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TOURS |
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Tours are available daily.
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ADMISSION
POLICY |
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Saint Henry School is a parish elementary school supported
by tuition and the contributions of the members of the
parish. The primary purpose of the school is the development
of the spiritual, intellectual, social, moral, and physical
potential of the children of Saint Henry Parish. Registered,
contributing parishioners and currently registered students
will be given priority over other applicants for admission.
A contributing member is one who is registered,
participating, and financially supporting the parish by
using the envelope system on a regular basis. Applicants for
admission will be given priority in the following manner:
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Current registered
students who continue to meet school standards and
siblings
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Registered,
contributing parishioners of Saint Henry Parish.
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Registered,
contributing parishioners from other parishes.
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Non-participating or
Non-Catholic students.
Ordinarily, all children of
Saint Henry parishioners will be admitted to school after
completing the registration required by the school office.
However, some general conditions for admission include, but
are not limited to, current class size, academic history,
behavioral history, and special learning needs. All records
must be submitted before final approval of acceptance is
given. The administration holds the right to require
assessment for entrance into its academic program. All
students must meet school standards.
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ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS
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The following
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS are required for admission:
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Presentation of an original, official birth certificate
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Baptismal certificate
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Academic and all other pertinent school records. The family must provide evidence that the student is in good
standing at his/her prior school, showing satisfactory achievement in conduct, effort and the academic subjects. It is the
responsibility of the principal to make decisions concerning the acceptance of applicants.
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Immunization and other health records
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Psychological evaluations and/or Special Education records
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Confirmation of Parish Registration and a signed
Subsidy Card for all Catholic applicants
If class size requires a
waiting list to be established, the list will be generated
for each grade on a first come - first served basis, based
on those families meeting the Admission Policy criteria. The
waiting list is generated each academic year and is not
carried over from one academic year to the next. This policy
gives equal opportunity to all parishioners...
Although Saint Henry School attempts to meet the needs of
its students, it is not equipped to serve students with
severe learning disabilities. Parents are asked to supply
all pertinent information having impact on the school’s
ability to provide for the child’s needs. Special academic
and/or psychological evaluation may be required.
All admissions are subject to the approval of the Principal
and are based on such criteria as:
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Active/contributing
parish membership
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School records
- Academic
- Psychological
- Attendance
- Conduct
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Reason (when
applicable) for not previously attending Saint Henry
School
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Predetermined class
size.
Incoming students in grades 1-8 and parents of these
students will be required to schedule a conference with
the Principal prior to final acceptance and admission.
The student will also be asked to spend the day in the
classroom at Saint Henry School. Kindergarten students
who transfer to Saint Henry School during the school
year will follow the same procedure.
Children who reach the age of five years by September 30
may be admitted to a kindergarten program. Readiness
testing is used to determine the developmentally
appropriate placement in the kindergarten program.
The admissions policy for Saint Henry School adheres to
the laws of the State of Tennessee and the Department of
Catholic Education, which determines the age for
admittance as well as health and academic records
required for admittance.
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FINANCIAL AID |
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Financial aid is available to all Saint Henry School
families. Applications can be filed through TADS webpage
at www.tuitionaid.com. After you have completed your
taxes for the previous year you may then apply on line.
Notice of aid and the amount received will be sent to
the applicant after acceptance. This usually occurs in
May.
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TUITION |
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As a parish school, we have a vital relationship with
Saint Henry Parish. The school exists as a ministry of
the Parish – we would not be here without the church.
Parish financial support of the school represents 14% of
the school budget. Families that participate in parish
life receive a reduced tuition rate. Tuition rates are
approved by the finance committee in February.
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8th grade
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TUITION SCHEDULE (includes all
Books and Fees) |
| # of
Children |
2009-2010 Tuition |
2010-2011 Tuition |
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Increase |
Dollar Increase |
| One (1)
Child |
$
5,088.00 |
$
5,164.00 |
1.5% |
$
76.00 |
| Two (2)
Children |
$
9,263.00 |
$
9,402.00 |
1.5% |
$ 139.00 |
| Three
(3) Children |
$12,949.00 |
$13,143.00 |
1.5% |
$ 194.00 |
| Four (4)
Children |
$16,178.00 |
$16,421.00 |
1.5% |
$ 243.00 |
| Five (5)
Children |
$16,278.00 |
$16,521.00 |
1.5% |
$ 243.00 |
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Non-Participating |
$
6,143.00 per student |
$
6,219.00 per student |
1.2% |
$
76.00 |
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Pre-Kindergarten |
| One (1)
Child |
$
2,880.00 (M/W/F) |
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| One (1)
Child |
$
2,016.00 (T/Th) |
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There is no multiple family
tuition break in Pre-Kindergarten for having siblings
enrolled at Saint Henry School
in grades K-8.
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REGISTRATION FEE
- There is a $75.00 registration fee per family. |
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PARISH SUBSIDY
CARD SYSTEM
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As part of Saint Henry School’s Tuition Policy and Schedule, we initiated the “Card System.” Almost all diocesan schools are presently using a “Card System.” This system can be very effective for the viability of our mission and management of the school. The card system is used by Catholic families who wish to qualify for the reduced tuition rate.
What is a “Card System?”
By definition, the card system is an administrative procedure to ensure that our students and parents understand their
responsibility to be active in their Parish. The card system requires that each family complete a card pledging to comply
with simple, yet very important, expectations:
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To attend Mass faithfully in their Parish.
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To actively support their Parish community to the best of their ability.
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To use their Parish envelope system on a regular basis.
The
Subsidy card must be signed by your Pastor, or delegate. The completed and signed card qualifies the family for the
Participating/Contributing Tuition Rate. This procedure is required each year for the upcoming academic year for both
new families and families currently enrolled.
Without the card signed and returned, the family will be charged according to the non-participating tuition rate. The signed subsidy card also verifies the family’s parish membership and support of the Parish/School by participation in their activities.
The subsidy card should be filled out, signed and delivered to the parish office at the same time as you register your
children for school. Signed cards will be sent to the school office. If there are any questions with your subsidy, you will
be contacted by the Subsidy Review Committee.
If you are a member of another parish, please have your pastor sign your card and then bring it to the St. Henry Parish
Office or the school office as soon as possible.
If you are a NEW MEMBER OF ST. HENRY PARISH or just moving into this area, please register at the Church office
(fill out a census card available in the Parish Office) and have your previous pastor write a letter of introduction stating
that you were an active/contributing member of the Parish. This letter should be addressed to Sister
Ann Hyacinth, O.P.,
Principal, or Rev. Michael Johnston, Pastor.
Download
Subsidy
Card
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UNIFORM POLICY |
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The dress code provides a
standard for our students that foster an environment
conducive to learning and respectful behavior. Final
decisions regarding the school uniform rest with the
principal/administration.
Uniforms are purchased through Dennis·Larose
School Uniforms, 240 Great Circle Road, Nashville, TN
37228.
Phone: (615) 467-2160 or (800) 854-695 or you can shop
on-line at
http://www.dennisuniform.com/onlstore/ShowSchoolCatalog.asp?sc=NVSHNT.
GIRLS
in PRE-KINDERGARTEN
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Tan khaki Pants, walking
shorts to the knee with a cuff, or skorts (available
through Larose)
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Long or short sleeve SHS
crested navy polo shirt
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Solid black or solid white
ankle style tennis shoes with matching laces (We
highly recommend Velcro shoes) or
black, brown, or tan dress shoes with matching laces.
Example: penny loafers, bucks, or saddle oxfords.
NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
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White or navy blue crew
socks
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Navy blue tights
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SHS crested navy sweatshirt
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Belts are not recommended
BOYS in PRE-KINDERGARTEN
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Tan khaki pants or walking
shorts to the knee, comparable to those sold by Larose
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Long or short sleeve SHS
crested navy polo shirt
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Solid black or solid white
ankle style tennis shoes with matching laces (We
highly recommend Velcro shoes) or
black, brown, or tan dress shoes with matching laces.
Example: penny loafers, bucks, or saddle oxfords.
NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
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White or havy blue crew
socks
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SHS crested navy sweatshirt
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Belts are not recommended
GIRLS GRADES K - 5
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PLAID JUMPERS: Skirts
should be at or below the knee (available through
Dennis·Larose Uniform Company).
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BLOUSES: White round collar
- short or long sleeve.
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Navy or white knee or crew
length socks (cover the ankle & long enough to fold over
once)
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Black, brown, tan dress
shoes with matching laces. Example: penny loafers, bucks
or saddle oxfords. NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
Kindergarten students may wear tennis shoes all year
round.
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NO BOOTS OF ANY KIND. All
shoes must be below the ankle, standard 1 inch heel for
shoes.
BOYS GRADES K - 5
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PANTS: Poly-cotton twill
TAN khaki (khaki pants must be the same color khaki as
those sold by Dennis·Larose Uniform Company)
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SHIRTS: Navy knit with
school logo - short or long sleeve
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Navy or white crew socks
(cover the ankle & long enough to fold over once)
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Black, brown, tan dress
shoes with matching laces. Example: penny loafers, bucks
or similar. NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
Kindergarten students may wear tennis shoes all year
round.
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NO BOOTS OF ANY KIND. All
shoes must be below the ankle, standard 1 inch heel for
shoes.
GIRLS GRADES 6, 7, 8
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PLAID SKIRTS: Skirts should
be at or below the knee (available through Dennis·Larose
Uniform Company).
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BLOUSES: Yellow oxford
button down - short or long sleeve.
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Navy or white knee or crew
length socks (cover the ankle and long enough to fold
over once.)
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Black, brown, tan dress
shoes with matching laces. Example: penny loafers, bucks
or saddle oxfords. NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
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NO BOOTS OF ANY KIND. All
shoes must be below the ankle, standard 1 inch heel for
shoes.
BOYS GRADES 6, 7, 8
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PANTS: Poly-cotton twill
TAN khaki (khaki pants must be the same color khaki as
those sold by Dennis·Larose Uniform Company)
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SHIRTS: White oxford button
down - short or long sleeve
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Navy or white crew socks
(cover the ankle and long enough to fold over once.)
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Black, brown, tan dress
shoes with matching laces. Example: penny loafers, bucks
or similar. NO THICK OR PLATFORM STYLE SOLES.
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NO BOOTS OF ANY KIND. All
shoes must be below the ankle, standard 1 inch heel for
shoes.
OPTIONS TO THE UNIFORM
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All students may wear
tennis shoes during the time that summer uniforms are
worn. Tennis shoes need to be standard, below the ankle
styles. High tops are not worn with the school uniform.
Tennis shoes must be solid black or solid white. Nike,
Addidas, Keds (girls), and Reebok all carry solid white
or solid black. The dates for summer uniforms are
published in the monthly calendar.
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All students may wear the
Saint Henry crested navy sweatshirt.
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Girls may wear black or
navy blue tights with their uniform.
SUMMER UNIFORM
The summer uniform may be worn during a designated period of
time at the beginning and end of the school year. Dates for
summer uniform are announced in the monthly calendar. The
summer uniform is optional. The standard uniform may be worn
throughout the year.
K-8 GIRLS SUMMER UNIFORM
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TAN Khaki walking shorts to
the knee with a cuff or skorts (available through
Dennis·Larose Uniform Company).
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Black, brown, or khaki
solid color belt.
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SHS crested navy polo
shirt.
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Solid black or solid white
tennis shoes (below the ankle) with matching laces.
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White or navy blue crew
socks.
GRADES 6-8 GIRLS SUMMER
UNIFORM OPTION
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SHS crested navy polo shirt
(properly sized) may be worn with the uniform skirt.
K-8 BOYS SUMMER UNIFORM
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TAN Khaki walking shorts to
the knee, comparable to those sold by Dennis·Larose
Uniform Company
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Black, brown, or khaki
solid color belt.
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SHS crested navy polo
shirt.
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Solid black or solid white
tennis shoes (below the ankle) with matching laces.
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White or navy blue crew
socks.
ACCESSORIES
GIRLS
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A Medical bracelet, watch.
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A religious medal or cross
on a chain (no necklaces)
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One pair of post or small
earrings (NOTHING DANGLING)
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Clear nail polish and
chap-stick.
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No facial make-up.
BOYS
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A Medical bracelet, watch.
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A religious medal or cross
on a chain (no necklaces).
HAIR STYLE AND LENGTH
For both boys and girls, hair length must not extend beyond
the eyebrows in the front. Hair styles should be neat and
well kept. No hair style should be a point of distraction
such as punk or unusual hair cuts. Hair should not be cut
too short (no shorter than #2 clipper guard) or let grow too
long (over the collar for boys). Student's hair should be
the student's natural color. No dyed or colored hair
treatment allowed. A balance in hair style is preferred.
Hair barrettes should be simple.
OUT-OF-UNIFORM DAY
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Clothing appropriate for
school must be worn. (For both a dress up day or casual
day.)
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Skirt length same as school
uniform (at or below the knee).
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Tank tops, net shirts,
mini-skirts or any such fashion, as well as bleached or
frayed clothing are not appropriate for school.
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All printing or
advertisements must be appropriate for school.
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Shirts need to be long
enough to tuck in.
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No bicycle shorts,
sweatpants, sweatshirts, or warm-ups.
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Tennis shoes may be worn.
No sandals.
If a student’s clothing is
inappropriate, parents will be called to bring appropriate
clothing. The student who violates the dress code on an out
of uniform day may receive a minor infraction.
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