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Monsignor
Kelly Catholic High School
Top 50 Catholic Schools in the Country
2 Time Exemplary
School Winner
U.S. Department
of Education
Contact our
Admissions Director, Rose Marie Ashabranner,
to find out about our school
(409) 866-2351
ext.139
Most
Common Questions Asked by Parents
Admission Policy
Admission
Normally students
whose educational needs can be served by the MKCHS faculty
and
who apply to Kelly are admitted. The normal time for application
is in the winter of
eighth grade in order to enter the freshman class the following
fall. Late applicants who
are qualified students may be admitted on a space available
basis.
Acceptance
is contingent upon successful completion of eighth grade.
Students whose
records show low achievement and/or failing grades may be
required to attend an
accredited summer school program before admission is finalized
or may be placed or
admitted on academic probation.
Transfer
Students
Ordinarily,
students from local high schools are not admitted into the
senior year.
Ordinarily, students
are only accepted at the beginning of a semester.
Ordinarily, students
who seek to repeat a year are not eligible for admission.
Ordinarily, students
are not admitted unless they are at the appropriate age for
their
grade level.
Students must
have sufficient credits and courses to meet the school’s
standards for the grade into which they seek entrance.
Students must
be in good standing with their former school, especially
regarding financial obligations, conduct, and attendance.
Students are
put on a waiting list or probation until the academic records
have been
received from the previous school. Academic records brought
by the registering student
are not considered official.
Acceptance
is contingent upon available space.
The Admissions
Committee makes decisions on admissions.
All admissions,
whether as an incoming freshman or a transfer student, are
considered
probationary and may be revoked if academics, behavior, financial
or other difficulties
become apparent.
MKCHS admits
students without regard to gender, race, creed or National
or ethnic
origin. Non-Catholic students are admitted provided they,
and their parents/guardians,
are willing to subscribe to the religious philosophy and program
of the school. Priority is
given to non-Catholic students entering from the feeder schools.
Non-Catholic students
from other schools are admitted on a space available basis.
MKCHS Guidance Counselors
Ginny Anglin,
Seniors
Kari Hillin,
Freshman-Juniors
Joan Cook,
Registrar
Counselors
are available during school hours at
(409) 866-2351
x. 110
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