Application Checklist - St. John’s Preparatory School Admission (Fall 2010)

Sep 15, 2026

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Application checklist for admission to St. John’s Preparatory School, outlining eligibility, required forms, and testing options for Fall 2010 entry. Details include registering for the High School Placement Test on November 13 or December 11, 2010 or submitting SSAT scores (member number 6537), and meeting application submission deadlines no later than December 15, 2010. Transfer requirements include SSAT scores by March 1, 2011, an admissions interview by March 18, 2011, and a school profile.

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Admissions Testing

High School Placement Test (HSPT)

Secondary School Admissions Test (SSAT)

Application Materials

Application for Admission

Essay and Support Documents

Recommendation Forms

School Transcript and Reports

Transfer Applicant Requirements

Deadlines and Mailing Instructions

Tuition and Tuition Assistance

ApplIcATIon checklIST Any young man making satisfactory progress toward the completion of eighth grade, or any high school student in good standing at his present school, is welcome to apply for admission to St. John’s Preparatory School. Please complete each of the steps outlined below in order tobe considered for admission. Specific details for each requirement are explained on the reverse side of this form. Register for and take an admissions test: The High School Placement Test (HSPT) will be administered at St. John’s Prep on November 13 and December 11, 2010. Applicants may alternatively submit Secondary School Admissions Test (SSAT) scores. The St. John’s Prep SSAT member number is 6537. Students must take an admissions test no later than December 15, 2010. Submit Application Materials: Application for Admission to St. John’s Preparatory School Copy of a graded essay from a recent English/ History/Social Studies class including teacher’s remarks, comments or notes Copies of all that apply: Current neuropsychological evaluation, 504 Plan, Individual Education Plan (IEP) . Parent or Guardian Statement (optional) The candidate also is responsible for forwarding the following forms to the person in the candidate’s school who is responsible for preparing the necessary information. Please note that materials must be mailed directly to St. John’s Prep after the first marking period and no later than December 15, 2010. Official copy of School Transcript Principal/Headmaster/Counselor Report Form Current English Teacher Recommendation Form Current Mathematics Teacher Recommendation Form Additional Items Required for Transfer Applicants: Submit copy of SSAT scores by March 1, 2011 Interview with Dean of Admissions (Students applying from 9th grade or higher) by March 18, 2011 Provide School Profile (Students applying from 9th grade or higher) All application materials must be postmarked no later than December 15. Recommendation Forms • Principal/Headmaster/Counselor Report Form A Principal/Headmaster/Counselor Report Form is included with the St. John’s Prep admissions materials. The top portion of this form should be completed by the candidate, and then given to the person in the candidate’s school who is responsible for preparing records. Upon the re port’s completion, please forward directly from the candidate’s school to St. John’s Preparatory School as soon as possible after the first marking period and no later than December 15. • Current English Teacher Recommendation Form This form is included with the St. John’s Prep admissions materials. The top portion of this form should be completed by the candidate, and then given to the person in the candidate’s school who is responsible for preparing records. Upon the re port’s completion, please forward directly from the candidate’s school to St. John’s Preparatory School as soon as possible after the first marking period and no later than December 15. • Current Mathematics Teacher Recommendation Form This form is included with the St. John’s Prep admissions materials. The top portion of this form should be completed by the candidate, and then given to the person in the candidate’s school who is responsible for preparing records. Upon the re port’s completion, please forward directly from the candidate’s school to St. John’s Preparatory School as soon as possible after the first marking period and no later than December 15. School Transcript An official copy of mid-year or final semester school transcript must be submitted with the Principal/Headmaster/Counselor Report Form. A parent/guardian must request this from the current school. Admissions examination St. John’s Prep will administer the High School Placement Test (HSPT) on November 13 and December 11, 2010. This same test also will be administered by other Catholic secondary schools on the same dates. The exam does not have to be taken at St. Jo

FAQs

Which admissions test can applicants take for St. John’s Prep in Fall 2010?

Applicants can take the High School Placement Test (HSPT) administered at St. John’s Prep on November 13 or December 11, 2010, or submit SSAT scores (member number 6537).

What is the latest date to submit application materials and forms?

All application materials must be postmarked no later than December 15, 2010, including items forwarded from the candidate’s school after the first marking period.

What additional requirements apply to transfer applicants?

Transfer applicants must submit SSAT scores by March 1, 2011, complete an interview with the Dean of Admissions by March 18, 2011, and provide a school profile for applicants applying from 9th grade or higher.

Sep 15, 2026

Uploaded by Grenda