Our School Profile at a glance College Acceptance rates Listed below are the percentage of students who applied and were accepted to these colleges: Salesian is a Catholic, co-educational college preparatory high school that educates a diverse and vibrant student body. Salesian is located on a beautiful secluded campus in 80% 86% 93%92% Richmond, California that spans 21 acres of scenic views University of Private California State Colleges Outside of redwoods. California Colleges Universities of California Salesian is accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) and Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Voted “Best Faith-Based High School” in Contra Costa College Matriculation County by Parents’ Press magazine for the last five years. Over the past three years, Salesian graduates attended the following schools:
Academy of Art University Hofstra University Syracuse University Alabama A&M University Hollins University Talladega College Alabama State University Holy Names University Texas A & M University Arizona State University Howard University Thomas More College of Liberal Arts Our Faculty Art Institute of Seattle Idaho State University Trinity College Dublin Ateneo de Manila University Indiana Institute of Technology Tuskegee University dedicated to developing the whole student through the Auburn University Indiana University at Bloomington University of Arizona Azusa Pacific Ithaca College University of California, Berkeley oratory model of Home, Church, School and Playground Baruch College of CUNY John Carroll University University of California, Davis Belmont University Langston University University of California, Irvine Berklee College of Music Lewis and Clark State College University of California, Los Angeles Salesian employed more than 30 faculty members. Bethune-Cookman University Lincoln University University of California, Merced Boise State University Livingstone College University of California, Riverside California Lutheran University Loyola Marymount University University of California, San Diego Four faculty members hold PhDs. California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts University of California, Santa Barbara California Polytechnic State University, Merrimack College University of California, Santa Cruz San Luis Obispo Miami University, Oxford University of Chicago 65% of faculty hold advanced degrees. California State University, Bakersfield Michigan State University University of Colorado at Boulder California State University, Chico Middle Tennessee State University University of Connecticut California State University, Dominguez Hills Mills College University of Hawaii California State University, East Bay Montana State University University of Idaho The average class size is 24. California State University, Fresno Morehouse College University of Illinois at Urbana California State University, Fullerton Muhlenberg College Champaign California State University, Humboldt New Jersey Institute of Technology University of Kentucky Student to teacher ratio is 15. California State University, Long Beach New York Institute of Technology, University of La Verne California State University, Los Angeles Manhattan Campus University of Louisville California State University, Monterey Bay New York University University of Maine 100% of faculty and staff dedicated to our mission. California State University, Northridge North Carolina A&T State University University of Miami California State University, Sacramento Northern Arizona University University of Nevada, Las Vegas California State University, San Bernardino Notre Dame de Namur University University of Nevada, Reno California State University, San Diego Oregon Institute of Technology University of Oklahoma California State University, San Francisco Oregon State University University of Oregon California State University, San Jose Pace University University of Portland California State University, San Marcos Pacific University University of Redlands Our curriculum California State University, Sonoma Parsons School of Design University of Rhode Island nurturing student success and personal development California State University, Stanislaus Pennsylvania State University University of San Diego Champlain College Pepperdine University University of San Francisco Chapman University Philander Smith College University of Southern California We offer a rigorous college preparatory curriculum. The Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Portland State University University of Texas, Austin Clark Atlanta University Pratt Institute University of Texas, Arlington following required courses, combined with electives, equal to Cogswell Polytechnical College Purdue University University of the Pacific Colorado School of Mines Rider University University of Utah a total of 250 semester credits for graduation (and meet the Colorado State University Rhode Island College University of Washington minimum required curriculum for admission to the University Concordia University - Montreal Salve Regina University University of Wisconsin Cornell College San Francisco Art Institute Vassar College of California and California State University systems): Cornish College of the Arts Saint Augustine’s University Virginia State University DePaul University Santa Clara University Washington State University Dominican University of California Scripps College Wellesley College 2 years of World Drake University Seattle Pacific University West Virginia University, IT 4 years of Religious Studies Emerson College Seattle University Western Washington Languages Fordham University Shaw University Whittier College Georgetown University Southern Oregon University Whitworth University 4 years of English Georgia State University Spelman College Willamette University 1 year of Visual Grambling University St. John’s University Xavier University Hampton University 3 years of Mathematics and Performing Arts St. Mary’s College of California
3 years of Social Science 1 year of Physical Education 67% of the Class of 2018 graduated with honors 99% of the Class of 2018 enrolled in college 3 years of Science
School Profile 2018-updated.indd 1 8/10/18 8:58 AM Our salesian community 430 students were enrolled at Salesian College Preparatory during the 2017-2018 school year. More than half of these students received tuition assistance totaling $1.8 million. 22% 25% 12% 24% 17% 100% African / African-American / Black Asian / Pacific Islander Caucasian / Euro-American / White Hispanic / Latino Multiracial / Other Salesian Student Life Advanced Placement encouraging a vibrant life beyond the classroom Approximately 70% of our students participate in co-curricular and Honors Courses activities including 34 competitive teams across 13 interscholastic elevating your student’s education to the next level sports, more than 30 co-curricular clubs, a Jazz band, a renowned Story and Song chorale group and a comprehensive visual and We offer 20 Honors and Advanced Placement courses. Additionally, performing arts program. Additionally, students participate in a Salesian offers an Honors at Entrance accelerated curriculum for Service Learning Program encompassing four required service eligible freshmen. Advanced Placement and Honors courses are projects. Every student must complete a Senior Synthesis Portfolio offered in the following subjects: and Presentation with a focus on service learning at the end of their senior year. English I Honors (9) Pre-Calculus Honors (11, 12) World History Honors (9) AP Calculus AB (11, 12) Spanish II Honors (9, 10) AP Calculus BC (11, 12) AP Biology (10) AP French (11, 12) School Community English II Honors (10) AP Spanish (11, 12) a welcoming and diverse community awaits AP Computer Science (10, 11, 12) AP English Literature (12) Spanish III Honors (10, 11) AP Art History (12) Salesian is a diverse and welcoming community that develops AP Language & Composition (11) Comparative Religions Honors (12) healthy young people by providing them opportunities to explore AP U.S. History (11) Economics Honors (12) and pursue personal, academic, co-curricular and spiritual interests. Chemistry Honors (11) U.S. Government Honors (12) The Salesian student community represents the multicultural and socioeconomically diverse population of the greater San Francisco Bay Area. iPad Program providing a mobile and interactive learning environment Scholarships All students participate in a 1-to-1 iPad Program and are required to awarding student achievement bring and use an Apple iPad in the classroom and at home. Students and faculty can access interactive research resources via our secure Academic and merit-based scholarships are available for students campus wireless network. iPad technology allows for better student who have demonstrated exemplary qualities. Students may apply engagement and improved learning. for up to two scholarships and may receive a combination of one scholarship and tuition grant upon acceptance Please call the Admissions Office at (510) 234-4433, ext. 1416 for details. salesian leadership Tuition Grants committed to nurturing the whole student committed to making Salesian affordable to all Fr. John Itzaina, SDB Stephen Pezzola ‘74 Tuition grants may be offered to those who demonstrate financial Director President need. Grant applications are available online or by calling the Finance Office at (510) 234-4433 ext.1102. Marylou Flannery Brian Swanson Principal Assistant Principal
"Meet our impressive faculty, spend a day with our awesome students, and catch the Salesian spirit and see for yourself what Academics, Faith and Family are really about!" - Marylou Flannery, Principal
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School Profile 2018-updated.indd 2 8/10/18 8:58 AM Salesian College Preparatory
2018-2019 Viewbook “Our Salesian family of students, teachers, administration and staff are here to guide our students and their parents as they embark on their new and exciting high school journey. Our goal is to prepare students not only for college, but to be socially responsible young adults. A Salesian education instills confidence and commitment within and beyond the classroom.”
— Stephen Pezzola ‘74 President
Our Mission Salesian College Preparatory educates young men and women and develops them into good citizens for the betterment of society and the glory of God. Salesian combines the elements of Home, Church, School and Playground within a safe, supportive and nurturing environment, in accordance with St. John Bosco’s philosophy of reason, religion and loving kindness.
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Located in Richmond, California on a 21-acre park-like setting, Salesian is a non-profit Roman Catholic high school that educates a diverse and vibrant student body. Salesian is accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
www.salesian.com I 3 “Without confidence and love, there can be no education.”
— St. John Bosco
For five consecutive years, Parents’ Press has named Salesian College Preparatory one of the best faith-based high schools in the San Francisco Bay Area.
4 I SALESIAN College Preparatory Salesian by the Numbers
430 Students 30+ Co-Curricular Clubs 24 Average Class Size 20 AP & Honors Courses 15:1 Student Teacher Ratio 13 Interscholastic Sports 3 International Trips in 2018 1 Salesian Family Join the Salesian Family
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6 I SALESIAN College Preparatory Foundation for Success
Salesian builds a foundation to ensure success for each student. Academic counselors schedule individual appointments with our students to discuss their academic progress and college plans commencing in the freshman year. Towards the end of their junior year and throughout their senior year, guidance counselors provide students with information, workshops and individual assistance to prepare them for the college application process including essay and personal statement coaching from our qualified counselors. Virtually all Salesian students who apply to college are accepted into a college or university.
Legacy of Accomplishment
Since its establishment in 1960, Salesian has changed the lives of more than 6,000 students as they prepared for adulthood. Salesian alumni are poised for impact. Some of Salesian’s most noteworthy graduates include Gates Scholars, innovators in tech, professional athletes, influential community leaders, Olympians and national news correspondents.
Class of 2018 graduates of Salesian College Preparatory received acceptances from 98 colleges and universities in 24 states across America and several international institutions.
What to Expect as a Salesian graduate
Over $750,000 in scholarships were awarded to the class of 2018 from colleges and universities 67% of the class of 2018 graduated with honors 99% of the class of 2018 continued on to a college or university
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Student Achievement and Personal Development
At Salesian, our aim is to prepare our graduates to be successful at top-tier colleges “Salesian is a and universities, and to be socially-responsible young adults. Salesian emphasizes and balances academic achievement, co-curricular involvement and personal vibrant, caring development. Students are presented with numerous opportunities to explore and supportive and hone their academic skills in addition to their personal interests and talents educational through: community where • AP and Honors Courses each student • An extensive catalog of elective courses • Opportunities for travel and exchange program participation is challenged • Career oriented coursework to succeed and thrive.” Historically, 99+% of Salesian graduates attend college.
The Path to College — Marylou Flannery Principal All students meet with their academic guidance counselor during the first quarter of their freshman year. Beginning in the sophomore year, a college counselor meets with each student to ensure college readiness and that the student is on the right track towards academic success and college acceptance.
It is vital that students capably navigate the process of researching and applying to college given the increasing competition at the more elite institutions. The guidance counselors at Salesian are specialists in helping students on their academic journey. College counselors are on hand throughout the entire college application process, from selection to submission and enrollment. They also are available to coach students on college essays and applications. For more information, please visit our website at www.salesian.com/college-guidance.
8 I SALESIAN College Preparatory Honors at Entrance Program
Salesian College Preparatory is one of the few high schools in Northern California to offer an accelerated Honors track for incoming freshmen. Students are selected based on a series of criteria including grades, High School Placement Test A Place for Scholars (HSPT) scores and letters of recommendation. Students are placed in the Honors program by the Admissions Committee.
Sample Class Schedule GRADE 9 GRADE 10 *SAMPLE ELECTIVES English (H) Biology (AP) Anatomy Integrated Science Computer Science (AP) AP Calculus AB Mathematics (ADV) English (H) AP Calculus BC Physical Education Mathematics (ADV) AP French Religious Studies Religious Studies AP Spanish World History (H) World Language (H) Conditioning / Weight Lifting World Language (H) Elective* (AP) (H) Creative Writing Dance GRADE 11 GRADE 12 Drama English (AP) Economics / Government (H) Drawing and Painting Mathematics (AP) (H) English (AP) Environmental Science Religious Studies Religious Studies (H) Graphic Journalism Science (H) Elective* / Math (AP) (H) Instrumental Music US History (AP) Elective* / World Language (AP) Morals in the Media Elective* (AP) (H) Elective* (AP) (H) Photography Elective* Elective* Psychology Sports Medicine
For the full course catalog, please (ADV) Advanced, (AP) Advanced Placement, (H) Honors visit salesian.com/course-catalog.
Academic Success Program
For students who need additional academic support at entrance, the Academic Success Program provides individualized and group tutoring, resource support and study skills training to ensure a successful transition to high school. Our Resource Specialist helps freshmen manage the rigors of a college prep curriculum while inspiring confidence and motivation to succeed. Support is provided to students with IEPs, 504 plans, low test scores on the High School Placement Test (HSPT) or upon teacher or counselor recommendations.
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10 I SALESIAN College Preparatory STEM in action
Computer Science Program Salesian College Preparatory is in its second year utilizing Oracle Academy’s computer science coding curriculum. Students who participate in the Oracle Academy program are eligible to test for certifications that can assist with future job applications. Salesian also recently adopted Code.org the leading curriculum for K-12 computer science in the largest school districts in the United States. AP Computer Science will be available starting in the Fall of 2019.
Salesian has also partnered with the UC Berkeley Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering Departments to participate in the Pioneers of Engineering (PiE) program. With the help and mentorship of UC Berkeley students and faculty mentors, the Salesian Tech Club built “Sparky” the Robot and programmed him to complete several tasks using Python based language.
21st Century Education Salesian’s commitment to a twenty-first century education includes:
• Collaborative, inquiry-based learning across all four STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics including AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC) • Graphic Design and Computer Science courses • 1:1 iPad program • Fully networked and wireless campus • State-of-the-art biology, physics and chemistry labs • 3D printer access and robotics instruction
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At Salesian College Preparatory, we are a community with a mission to bring love, compassion, justice and truth to one another and to our world. We accept that our Salesian education calls us to become good, honest and upright citizens. We are called to do this together as a school community.
12 I SALESIAN College Preparatory All students complete four service requirements each year, including:
• Participation in a campus-wide service day • Engagement in service donation projects (including our Thanksgiving food drive and Project Santa) • Completion of a unique, self-selected community service project on or off campus • Participation in a class service learning activity, such as volunteering at St. Anthony’s Dining Room in San Francisco
Faith Families Faith Families are comprised of students from each grade and a faculty/staff member. Faith Families function to assist the Salesian community to bridge the “generational divide” between the freshmen through senior classes and build a supportive and faith-filled group of young people.
Faith Family groups are one of the key vehicles to encourage students to give service to a variety of projects in the local neighborhood. Faith Families also organize and participate together in our Service Day every year. Recent event locations included the Bay Area Rescue Mission, Pinole Valley Watershed and Animal Refugee Response.
Campus Ministry Our student-directed Campus Ministry Team coordinates and leads class retreats, school-wide liturgies, an annual Don Bosco Day Mass and celebration, service learning activities, and community fundraisers.
Student Leadership One of Salesian’s most unique and popular student groups is Student Leadership and Ministry (SLAM). This group is a collection of student elected representatives, Faith Family leaders and students from our Campus Ministry Team. SLAM members participate in a class which focuses on cultivating leadership skills. SLAM helps sustain Salesian school spirit, fosters a sense of community and helps to build the Salesian family atmosphere. Together, members organize and direct spirited campus activities and major service projects.
www.salesian.com I 13 CREATING Global Citizens
Salesian students experience learning that is international. Throughout their high school experience, our students engage with different cultures, absorb new perspectives and gain skills that prepare them to make a positive impact as a global citizen. As a member of a diverse school community, students learn to respect cultures, languages, religions and traditions other than their own.
14 I SALESIAN College Preparatory Salesian provides a culturally diverse college prep experience.
International Global Student Program Learning Opportunities
Salesian College Preparatory is an Over the last three years, Salesian international school, hosting students students have extended their learning from all over the world. We have hosted beyond the classroom through students from the following countries: teacher led world travel to: • Brazil • Nigeria • Belize • Iceland • China • Peru • Costa Rica • Italy • Germany • South Korea • France • Japan • Ghana • Taiwan • Galapagos • New Zealand • India • Thailand Islands • Quebec • Japan • Vietnam • Mexico
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Salesian offers a variety of courses for students to explore their creative talents. In addition to coursework in the visual and performing arts, students engage in service learning and community events such as Art Day, the Halloween Festival, Project Santa, and Visual & Performing Arts Showcase to name a few.
Visual and Performing Arts
Salesian art educators and students take local and international trips which have included Greece, Italy, and France.
The Art Club volunteers their services to the school and the local community.
Students participating in music courses have recorded two CDs under the direction of our music instructor.
The music classes share their talents in two school concerts annually.
Dance classes are held in a state-of-the-art dance studio located at the Salesian Boys and Girls Club on campus. The dance studio and classes were featured on Channel 2 KTVU in 2016.
Our drama program performs a comedy and musical every year to sold-out audiences. These must-see events include professional musicians as well as professional costume, lighting and set design.
16 I SALESIAN College Preparatory The drama classes compete annually in the wildly entertaining Improv Olympics competition.
2018 celebrates the 22nd season of our Story and Song chorale group.
Story and Song performs at school events throughout the Bay Area and in the annual Los Angeles tour.
The Tabard, Salesian’s student literary club, produces an annual magazine featuring art, photography, poetry and more, from students of all grades.
30+ Co-Curricular Clubs African American Association of Knowledge (AAAK) Amnesty International Animal Rights Club Art Club Asian Pacific Islanders (API) Campus Ministry Chess & Board Games Club Club Lavender Club Purpose Culinary Club Diversity Club Drama Club Fantasy Sports Club Film Club Frisbee Club Future is Now Club Habitat for Humanity Hiking Club Interact Club Italian Club Junior State of America (JSA) Latino Club Literary Magazine (The Tabard) Major League Gaming (Video Club) National Honor Society Newspaper (The Sentinel) Salesian Bees & Garden Club Salsa Club Science/Travel Club Sneaker Club Star Wars Club Tech Club (Robotics) Tokyo Seoul Club
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Salesian College Preparatory has a well-deserved reputation as the “home of champions.” For a relatively small school, we have earned an impressive number of state and NCS championships across a number of sports. Since 2000, the Salesian athletic program has earned:
• 3 California State Titles • 21 North Coast Section Championships • 7 4 League Championships • N umerous finishes in the top ten State rankings
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Fall FALL SPORTS Cheerleading Cross-Country Football Girls Tennis Girls Volleyball Home of Winter WINTER SPORTS Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Cheerleading Champions Boys Soccer Girls Soccer
Spring SPRING SPORTS Baseball Cheerleading Golf Softball Swimming & Diving Boys Tennis Track & Field Boys Volleyball
www.salesian.com I 19 Salesian College Preparatory is more than a top-tier academic institution. It is also a place We of love and support where we celebrate success Are A Family and console disappointment. It is where lifelong bonds are formed and a community comes together as one. We are a family and would love for you to join!
20 I SALESIAN College Preparatory 100% Family Involvement
Family Service Program In keeping with our Salesian tradition, families participate in the Family Service Program (FSP), which serves as an avenue to school involvement, financial support and community building. Each family offers volunteer service for the benefit of our students and their programs. FSP complements our Student Service Program by having families participate in school and community service projects.
School and FSP Events Examples of School and FSP events are: Admissions Welcome Events, Annual Crab Feed, Athletic Event Concessions, Coaching Staff, Drama Performances, Fundraising Drives, Mother’s Day Brunch, Team Fundraising, Ticket Sales and Sports Photography and Videography.
Campus Diversity Students at Salesian College Preparatory benefit from the culturally rich and diverse communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. Guided by Don Bosco’s philosophy, Salesian students learn to embrace differences while preparing for life beyond the classroom.
www.salesian.com I 21 How to Apply The Salesian College Preparatory application process involves a comprehensive assessment of each applicant. While each applicant offers unique talents and gifts, enrollment is limited and not all applicants can be offered placement. The Admissions Committee works diligently to consider each applicant, carefully reviewing the following criteria:
• Transcripts and test scores from 7th and 8th grades • Citizenship, work habits and conduct marks (which must be satisfactory) • Recommendation forms from the education team at the current school • High School Placement Test (HSPT) results • Personal Interview—an interview with a Salesian administrator, teacher or staff member
Application Checklist • Complete and submit the online application with the $80 fee by Monday, December 3, 2018. Late applications may be accepted with a $100 fee but must be received no later than Monday, January 7, 2019. • Take the High School Placement Test (HSPT) on Saturday, January 12, 2019. When submitting the admissions application, please complete the registration for the HSPT. There is no additional fee. • 9th Grade Applicants: Recommendation and Transcript Request forms for 7th and 8th grades from your current school must be submitted by Friday, February 1, 2019. • Attend a pre-scheduled 15 minute interview between 3:30pm-6:30pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2019. • A dmissions notification letters will be sent via regular mail on Thursday, March 21, 2019. Notifications will be emailed after 3:00 p.m. on Friday, March 22, 2019.
Registration Fee A registration fee of $650 is due in March 2019 with your enrollment contract. For complete information on tuition and fees, please visit: www.salesian.com/ admissions.
22 I SALESIAN College Preparatory Annual Fund Pledge Tuition revenue funds Salesian’s academic programs and operations. There is a gap between the funds received from tuition revenue and the actual cost of educating a Salesian student. That gap is approximately $3000 per student. Therefore, we respectfully ask each Salesian family to donate to our Annual Giving Campaign every year. It is our hope that each student’s family contributes $500 or more; we are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and this gift may be tax-deductible. We are committed to delivering an excellent college preparatory education by retaining high-quality faculty, investing in new technology and offering a robust selection of courses. Your gift ensures that students can continue to benefit from smaller class sizes, personalized attention and many co-curricular activities including athletics, drama and student clubs. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
Scholarships and Tuition Grants Salesian offers a combination of academic and merit-based scholarships to incoming freshmen, as well as tuition grants to students based on demonstrated financial need. Students may apply for up to two scholarships and may receive a combination of one scholarship and tuition grant upon acceptance.
Academic Scholarships Academic Scholarships are awarded to students entering the ninth grade. Qualification for these scholarships is based on High School Placement Test (HSPT) scores, academic records, recommendations and interviews.
The Don Bosco Scholarship is our most prestigious scholarship; it is awarded to no more than ten outstanding 8th grade applicants each year. This scholarship is awarded to recipients from participating 8th grade classes. This scholarship funds half the cost of tuition for all four years, provided that the student maintains a 3.5 GPA or higher. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 4.0 in the 7th and 8th grades and an HSPT score in the top 25% of the incoming class.
Salesian’s Honors at Entrance Scholarships are designated for students who have demonstrated academic excellence in 8th grade, and plan to enroll in honors coursework in the 9th grade. Students with an 8th grade GPA of 3.75 or higher, and an HSPT score ranking in the top 25% of the incoming class are eligible for an Honors at Entrance Scholarship. Applications are NOT required for this scholarship.
Other Merit Based Scholarships Awarded to exceptionally gifted students entering the 9th grade who have demonstrated commitment and excellence in the following three categories: Visual and Performing Arts, Science, Technology, and Math, Service and Leadership.
Tuition Grants Offered to all students based on demonstrated financial need and availability of funding. It is our goal to give all qualified students an opportunity to attend Salesian College Preparatory, regardless of financial resources. Application forms for Tuition Grants will be available on December 1, 2018. Completed forms are due for incoming freshmen no later than February 14, 2019. Students must reapply every year.
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