St. Joe's Promise

We’re thrilled to introduce a new admissions program for Catholic school families. The St. Joe’s Promise is a campaign for families with students that are attending any Catholic school and want to continue that commitment to high school.

SJCA recognizes that there are many factors that contribute to whether or not a student can continue their Catholic education into high school. We are committed to working with families to use our resources to bridge the financial gap in order to make that goal possible.

Is your student eligible?

Whether you attend SJCA already or are coming from another Catholic school, we want to work with you.

✓ Entering 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade at St. Joseph Catholic Academy.
✓ Currently attending a Catholic school.
✓ Complete an interest form.

How to Get Started

1. Complete the interest form. Submit the St. Joe’s Promise Interest Form by December 11.
2. We create a family profile. Based on the information you provide, SJCA will develop a profile for your family.
3. Our team reviews your profile. Our team will carefully review each profile to identify the tuition assistance opportunities and options best suited to your family.
4. Decisions at the end of January. Families will receive their St. Joe’s Promise decisions at the end of January, when registration opens for the upcoming school year.

Let’s work together to make a Catholic high school education a reality for your family.

Students Name

First NameLast Name

Parent/Guardian Name

First NameLast Name

Parent/Guardian Email

example@example.com

Parent/Guardian Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.

Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

What is your current school?

What is your household size (including children and parents)

What is your family household income?

What are your interests? (Athletics, Theatre, STEM, Music, Arts, etc.)

Which Parish do you attend?

How are you involved at your Parish?

Are you or any family members an alumni of the school?

Why are you interested in a SJCA high school education?

What concerns or questions do you have?

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