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Admissions Process
Age Requirements
By September 1, a student must be 3 to be in PK 3, 4 for PK 4, 5 for kindergarten, and 6 for first grade. These age requirements are state-mandated for all accredited schools.
All students must be potty-trained.Admissions Process
Step 1: Online Application- After you have completed the application, a Submit Application and Make Payment form will appear. There is an $80 total non-refundable application and assessment fee for each student application submitted. Payment via credit card is required prior to submitting your application. Please follow the instructions that will be provided to submit these fees with your completed application.
- Submit online or deliver to the school office the following:
- Birth Certificate (State Copy)
- Sacramental Records, if applicable
- Immunization Records Signed by Physician
- Medical Forms, if applicable
- Previous year Report Card and Most Recent Report Card
- School Physical - This form is required for all new students. All 6th – 8th graders participating in sports must have this form completed after June 1 for the upcoming school year.
Step 2: Interview & Assessment
A family interview and Student Assessment will be scheduled at the school once all paperwork has been received and reviewed.
Step 3: Online Registration
After receiving your acceptance notification, parents will be provided information necessary to complete the enrollment process.Immunization Policy Every student enrolled in a Catholic School in the State of Texas shall be immunized against vaccine preventable diseases caused by infectious agents in accordance with the immunization schedule adopted by the Texas Department of State Health Services. A student who fails to present the required evidence shall not be accepted for enrollment. The only exception to this requirement is a medical exemption signed by a licensed physician (M.D. or D.O.) authorized to practice in the State of Texas, including the physicians license number.Immunizations are not in conflict with the Catholic faith. Conscientious objections or waivers, which may be permissible in public schools, do not qualify as an exemption in Catholic Schools in Texas. (Texas Attorney General Opinion: GA-0420)The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops Education Department adopted this policy in 2008 and voted in 2017 to keep it unchanged.
For admissions & registration information, please contact Kelsey Scales:
kscales@seascs.net - (817) 431-4845 x302
To schedule a personal tour of our campus, please contact Missi Adami:
madami@seascs.net - (817) 431-4845 x296