jserra catholic high school

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION:
Complete the Application for Admission form and return it with the Records Release Form and non-refundable $50.00 application fee.
RECORDS RELEASE FORM:
Complete and sign this form to authorize the release of transcripts. Return to JSerra with the Application for Admission.
ENGLISH AND MATH TEACHER RECOMMENDATION FORMS (Incoming Freshman only):
Print the personal information requested at the top of each form and submit to the appropriate teacher for completion and mailing to JSerra. Provide a stamped envelope, addressed to JSerra, with each of the recommendations.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION:
All 9th grade applicants for the 2009-10 school year are required to take the entrance examination. Date and time to be determined.


7th and 8th grade report cards, standardized test scores, entrance exam, and 8th grade teacher recommendations.




2008-2009
FEES (NON-REFUNDABLE)

Application Fee (new students) $50
Registration Fee (annually) $300



OTHER FEES DUE AT REGISTRATION


Activity Fee (annually) $175
Parent Association Fee (annually) $20

TUITION

Payment Plan Amount Due Date
One Annual Payment $11,550
June 1, 2008

2008-11-27 11:34:49 by chase d

jserra is a catholic high school

I think i read somewhere she is being homeschool.. but never know...

2008-05-19 09:06:27 by old school 2500

OK so, I go to JSerra right now, a super new and super nice private catholic school. But all my friends go to Dana Hills, the local public school.

Basketball is my sport and I am not really happy at JSerra. And the basketball coach at Dana screams a lot.

At JSerra, I won't get the high school experience and I have only made a few friends. But at Dana, all my friends go there, and they want me to go too. But the Dana coach is really nuts.

Also my sis goes to Dana.

I could switch and go to Dana now, or wait til next year. Or I could just stay at JSerra.

What should I do??

Please no stupid answers. Thanks

I understand your dilemma. It's hard to make friends when you are in a totally new environment, but thats something that I'm sure will come in time for you.
Now, about your basketball situation: I totally relate. When I was in high school, I loved softball- and I was awesome at it, too. I was brought up to varsity for playoffs as a sophmore, making it a sure thing that I'd make the team the next season. However, I quit-- because I thought the head coach was a jerk. He was one, but looking back on it now (as a college junior) I totally regret it. So don't base your decision about basketball on the coach. If you love the game, don't let anything take it away from you.
The only last thing I want you to consider is this: where do you see basketball in your future? are you hoping to get a college scholarship with it? My reason for asking is because your education is more valuable than anything else. If you will get a better education at the catholic school, I suggest staying there. If you think your education would be equal at either school, then I think you should sit down with your parents/guardians and talk everything out. Best of luck to you!

2008-02-08 19:17:48 by SoCalGirl<33