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Inspiring Growth in Knowledge and Faith since 1869

JOLIET CATHOLIC ACADEMY A Coeducational College Preparatory High School

Co-sponsored by the Carmelites and Joliet Franciscan Sisters Our Mission Inspiring growth in knowledge and faith since 1869, the family creates an environment that cultivates opportunities for academic excellence, meaningful service, Christian respect, and Catholic values in the traditions of the Carmelites and Franciscans. WELCOME TO JCA A TRADITION OF VALUED HISTORY AND EXCELLENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION

The JCA family has been grounded in tradition and inspired by faith for 150 years at the center of Catholic education in Will County. An educational journey at Joliet Catholic Academy is filled with experienced faculty and dedicated staff committed to helping every student reach their greatest potential. Students at Joliet Catholic Academy have many opportunities to succeed. Angels and Hilltoppers are challenged in the classroom, expected to serve within the community, tested on the playing field, and embraced by the missions of the Carmelites and Franciscans. JCA’s holistic approach to education, centered in the school’s faith-filled curriculum, creates an educational experience that encourages success. The goal of the Joliet Catholic Academy family is to prepare young men and women for college and for life. Join the JCA family and become part of A Tradition that is second to none! A TRADITION OF... ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Academic excellence is one of the hallmarks of Joliet Catholic Academy. After moving through our educational program, students are well prepared to attend the college of their choice. 100% of the Class of 2018 was accepted into college, 78% were accepted into the college of their choice. JCA’s diverse curriculum offers students an individualized education based on their strengths, providing them with the opportunity to achieve their maximum intellectual potential. Students are placed in the academic program that best meets their needs based on their academic strengths.

Curriculum Placement College Prep - Furnishes students Academic Resource Center Accelerated/Honors Prep - with the understanding of basic The Academic Resource Center Directed at the highly academically skills and the ability to master these complements the Joliet Catholic gifted and talented students who skills to better prepare them for Academy curriculum by offering enjoy the challenges of a demanding further academic study. support to those students diagnosed program of studies. and with mild-to-moderate specific Upper College Prep - Provides Dual Credit - Advanced Placement learning disabilities and/or attention students with a fundamental courses are offered to juniors and deficit disorder. understanding of the basic skills seniors in English III, English IV, Students entering this program and discipline they need to achieve Spanish, French, U.S. Government, will be receiving supplemental success in college. Calculus, Biology, Physics, instruction one period per day in Microeconomics, European a small group setting with an History, U.S. History, Chemistry, emphasis on the academic content and Statistics. of their college preparatory classes.

Academic Distinction The Class of 2018 earned over $12 million in college scholarships, averaging over $75,000 per student through four years of college.

31 students in the Class of 2018 were named State Scholars.

The mean ACT score was 30.3 for Honors Program students and 27.1 for the top 50% of the Class of 2018, well above Illinois’ public school state average ACT of 21.2 from 2017.

Angels and Hilltoppers can earn Advanced Placement and Junior College credits while attending JCA. 70% of the Class of 2018 scored a “3” or higher on A.P. Examinations earning college credit, well above the state and local public school averages (65.6% and 37.6%) from 2017.

2 DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW

COUNSELING ENGLISH The Counseling Department provides a student focused The mission of the English Department is to teach a philosophy program that is developmental, comprehensive, and that exceeds a high academic level, one that challenges students preventative, providing an educational process that cultivates to examine and interpret the human condition and the inter- and challenges all students to be lifelong learners growing relatedness and responsibility of all people. The goal is to help in faith, knowledge, understanding, and service. The students connect literature to the human experience by strength- Counseling Department is comprised of three guidance ening problem solving and critical thinking skills so that students counselors and a college/career counselor. have superb decision making abilities and a sense of self-worth. The department also offers courses in AP English Literature as To learn more, visit: well as a Writing Lab for students during advisory period for www.jca-online.org/counseling-department one-on-one consultation regarding essays and research papers. To learn more, visit: www.jca-online.org/english-department

THEOLOGY MATH JCA’s Theology Department is staffed with knowledgeable The Math Department boasts a team of excellent faculty religious faculty members who have a combined average of members eager to share their knowledge and challenge 15 years of teaching experience. JCA students take Theology students in their studies. The department’s “Formula for classes all four years of high school, and the department is Success” includes an Eighth Grade Math Program for the first high school in the Diocese of Joliet to track student accelerated learning, a Math Lab designed to provide cognition and affect development using the NCEA’s IFG supplemental tutoring from JCA math teachers, Dual Credit standardized testing, developed with the National Conference courses offered for college credit, and Advanced Placement of Catholic Bishops. courses in Calculus and Statistics. To learn more, visit: To learn more, visit: www.jca-online.org/math-department www.jca-online.org/theology-department

FINE ARTS WORLD LANGUAGE JCA believes the arts are an important part of the high school JCA students are challenged to think differently, broaden experience. The arts make a real contribution to the their learning spectrum, and become exposed to new cultures, intellectual, expressive, emotional, and creative growth of a expanding their worldview. French and Spanish courses are person. Angels and Hilltoppers are required to earn credits offered to students. Different approaches to learning such as for graduation in both Art and Music. Students are also given opportunities to travel abroad and National French and the opportunity to become involved outside the classroom Spanish contests will entice students to continue their foreign setting with extracurricular activities such as exhibits, field language studies throughout all four years of high school. trips, and musical performances. Advanced Placement courses in Spanish and French are offered. To learn more, visit: To learn more, visit: www.jca-online.org/fine-arts-department www.jca-online.org/foreign-language-department

SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES JCA’s Science Department is staffed with accomplished Students taking social studies classes have a unique faculty members who have experience at both the high school opportunity to expand their worldview and learn from and collegiate level. Multiple subject labs provide hands on outstanding faculty who have more than 150 years of learning to help students understand phenomena in the teaching experience combined. Courses are offered in world of science. The department utilizes technology in the Business, Government and International Relations, classroom through virtual dissections and labs. The department U.S. History, AP European History, AP U.S. Government, also offers Advanced Placement courses in Chemistry, AP U.S. History, and AP Microeconomics. Biology, and Physics. To learn more, visit: To learn more, visit: www.jca-online.org/social-studies-department www.jca-online.org/science-department

3 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN TECHNOLOGY

At Joliet Catholic Academy we understand the importance of education and technology working hand in hand to enhance the learning experience, preparing students for a successful future. JCA seeks to challenge all students with a rigorous curriculum, utilizing state of the art technology and the most current trends in curriculum integration. It is our goal to provide all students with access to digital curricular content and the latest productivity applications, training in the use of applications that enhance learning, and coursework in digital citizenship for the appropriate and responsible technology use.

1:1 Initiative Computer Center Microsoft for Education We strongly believe that the 1:1 A state of the art facility where JCA’s 1:1 initiative is based on the Technology Initiative supports our the students have a quiet and Microsoft/Windows 10 Platform. mission, “to cultivate opportunities comfortable environment to do All student computers will have for academic excellence.” JCA is 1:1 schoolwork on their laptops. There Office 365 and each student will during the 2018-2019 school year are also three labs fully equipped have a JCA email account through with all students using approved with PCs. Teaching stations with Microsoft Outlook. With the Office laptop devices. Our teachers have projectors provide opportunities 365 accounts, students will have been trained and are prepared and for modeling during instruction. access to the complete Office Suite of excited to work with all students Also, with our Office 365 initiative, programs, including OneNote, using the latest technology available students will be able to work on One Drive, Teams, Skype, Yammer, to provide new and unique learning their schoolwork and access their Sway, Mix and all other free opportunities. The benefits of going files stored in OneDrive. Microsoft applications. 1:1 are limitless and include We will be continuing the tradition opportunities such as: Technology in the Classroom of the JCA Tech Club, which • Increased student-centered learning meets in the Computer Center All classrooms are equipped with • Enhanced student and teacher one day each week after school to the latest technology needed to collaboration broaden the minds of those students ensure an education that prepares • Increased student engagement, interested in technology. students to be ready for a future accountability, and creativity filled with endless possibilities. With Microsoft for Education, teachers • Efficient feedback on formative and and students have a wide variety of summative assessments programs available to them to aid in • Organization of notes, homework, doing everything from organization tests, and projects all in one device and collaboration to innovation and creativity.

Plus Portals Plus Portals is an avenue for parents, students and teachers to communicate and share information such as: • Course Expectations • Course Syllabus • Assignments • Grades • Email between teachers and parents/students

4 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES 99% of the Class of 2018 are pursuing higher education College Matriculation in the Past Five Years Amherst College Iowa State University % Arizona State University Iowa Western Community College 68 Auburn University of students in the Class of 2018 Augustana College Kansas State University earned college scholarships Augustana University (South Dakota) La Salle University Ball State University Baylor University Lander University Belmont University Lawrence University Benedictine College Stony Brook University (IL) Lindenwood University SUNY Fredonia Bethany Lutheran College Loras College The Illinois Institute of Art Boston College Louisiana State University The Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Loyola University The University of Alabama Bradley University Manchester University The Bryant University Marian University The University of Iowa Butler University Marquette University The University of Tampa Carroll University (Wisconsin) Maryville University Trinity Christian College McKendree University Trinity University Central Michigan University Miami University, Oxford Truman State University Michigan State University United States Coast Guard Academy Clarke University Michigan Technological University University of Arkansas Clemson University University of California, Santa Barbara Coastal Carolina University Milwaukee School of Engineering College of DuPage Missouri State University University of Colorado at Boulder Colorado School of Mines Montana State University, Bozeman University of Dayton Colorado State University Moraine Valley Community College University of Dubuque Mount Mercy University University of Illinois at Chicago Concordia University Chicago New Mexico Military Institute University of Illinois at Springfield Converse College New York University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Cornell College University of Kansas Creighton University Northern Illinois University University of Kentucky Culver-Stockton College Northern Michigan University University of Louisville DAVE School Northwestern Michigan College University of Miami DePaul University University of Mississippi DeVry University (Naperville) Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences University of Missouri Columbia Dominican University Oklahoma State University University of Nebraska at Lincoln Drake University Palm Beach Atlantic University University of New Mexico Drexel University Pepperdine University University of North Dakota Eastern Illinois University Pittsburg State University University of Notre Dame Elmhurst College Purdue University University of Pittsburgh Eureka College Purdue University Northwest - University of Redlands Fairmont State University Hammond Campus University of San Diego Fashion Institute of Technology Quincy University University of South Alabama Ferris State University Rasmussen College University of Southern Indiana Florida SouthWestern State College Robert Morris University Illinois University of St. Francis Florida State University University of Tennessee, Knoxville Fordham University Rutgers University-New Brunswick University of Wisconsin, Madison Franciscan University of Steubenville Saint John’s University (MN) University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Georgia Southern University Saint Joseph’s College-IN University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Golden West College Saint Louis University University of Wisconsin, Platteville Grand Canyon University Saint Mary’s College University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Grand Valley State University Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Grand View University Hampton University Salve Regina University Vanderbilt University Heartland Community College Southeast Community College, Milford Villanova University Hobart and William Smith Colleges Southeast Missouri State University Walsh University Hocking College Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Webster University Hope College Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Western Illinois University Southern Methodist University Western Kentucky University Illinois Institute of Technology St. Ambrose University Western Michigan University Illinois State University St. Catherine University - St. Paul Wheelock College Illinois Wesleyan University St. Edward’s University William Rainey Indiana University at Bloomington St. Louis College of Pharmacy William Woods University Indiana University South Bend Xavier University

5 A TRADITION OF... FAITH & FAMILY

The spiritual atmosphere at Joliet Catholic Academy is what sets it apart from other area high schools. In support of JCA’s mission, four years of religious studies are required and a comprehensive spiritual life program is provided by a vibrant Campus Ministry department. Campus Ministry implements programs that contribute to the spiritual welfare of the entire JCA community in developing a Roman Catholic environment that fosters a deep, personal relationship with God and Jesus Christ through the charisms of the Carmelites and Franciscans. JCA offers students a variety of ministries and formative programs to enrich their faith and character development.

Liturgical Experiences Christian Service • The Mary, Our Sister Chapel will JCA students complete a be dedicated during the fall of minimum of 60 hours of 2018. It will contain seating for Christian Service throughout 450 and will become the center their four-year careers, working of JCA’s spiritual community. both within the school and the The additional renovation of the Joliet community to directly Adoration Chapel will allow impact the lives of others. The Mary, Our Sister Chapel to host multiple functions including Retreats guest speakers, extra-curriculars, • Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, meetings, and more. and the JCA faculty and staff all participate together in an • Weekly Mass is offered after annual day of renewal. school in the chapel. All are welcome. • Kairos will be offered to students during their senior year. • The Mary, Our Sister Chapel and the Adoration Chapel are open throughout the day for private prayer and reflection. • All-school Masses are once per month and/or on Holy Days of Obligation. • The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered throughout the year and on retreats.

46 4 15,000+ The Class of 2018 completed over 15,000 hours of service in their time at JCA.

7 A TRADITION OF... ATHLETIC SUCCESS

Athletics plays an important role in developing the discipline and competitive spirit required for academic success. JCA has a tradition of winning state titles, Boys Sports national championships and sportsmanship awards. More importantly, there is no greater feeling than running on the field, taking the court, walking on the course or cheering in the HillZone as an Angel or Hilltopper. Cross Country Football Notable Alumni • Seven Hilltopper Football alumni Ice Hockey • 65 student-athletes are currently are former or current NFL players: competing at and continuing their Elmer “Tippy” Madarik ‘40 (Detroit, Lacrosse education at the NCAA Division I, Washington), ‘79 Soccer II, III, NJCAA, or NAIA levels. (Chicago, Miami), '92 Swimming (Tampa Bay), Mike Goolsby '00 • , a 1942 graduate, (St. Louis), Coby Fleener '07 Track & Field played and coached in the ABA and (Indianapolis, New Orleans), NBA and is a member of the Nick Clancy '08 (Atlanta), Wrestling National Basketball Hall of Fame. Josh Ferguson '11 (Indianapolis) Ed Mikan ’44 also played six years in the NBA. • Rylan Bannon '14 and Antonio Saldana '17 were each selected in the Girls Sports • Kelly Murphy '08 was a member of 2017 Draft Basketball the 2016 U.S. Olympic women’s by the and volleyball team that competed in respectively. Cross Country Rio earning a Bronze Medal and Nick Dalesandro '15 was selected in Dance Team recently captured the FIVB Volleyball the 10th round of the 2018 MLB Golf Nations League title with the Draft by the Soccer 2018 U.S. women’s national team. out of Purdue University. Eight • Allie Quigley '04, a two-time WNBA former Hilltoppers have played in the Swimming “Sixth Woman of the Year” for the Major Leagues and 43 have played Tennis was recently named a professional baseball. Track & Field WNBA All-Star for the second Volleyball consecutive season and has also won back-to-back WNBA All-Star Game Three-Point competitions.

JCA freshman D.J. Hamiti captured the IHSA State Title at 106 pounds in wrestling, while fellow freshman Jack Finnegan placed 5th at 113 pounds.

68 Athletic Achievement 13 Football State Championships (Illinois High School Record)

3 Volleyball State Championships

3 Baseball State Championships

1 Golf State Championship

6 Pom-poms National Championships

2 Cheerleading National Championships

2 Basketball National Championships

Maddie Bauer and McCoy Hutchison captured the 2016 IHSA Class 1A State Double Championship, while also leading the Angels to a 2nd Place Team Finish at State.

Freshman D.J. Hamiti made history winning the IHSA Class 2A State Title at 106 lbs., the first freshman in JCA history to win a state title in wrestling, and the first Hilltopper to capture a title since Current senior Pat Mudron in ’67. Greg Ziegler helped lead the Hilltoppers to a 32-6 overall record JCA girls soccer has captured back-to-back in 2018 and will attend sectional championships and is Missouri State on a Division-I baseball quickly becoming one of the state’s top 30 scholarship. soccer programs. State or National Championships across seven different sports 8 Current Professional Athletes

Current senior Emily Holbrook will continue her volleyball career at Arizona State University.

97 A TRADITION OF... COMMUNITY & SERVICE

The JCA family consists of nearly 700 current students, their parents and families, faculty and staff, and over 22,800 alumni, led by the Franciscan Sisters and Carmelite Priests. Our most recent capital campaign, “Honoring our Past, Building our Future,” raised over $1.5 million, furnishing the school with new windows, updated Wi-Fi infrastructure, the creation of the beautiful new Heritage Quad, a renovated outdoor Prayer Garden, and the Mary, Our Sister Chapel. Heritage Quad brings the iconic “Victory Light” back to campus, and coupled with the new chapel provides areas for all within the JCA community to gather and celebrate our rich traditions. The JCA community is equally excited about the upcoming Strategic Plan for 2018-2023: “Onward Together.” The addition of a $1.2 million dollar Innovation Resource Center will bring a state-of-the-art workspace for students in courses such as AP Computer Science, Engineering, and Graphic Design…work rarely seen outside of a university setting.

93% of Students Participate in Extra-Curricular Activities 40+ Clubs and After-School Programs Offered

10 Clubs, Organizations and Activities Accepting Cultural Diversity Club Anime Club Art & Literary Magazine Bass Fishing Club Broadcasting Club Color Guard Drama Club Fall Play French Club French National Honor Society Habitat for Humanity Hillzone History Club Improv Troupe International Thespian Troupe 1046 Intramural Sports Jazz Ensemble Key Club Latin Club Leo Club Math National Honor Society Math Team Movie Club Musical Theatre Troupe National Art Honor Society National Honor Society Percussion Ensemble Photography Club Psychology Club Respect Life Club Scholastic Bowl Science Club Spanish Club Spanish National Honor Society Spring Musical Student Ambassadors Student Council Student Newspaper Tech Club Tri-M Music Honor Society Varsity Club Vocal Ensemble Weather Club Weight Room

11 2018-2019 LEVERAGED FINANCIAL AID

At Joliet Catholic Academy, we are committed to granting access to as many families as possible. In fact, no student at JCA pays 100% of the cost of education. How do we do this? Four ways: first, through the JCA Endowment supported by Tuition for the our generous donor base on an annual level. Second, through merit-based scholarship 2018-2019 School for Top Entrance Exam Scorers and Leadership Awards in the JCA Heritage Year Award Program. Third, through other supporting activities and annual fundraisers such as Jubilate. And finally, through the landmark educational funding bill, the $12,250 Full Tuition Invest in Kids Act. Families can apply through the scholarship granting organization Average Financial Aid (SGO) Empower Illinois in January of 2019 (exact date TBA). These tax credit funded Award: $4,000 scholarships range from 50%, 75%, and 100% of tuition to attend JCA. Average Student Tuition Therefore, the cost of tuition has already been supplemented for every Joliet (of a student receiving Catholic Academy student. Instead of passing on the full cost of education, families Financial Aid): $8,250 pay no more than 90% of the cost to educate. This commitment to providing an affordable education, that is accessible to ALL Will County-area families, is Student Tuition Ranges foundational to the mission of Joliet Catholic Academy. (not including Empower IL Scholarships): $3,062-$12,250 As a result of this continued commitment, the leadership of JCA launched a new and exciting program in 2017 that is helping provide more access to a high-quality Additional fees apply including Catholic education to more families. This program is Leveraged Financial Aid. fundraising, athletic participation, Leveraged Financial is just that…leveraged. We match your tuition rate to your books, and laptops. A complete family’s unique, financial position. JCA’s incoming freshman class of 2018 saw a list of fees can be found online at 17% increase in students from the fall of 2017, thanks in large part to Leveraged www.jca-online.org. Financial Aid. As this program grows, coupled with the expected growth of the Invest in Kids Act, current and future JCA families should expect to see a reversal of Tuition payment the downward enrollment trend at Catholic grade schools and high schools in the options Will County area. Payments can be made via The tuition at Joliet Catholic Academy is not one-size-fits-all, it’s a range…a range credit card or automatic bank that spans from about 25% to 90% of the full cost of this high-quality Catholic transfers. Other options are education. Families interested in Leveraged Financial Aid simply submit a financial available and arranged through profile to FACTS, a confidential, third-party online service (families that qualify for the Business Office. JCA offers Empower Illinois Scholarships must submit a second, free application). Based on a a variety of payment options: recommendation to our administration, your leveraged financial aid is confirmed. It’s as easy as that. • Full payment • Bi-annual payments Think you can’t afford a quality Catholic education? Think again. With • Quarterly payments Leveraged Financial Aid at Joliet Catholic Academy, an excellent Catholic education • Monthly installments has never been more accessible. For more information, please visit our website at www.jca-online.org or call the Admissions Office to schedule a time to meet. Regards, Ryan Quigley '03 Director of Admissions and Communications [email protected] / 815.741.0500 ext. 214

Leveraged Financial Aid Merit-based JCA Endowment Scholarship Empower Illinois Tax Credit Scholarships Granting access Top Entrance Exam Scorers JCA Heritage Award Program to a high-quality, Leadership Awards Catholic education Supporting to more families Activities Fundraisers Jubilate 75% 12 JCA STUDENTS COME FROM MANY PLACES

Hillside BUS ROUTE INFORMATION Downers Grove

294 Joliet Catholic Academy is located on the west side 88 Naperville Clarendon Hills of Joliet, near the communities of Shorewood, Plainfield and Minooka/Channahon. Because of the Woodridge Darien Montgomery Aurora Burbank easy accessibility to Will, DuPage, Grundy and Burr Ridge 55 Kendall counties, JCA pulls students from a wide Bolingbrook variety of neighboring towns.

Oswego Lemont As a result, JCA provides transportation options for students according to interest. The most common Romeoville Orland Park methods of commuting to JCA are buses and car Yorkville Plainfield Crest Hill pools. Many students ride one of three bus routes with Homer Glen Lockport round-trip service through Naperville, Plainfield, Shorewood, Bolingbrook, Romeoville and Joliet. 355 Bus routes are determined annually based on ridership. Country Club Hills 80 For a School Bus Transportation Agreement, contact Newark Shorewood JCA’s Business Office. Mokena New Lenox A good number of JCA students also are a part of 57 car pools or drive themselves to school each day. Frankfort Rockdale The JCA Admissions Office works with families to Minooka connect car pools and the JCA Administration contracts 80 Monee Manhattan with First Student Bus Company to run three routes: Channahon Elwood • Naperville/Plainfield route: Round-trip service for students with stops as far north as 75th Street Morris traveling east and west of Route 59 to various Wilmington Peotone subdivisions, south down Route 59 through Coal City 55 Plainfield into Joliet. Manteno • Bolingbrook/Romeoville route: Round-trip service for students with stops as far west as Naperville/Plainfield Road and as far north as Boughton Road before traveling south on Weber Road into Joliet. • Shorewood/Joliet route: Round-trip service for students as far west as County Line Road and as far south as Interstate 80 through various subdivisions in Shorewood and Joliet.

SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION COST $1,000 one time; or two installments of $525 (August and November) total $1,150 2018-2019 ADMISSIONS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Fall Junior High Night () Friday, September 14, 2018 7:00 p.m. Kickoff vs. Carmel *Junior High students and youth travel football organizations are invited. Band, Cheer, and Dance Summer Campers will perform. 8th Grade Volleyball Tournament Saturday, September 15, 2018 Girls Volleyball Junior High Night Tuesday, September 18, 2018 6:00 p.m. vs. Marian Catholic High School Homecoming Parade/Football Game Friday, September 28, 2018 5:00 p.m. Parade 7:30 p.m. Kickoff vs. 8th Grade Boys Basketball Tournament Sunday, November 11, 2018 Open House Sunday, October 28, 2018 Full Guided Tours and Presentations 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Thursday, November 8, 2018 No Guided Tours; Presentations Only 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Pre-Exam Workshop Wednesday, November 28, 2018 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Prospective Incoming Freshman Placement Exam Saturday, December 1, 2018 • 8:00 a.m. Boys Basketball Junior High Night Friday, December 21, 2018 7:00 p.m. vs. Ottawa Marquette Incoming Freshman Financial Aid Application Deadline January 1, 2019 FA deadlines will differ for JCA, the Catholic Education Foundation, and Empower Illinois. Girls Basketball Junior High Night Thursday, January 31, 2019 7:00 p.m. vs. Morton 7th Grade Step Up Day Thursday, March 8, 2019

The complete and most up-to-date JCA 2018-2019 Events Online Calendar can be found at www.jca-online.org/events.

Contact the Admissions Office to schedule a private family tour or discuss tuition and financial aid options. To request more information visit www.jca-online.org/admissions. 1200 N. Larkin Avenue | Joliet, IL 60435 Contact: Ryan Quigley, JCA Director of Admissions 815.741.0500 | www.jca-online.org [email protected] or 815.741.0500 ext. 214