Admissions
We welcome new families year-round!
Applications for 2027-28 are open.
We are still accepting students for 2026-27.
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2027–2028 Admissions Timeline
- October 13, 2026: Applications open for EL3 through 8th Grade ($50 application fee).
- December 15, 2026: Financial assistance applications open for the 2027–28 school year.
- December 15, 2026: EL3 & JK4 new student enrollment offers sent (decisions sent on a rolling basis after).
- January 15–31, 2027: Re-enrollment period for current families.
- February 15, 2027: Grades K–8 new student enrollment offers sent (decisions sent on a rolling basis after).
Step-by-Step Application Process
1.Submit Online Application:
Create an account and follow the instructions to complete the online application. Upload required documents, pay the $50 non-refundable application fee, and submit.
2.Student Assessment:
Once your application is submitted, self-schedule your child’s reading and math skills screening using the calendar link provided for their applied grade.
3.Review & Decision:
Admissions decisions are evaluated based on space availability, entrance assessment, academic and behavior records, and priority status (siblings, Catholic families, followed by non-Catholic families). EL3 & JK4 new student offers begin December 15th, and Grades K–8 new student offers begin February 15th (following current family re-enrollment).
4.Enrollment:
Once accepted, families finalize admission by submitting the enrollment packet, which secures their set for 2027-28. To receive the Catholic tuition rate, families must provide a baptismal certificate for the student.
For questions about the admissions process, please reach out to our Enrollment/Marketing Coordinator, Isabella Filipi, ifilipi@smsscs.org.
Admissions Policies
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SMSS admits qualified students regardless of race, color, or national origin.
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Non-Catholic students are welcome, with the understanding that all students participate in religious instruction and activities.
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The first year of enrollment is considered probationary.
