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Welcome to the Bishop Loughlin family! Inside this packet, you’ll find everything you need to prepare for your first day of school. We can’t wait to see you shine!

Meet Our Admissions Team

Josephine McKenna '90 P '28 Office: 718-857-2700 x2246 Email: jmckenna@blmhs.org

Antonio Hallett ’14 Office: 718-857-2700 x2265 Email: ahallett@blmhs.org

Taheerah Gilreath Office: 718-857-2700 x2248 Email: tgilreath @blmhs.org

Our Admissions Team is here to guide you every step of the way, from your first inquiry to your first day on campus. Whether you' re exploring our vibrant community for the first time or finalizing your enrollment, we' re committed to making your journey smooth and welcoming. Come connect with us and learn how Loughlin can become your home for academic sucess and personal growth!

Financial News 2025-2026 – New Students

Registration: Registration is ongoing beginning January 15, 2025, by appointment.

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To schedule your registration appointment, please reach out to our Admissions Team at 718-857-2700 ext. 1 or email us at admission@blmhs.org.

Tuition Billing: Payments are due on the 1st of the month from July 2025 through May 2026.

• Tuition billing is done through Plus Portals only. Tuition bills will not be mailed out.

• Every family must create an account on plus portals. Details and instructions on creating your family’s Plus Portal account will be emailed to you.

Schedule of Payments- Total Cost: $12,490.00 Due at Registration July 1st August 1st –May 1st

$550.00 – must be paid upon registration ($250 is a non-refundable registration fee) $835.45 - $1135.45 minus $300 tuition deposit (included in $550 registration fee) $1135.45

All incoming freshmen and transfer students are required to pay a one-time fee of $550 upon registration.

Registration Fee: The $550.00 registration fee must be paid through our website at www.loughlin.org/register If you want to make your payment online, you MUST contact the Admissions Office to complete your registration.

Registration Refund Policy: If you withdraw before March 15, 2025, you will receive a $300 refund. There is no refund for anyone who registers or withdraws after March 15, 2025.

Financial Aid Program: Financial aid is generously funded by donations from the alumni of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School, and St. Augustine High School. Qualified recipients may receive awards ranging from $600 to $1,500, which are applied as monthly deductions from the annual tuition starting in August.

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You must be a registered student to apply for financial aid. Bishop Loughlin’s school code is 1684.

Applicants must fill out an online application at www.solutionsbysss.com/parents Submit a copy of your income tax forms: 2024 W-2, 2024 Federal Income Tax (1040) and/or proof of income.

If you don’t have 2024’s information, submit tax returns/proof of income for 2023.

Deadlines: The online application and supporting documents must be submitted by May 1, 2025. Incomplete applications will not be processed. Applications received after May 1, 2025, will not be considered.

For questions on financial aid, please contact Ms. Fran Stackpole at 718-857-2700 x 2205 or via email at fstackpole@blmhs.org.

______________________________________________________________________________ 357 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11238 Tel. 718-857-2700 ext.1 Fax 347-296-0453 www.loughlin.org/admissions Middle States Accredited since 1967

HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGE PROGRAM

: T S O C $100 Academics Community Extracurriculars Field Trips Sports Technology

JULY 7TH - JULY 17 9:00 AM -1:00 PM REQUIRED FOR ALL INCOMING FRESHMEN

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www.loughlin.org

718-857-2700 Ext. 1

Regents Taken In Junior High School

If an incoming freshman took the Algebra 1 regents in eighth grade, he or she must present an official transcript showing the date and score of the exam. This needs to be done before the first week of classes in September. If the student scored mastery (85% or higher) on the exam, then the student will be placed in Geometry. If the score is below mastery, then the student will be placed in Algebra. A strong foundation in Algebra is essential for success in higher mathematics. The student taking Algebra will take the regents in June of freshmen year since the regents also serves as the student’s final exam for the course.

If a student passed the Living Environment regents in eighth grade, an official transcript showing the date and score needs to be presented before the first week of classes in September. The student will be placed in Chemistry.

If English and/or US History regents are taken in junior high school, regardless of the score on either of the exams, students will be required to take the regents in those courses at the appropriate time in eleventh grade. The regents grade also serves as the final exam for the course grade.

We take our college ready responsibility very seriously and we appreciate your understanding of these important guidelines.

718-857-2700 EXT.1

357 Clermont Ave Brooklyn NY 11238

www.loughlin.org

IEP POLICY Parents must understand that we have no Special Education personnel or resources at Bishop Loughlin. For ninth grade students that need remediation we offer Reading Workshop and Introduction to Algebra. While these are not designed for special education, they are meant to be helpful to students who need to reach grade level competency.

Students must be able to compete in a mainstream classroom.

Extra time is only allowed on regents exams if extra time is specified in the IEP. Classroom exams and mid-term and final exams cannot be accommodated.

Students must be able to pass the five required regents exams to graduate with a NYS Regents Diploma: Algebra, Living Environment, Global History, English and US History.

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School Uniform

The appearance of all Bishop Loughlin students’ rests on the philosophy that as members of a Catholic school, student show respect for themselves and their work place by being appropriately dressed. School attire should demonstrate that students have a sense of personal dignity, modesty and decorum. Students are expected to wear the uniform correctly and proudly. Students should be in full uniform when they enter the school building in the morning and when they leave for the school day. This means proper shoes, shirt tucked and sweater etc. Students are to remain in uniform throughout the day. All uniforms can be purchased at Ideal Department or Campus Ministry. Students must wear the following: • White Oxford Loughlin Shirt long sleeve/ short sleeve • Loughlin Crewneck Sweatshirt (Black, Gray, Purple or White) • Navy cardigan or Fleece • Navy Pants/Skirt or Khaki Pants/Skirt • SOLID Black Sneakers or Shoes IDEAL Uniform 1816 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11210.

Any questions or concerns please call the Deans Office, 718-857-2700 ext. 2214

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357 Clermont Ave Brooklyn NY 11238

www.loughlin.org

Incoming Freshmen Summer Reading List 2025 All incoming ninth graders are required to read two (2) books over the course of the summer. An in-class essay exam will be administered in September. Each student is encouraged to bring one 3x5 index card with handwritten notes for each book to use during that assessment. No other notes will be permitted.

I. MANDATORY READING The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne is required to be read by all students.

II. SECOND MANDATORY ASSIGNMENT ~ CHOOSE EITHER: Slam by Walter Dean Myers.

OR A Girl Named Digit by Annabel Monaghan Remember, for each book you read, prepare one 3x5 index card of notes (title, author, pertinent facts) which you will be permitted to use during the in-class essay assessment. ************************************************************************************* The following books are recommended. You may receive extra-credit for reading any of these (or any age-appropriate book of your choice) and completing a book report for each one you read. Each book report must include: 1. title and author 2. a brief summary (one-two paragraphs) of the plot or narrative 3. a detailed description (one paragraph) of two main characters 4. a detailed description (one-two paragraphs) of one specific event in the book that you found particularly memorable or interesting King’s Cage (current trends) by V. Aveyard Flame in the Mist (fantasy/science fiction) by R. Ahdieh The Best We Could Do (graphic novel) by T. Bui Overturned (mystery) by L. Giles Code Girl: Gaming, Going Viral, and Getting it Done (non-fiction) by A. Gonzales Exoplanets: Worlds Beyond Our Solar System (non-fiction) by K.L. Kenney A Season of Daring (sports) by E.E. White

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Bishop Loughlin Campus Ministry

Community Service At Loughlin As Campus Minister, I would like to welcome you to Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School. Your teenager has chosen to attend one of the finest high schools in the country. Bishop Loughlin will provide your teen with opportunities to be successful academically, socially, and spiritually, along with the support that every teen needs to deal with the many challenges that will arise throughout their high school years. I am proud to say that I work at Bishop Loughlin.

When current students and alumni are asked about their Loughlin experience, the most common word used is “family”. Today, I welcome you to our family. Here at 357 Clermont, we believe that family extends beyond our walls. As such, we require every freshman to dedicate a minimum of ten hours of their own time to complete community service each year. Students are asked to find their own community service site. They may volunteer at their church, their elementary or junior high school, a local nursing home, a soup kitchen, or any other facility that needs volunteers. The minimum commitment of ten hours can be spread throughout the course of the year.

In September, each student will be given a community service form to be completed and returned to me. Service is an important part of who we are at Loughlin, and we look forward to sharing this experience with you and your teenager. In the words of a true servant leader, Martin Luther King, Jr., “Everybody can be great…because anybody can serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.”

Once again, welcome to the Bishop Loughlin family! If you have any questions about our community service program, please feel free to call me at 718-857-2700 Ext. 2247. Thank you.

Sincerely, Mike Foley Campus Minister Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve

357 Clermont Ave Brooklyn NY 11238

REQUIRED NYS SCHOOL HEALTH EXAMINATION FORM

TO BE COMPLETED BY PRIVATE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER OR SCHOOL MEDICAL DIRECTOR IF AN AREA IS NOT ASSESSED INDICATE NOT DONE Note: NYSED requires a physical exam for new entrants and students in Grades Pre-K or K, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 11; annually for interscholastic sports; and working papers as needed; or as required by the Committee on Special Education (CSE) or Committee on Pre-School Special education (CPSE).

STUDENT INFORMATION Name Sex:  M  F DOB: School:

Grade:

Exam Date:

HEALTH HISTORY

Allergies ☐ No

Type:

☐ Yes, indicate type Asthma

☐ Anaphylaxis Care Plan Attached

☐ Medication/Treatment Order Attached

☐ Asthma Care Plan Attached

☐ No

☐ Intermittent

☐ No

Type:

☐ Yes, indicate type Seizures

☐ Medication/Treatment Order Attached

☐ Yes, indicate type Diabetes ☐ No

☐ Other :

Date of last seizure:

☐ Medication/Treatment Order Attached

☐ Seizure Care Plan Attached

☐ Medication/Treatment Order Attached

☐ Diabetes Medical Mgmt. Plan Attached

Type: ☐ 1

☐ Yes, indicate type

☐ Persistent

☐ 2

Risk Factors for Diabetes or Pre-Diabetes: Consider screening for T2DM if BMI% > 85% and has 2 or more risk factors: Family Hx T2DM, Ethnicity, Sx Insulin Resistance, Gestational Hx of Mother, and/or pre-diabetes.

BMI________kg/m2 Percentile (Weight Status Category):  <5th Hyperlipidemia: ☐ No

 5th-49th  50th-84th  85th-94th  95th-98th  99th and>

☐ Yes ☐ Not Done

Hypertension: ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ Not Done

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION/ASSESSMENT Height:

Weight:

Laboratory Testing

Positive Negative

BP: Date

TB- PRN ☐ ☐ Sickle Cell Screen-PRN ☐ ☐ Lead Level Required Grades Pre- K & K Date ☐ Test Done ☐ Lead Elevated > 5 µg/dL ☐ System Review and Abnormal Findings Listed Below

Pulse:

Respirations:

List Other Pertinent Medical Concerns (e.g. concussion, mental health, one functioning organ)

☐ HEENT

☐ Lymph nodes

☐ Abdomen

☐ Extremities

☐ Speech

☐ Dental

☐ Cardiovascular

☐ Back/Spine

☐ Skin

☐ Social Emotional

☐ Neck ☐ Lungs ☐ Genitourinary ☐ Assessment/Abnormalities Noted/Recommendations:

☐ Neurological

☐ Musculoskeletal

☐ Additional Information Attached

*Required only for students with an IEP receiving Medicaid

Diagnoses/Problems (list)

ICD-10 Code*

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Name:

DOB:

Vision (w/correction if prescribed) Distance Acuity

SCREENINGS Right 20/ 20/

Left

Referral ☐ Yes ☐ No

Near Vision Acuity 20/ 20/ Color Perception Screening ☐ Pass ☐ Fail Notes Hearing Passing indicates student can hear 20dB at all frequencies: 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 Hz; for grades 7 & 11 also test at 6000 & 8000 Hz. Pure Tone Screening

Right ☐ Pass ☐ Fail

Left ☐ Pass ☐ Fail

Not Done ☐ ☐ ☐ Not Done

Referral ☐ Yes ☐ No

☐

Notes Scoliosis Screen Boys in grade 9, and Girls in grades 5 & 7

Negative ☐

Positive ☐

Referral ☐ Yes ☐ No

Not Done ☐

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION/SPORTS/PLAYGROUND/WORK ☐ Student may participate in all activities without restrictions. ☐ Student is restricted from participation in: ☐ Contact Sports: Basketball, Competitive Cheerleading, Diving, Downhill Skiing, Field Hockey, Football, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, and Wrestling. ☐ Limited Contact Sports: Baseball, Fencing, Softball, and Volleyball. ☐ Non-Contact Sports: Archery, Badminton, Bowling, Cross-Country, Golf, Riflery, Swimming, Tennis, and Track & Field. ☐ Other Restrictions: Developmental Stage for Athletic Placement Process ONLY required for students in Grades 7 & 8 who wish to play at the high school interscholastic sports level OR Grades 9-12 who wish to play at the modified interscholastic sports level.

Tanner Stage: ☐ I ☐ II ☐ III ☐ IV ☐ V

Age of First Menses (if applicable) : ____________

☐ Other Accommodations*: (e.g. Brace, orthotics, insulin pump, prostectic, sports goggle, etc.) Use additional space below to explain. *Check with athletic governing body if prior approval/form completion required for use of device at athletic competitions.

MEDICATIONS ☐ Order Form for Medication(s) Needed at School Attached IMMUNIZATIONS ☐ Record Attached ☐ Reported in NYSIIS HEALTH CARE PROVIDER

Medical Provider Signature: Provider Name: (please print) Provider Address: Phone:

Fax: Please Return This Form To Your Child’s School When Completed.

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Enrollment and Financial Contract 2025-2026 Academic Year Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School

Date Deposit Check Number Sibling

(For office use only)

This is a legally binding contract. Read it carefully.

This contract is between Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School (hereinafter “School”) and the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) (referred to as “Parent,” which term includes the singular or plural, as applicable) of (hereinafter “Student”). All persons signing this contract are jointly and severally liable for the tuition and fees set forth herein. Parent’s signature and/or initials on this Contract evidence Parent’s understanding and agreement to the terms of this Contract, as follows: Please be sure the information below is accurate and legible. It will be the source for compiling the student directory.

Student's Name

Grade (2024-2025)

Parent/Guardian 1

Parent/Guardian 2

Title (please circle) Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Other

Title (please circle) Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Other

Address

Address

Home Phone

Home Phone

Cell Phone

Cell Phone

Occupation

Occupation

Business Phone

Business Phone

E-mail Address for school correspondence

E-mail Address for school correspondence

Student lives with: Both Parents/Guardians

Parent/Guardian 1

Parent/Guardian 2

Other

If student does not live with both parents, school correspondence and student information should be sent to: Both Parents/Guardians Parent/Guardian 1 Parent/Guardian 2 Other For billing purposes all bills should be sent to (please be specific): Both Parents/Guardians Parent/Guardian 1

Parent/Guardian 2

Other

Billing Name and Address, if different from addresses above:

Enrollment Terms & Conditions 1.

2.

Enrollment. Student will be enrolled for the academic year in Grade referenced above. Parent is aware that a final determination of grade/classroom placement will be made by the School in accordance with the School’s standard admissions or retention practices and that curriculum changes/decisions are made in the School’s discretion. This Contract is valid only for the academic year stated and does not entitle Student to any future enrollment.

Enrollment and Related Fees. Parent understands that to reserve a place for Student for the academic year, Parent must submit the original executed Contract along with the required deposit (as a registration fee) made payable to Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School at time of Registration. Parent understands that the registration fee is earned by the School upon Parent’s submission of the Contract and fees to the School and the School’s placement of the Student’s name in the School’s records for the academic year.

PARENT FURTHER UNDERSTANDS THAT THE REGISTRATION FEE IS NOT REFUNDABLE OR TRANSFERABLE. Registration Fee = $ 5 5 0 . 0 0

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4.

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6.

Cancellation Option. Parent understands that this contract may be cancelled in writing, without penalty (except forfeiture of the registration fee) provided that written cancellation notification is received by the Director of Admissions on or before April 15, 2025.

School Rules. Student’s enrollment at the School is subject to the general statements, rules, regulations, conditions, traditions, and financial terms contained in the School’s Student Handbook and other published documents, which may be amended from time to time.

Parent agrees that Parent and Student must abide by such School rules and guidelines.

Termination of Student’s Attendance. The School has the right to suspend or terminate the attendance of any student for reasons set forth in the Student Handbook (or other published document), for reasons that the School administration considers detrimental to the School community, student, or to other students of the School, or for the Parent’s failure to pay all or any part of the Parent’s financial obligations for Student’s attendance (including any amounts charged on Student’s account with the School).

Transcripts/Records. All accounts must be paid in full before records and transcripts can be released or transferred to other schools and colleges. Student will not be allowed to continue to attend classes and school activities or sit for examinations unless tuition and fees are paid by stated deadlines (or until Parent makes other written arrangements acceptable to the School).

7.

School/Family Cooperation. The School believes that a positive and constructive working relationship between the School and parent is essential to the fulfillment of the School’s educational purpose and responsibilities to its students. If the parent’s or other family member’s behavior, communications, or interactions on or off campus (including during school-sponsored events) is disruptive, intimidating, or overly aggressive, or reflects a loss of confidence or serious disagreement with the school’s policies, methods of instruction, or discipline, or otherwise seriously interferes with the School’s safety procedures, responsibilities, or accomplishment of its educational purpose or program, the School reserves the right to dismiss the family from the community. In addition, the School reserves the right to place restrictions on parents’ or other family members’ involvement or activity at school, on school property, or at school-related events if the parent or other family member engages in behavior or has a status (such as a criminal conviction) that would reasonably suggest that such restrictions may be appropriate for the community.

8.

Acceptance Contingency. This Contract is contingent upon Student’s successful completion of the current academic year, both academically and behaviorally, which shall be determined in the School’s sole discretion.

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Force Majeure. The School’s duties and obligations under this Contract shall be suspended immediately without notice during all periods that the School is closed because of force majeure events including, but not limited to, any fire, act of God, weather disaster, war, governmental action, act of terrorism, epidemic, pandemic or any other event beyond the School’s control. If such an event occurs, the School’s duties and obligations in this Contract will be postponed until such time as the School, in its sole discretion, may safely reopen.

In the event that the School cannot re-open due to an event under this clause, the School is under no obligation to refund any portion of the tuition paid.

10. Authority. Each party represents and warrants to the other (1) that it has full power to enter into and perform its obligations under this Contract; and (2) that this Contract constitutes its legal, valid, and binding obligation, enforceable in accordance with its terms. Parents in two-parent households agree that each is acting as agent for the other. Modification of this agency relationship shall be in writing and delivered to the School.

Tuition Payment Options Tuition Amount = $ 12,490.00 Technology Fee = $ Included in Tuition Total Tuition = $12,490.00 The amount of tuition, fees, and payment plan options is set forth on the Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Tuition Information sheet for 2025-2026, incorporated by reference herein. Please select the payment plan preferred (check only one) (Plan B will be assigned if no choice is indicated): Plan A Plan B Plan C (Pay in Full) (Deposit & 2 payments) (Deposit & eleven payments) Date: (1) (2)

Please Print Name

Signature

Please Print Name

Signature

(PLEASE COPY THIS CONTRACT FOR YOUR RECORDS)

Dear Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Families, We are pleased to announce that Lessing’s Food Service Management will be returning this September, as your cafeteria food service provider. We have some exciting news! We have paid close attention to all your wants and needs regarding our cashless dinning software and have decided to switch our cashless dinning platform to better serve you.

We will be implementing the use of Mykidsspending as the primary portal for managing student profiles and monitoring account balances for cafeteria purchases, which will be linked to your student’s School ID Number.

Mykidsspending offers you the ability to: 1. Make deposits directly into your student’s account online.

2. Set up the Account Auto replenishment feature, at your desired amount.

3. Apply daily purchase limits on your child’s account.

4. Have multiple parent accounts for one student.

Deposits and payments can be made through ACH (checking/savings) or Credit/Debit Card*. Each student’s account will be updated in real time, so account balance information will be current daily.

Please note, if you hold a current positive account balance, it will be transferred to your Mykidsspending balance once your new account is established.

You will be receiving a preregistration email from Mykidsspending directly with a link to access your new account. Please look out for this email sometime in August.

Note: A parent account can be linked to more than one child even if they attend different schools.

There is a ‘per transaction’ (deposit) convenience fee of $0.75 plus 1% at check out for Checking/Savings and 4.0% for credit/debit with a minimum charge of $3.00. These convenience fees are only associated with financial deposits and not necessarily purchases. We recommend depositing larger deposits via checking/savings ACH to reduce fees. Please note that we will be accepting student account payments in the cafeteria, in the form of cash or check if you would prefer to avoid all transaction fees.

We hope that this new platform will better serve you and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time of change. Should you have any questions or need further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Mykidsspending account questions Support@Mykidsspending.com

All other account questions Ncestra@lessings.com or Kbastian@lessings.com

Sincerely, The Lessing’s Food Service Management Team

3500 Sunrise Highway, Building 100, Suite 100 • Great River, New York 11739 P 631.567.8200 • F 631.567.8746 • lessings.com

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How can I see spending information?

To view a list of purchases, please click the "Summary" button next to your child's name. This view will default to the current month, but you can change the starting and ending dates. Please note that deposits and charges made at the school and the latest account balance will be updated to the web overnight. Deposits made through MyKidsSpending will be factored into your viewable balance online immediately and should be factored into your child's balance at the school within about 5 minutes.

The balance next to my student’s name is in parentheses ($$.$$). Does this mean I have money on the account or that I owe money to the account?

If the balance next to your student's debit account is in parentheses, your student has made purchases that exceed the deposits you have made. This will appear as a negative on the account's Summary page. If the balance is not in parentheses, your student's account has funds available to use for purchases.

Can I set up automatic transfers?

Yes, you can set up automatic transfers from a checking account or change your settings through the "Setup Automatic Transfers" button. You will choose a threshold at which to start the funding process, such as $25, and an amount to be added. Please note that after that threshold is reached, or after autofunding is enabled, it will typically take two days to process the funding, in order to leave time for the transaction to be cancelled if needed. If you add funds manually after the initial notification is sent but before the automatic funding has been added to your student's account, it will cancel the pending funding until your student's balance drops to $25 (for example) again.

Can autofunding be turned on for some students on my account and oO for others?

Yes. If you have multiple student accounts attached to your login, you can click the "Toggle autofunding" link next to an individual student's name to turn autofunding on or oL for only that student.

How do I request a statement?

Click the "Statements" button above, then check the "Enable Statement Sending" option. The default statement threshold is $50, meaning that you will receive a statement when the account balance goes below $50. (You will also receive a statement in the event your student's account goes into the negative.)

Is there a minimum deposit?

There is a $25 minimum deposit amount.

Is there any charge to use the web deposits?

Yes, MyKidsSpending charges a convenience fee for deposits through our site. Since we are an external funding portal, this charge covers the cost of computers, software, network bandwidth and support costs for MyKidsSpending. There is a 4% convenience charge for all credit card

transactions, with a minimum charge of $3. We do oLer a discounted convenience fee if you set up the account to use an electronic check for each charge of 75 cents plus 1% of the total deposited.

For example, for a deposit of $100, the charge would be $1.75. There is a $25 charge for any returned payment. By using the MyKidsSpending website, you are confirming that you understand and acknowledge there is a convenience fee of 4% charged to the cardholder when paying via credit card. You further acknowledge and understand that funding your child's account with an electronic check or ACH transfer incurs a discounted convenience fee of 75 cents and 1% of the total funded.

When are the funds available?

Deposits made through MyKidsSpending will typically be picked up in the school's system within about 5 minutes.

Who should I contact with questions?

If the question has to do with a deposit on the web or a balance question, please contact SUPPORT@MYKIDSSPENDING.COM or call MyKidsSpending support at (855) 302-0070 (if calling from the United States), or (617) 868-0060 (if calling internationally).

If you have a question regarding items purchased, please contact [Contact information] How does the transaction appear on my credit card or bank statement?

The transaction will appear with the name MYKIDSSPENDING.COM or our parent company Odin.

How can I request a refund?

Within seven days of the deposit date, please contact SUPPORT@MYKIDSSPENDING.COM or (855) 302-0070 (if calling from the United States), or (617) 868-0060 (if calling internationally). If the deposit was made more than seven days ago or you would like to transfer funds between siblings, please contact Nicole Cestra, Ncestra@lessings.com.

Which payment methods do you accept?

MyKidsSpending accepts electronic check and credit card deposits. For credit card deposits, we accept MasterCard, Discover, Visa and American Express.

FRESHMAN SAMPLE SCHEDULE DAY

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8:35 AM 9:19 AM

Period A English 1

Period G Computer

Period F GYM

Period E Religion

Period D Algebra 1

Period C Global 1

Period B Biology

9:24 AM 9:34 AM

Homeroom

Homeroom

Homeroom

Homeroom

Homeroom

Homeroom

Homeroom

9:39 AM 10:35 AM

Period B Biology

Period A English 1

Period G Computer

Period F GYM

Period E Religion

Period D Algebra 1

Period C Global 1

10:40 AM DAY 11:24 AM

Period C Global 1

Period B Biology

Period A English 1

Period G Computer

Period F GYM

Period E Religion

Period D Algebra 1

11:29 AMDAY 12:29 PM

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

Period D |Algebra 1

Period C |Global 1

Period B |Biology

Period A |English 1

Period G|Computer

Period F |GYM

Period E |Religion

12:34 PM DAY 1:34 PM

Period E Religion

Period D Algebra 1

Period C Global 1

Period B Biology

Period A English 1

Period G Computer

Period F GYM

1:39 PM DAY 2:23 PM

Period F GYM

Period E Religion

Period D Algebra 1

Period C Global 1

Period B Biology

Period A English 1

Period G Computer

For More Information Please Contact the Academics Office 718-857-2700 x2208