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Cathedral High School.............. 23 Fortune Academy ..................... 16 Greenwood Christian Academy .... 8 Heritage Christian School ......... 15 Kingsway Christian School ........ 20 Lutheran High School of Indianapolis ......................... 18 The Oaks Academy................... 19 The Orchard School.................. 17 Park Tudor School .................... 14 Providence Cristo Rey High School ............................. 18 Roncalli High School................. 13 Saint Lawrence Catholic School........................ 20 Scecina Memorial High School ............................. 16 Southport Presbyterian Christian School......................... 6 St. Richard’s Episcopal School... 11 Sycamore School ....................... 9 University High School of Indiana ................................ 21

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The truth behind the myths of private schools By Angela Parker For Custom Publications

ndiana has 829 private schools with a total enrollment of nearly 123,000 students, according to Private School Review. Despite the variety of options in private education, misinformation and misperceptions continue to circulate. What’s true and what’s false? Find out below. Myth: You have to be wealthy to send your kids to private school. Truth: Not anymore. The Hoosier State leads the country in education reform. With the recent expansion of the Indiana Choice Scholarships voucher program, low- and middle-income families have more options. Most private schools also make financial aid a priority, and many have increased their tuition-support packages to attract a more diverse range of students. Programs vary widely, so ask each school for details. Myth: You must live below the poverty level to receive financial aid. Truth: Most private schools offer financial packages and scholarships to families at a range of income levels. “The biggest misconception is that a family must be at or below the poverty level to qualify,” said Toni Kanzler, director of admissions at Traders Point Christian Academy. “Allowable income is much higher than parents realize. Some schools have flexibility within their own program guidelines to provide aid based on changes in family circumstances.” Myth: Private schools are just too small. Truth: Small classes generally mean more individual attention. With 12 to 20 students per class, teachers can provide more attention to each student, assess individual progress and allow more time for discussion and questions. As a

result, they spend less time dealing with disciplinary disruptions, which opens up more time for academic growth. Each child has a different learning style. When teachers are able to interact with students one-on-one, no one gets left behind because a concept isn’t understood. Myth: Academically, private schools can’t compare to public schools. Truth: Academic standards at many private schools rival those of some colleges and universities. Most private schools offer Advanced Placement courses and dual-credit programs, and some offer the rigorous International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. These options helps students earn college credits in high school and bypass 100-level courses. According to Private School Review, public schools must adhere to the statemandated curriculum and can’t cover certain subjects. Private schools, however, have more freedom to teach diverse material. They can individualize their curriculum and vary their teaching methods to meet students’ needs. “[Private-school] students learn how to self-advocate, ask questions and discuss topics on a deeper level,” Kanzler said. “Our graduates report that developing these skills was largely responsible for their academic success in college.” Myth: Private schools accept only super-smart kids or those who practice a certain religion. Truth: Private schools work hard to attract a diverse student body. Yes, some are hard to get into because they receive far more applications than they have spots available. The bottom line is to apply early. Most schools accept qualiﬁed students regardless of their socioeconomic

background or academic challenges. Even most faith-affiliated schools seek and welcome students of other religions. Myth: If you don’t like Latin club, choir or phys ed, you won’t have anything to do. Truth: Private schools view athletics and cocurricular activities as essential parts of a balanced education. Extracurricular activities and athletics are the ﬁrst items cut when a public school’s budget shrinks. But private schools strive to offer dozens of sports and activities to suit a range of interests and abilities. Art, music, interschool and intramural sports, special-interest clubs and community service projects are some of the activities available to private-school students and their families. Myth: Students have to wear uniforms. Truth: At many private and even public schools, dress codes have replaced uniforms. Some schools still require uniforms, but dress codes have become a popular compromise. Students may be asked to wear khaki or navy pants and collared shirts during school hours, with an occasional jeans day thrown in for good behavior. “At Providence Cristo Rey High School, our goal is for all students to provide the best ﬁrst impression of themselves and our school wherever they are in the community,” said Joseph P. Heidt, president. “Because our students work one day a week in professional jobs, they never know who they might meet — business executives, donors, community leaders, other parents. The uniform reminds them and others that they are college-bound achievers.” ●

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or black pants. new day is dawning at Heritage The uniform policy places all students on a Christian School. The Indianapolis more level playing field, said Lorraine Taylor, institution has been educating students director of development. Students clearly look since 1965, and this year the school is providing and feel like a cohesive community, yet each one new opportunities for central Indiana families. can express his or her individuality in ways that “God’s very own,” from 1 Peter 2:9 of the Bible, is don’t interfere with academic growth. Heritage’s theme for this academic year. New this year, a Heritage Christian also preschool class for launched an anti-bullying Heritage Christian children as young as 3 is initiative to train and Open House: being offered. Heritage strengthen students, parents When: Nov. 7, 2013 Christian also has and staff. Hours: 6:30 – 8 p.m. reorganized its primary “We’ve brought in To request more information school to serve students renowned experts in the field or a tour, please contact admissions@heritagechristian.net. in preschool through of bullying who are helping sixth grade, while the us address this topic,” Taylor secondary school educates said. “Everyone is created in seventh- through 12th-grade students. And for God’s image, we are all unique and we are staking the first time in school history, a uniform dress a claim on that with this program.” code is in place. The anti-bullying program emphasizes each Secondary-school students helped launch person’s worth in Jesus Christ and as part of the the new dress code this year, arriving for classes Heritage Christian family. last month looking polished, professional and modest. The new standard calls for solid-colored Students who attend Heritage Christian polo or oxford shirts with tan, beige, gray, navy receive an outstanding academic experience. At

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the same time, they develop the skills and discipline to make a positive impact on the local and global community. Students can earn service hours by helping others. High schoolers are required to accumulate 20 service hours annually and a total of 80 before they graduate. In January each year, Heritage Christian juniors and seniors leave campus to participate in internships. For one week, students observe and participate in the working world. The experience enables them to discover and begin using their talents. During the same time period, freshmen and sophomores complete in-school internships. ●

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enrolling in Catholic schools for the ﬁrst time and those already enrolled may be eligible to receive Indiana tax credit scholarships through the Educational CHOICE Charitable Trust, which may qualify students for vouchers. The composite high school graduation rate for the high schools is nearly 95 percent, with almost 98 percent of graduates pursuing higher education — 91 percent in four-year colleges. The U.S. Department of Education has recognized Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis as National Blue Ribbon Schools 23 times since 2003. Since the inception of that program in 1985, 26 archdiocesan schools have earned a total of 32 Blue Ribbon designations — more than any other diocese in the nation. Some 93 percent of the schools are rated A or B by the state. Learn more about Archdiocese of Indianapolis Catholic schools at www.archindy.org/schools. ●

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leaders. The arts program pushes students to think and create using their whole body, mind and spirit. All students participate weekly in physical education, music, art, Spanish, technology and media classes. School administrators are proud to provide a technologically rich environment. Strength in technology, in fact, sets the institution apart from others. The curriculum is integrated with high-tech collaborative teaching tools throughout the facility, where each classroom has a SMART Board, and all seventh- and eighth-grade students use Chromebooks in class. Saint Lawrence is a Google Apps for Education School. Mobile laptops and iPads are available for use by all classrooms. This technology gives students a higher level of understanding, creativity and innovation, along with opportunities to experience tools from their generation, to maximize their experiences and shine above the rest. Experience Saint Lawrence Catholic School through an online visit or campus tour. Learn more at www.saintlawrence.net/school. ●

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magine a place where teenagers are focus exclusively on a topic of their choice. accepted and respected for who they J-Term courses, designed to mimic a college are, where teachers are as friendly and intensive, cover everything from cooking to approachable as they are qualiﬁed and where the art of “upcycling.” student visitors are greeted with enthusiastic Inclusive clubs and sports ensure no student applause. Imagine a place where students not has to specialize in just one area at age 14. only look toward college and earning millions Well-rounded students are empowered to play in scholarships but also live meaningful lives sports, start clubs and explore their creativity at today. This place is University High School. University High School. Schools like University High School are hard to ﬁnd. With 280 students in ninth Big heart through 12th grade, it’s known as a small One-on-one mentoring is tangible proof school with personalized education and a of University High School’s commitment to welcoming community. And personalized education. All while this is true, big things students have a faculty or Open houses come with the school’s size. staff mentor to meet with Sunday, Sept. 29, 2 – 4 p.m.

every other week throughout high school. By the time Students and staff gather students graduate, they’re far For more information, for a 15-minute Daily go to more comfortable talking to www.universityhighschool.org. Community Meeting. trusted adults and advocating This is a time to recognize for themselves. achievements, share creative University High School is endeavors, announce news and grow closer as built on six core values that shape every aspect a school community. of school culture. These values are creativity, For the three weeks of January Term, diversity, commitment to excellence, personal regular classes are suspended so students can responsibility, stewardship and mutual respect,

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parishes needing volunteers for after-school tutoring, neighborhood cleanups, festivals and fundraisers,” said Gerard Striby, service program coordinator. “Students may Striby propose their own projects, too. Outdoor classroom A lot of them enjoy the service At The Orchard School on West 64th opportunities that involve helping the poor.” Street, one “classroom” spans 43 acres and has Students share their volunteer experiences gardens and an arboretum. during religious education classes, providing “Since 1922, a big piece of The Orchard insights on needs within the community and School’s mission has been to include the outsuggesting additional efforts to bring about of-doors in the curriculum,” solutions. said Diana Shellhaas, outdoor “Some of our student clubs perform service education coordinator. “We’re activities as a group,” Striby a progressive said. “Our euchre club goes school; we to nursing homes once a believe that month to play cards with students learn Shellhaas residents. The basketball best through team has worked with direct an organization that experience.” refurbishes homes.” Students in preschool Twice a year, Roncalli to eighth grade interact sponsors service trips with nature as part of their beyond Indiana’s borders. academic curriculum. They “Juniors and seniors may A canoe trip turned in to an ecology literally get to dig in to travel on mission trips to lesson for students at the Orchard education by growing and Appalachia,” Striby said. School. tending plants. “We take 18 students over “We have 12 gardening spring break and 18 for a week in the summer.” areas,” Shellhaas said. “What we grow is Their destination is Charleston, W. Va., served at our salad bar in the cafeteria.” where they help to repair damaged homes. Each winter, students tap maple trees and Students often describe this journey as a lifeproduce syrup. Last spring, to honor the changing experience. school’s 90th anniversary, they planted 90 “One of the things I hear most when the new trees. students return is that they now recognize “We added new species that weren’t already how fortunate they are,” Striby said. “They growing in our woods so that we could come back excited to continue to serve the increase the biodiversity of our woods,” poor locally and to keep acting on what they Shellhaas said. learned.” In science classes, students learn about

water quality and environmental stewardship. And in physical education classes, they get to discover White River ecology from the vantage point of a canoe. “We’ve connected physical ﬁtness with the out-of-doors to show students they can enjoy the out-of-doors in a lifelong way,” Shellhaas said.

Living to serve Roncalli High School students put their Catholic faith in action by volunteering a minimum number of hours each semester. “Local organizations contact us and so do

Looking to the future Virtually all graduating seniors at Park Tudor School go on to attend college, with 98 percent being accepted by one or more of their top choices. “Everyone here is committed to student success, and our college application process is a distinguishing feature,” said Matthew Miller, head of school. Park Tudor has about 400 students enrolled in grades nine through 12. The student/teacher Miller ratio is 9-to-1, and four full-time

Philosophy class at Park Tudor challenges students with studies of Aristotle and Plato.

college counselors are available to support Beyond AP students and families. Most high schools offer challenging “Those ratios are something we’re proud of Advancement Placement classes, which and hard to find anywhere else,” Miller said. require college-level work. Students who “Our goal is for each student perform well in AP courses to gain admittance to the gain an advantage when right college for the right applying to selective colleges. reasons.” Park Tudor offers AP classes Counselors provide along with its own Global guidance in academic Scholars academic program. scheduling and choosing “Global Scholars is a extracurricular activities. two-year program that gives Students visit local students an opportunity to universities and attend reflect on timeless questions. an on-campus college It starts with Philosophies of fair, which is attended by Knowing, which covers 2,000 representatives from some years of philosophical thought, 40 institutions. starting with Aristotle and “Ultimately it’s about fit Plato,” Miller said. and making certain that Students choose a topic to students know themselves research in depth and present and what they’re looking their findings to peers. for in a college,” Miller said. “The program is a great The Orchard School planted 90 new “Our students go on to complement to a student’s trees last spring in honor of the successfully attend some school’s 90th anniversary. profile,” Miller noted. ● of the most competitive schools in the country; 70 percent study out of state.”

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athedral High School was founded in 1918 to provide educational opportunities that encompass students’ spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional and physical growth. The school has been completing this mission successfully for nearly a century. “As a Holy Cross school, Cathedral is dedicated to educating hearts and minds and to building family,” said Duane Emery, vice president of enrollment management.

At a glance  Enrollment: 1,272  Student/teacher ratio: 13-to-1  Average class size: 19  Diversity: 75.5 percent Catholic, 19 percent ethnic minorities  Accreditations: Indiana Department of Education, Independent Schools Association of the Central States, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Academically speaking The school excels in a number of key areas. For one, Cathedral is among just 14 Indiana schools to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. To earn this prestigious degree, students must complete a rigorous curriculum that includes language, a second language, individuals and societies, experimental sciences, mathematics, computer science and the arts. Advanced Placement classes enable students to earn credit or advanced standing at most colleges and universities. Cathedral’s “service learning” approach helps students understand the connection between what they’re studying in class and life outside the school’s walls. Educators who use this method engage students in their own learning process — with extraordinary results. Cathedral’s Language Support Program meets the needs of college-bound students who have language-processing disabilities. In this program, courses are taught at the individual’s academic level with appropriate accommodations.

Lessons in service All Cathedral students develop service portfolios that include volunteer hours, reﬂections and service learning projects. Accruing 25 hours per year, graduates will have completed 100 hours of humanitarian service to the community. “Our vision calls for us to develop young people who will serve and lead, and that begins with students serving others on our

Get to know Cathedral Open house: Thursday, Nov. 14, 5:30 - 8 p.m. Location: 5225 E. 56th St., Indianapolis Phone: (317) 542-1481 Website: www.gocathedral.com/openhouse

 Curriculum: International Baccalaureate, honors, college prep, Advanced Placement, language support  Technology: iPad 1-to-1 campus  Graduation rate: 100 percent  College acceptance rate: 100 percent  Activities: 120 clubs, organizations and athletic teams; 99 percent of students participate in one or more activities; 400 students participate in ﬁne arts and performing arts. campus, in the local community, across the country and around the world,” Emery said.

After class An important component of Cathedral’s holistic approach is its co-curricular activities. With more than 50 clubs and 28 IHSAA and club sports to choose from, most students participate in one or more options. “We offer as many opportunities for involvement as do the largest of schools, yet our size allows our students to be actively engaged in those activities,” Emery said.

Multiculturalism Cathedral’s CAFE Club — which stands for “Cultural Awareness Is for Everyone” — teaches students about cultural similarities and helps them become aware of frequently misunderstood differences. “Our students come from all walks of life, and they learn that the world for which we are preparing them is much larger than what they have experienced up to this point,” Emery said. “They leave Cathedral prepared for an increasingly global society as culturally competent young adults.”

CAFE Club members join in panel discussions on diverse topics and attend movie nights with ﬁlms selected to inspire conversation. Diversity-focused dances, luncheons, dinners with guest speakers and recognition ceremonies serve to broaden students’ view of themselves and the world.

Affordability If private schooling seems out of reach ﬁnancially, Cathedral’s tuition-assistance program may help. The school will award some $2.4 million in aid this school year. “Cathedral always has been committed to removing the barrier of cost as much as possible. No family should assume they can’t afford any private school, especially Cathedral,” Emery said. Two merit scholarships are also offered. The Presidential Scholarship is valued at $3,000 per year, for a total of $12,000; the Cathedral Scholarship is $1,500 per year for a total value of $6,000. Both are renewable annually when the student maintains a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 and takes courses at the honors level or higher. ●

 Service: Each student volunteers 25 or more hours a year and completes a senior-year capstone project.

Information nights Each fall, Cathedral High School hosts informal gatherings in current families’ for anyone who wants to know more about the school. To reserve your spot, contact Maribeth Cloud at (317) 968-7370 or mcloud@gocathedral.com.

Shadow days Eighth-grade students are invited to visit Cathedral and spend the day attending classes with a freshman who has similar interests. To schedule a shadow day, go to www.gocathedral.com/shadow.

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