Tuition rates vary from school to school but generally cover approximately 80-90% of the cost of attendance. The rest of the cost is made up through fundraising, gifts to the school, and grants received. To find the tuition rates for a particular school, please visit its website or contact the school directly.

While our schools strive to make a quality Catholic education affordable for all, we understand that tuition can be a financial hardship for some families. Each high school offers need-based tuition assistance determined by an independent third party.

To find out if your family is eligible, contact your chosen high school to receive instructions for completing a tuition assistance application. One application can be completed and sent to multiple schools.

Each high school offers various merit-based scholarships in addition to need-based tuition assistance. Scholarships are earned for excellence in academics, the arts, community engagement, and other areas. Some scholarships also include a need component. Catholic schools are prohibited from offering scholarships for athletics.

For more information regarding scholarships at any school, visit its website or call the school for more information.

The High School Placement Test is a comprehensive placement test for eighth graders for placement in the ninth grade. It is designed to measure scholastic aptitude in verbal and non-verbal abilities, and achievement in reading mathematics, and language.

Many of the South Jersey Catholic high schools utilize the HSPT to award academic scholarships as well as assist in academic placement and scheduling.

The HSPT will take place on Saturday, October 25th at 10:00 a.m. at all participating high schools. Students will have the ability to choose the location where they will take the test and share the results with any Diocesan high school where they have applied.

Registration link for the HSPT will be available on all participating high schools’ websites beginning in August.

If a student cannot attend the November 4^th date, make-up dates will be available at each high school. Contact the school of choice for the specific date, time and location.

Throughout the year, high schools open their doors for potentials students and their families to visit the high school to learn more about academics, athletics, extra-curricular activities and more. Check our events page or the individual high school’s website for upcoming dates.

Throughout the year, high schools open their doors for potentials students and their families to visit the high school to learn more about academics, athletics, extra-curricular activities and more. Check our events page or the individual high school’s website for upcoming dates.

Another way for prospective students to learn more a particular high school is to schedule a “student for a day”. At each school, the prospective student will be paired with a current student, visit different classes, meet with administration, and based on their preferences, see additional parts of the school.

If your child is interested in scheduling a “student for a day”, visit the particular high school’s website and contact the admissions department.

South Jersey Catholic Schools believe in educating the whole student. Our schools follow rigorous curriculum guidelines established by the Diocese of Camden Office of Catholic Education. These guidelines build on the strong academic tradition of Catholic schools, incorporate national and state curriculum standards, and allow us to bring the Gospel message of Jesus into all facets of learning. Within and beyond diocesan guidelines, our schools offer a wide range of courses that allow students to develop a world view, explore potential careers, build on critical thinking skills, and of course, have fun along the way.