St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School is a college preparatory, Catholic school for students in grades Pre-K through twelve. The admissions process is used to determine a match between the student's need and the curriculum and resources St. Anne-Pacelli offers. St. Anne-Pacelli administers a non-discriminatory policy of admission. In keeping with the school philosophy and mission, effort is made to maintain a diverse student body and to provide new families with opportunities for admission.

Admission is conducted year round. We hold several Open Houses each year for prospective families or you may contact us to schedule a personal tour. Prospective students in grades six through twelve may experience the life of the school with a Shadow Day visit arranged through the Admissions Office. During this visit, prospective students will "shadow" a current student in their classes and throughout the school day. It is a great opportunity for the student to see what the teachers, classes, students and even lunch is like at St. Anne-Pacelli.

The Admissions Office is available to answer questions and assist you with applications, entrance testing or readiness assessments and tuition assistance. We look forward to welcoming your family to the Viking family!

To Visit or to Receive More Information Contact:

Director of Advancement (PK -12) - Email Julie Davis (ext.271)
Admissions Director (PK-8) - Email Pat Nobes (ext. 128)

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Lower School (Grades Pre-K through 8)

Age Requirements: St. Anne School follows the Florida Catholic Conference guidelines for beginning age requirements for school entrance.

Pre-Kindergarten: Child must be four years old on or before September 1.
Kindergarten: Child must be five years old on or before September 1.
First grade: Child must be six years old on or before September 1.

Acceptance:

• All applicants Pre-K through 8th grade participate in a readiness or
  standardized assessment.

• Acceptance is based on the student's ability to succeed in our program,
  previous school performance, and standardized test results – all of
  which help to establish a good fit for both the student and the school.

• Official notification of acceptance is by letter.

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High School (Grades 9 through 12)

Acceptance:

• Ninth and tenth grade students applying for admission are required to take
  a high school placement test, which is used both for admissions and to help
  determine placement in honors courses. Eleventh and twelfth grade
  students may provide PLAN, PSAT, SAT or ACT test scores to be used in
  place of the high school placement test.

• Acceptance is based on the student's ability to succeed in our program,
  previous school performance (including grades, attendance and discipline),
  and standardized test results - all which help to establish a good fit for
  both the student and the school.

• Official notification of acceptance is by letter.

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