-Male) Pat Donnelly - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: November 1, then rolling 313-927-2309 Scholarships Offered: Yes Blair Ramsey '09 - Asst. Director of Admissions & Deadline: Merit Scholarship Exam must be taken Retention Coordinator Admission Requirements: [email protected] Application 313-927-2329 Teacher Recommendation(s) Sharon Morey - Assistant Admission Director 7th/8th Grade Report Cards [email protected] Standardized Test Scores 313-927-2307 Application Deadline: December 31, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: UDJ students are required to take Theology every semester. All courses are centered in Christ and experienced through the Ignatian charisms of living all aspects of life For the Greater Glory of God (AMDG) as Men for Others. Beyond traditional Theology courses, UDJ also offers twelve electives for juniors and seniors that meet them where they are while inviting them to Find God in All Things. All Theology courses use and promote critical thinking as the pathway to knowledge and truth.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: In addition to 14 A.P. and a large number of honors courses, University of Detroit Jesuit High School offers dual enrollment in a college or university and the Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute (AVLI). Dual enrollment allows students in grades 9 - 12 to take courses (including online) at Michigan public or private colleges or universities. If the student qualifies, tuition, fees, and books are paid for by the State of Michigan. Any portion not covered by the State of Michigan is the responsibility of the student’s family.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Football, Soccer, Cross Country, Tennis, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Swimming/Diving, Bowling, Wrestling, Skiing, Baseball, Lacrosse, Track & Field, Golf

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: 50 various clubs in the high school CO-EDUCATIONAL AND CO-DIVISIONAL SCHOOLS

Austin Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Bishop Foley Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Cardinal Mooney High School (Co-Educational) Detroit Cristo Rey High School (Co-Educational) Divine Child High School (Co-Educational) Everest Collegiate High School & Academy (Co-Divisional) Father Gabriel Richard High School (Co-Educational) Gabriel Richard Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Notre Dame Preparatory School (Co-Educational) Orchard Lake St. Mary's Preparatory (Co-Divisional) Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School (Co-Educational) Shrine Catholic High School (Co-Educational) St. Frances Cabrini High School (Co-Educational) St. Mary Catholic Central High School (Co-Educational) AUSTIN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 25925 23 MILE RD., CHESTERFIELD, MI 48051 | WWW.AUSTINCATHOLICHIGHSCHOOL.ORG | 586-200-0143

We are a co-ed comprehensive high school serving students of all faiths in northern Macomb County. Driven by Augustinian core values of truth, unity, and love, Austin empowers students spiritually, morally, intellectually, and physically for college and career. A vibrant student experience with athletics, clubs, retreats and service inspires self-worth and motivates leadership. Qualified and dedicated staff with small classes allow for every student to be a name and not a number. Boasting a 100% college acceptance rate, Austin grads have minds to lead, hands to serve, and hearts to love.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 100 (Co-Educational) Amy LaPerre - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: April 30, then rolling 586-200-0143 ext. 201 Scholarships Offered: Yes Scholarship Deadline: January 8 Admission Requirements: Application Visit Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Entrance Test (ONLY for Scholarship/Honors Placement) Application Deadline: January 8, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Our Catholic Identity is not an afterthought - it is prevalent in all that we do every day. Mass is celebrated three times a week and additional prayer and liturgical programs are offered weekly. Retreats are central to our faith formation with at least two retreats per grade annually including Kairos. True to our Augustinian mission, establishing a lifelong commitment and passion for service to others requires a student to earn 100 hours of individual and group service for graduation. Seniors must also complete the Social Justice Caritas Project.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: We prepare students with not only knowledge, but to also think critically and produce creatively. With advanced options and remedial/support courses, we meet all student’s needs. A.P., Dual Enrollment, on-line and CTE courses are available. Our integrated STEAM program goes beyond STEM and fully embraces the arts. With new science/tech labs, a full arts curriculum, and team-taught classes, students can experience both creativity and inquiry. The “Seminar” focuses on college readiness and test prep. Students enroll in 7 or 8 classes in a block schedule. Average class size is 18 students.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Cross Country, Track & Field, Golf, Bowling Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Soccer, Cross Country, Track & Field, Golf, Bowling

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Ambassador Program, Student Government, Forensics, Robotics, Drama, Book Club, Archery, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Gaming/Esports Club, Worship Team, S.A.V.I. Representatives BISHOP FOLEY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 32000 CAMPBELL ROAD, MADISON HEIGHTS, MI 48071 | WWW.BISHOPFOLEY.ORG | 248-585-1210

Bishop Foley Catholic High School is a four year co-educational, college preparatory high school that emphasizes academic excellence within a Christ-centered community to foster growth, opportunity and success for our students in preparation for college and beyond. We pride ourselves on our continued support from the Foley Family, a partnership between students, families, teachers, advisers, alumni, coaches and administrators who work together to prepare current and future students to succeed in all aspects of their lives, ensuring we are truly undeniably Catholic and academically excellent.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 287 (Co-Educational) Trevor Tyle ’16 – Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: February 26, then rolling 248-658-2038 Scholarships Offered: Yes Scholarship Deadline: Varies. See website for details. Admission Requirements: Application Visit Teacher Recommendation(s) Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: January 15, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: We provide students with a faith-based learning environment both inside and outside the classroom. While 87% of our students are Catholic, a multitude of other faiths are represented within our community as well. Students are required to take four years of theology courses, attend weekly mass, participate in annual class retreats and complete at least 52 service hours over four years. We also participate in a variety of extracurricular events and activities, including our annual Be the Difference Day and the nationwide March for Life rally in Washington D.C., to put our faith into practice.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Bishop Foley’s college preparatory-based curriculum is comprised of more than 100 course offerings, including more than 20 AP and honors classes. On average, our classes are typically comprised of no more than 18 students, allowing for more individualized instruction. We also provide a variety of learning accommodations for students who require them. Additionally, we offer students two dual enrollment options, either through University of Detroit Mercy in our onsite Engineering courses or offsite at an approved college or university.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cheer, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Powerlifting, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Be the Difference Day Committee, Catholic Athletes for Christ, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Culinary Club, Dance Company, Drama Club, Forensics & Debate, Key Club, Medical Science Club, Mission & Ministry Club, Music Ministry, National Honor Society, Right to Life, Robotics, Student Ambassadors, Student Council CARDINAL MOONEY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 660 SOUTH WATER STREET, MARINE CITY, MI 48039 | WWW.CARDINALMOONEY.ORG | 810-765-8825

Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School is dedicated to educating students of all faiths in a Catholic, Christ-centered environment. We strive to develop young men and women with active and creative minds, a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs. We stress the total development of each student: spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 159 (Co-Educational) Mike McAndrews '93 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: February 28 810-765-8825 ext 11 Scholarships Offered: Yes Scholarship Deadline: February 28 Admission Requirements: Application Interview Visit Teacher Recommendation(s) Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: April 15

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School is committed to fostering a well educated and Christ centered student based on the teachings of the Catholic Church. We believe not only in educating students about our Catholic faith, but also in sending them out into the world to do acts of service. We attend weekly all school mass every Tuesday. We also partner with Net Ministries to conduct our grade level religious retreats each year.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Cardinal Mooney offers over 25 Advanced Placement, Honors, & Dual Enrollment opportunities as well as our newly formed Honors Academy, where upon completion students will receive AP Capstone & Michigan Merit diplomas.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Fall Sports: Cheer, Volleyball, Football, Cross Country Winter Sports: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Girls Soccer, Track and Field, Golf

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Mock Trial, First Robotics, Student Council, Quiz Bowl, Ecology Club, Foreign Travel Club, Ski Club, SADD, NHS, Drama & Theater, Band DETROIT CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL 5679 W. VERNOR HIGHWAY, DETROIT, MI 48209 | WWW.DETROITCRISTOREY.ORG | 313-843-2747

Detroit Cristo Rey prides itself in providing a quality Catholic, college-prep education at an affordable cost. We are the only Catholic co-ed school in the city of Detroit. Along with a rigorous curriculum, we offer a unique experience called the Corporate Work Study Program. Our students go to work one day a week. They are employed by local businesses all throughout Metro Detroit. The duality of the program allows our students to receive real-world experience outside of the classroom in entry-level corporate positions, and assists families financially.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 312 (Co-Educational) Ines G. Leal - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: December 14 313-570-4411 Scholarships Offered: Yes Jasmine Kendrick '12 - Admissions Officer Scholarship Deadline: December 14 [email protected] Admission Requirements: 313-843-2747 ext. 130 Application Interview Essay Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Financial Verification (FACTS) Application Deadline: December 14

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Detroit Cristo Rey High School is a Catholic school that welcomes students of all religions. We are sponsored by the Basilian Fathers and the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Our students live a faith-based life at Detroit Cristo Rey through morning prayer, grade level retreats, mass and campus ministries. All of our students take theology classes as part of their curriculum.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Detroit Cristo Rey currently offers AP and honors classes. Seniors are given the opportunity of a dual enrollment with the University of Detroit Mercy.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Baseball, Track & Field, Cross Country, Wrestling, Cheer

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Debate, Robotics, Student Council, NHS, Green Paws, Brave Space, Music Club/Music Ministry, Yearbook, French Club, Journalism Club, Environmental Justice, Student Ambassador Club, Ecuador Mission Trip DIVINE CHILD HIGH SCHOOL 1001 N. SILVERY, DEARBORN, MI 48128 | DIVINECHILD.ORG | 313-562-1990

Divine Child is Michigan's largest Catholic co-ed high school. While we are a parish school, we draw students from 54 zip codes, and 65% of our high school freshmen are new to the Divine Child community. Divine Child is dedicated to excellence... spiritually, academically, socially and creatively. Over 11,000 graduates have formed lifelong friendships and made their communities better places. We are blessed to have an outstanding faculty, a caring administration and a very friendly student body!

FAST FACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 850 (Co-Educational) ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: Financial Aid Offered: Yes Matt Saxer - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Deadline: April 30, then rolling [email protected] Scholarships Offered: Yes 313-216-0891 x268 Scholarship Deadline: December 4 Admission Requirements: Application Interview Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: December 4, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: The Church of the Divine Child, located next door to our high school, offers 6:30 a.m. daily mass. Our students take daily theology classes which align with USCCB standards. Students attend weekly all-school masses and are offered the opportunity for weekly Reconciliation. Our students complete 10 service hours each year with DC annually contributing over 12,000 service hours back to our community. Each student attends an annual retreat. While 87% of our students are Catholic, 15 other religions are represented among our student body.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: DC offers honors classes beginning freshman year. We tailor a student's class schedule to their individual strengths. DC offers 19 Advanced Placement Courses for college credit, and the A.P. Capstone Diploma for our most academically motivated students. Over 40% of our seniors graduate with college credit. DC has an Instructional Support Program (ISP) with four instructional support specialists. About 10% of our students receive ISP support to ensure academic success in our classrooms. Independent study is available as well as dual enrollment through U of M - Dearborn.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field, and Wrestling. Girls: Basketball, Bowling, Cheer (Sideline & Competitive), Cross Country, Figure Skating, Golf, Lacrosse, Pompon, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, and Volleyball.

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Over 30 clubs are offered including Academic Quiz Bowl, Art Club, BRICK Youth Ministry, Business Club, Culinary Arts Club, Debate Society, eSports, Forensics Team, K9's For Care, Link Crew, Medical Club, Ministry of Presence, Model United Nations, National Honor Society, Robotics, Student Council, Tabletop Games, Time to Unwind Club, Ultimate Frisbee, and Varsity Club. Our Drama Club performs a Fall play and Spring musical each year. Our bands and chorus perform four concerts annually. EVEREST COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL & ACADEMY 5935 CLARKSTON RD., CLARKSTON, MI 48348 | WWW.EVERESTCATHOLIC.ORG | 248-241-9012

Everest Collegiate High School & Academy is a vibrant, faith-filled Catholic community with award-winning academics, championship athletics, and a rich variety of extracurricular and service activities. Our approach is unique among metro Detroit Catholic schools. At Everest, you’ll find an Integral Formation philosophy, a gender-specific focus on a co-ed campus, and a dynamic mix of multinational students on one beautiful, 90-acre parcel of land in Clarkston, Michigan. Our motto is Semper Altius – Always Higher. FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 130 (Co-Divisional) Kelly Loush - Admissions Director Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: Rolling 248-241-9012 Scholarships Offered: Yes Scholarship Deadline: January 22, then rolling Admission Requirements: Application Interview Visit Essay Teacher Recommendation(s) Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Entrance Test (ONLY for Scholarship/Honors Placement) Application Deadline: Rolling admissions FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Everest fosters in students a personal friendship with Jesus, rooted in love for him and in awareness of being his disciple. This relationship grows through daily prayer, optional daily Mass, weekly school Mass, opportunities for confession, one-on-one formation coaching, a virtue program, and annual class retreats. Students are empowered to think critically and integrate Christ-centered principles into their decision-making. Everest teaches students to be Catholic Christian leaders who are capable of utilizing their strengths, so they can fulfill the unique plan that God has for each of them. UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Everest's college-prep curriculum includes honors and Advanced Placement classes, 1:1 technology, and numerous electives. High school students study English, science, math, theology, and social studies. Additionally, they meet graduation requirements for studies in modern language, technology, fine arts, physical education/health, and electives. Everest teachers know that a student’s education is only complete when the development of the intellect becomes the foundational element that supports spiritual growth and the formation of character. ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Soccer, Football, Basketball, Bowling, Ski, Golf, Hockey, Baseball, Track & Field, Lacrosse Girls: Volleyball, Cross Country, Golf, Basketball, Competitive Cheer, Ski, Track & Field, Hockey, Softball, Tennis Athletic opportunities depend on availability and student interest. If you are interested in an athletic opportunity not listed, feel free to ask. CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: At Everest, your child can make new friends and explore their interests and God-given talents through sports, fine arts, special events, and clubs. The culture of the school supports the development of well-rounded individuals. Students are encouraged to explore many different areas of interest. Here you’ll find football players participating in school plays, artists competing on the volleyball court, and future engineers participating in public speaking contests. FATHER GABRIEL RICHARD HIGH SCHOOL 4333 WHITEHALL DRIVE, ANN ARBOR, MI 48105 | FGRHS.ORG | 734-662-0496

Father Gabriel Richard High School, a Catholic school community, exists to build up the Body of Christ through the intellectual and spiritual formation of its students. Rooted in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, FGR cultivates in each student a sense of awe in response to the beauty of truth. Strengthened by the Sacraments, students are equipped to live at the service of others through academic excellence, intentional discipleship, creativity and sportsmanship.

Students come from 30 communities in SE Michigan and across the globe to develop a habitual vision of greatness in all they do.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 465 (Co-Educational) Mary Vangieson - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: February 5 734-929-6988 Scholarships Offered: Yes Malia Demmin - Assistant to Admissions Scholarship Deadline: December 11 [email protected] Admission Requirements: 734-662-0496, ext. 251 Application Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Entrance Test (ONLY for Scholarship/Honors Placement) Application Deadline: December 11, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Four years of theology required; Weekly all-school Mass required for all students; Daily Mass offered; Reconciliation offered daily; Annual retreats required; Service hours required each year; Weekly Adoration available.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: FGR offers 16 AP courses in a wide range of subjects. The work is college-level and rigorous and our students regularly outperform their peers on the AP exams. Courses include: AP American History; AP Art – 2D Design; AP Biology; AP Calculus AB; AP Calculus BC; AP Chemistry; AP English Literature; AP Environmental Science; AP European History; AP French; AP German; AP Language and Composition; AP Macroeconomics; AP Microeconomics; AP Physics C; AP Spanish.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Cross Country, Football, Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, Golf, Lacrosse, Track and Field Girls: Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Sideline Cheer, Sideline Dance, Volleyball, Basketball, Competitive Cheer, Dance, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field Coed: Equestrian, Bowling, Swim and Dive

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Chess Club, Digital Media Club, Drama Club, Ecology Club, Forensics Team, Gamer Club, Jazz Band, Men's Prayer Group, National Honor Society, Pro-Life Club, Robotics (The "Byting Irish"), Schola Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Women's Group. GABRIEL RICHARD CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 15325 PENNSYLVANIA RD., RIVERVIEW, MI 48193 | WWW.GABRIELRICHARD.ORG | 734-284-3636

Gabriel Richard Catholic High School is a co-educational, college-preparatory high school in the Archdiocese of Detroit that is committed to the development of the total person. We strive to foster a faith community in which Gospel values are formed, proclaimed and experienced through serving others.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 242 (Co-Educational) Kenneth Stephens - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Financial Aid Deadline: Rolling upon application 734-284-3636 Scholarships Offered: Yes Scholarship Deadline: Rolling with application Admission Requirements: Application Essay Teacher Recommendation(s) 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Application Deadline: Rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Prayer is an important part of our identity and each school day at Gabriel Richard begins with our school prayer. Students and staff also come together to celebrate Eucharistic liturgies each Tuesday and on Holy Days. Students have Theology classes each day throughout their four years at Gabriel Richard as our school is rooted in Christ and His mission of compassionate love and service to others. Our retreat program is mandatory and gives students an opportunity each year to spend time growing as individuals and in their relationship with God and with others.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Honors Classes: Algebra I, Algebra II, American Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Composition 10, English 9, Geometry, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Pre-Calculus, Spanish III, Spanish IV, US History, Western Civilization Advanced Placement Classes: American Government, Art History, Biology, Calculus AB, Chemistry, Computer Science, English Language, English Literature, European History, Human Geography, Physics, Psychology, Spanish, Studio Art, US History

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Lacrosse, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Anime, Band, Diversity, Drama, Interact, National Honor Society, Pro-Life, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Student Ambassadors, Student Government NOTRE DAME PREPARATORY SCHOOL 1300 GIDDINGS RD., PONTIAC, MI 48340 | WWW.NDPMA.ORG | 248-373-1061

Guided by the Society of Mary, Notre Dame Preparatory School’s mission is to “Work with God to form Christian People, Upright Citizens and Academic Scholars.” Notre Dame has established itself as a premier academic institution, where students are challenged to be their best in the classroom, on the stage, in the studio, on fields of play, and in their local and faith communities. Nurtured by a caring faculty who teach students to be inquirers who are balanced, principled and open-minded, NDP graduates leave our campus ready to change the world.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 635 (Co-Educational) Gregory Simon '89 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: December 1 248-373-1061 Scholarships Offered: Yes Kathleen Offer - Director of Enrollment Management Deadline: December 18 [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-373-1061 Application Megan Haverland '02 - Enrollment Management Coordinator Interview [email protected] Essay 248-373-1061 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Teacher Evaluation(s) Application Deadline: December 18

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Faith development is a hallmark of a Marist-inspired Notre Dame education. All students attend religion class daily, exploring subjects like Foundations of Christian Morality and Catholic Social Teachings. They also are required to perform service learning. Mass is celebrated in our chapel daily before school by one of four Marist priests. Typically an all-school Mass is celebrated at least once a month. All students go on an annual spiritual retreat, with juniors and seniors also able to experience a Kairos retreat. Many juniors and seniors play active and varied roles in Campus Ministry.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Notre Dame is an International Baccalaureate World School. All students in grades 9 and 10 are part of the IB Middle Years Programme; juniors and seniors may elect to pursue the Diploma Programme. Notre Dame also offers 18 AP courses. Students can study Botany and Horticulture in our state-of-the-art greenhouse; Engineering and Empathy in our robotics lab; Computer Aided Design with Dassault Systemès software in our computer lab; and multiple art disciplines in one of two studio classrooms. A 1:1 tablet school, Notre Dame is one of just 41 Microsoft Showcase schools in the nation.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Equestrian, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Wrestling. Girls: Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Dance/Pom, Equestrian, Golf, Lacrosse, Skiing, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Be Nice, Champions for Life, Chinese National Honor Society, Computer Club, Creative Writing Club, Debate & Forensics, Drama Club, Environmental Club, Model United Nations, Multicultural Alliance, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Optimist Club, Peer Ministry & Leadership, Robotics (FIRST, OCCRA, VEX), Ski & Snowboarding Club, Spanish National Honor Society, Student Council, S.A.D.D., Varsity Club ORCHARD LAKE ST. MARY'S PREPARATORY 3535 COMMERCE RD., ORCHARD LAKE, MI 48324 | STMARYSPREP.COM | 248-392-9280

St. Mary`s Preparatory is a Catholic, co-divisional, college preparatory high school with a Polish-American heritage and legacy since 1885 A.D. We exist to provide deserving young men and women the moral guidance, discipline, and education to become Christ-like models of service and leadership for the world. By completion of our spiritual and educational model, our students gain the character, reverence, and fortitude to meet all challenges for the greater glory of God and their alma mater. Offering a boarding school option for the boys division, our community is rich in diversity and culture.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 535 (Co-Divisional) Candace Castiglione, Dean of Admission Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: January 1, then rolling 248-392-9280 Scholarships Offered: Yes Matt Petry, Director of Admissions Deadline: January 1st or rolling. See website for details. [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-392-9278 Application Interview Visit Teacher Recommendation(s) Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Application Deadline: January 8, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: We attend two all school masses a week. Students have the opportunity to participate in all of the masses by joining our very active Campus Ministry team. Each grade participates in a fall retreat, and juniors and seniors have the opportunity to attend Kairos twice a year. Four years of theology courses are also required. As students walk to classes, they are walking holy ground as Saint John Paul II visited St. Mary’s Prep twice in his lifetime. Our beautiful campus grotto offers students- whether Catholic or not- an additional space for prayer, personal devotion and reflection.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: AP and honors classes; a unique partnership with and Lawrence Technological University allowing students to take actual college classes on our campus.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: football, rowing, cross country, soccer, hockey, basketball, wrestling, skiing, bowling, baseball, lacrosse, golf, track and field.

Girls: volleyball, rowing, cheerleading, cross country, basketball (sports will grow as girls division grows)

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society (NHS), Student Council, Catholic Athletes for Christ, Art Club, Mountain Biking Club, Chess Club, Math Club, Gaming Club, Skeet Shooting Club, Fishing Club, French Club, Polish Club, Forensics and Debate Club, Robotics Club, Music Club, Choir, Campus Ministry Team, Yearbook Squad, Dorm Ambassadors, Student Ambassador Club OUR LADY OF THE LAKES CATHOLIC SCHOOL 5495 DIXIE HIGHWAY, WATERFORD, MI 48329 | OLLONLINE.ORG/SCHOOL | 248-623-0340

Our Lady of the Lakes is a parish school with over 60 years of Catholic tradition. By incorporating religion in the daily lives of our students, we create an enriched, Catholic environment in response to Jesus' invitation to "make disciples of all." We strive to provide our students with new challenges and opportunities to be prepared for the rigors of college and push the limits of their academic capabilities. We have a 100% graduation rate and college acceptance. We are a blessed community and lifelong friendships are made here.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 100 (Co-Educational) Nichole Campbell '90 - Director of Admissions & Enrollment Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: April 30 248-623-0340 x301 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: December 18, then rolling Admission Requirements: Application 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Guided by the Holy Spirit, under the Mantle of Mary, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School forms disciples through Catholic Tradition, personal discipline and academic excellence. As our school mission statement, this is the guiding practice for all we do. We give witness to our faith by our actions. We have daily theology classes, attend Mass each week, grade level spiritual retreats and complete over 80 hours of Christian service. Extensive outreach and service projects include food, toy and blood drives as well as working with nursing homes, food banks and within our parish community.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Lakes offers 26 Advanced Placement courses (in person, online, or through independent study), small class sizes, 1:1 iPad program and Oakland Technical. Our Anchor Program specifically helps students that have special learning needs or require extra assistance, integrate into general education classrooms. Our resource room provides support for students with specific learning disabilities as well as for students who need a quiet place to work, academic support, or an alternate testing location.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, ESports, Football, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Powerlifting, Track Girls: Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Cross Country, ESports, Hockey, Powerlifting, Skiing, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track, Volleyball

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: FIRST Robotics, National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Student Council, Drama Club, Right to Life, Lectors, Altar Servers, Liturgical Choir, College Club, Guitar Club, Film Club SHRINE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 3500 W. 13 MILE ROAD, ROYAL OAK, MI 48073 | SHRINESCHOOLS.COM | 248-549-2925

Rooted in the Catholic tradition, Shrine Catholic High School & Academy challenges students to integrate their academic, athletic, and artistic potential as future Christian leaders. Shrine is a parish, college preparatory, co-educational high school on a 17-acre campus in Royal Oak, across from Beaumont Hospital. We draw students from 40+ grade schools and 44 zip codes. In addition to our close knit community, we are proud of our commitment to Gospel values, academic excellence and social responsibility that prepares students to lead lives with faith, compassion and respect for all.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 250 (Co-Educational) Meg Armstrong '92 - Director of Admissions Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: January 15 248-549-2925, ext. 2502 Scholarships Offered: Yes Oscar Olejniczak - Assistant Director of Admissions Deadline: Deadlines vary. Please see the website. [email protected] Admission Requirements: 248-549-2925, ext. 2551 Application Essay Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Student Profile Application Deadline: December 18, then rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Students attend daily theology classes, weekly mass, all-schools masses at the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica, class retreats and periodic reconciliation and adoration services. Optional opportunities: Kairos retreat, National Catholic Youth Conference, National March for Life in D.C. and summer mission service trips. 10 hours of service required per year, with many exceeding that. The Class of 2020 averaged 99 hours per student during their high school career.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: 11 AP/7 Honors Courses (English/math/science/social studies), Dual Enrollment (World Language/Engineering/Business). Study Hall support with two full-time Response-to-Intervention teachers. Engineering and business curriculums; Beaumont Med Bio class focuses on allied health careers. Award-winning fine arts with consistent admission to highly-selective college programs. Dynamic performing arts with four curricular/three extracurricular choirs and concert band. Comprehensive college counseling, beginning in eighth grade and emphasizing the right fit, that builds on the foundation set at Shrine.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling (co-op), Cross Country, Football, Golf, Hockey (co-op), Lacrosse, Soccer, Track & Field, and Wrestling. Girls: Basketball, Bowling (co-op), Cross Country, Dance, Figure Skating (co-op), Golf, Hockey (co-op), Skiing (co-op), Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving (co-op), Tennis, Track & Field, and Volleyball.

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: National Honors Society (NHS), Student Council (SLEC), Lifted (all-female), Green Club, UNICEF Service Club, Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, Sweet Harmony (all female choir), Knightsmen (all male choir), Fall Play, Spring Musical, DECA (business) club, World Language Club, Yearbook, The Observer Newspaper, Gamers Club, Robotics, Mock Trial ST. FRANCES CABRINI HIGH SCHOOL 15305 WICK RD., ALLEN PARK, MI 48101 | CABRINIPARISH.ORG | 313-388-0110

St. Frances Cabrini Catholic School brings our Catholic Faith to life by instilling wisdom and compassion in our students and community. We are committed to the total development of each student spiritually, academically, and physically. Faith, Service, Community and Academic Excellence are the four core values that serve as pillars to define growth in each of our students. Activities in the classroom, athletic fields, and extra-curricular clubs and organizations solidify the commitment we make to the development of the entire student beyond simply educating the mind.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 High School Enrollment: 250 (Co-Educational) Lisa Hughes - Admissions Director Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: February 313-388-0110 x1019 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: January 15 Admission Requirements: Application Teacher Recommendation(s) Discipline Release 7th/8th Grade Report Cards Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: January 15

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: Every student is required to complete four years of Theology classes from a broad curriculum like Scripture to Church History, as well as the Life and Revelation of Jesus. These Religion classes are augmented by weekly school Masses for all students. Day-long retreats are mandatory for most classes, overnight or extended retreats are available for upper classes; this includes the critically acclaimed Kairos Retreat occurring over four days for the Junior Class, and led by the Senior Class. Each student is required to complete two Service Days a year, scheduled by the school.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: AP Art, AP English, Honors English 9-11, Honors Algebra II, AP Calculus, AP Probability and Statistics, Honors Geometry, AP Chemistry, Honors Physical Science, Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, AP History, Honors French, Honors Spanish, Marine Science, Forensic Science, Athletic Administration, Sports Management, and Engineering.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Men: Football, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Soccer, Bowling, Hockey, Golf Women: Basketball, Track, Tennis, Swimming, Softball, Cross Country, Sideline Cheer, Competitive Cheer, Soccer, Volleyball, Bowling

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Art, French, Spanish, SADD, Game, Robotics, Quiz Bowl, Student Council, Cabrini Ambassadors ST. MARY CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 108 WEST ELM AVE, MONROE, MI 48162 | WWW.SMCCMONROE.COM | 734-241-7622

SMCC offers every student a comprehensive college preparatory platform that prepares them spiritually, academically, physically and socially for college and beyond. Students who attend SMCC are well-prepared for a rigorous college curriculum. They quickly become active members of their school community and upon graduation go on to succeed in all aspects of their lives.

FAST FACTS: ADMISSIONS CONTACTS: 2020 Enrollment: 350 (Co-Educational) Brittney Calender Financial Aid Offered: Yes [email protected] Deadline: Follows AOD deadlines (see website for details) 734-241-7622 x 121 Scholarships Offered: Yes Deadline: Rolling Admission Requirements: Application Teacher Recommendation(s) Standardized Test Scores Application Deadline: Rolling

FAITH DEVELOPMENT: SMCC aids its students in growing through excellence, faithfulness to the Gospel, and service to others. We exist to help form the next generation of Catholic disciples. Campus Ministry is at the heart of this effort in our community, especially in regard to the later two. We strive to instill faith, love, and compassion in our students and staff through our retreats, service trips/requirements, and prayer opportunities. Our students grow as people and as Christians as we seek to model our lives after Jesus and his mother Mary whose name our school holds.

UNIQUE ACADEMIC OFFERINGS: Core courses are offered at three levels of learning (AP/Honors, College Prep & Concepts) to meet the academic needs of all of our students.

ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: FALL SPORTS: Cheerleading, Cross Country, Football, Golf (Kestrels), Soccer (Falcons), Swimming (Kestrels), Tennis (Falcons), Volleyball WINTER SPORTS: Basketball (Falcons), Basketball (Kestrels), Bowling, Cheerleading, Hockey, Wrestling SPRING SPORTS: Baseball, Golf (Falcons), Lacrosse, Soccer (Kestrels), Softball, Tennis (Kestrels), Track & Field

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS & ACTIVITIES: Baking Club, Student Ambassadors, Respect Life, Geek Squad, SPLT, Mock Trial, Latin Dance Club, SMCC Musical, Climbing Club, Quiz Bowl, Interact, Student Council, National Honor Society COMPARISON WORKSHEET

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ADDITIONAL NOTES: LIST OF SCHOOLS

All-Female Schools Academy of the Sacred Heart (All-Female) Marian High School (All-Female) Mercy High School (All-Female) Regina High School (All-Female) St. Catherine of Siena Academy (All-Female)

All-Male Schools Brother Rice High School (All-Male) De La Salle Collegiate (All-Male) Detroit Catholic Central High School (All-Male) Loyola High School (All-Male) University of Detroit Jesuit High School (All-Male)

Co-Educational and Co-Divisional Schools Austin Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Bishop Foley Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Cardinal Mooney High School (Co-Educational) Detroit Cristo Rey High School (Co-Educational) Divine Child High School (Co-Educational) Everest Collegiate High School & Academy (Co-Divisional) Father Gabriel Richard High School (Co-Educational) Gabriel Richard Catholic High School (Co-Educational) Notre Dame Preparatory School (Co-Educational) Orchard Lake St. Mary's Preparatory (Co-Divisional) Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School (Co-Educational) Shrine Catholic High School (Co-Educational) St. Frances Cabrini High School (Co-Educational) St. Mary Catholic Central High School (Co-Educational)