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3 REASONS TO CHOOSE

#1

SPIRTUALITY

Religious instruction, daily Mass opportunities and an extensive Campus Ministry Program contribute to a student’s spiritual growth.

#2

ACADEMICS

Why would you want to attend a school that demands more than other schools?

Because your future depends on it.

#3

LEADERSHIP

Family!

Marmion Academy is redefining college-prep by providing students with unique Christian leadership opportunities to interact with professionals - on and off campus - to discover how their talents and passions translate to future college and career choices.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION

bringing God’s joy into the classroom “ I believe is an essential part of the Marmion Advantage. ”

~ Fr. Michael Burrows, OSB ’70

CAMPUS MINISTRY

A variety of opportunities for spiritual growth exist to meet the interests and gifts of all:

• Marmion MENtors • Outreach Ministry • Annual Class Retreats • Retreat Leaders

A COMMUNITY OF FAITH Marmion Academy welcomes students of all faiths. We teach our students the importance of taking time out of their day to reflect on the spiritual aspects of their lives.

The priests and brothers of Marmion Abbey, seven of whom are on faculty/staff, help students to develop a strong faith and moral values through a Benedictine approach to education. A consistent presence on campus, the monks model compassion and commitment through their work with students.

SPIRITUAL GROWTH Marmion encourages students’ spiritual growth and formation through: • Religious education • Optional daily Mass • Adoration • Prayer before each class • Daily prayers as a school community • Reconciliation • Annual class retreats • Liturgical Ministries • Extensive Campus Ministry Program

• Crayons for Kids • Respect Life (club) • Special Olympics • The Brotherhood (club)

• Mission Trips • Nursing Home Visits • Food/Clothing Drives

QUALITY EDUCATION Marmion offers a challenging collegepreparatory curriculum that emphasizes a Catholic and Benedictine approach to education. Students experience a sense of brotherhood in our single-sex learning environment.

Annually, Marmion seniors achieve a 100% college acceptance rate and approximately 80% of our graduates receive an academic scholarship or honor.

ACADEMIC CENTER Marmion recognizes that our students learn in a variety of ways. The Academic Center Staff specialize in learning differences and support individual students by helping them with organization, time-management, study skills and test-taking strategies as well as providing accommodations for extended time for test-taking.

This program currently serves over 60 students with diagnosed learning differences in the form of Student Support Plans (Accommodations Plans).

COURSES AVAILABLE TO FRESHMEN • English 1/1H • Theology 1/1H • Foundational Algebra • Algebra 1/1H

• Geometry H • Biology • JROTC or LEAD • French

• Spanish • Italian • P.E./Health • Art Appreciation

• Band • Chorus 1 • Study Skills

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

THINK YOU CAN’T AFFORD A MARMION EDUCATION?

More than 30% of our families share in almost $750,000 of financial assistance each year!

“

Working with companies through CPARC impacted my growth by exposing me to leaders in the industry where I needed to interact in a confident and professional manner. My experience in CPARC is what led me to pursue a mechanical engineering degree. ~ Tim Hoying, Class of 2018

”

ELEVATED LEARNING

Marmon offers 36 hours of college credit opportunities through partners University of St. Francis and Loyola University.

12 Dual Credit Courses • 17 Advanced Placement Course

ships with Waubonsee Community College,

es

MARMION CPARC ENGINEERING CENTER Marmion’s CPARC Engineering Center offers students, outside businesses and educational partners a collaborative learning/research atmosphere to tackle real world problems. Solving these problems affords students an opportunity to see their hard work and dedication in the STEM fields translate into career success.

Businesses are serious about CPARC because they find a low-risk environment to revive their innovations with strong science and cutting edge CAE (Computer Assisted Engineering) technology. CPARC is a mutually beneficial network of business and education partners working together.

SOME CPARC BUSINESS PARTNERS: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Sterling Engineering Dassault Systems AWS Aurora Air Products, Inc. Onlight Aurora RokWerk Systems, Inc. Dukane Precast, Inc. Thaddeus Homes, Inc. Fauske & Associates GSC NIU College of Engineering and Engineering Technology Altair LASER Technologies Elmhurst College Weldcoa Water Quality Association

PREPARING THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW ... TODAY

LEA

Since 1934, developing Christian leaders has been an essential part of the Marmion Advantage. The skills taught at Marmion include: • Self-discipline • Behavior accountability • Self-esteem • Citizenship • Time management • Character development • Conflict resolution

LEADERSHIP IN ACTION Leadership will naturally occur as we develop young men of character, with strong ethics and a solid understanding of responsibility.

Students choose to participate in one of two leadership programs: JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) or LEAD (Leadership Education and Development).

This fundamental aspect of the Marmion Advantage is supported with four years of coursework and outside activities.

“

At Marmion, I am being prepared to become a leader two days a week. As these skills are enhanced presently in all my classes, I gladfully look forward to using them at college and more importantly in my life and future career.

”

~ Dane Pardridge ’22

ADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

OPPORTUNITIES TO LEAD • Outreach Ministry • Eucharistic Ministers • Retreat Team Leaders

• Student MENtors • Student Council • Team and Club Captains

• Student Ambassadors • JROTC Battalion Positions • LEAD Executive Team

THE ARTS

OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED IN THE ARTS

• Art Club • Brass Quintet • Broadcasting Club • Ceramics

• Coffee Houses • Digital Design • Drama Club • Guitar Club

EXPRESS YOURSELF Through performing arts, students can cultivate their talent and enjoy the spotlight in a variety of disciplines including drama, music, chorus, visual arts, bands, and broadcasting. Students are able to fully experience visual and performing arts and showcase their talents in our annual concerts, musicals, and drama productions.

Marmion students meet and interact with the girls from our sister school, Rosary High School, in musical and drama productions, the Marmion-Rosary Band, Art Club and at Marmion’s coffee houses. These shared activities enable students from both schools to develop their passion for the arts.

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The Fine Arts programs at Marmion develop some of my most creative passions, whether it’s my participation in the music program or taking some of the new digital design courses – it’s a joy for me both in and out of class.

”

~ Zeke Pyle ’21

• Improv Club • Jazz Band • Marching Band • Marmion/Rosary Band

• Men’s Choir • Men’s Ensemble • One Acts • Percussion Ensemble

• Spring Musical • Studio Art • Web Design

STUDENT-ATHLETES Academics play an essential part in all aspects of the Marmion Advantage.

Athletes are required to pass weekly grade checks to remain eligible to participate in their sport(s). Many athletes exceed this expectation and are recognized for their academic and athletic performance each season.

Over the past 3 years approximately 75% of all Marmion varsity athletes maintained a 3.0 or higher GPA and were named Academic All-Conference by the Chicago Catholic League.

The Cadets have long been recognized as a force in the Fox Valley area. Our teams are dedicated, disciplined and competitive.

OUR FACILITIES Marmion Academy’s scenic campus consists of 325 acres and includes the following athletic facilities: • indoor swimming pool • gymnasium • field house • two weight rooms • rifle range • tennis courts • baseball diamonds • cross country course • several practice fields

• Baseball • Basketball • Bass Fishing • Cross Country

• Football • Golf • Hockey • Lacrosse

• Rifle Team • Soccer • Swimming • Tennis

• Track & Field • Volleyball • Wrestling

HOME OF THE CADETS

“

As a student athlete, Marmion standards are elevated both in the classroom as well as on the field. With all of this preparation, I am able to grow in all facets of my life using many of my God-given talents to the best of my abilities.

”

~ Jack Scales ’21

CAMPUS LIFE

MARMION OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE • Academic Competition Teams • Art Club • Broadcasting/Video • Brotherhood Club

• Cadet Crazies • Chemistry Club • Cheerleading • Chess Club • Diversity Club

• Drama Club • Drill Team • Engineering Club • Environmental Club • French Club

• Guitar Club • Homecoming • Italian Club • Justice Walking • Latin Club

JOIN THE FUN We believe being a student at Marmion is about more than just academics. The best preparation for college comes from a complete experience beyond the classroom.

In a typical day, students may have an early meeting or practice, then attend classes with a built-in “activity period” for club meetings, approved activities, Mass or study hall followed up by co-curricular events after school.

A full schedule of structured activities in the classroom, on the playing field or as a club member contributes to every student’s personal growth.

“

It’s the best of both worlds at Marmion! Our focus during the day is on our education with plenty of time after school or on the weekends at our games or school events to socialize with the girls from Rosary High School. There so many opportunities to meet, have fun and build community.

”

~ Charlie Burke ’22

• Life Groups • March Madness • Math Team • Military Ball • Mission Trips • Mr. Marmion

• National Honor Society • Newspaper • Photography Club • PRIDE Assemblies • Rest & Relaxation Club • Respect Life Club

• Robotics Club • Salute to Youth • Spanish Club • Speech, Improv & Debate • Sports Management Club • Student Council

• Vocation Discernment Club • Year Premier • Yearbook

... and more!

ADMISSION CRITERIA Marmion is a place where young men of good character look to advance their education and develop leadership skills.

Students are accepted in grades 9-11. To be considered for admission, you must: • Complete an application (applications are available online at marmion.org/admissions) • Supply official school transcripts • Submit recommendation(s) from a current teacher or principal • Take an entrance exam administered on campus (freshman applicants only).

MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE We are a member of the Private School Aid Service (PSAS), which assists schools in making financial aid decisions. Ask about our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which is available to families who may not otherwise afford a private school education.

SCHOLARSHIPS are offered to incoming freshmen based on academic merit of the entrance examination and grades. All 8th graders interested in a scholarship need to take the Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam, offered early in December. Register for the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT • Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

See insert at right for details.

2020-2021 Academy Profile

Contact Information, Facts and Statistics

Contact Information

The Academy

Affording a Marmion Education

Anthony Tinerella ’84 Head of School and Principal atinerella@marmion.org Bill Dickson ’81 Director of Admissions bdickson@marmion.org

Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325 acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated Merit and Need-Based Financial Assistance educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. Marmion reflects the American Constitution in its conviction that all people are created equal and should be treated as equals.

MERIT-BASED ASSISTANCE

Opportunities to Visit

Olivia Lyons Academy offers scholarships to incoming freshmen based on academic merit. All 8th grade students Marmion ThetheStudent Population Director of Outreach Ministry must take interested in a scholarship Scholarship Qualifying Exam offered online on December 5, 2020. olyons@marmion.org The Admissions Committee carefully considers each candidate’s essay, personal9-12.

The 2020-2021 enrollment of Marmionacademic, Academyextracurricular, is 531 studentsand in grades Important Dates for the 2020-2021 School Year credentials before awarding a scholarship.

Over 19% of this diverse student body consists of Hispanic (including Multiracial Deacon Bill Johnson ’64 Hispanic), Asian, Black/African American and Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young Asst.Academic Director of Outreach Scholarships available to the Class 2025 men. Approximately 81% of of the students are Roman Catholic. Of the 2020 Marmion Ministry The scholarships listed below are disbursed over four years.

Students arecollege expected to maintain a minimum to graduates, 86% attended a four-year or university, 13% attended GPA a community bjohnson@marmion.org renew the scholarship each year.

We invite you to visit Marmion as you begin to make your high decision.

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• John J. Mulvihill, Jr. ’39 Memorial Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted in the US Navy • 78% of the class earned $21.4 million • Rev. Charles Reichenbacher, OSB ’59 Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted in the US Army in college scholarships and honors September July: Campus Tours Wednesday, March 11play or Thursday, 21: • James D.–Weiland ’62 Scholarship $24,800 • 16 will a sport at theApril collegiate • 100% College Acceptance Faculty Due COVID-19, we are offering exterior campus • to LT Thomas A. Rippinger, USN•’68 Memorial Scholarship $24,800 Marmion Academy, a Catholic and Benedictine college preparatory school for young men, Explore Day (tentative level dates) 3 National Merit Scholar tours by appointment year-rounddedicated (weather permitting).

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ADMISSION CRITERIA Marmion is a place where young men of good character look to advance their education and develop leadership skills.

Students are accepted in grades 9-11. To be considered for admission, you must: • Complete an application (applications are available online at marmion.org/admissions) • Supply official school transcripts • Submit recommendation(s) from a current teacher or principal • Take an entrance exam administered on campus (freshman applicants only).

MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE We are a member of the Private School Aid Service (PSAS), which assists schools in making financial aid decisions. Ask about our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which is available to families who may not otherwise afford a private school education.

SCHOLARSHIPS are offered to incoming freshmen based on academic merit of the entrance examination and grades. All 8th graders interested in a scholarship need to take the Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam, offered early in December. Register for the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

See insert at right for details. ” high

• Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

2020-2021 Academy Profile

Contact Information, Facts and Statistics

Contact Information

The Academy

Affording a Marmion Education

Anthony Tinerella ’84 Head of School and Principal atinerella@marmion.org Bill Dickson ’81 Director of Admissions bdickson@marmion.org

Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325 acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated Merit and Need-Based Financial Assistance educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. Marmion reflects the American Constitution in its conviction that all people are created equal and should be treated as equals.

MERIT-BASED ASSISTANCE

Opportunities to Visit

Olivia Lyons Academy offers scholarships to incoming freshmen based on academic merit. All 8th grade students Marmion ThetheStudent Population Director of Outreach Ministry must take interested in a scholarship Scholarship Qualifying Exam offered online on December 5, 2020. olyons@marmion.org The Admissions Committee carefully considers each candidate’s essay, academic, extracurricular, and personal for the 2020-2021 School Year9-12.

The 2020-2021Important enrollment ofDates Marmion Academy is 531 students in grades credentials before awarding a scholarship.

Over 19% of this diverse student body consists of Hispanic (including Multiracial Deacon Bill Johnson ’64 Hispanic), Asian, Black/African American and Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young Asst.Academic Director of Outreach Scholarships available to the Class 2025 men. Approximately 81% of of the students are Roman Catholic. Of the 2020 Marmion Ministry The scholarships listed below are disbursed over four years.

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NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE

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ADMISSION CRITERIA Marmion is a place where young men of good character look to advance their education and develop leadership skills.

Students are accepted in grades 9-11. To be considered for admission, you must: • Complete an application (applications are available online at marmion.org/admissions) • Supply official school transcripts • Submit recommendation(s) from a current teacher or principal • Take an entrance exam administered on campus (freshman applicants only).

MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE We are a member of the Private School Aid Service (PSAS), which assists schools in making financial aid decisions. Ask about our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which is available to families who may not otherwise afford a private school education.

SCHOLARSHIPS are offered to incoming freshmen based on academic merit of the entrance examination and grades. All 8th graders interested in a scholarship need to take the Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam, offered early in December. Register for the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT • Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

See insert at right for details.

2020-2021 Academy Profile

Contact Information, Facts and Statistics

Contact Information

The Academy

Affording a Marmion Education

Anthony Tinerella ’84 Head of School and Principal atinerella@marmion.org Bill Dickson ’81 Director of Admissions bdickson@marmion.org

Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325 acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated Merit and Need-Based Financial Assistance educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. Marmion reflects the American Constitution in its conviction that all people are created equal and should be treated as equals.

MERIT-BASED ASSISTANCE

Opportunities to Visit

Olivia Lyons Academy offers scholarships to incoming freshmen based on academic merit. All 8th grade students Marmion ThetheStudent Population Director of Outreach Ministry must take interested in a scholarship Scholarship Qualifying Exam offered online on December 5, 2020. olyons@marmion.org The Admissions Committee carefully considers each candidate’s essay, academic, extracurricular, and personal for the 2020-2021 School Year9-12.

The 2020-2021Important enrollment ofDates Marmion Academy is 531 students in grades credentials before awarding a scholarship.

Over 19% of this diverse student body consists of Hispanic (including Multiracial Deacon Bill Johnson ’64 Hispanic), Asian, Black/African American and Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young Asst.Academic Director of Outreach Scholarships available to the Class 2025 men. Approximately 81% of of the students are Roman Catholic. Of the 2020 Marmion Ministry The scholarships listed below are disbursed over four years.

Students expected to out maintain a minimum GPA to is graduates, 86% attended a four-year college or university, 13% attended a community We invite you to visit Marmion as you begin to make your high schoolare decision.

Find what life on our campus bjohnson@marmion.org renew the scholarship each year. school and 1% enlisted in the Armed Services. like by speaking with students and college/trade faculty.

Stephanie Patricoski • Rev. Sebastian Crow, OSB Memorial Alumni Association $24,800 Since 1958, 135 Marmion Scholarship* students have been named National Merit Scholarship Admissions Associate • Rev. Alcuin Deck, OSB Memorial Alumni Association Scholarship* $24,800 Finalists, with hundreds more being named as Semifinalists and Commended Students. spatricoski@marmion.org • Rev. Peter Enderlin, OSB Memorial Alumni Association Scholarship* $24,800 • Dr. Alfred G. ’32 and Mary Chione Memorial Scholarship $24,800 The Class Please visit for ’87 Scholarship • Dr.marmion.org Casey B. Mulligan $24,800 of 2020 Profile additional information.

• John J. Mulvihill, Jr. ’39 Memorial Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted in the US Navy • 78% of the class earned $21.4 million • Rev. Charles Reichenbacher, OSB ’59 Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted the US Army in college scholarships and honors September – July: Campus Tours Wednesday, March 11 orinThursday, April 21: James D. Weiland $24,800 • 16 will play a sport at the collegiate • 100% College Acceptance Due• to COVID-19, we ’62 areScholarship offering exterior campus Explore Day (tentative dates) Faculty • LT A. Rippinger, USN(weather Memorial Scholarship $24,800 level •’68 3 National Merit Scholar tours byThomas appointment year-round permitting).

Seventh grade boys are invited to participate in one of • Edwin and Admissions Laurina Memorial Scholarship • (630-897-6936) 2 National Merit Commended • 1 NCAA Division call the Office to$24,800 FTE Please Teaching Members: 39 Witting our Explore Days, an informational programI Scholarship that provides • Dan and Peg Guddendorf Memorial Alumni Association Scholarship* $16,000 Students • 1 NAIA Athletic Scholarship arrange a ’49 personal tour and to speak one-on-one with Student/Teacher Ratio: 13.6:1 an opportunity to experience a slice of high school life.

James J. Scholarship $16,000 • 9 NCAA Scholarships • 15 Advanced Placement Scholars our •Director ofKochevar Admissions.

A virtual tour of Marmion’s Average Class Size: 17.4’67 Memorial Explore Days (for students only) Division are fromIII8:15 – 10:30 • Janisand Montiegel Memorial Scholarship • 4 Junior College Athletes • 29 Illinois State $16,000 Scholars campus alsoTom available at: marmion.org/tour.

AM and include overviews on spiritual development, • John M. Regole, Jr. ’63 Memorial $16,000 1Club Sport • 50Scholarship National Honor Society Members academic excellence, • athletic participation and two • Ted Sharpenter Memorial Scholarship $16,000 • 14 Full Tuition Military Scholarships ACT Scores Sunday, November 1: Virtual Open House leadership-building forums. Please call the Admission • Rev. Barnabas OSB Memorial andAcademy Rev. Edmund Ziegler, OSB Memorial Scholarship $16,000 •are 2 Military Appointments Prospective studentsLundergan, and their families encouraged Office at 630-897-6936 ext. 264 to register.

Class of 2020 10 Full Tuition to join our virtual Open House to learn•more about theROTC Scholarships Marmionand Alumni Association scholarships are reserved grandsons, nephews or brothers of Marmion • 12 Illinois Veterans Grants 123*Academy students tested with the numerous advantages of the Marmion for sons, Academy alumni/students.

Please note that one-on-one tours of the interior of campus and mean scores of:Please RSVP at marmion.org/openhouse. experience. gradeMemberships Shadow Visits have been temporarily suspended English: 26.9 Accreditations8thand due to COVID-19.

Reading: 27.4 Marmion Academy is a member in good standing of the following accrediting and Saturday, December 3: Scholarship Math: 25.6 professional organizations: Qualifying Online Entrance Exam Science: 26.0 All 8th grade students are encouraged to takeAssociation the • North Central Commission on Accreditation and School COMPOSITE: 26.5 is a member scholarship qualifying online entrance exam.Grant This Marmion Academy of the FACTS &isAid Assessment Institution, which assists schools in making Improvement (NCA CASI/Advanc-ED) the only aid testdecisions. available Once to be aeligible for of the financial student is one accepted at16 Marmion, his family may apply for financial aid. The Financial • Illinois State Board of Education scholarships that will be awarded to the ofreport 2025.Education Aid Committee confidentially reviews the Class FACTS on a student’s need and then makes a financial aid decision.

• National Catholic Association Please register for the exam by completing theofexam • Association Military Colleges and Schools of the United States registration form. Visit marmion.org/admissions for • Council for the Advancement and Support of Education details.

• National Association of Secondary School Principals • National Honor Society Please seesee the reverse side forfor information on Tuition & Fees.

• Secondary Schools Admissions Test Board (over) Please the reverse side Transportation Information.

2020-2021 DATES TO REMEMBER

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ADMISSION CRITERIA Marmion is a place where young men of good character look to advance their education and develop leadership skills.

Students are accepted in grades 9-11. To be considered for admission, you must: • Complete an application (applications are available online at marmion.org/admissions) • Supply official school transcripts • Submit recommendation(s) from a current teacher or principal • Take an entrance exam administered on campus (freshman applicants only).

Transportation Information MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE

Commuting to Marmion Academy

Marmion Academy is located in the western suburb of Aurora, Illinois at 1000 Butterfield Road (Rt 56); 35 miles from downtown Chicago, one mile north of Interstate 88. Marmion students come from over 40 towns throughout the We are a member of the Private School northeastern part of Illinois.

Aid Service (PSAS), which assists schools in making financial aid decisions. Ask about TRAIN/BUS our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which is available families who inmay notDeKalb. Geneva, Oswego, south Naperville, and St. Charles.

Marmion offers morningto pick-up locations Aurora, This includes the two train stations in Auroroa (BNSF lines) and the train station in Geneva (Union Pacific West line). otherwise afford a private school education.

Marmion also offers one after school route that goes to Aurora Metra (BNSF line) and Oswego.

SCHOLARSHIPS are offered to incoming freshmen based on academic merit of the CARPOOLING entrance examination and grades. All 8th graders interested in a of scholarship need to Marmion encourages parents freshmen and sophomores to establish carpools for daily commutable access to Marmion. mid-July a Carpool List is downloaded onto the parent portal, PlusPortals, and families are encouraged take theIn Scholarship Qualifying Entrance to contact each other for the arrangement of carpools.

Exam, offered early in December. Register for the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT • Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

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2020-2021 Academy Profile

Contact Information, Facts and Statistics

Contact Information

The Academy

Affording a Marmion Education

Anthony Tinerella ’84 Head of School and Principal atinerella@marmion.org Bill Dickson ’81 Director of Admissions bdickson@marmion.org

Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325 acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated Merit and Need-Based Financial Assistance educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. Marmion reflects the American Constitution in its conviction that all people are created equal and should be treated as equals.

MERIT-BASED ASSISTANCE

Olivia Lyons Academy offers scholarships to incoming freshmen based on academic merit. All 8th grade students Marmion ThetheStudent Population Director of Outreach Ministry must take interested in a scholarship Scholarship Qualifying Exam offered online on December 5, 2020. olyons@marmion.org The Admissions Committee carefully considers each candidate’s essay, personal9-12.

The 2020-2021 enrollment of Marmionacademic, Academyextracurricular, is 531 studentsand in grades credentials before awarding a scholarship.

Over 19% of this diverse student body consists of Hispanic (including Multiracial Deacon Bill Johnson ’64 Hispanic), Asian, Black/African American and Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young Asst.Academic Director of Outreach Scholarships available to the Class 2025 men. Approximately 81% of of the students are Roman Catholic. Of the 2020 Marmion Ministry The scholarships listed below are disbursed over four years.

Students arecollege expected to maintain a minimum to graduates, 86% attended a four-year or university, 13% attended GPA a community bjohnson@marmion.org renew the scholarship each year. college/trade school and 1% enlisted in the Armed Services.

Stephanie Patricoski • Rev. Sebastian Crow, OSB Memorial Alumni Association $24,800 Since 1958, 135 Marmion Scholarship* students have been named National Merit Scholarship Admissions Associate • Rev. Alcuin Deck, OSB Memorial Alumni Association Scholarship* $24,800 Finalists, with hundreds more being named as Semifinalists and Commended Students. spatricoski@marmion.org • Rev. Peter Enderlin, OSB Memorial Alumni Association Scholarship* $24,800 • Dr. Alfred G. ’32 and Mary Chione Memorial Scholarship $24,800 The Class Please visit for ’87 Scholarship • Dr.marmion.org Casey B. Mulligan $24,800 of 2020 Profile additional information.

• John J. Mulvihill, Jr. ’39 Memorial Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted in the US Navy • 78% of the class earned $21.4 million • Rev. Charles Reichenbacher, OSB ’59 Scholarship $24,800 • 1 enlisted in the US Army in college scholarships and honors • James D. Weiland ’62 Scholarship $24,800 • 16 will play a sport at the collegiate • 100% College Acceptance Faculty • LT Thomas A. Rippinger, USN•’68 MemorialMerit Scholarship level 3 National Scholar $24,800 • Edwin and Laurina Scholarship $24,800 • 2 National Merit Commended • 1 NCAA Division I Scholarship FTE Teaching Members: 39 Witting Memorial • Dan ’49Ratio: and Peg Guddendorf Memorial Students Alumni Association Scholarship* $16,000 • 1 NAIA Athletic Scholarship Student/Teacher 13.6:1 James J. Kochevar • 9 NCAA Division III Scholarships • 15Scholarship Advanced $16,000 Placement Scholars Average•Class Size: 17.4’67 Memorial • Jan and Tom Montiegel Memorial Scholarship • 4 Junior College Athletes • 29 Illinois State $16,000 Scholars • John M. Regole, Jr. ’63 Memorial $16,000 • 1Club Sport • 50Scholarship National Honor Society Members • Ted Sharpenter Memorial Scholarship $16,000Military Scholarships • 14 Full Tuition ACT Scores • Rev. Barnabas Lundergan, OSB Memorial andAcademy Rev. Edmund Ziegler, OSB Memorial Scholarship $16,000 • 2 Military Appointments Class of 2020 • 10 Full Tuition ROTC Scholarships Marmiontested Alumniwith Association scholarships reserved for sons, grandsons, nephews or brothers of Marmion • 12 are Illinois Veterans Grants 123*students Academy alumni/students. mean scores of: English: 26.9 Accreditations and Memberships Reading: 27.4 Marmion Academy is a member in good standing of the following accrediting and Math: 25.6 professional organizations: Science: 26.0 • North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School COMPOSITE: 26.5 is a member of the Marmion Academy FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment Institution, which assists schools in making Improvement (NCA CASI/Advanc-ED) financial aid decisions. Once a student is accepted at Marmion, his family may apply for financial aid. The Financial • Illinois State Board of Education Aid Committee confidentially reviews the FACTS reportEducation on a student’s need and then makes a financial aid decision.

• National Catholic Association • Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States • Council for the Advancement and Support of Education • National Association of Secondary School Principals • National Honor Society Please see the • Secondary Schools Admissions Testreverse Board side for information on Tuition & Fees. (over)

NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE

ADMISSION CRITERIA Marmion is a place where young men of good character look to advance their education and develop leadership skills.

Students are accepted in grades 9-11. To be considered for admission, you must: • Complete an application (applications are available online at marmion.org/admissions) • Supply official school transcripts • Submit recommendation(s) from a current teacher or principal TUITION & FEESexam administered on • Take an entrance campus (freshman applicants only).

Tuition (2020-2021): $13,400

Tuition and Fees

2020-2021 School Year

Technology Fee (2020-2021): $500 Application Fee: $50

MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE

TUITION PAYMENT PLANS

BLACKBAUD TUITION MANAGEMENT This payment plan offers a low-cost, flexible way to pay for educational expenses through regularly scheduled We areover a member of11 the Private payments a period of months for aSchool $36 fee per school year.

Aid Service (PSAS), which assists schools in

ANNUAL/SEMESTER PAYMENTS making financial aid decisions. Ask about Families may pay the full amount by the beginning of each school year or each semester, less any financial our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE assistance and deposits already paid. PROGRAM,

which is available to families who may not otherwise afford a private school education.

(A $500 tuition deposit is required from all accepted students to reserve a place in the freshman class.)

SCHOLARSHIPS are offered to incoming freshmen based on academic merit of the entrance examination and grades. All 8th graders interested in a scholarship need to take the Scholarship Qualifying Entrance Exam, offered early in December. Register for the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT • Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

See insert at right for details.

Please see the reverse side for information on Merit & Need-Based Assistance.

2020-2021 Academy Profile

Contact Information, Facts and Statistics

Contact Information

Anthony Tinerella ’84 Head of School and Principal atinerella@marmion.org Bill Dickson ’81 Director of Admissions bdickson@marmion.org Olivia Lyons Director of Outreach Ministry olyons@marmion.org Deacon Bill Johnson ’64 Asst. Director of Outreach Ministry bjohnson@marmion.org Stephanie Patricoski Admissions Associate spatricoski@marmion.org Please visit marmion.org for additional information.

Faculty

FTE Teaching Members: 39 Student/Teacher Ratio: 13.6:1 Average Class Size: 17.4

ACT Scores Class of 2020

123 students tested with mean scores of: English: 26.9 Reading: 27.4 Math: 25.6 Science: 26.0 COMPOSITE: 26.5

The Academy

Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325 acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. Marmion reflects the American Constitution in its conviction that all people are created equal and should be treated as equals.

The Student Population

The 2020-2021 enrollment of Marmion Academy is 531 students in grades 9-12.

Over 19% of this diverse student body consists of Hispanic (including Multiracial Hispanic), Asian, Black/African American and Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young men. Approximately 81% of the students are Roman Catholic. Of the 2020 Marmion graduates, 86% attended a four-year college or university, 13% attended a community college/trade school and 1% enlisted in the Armed Services.

Since 1958, 135 Marmion students have been named National Merit Scholarship Finalists, with hundreds more being named as Semifinalists and Commended Students.

The Class of 2020 Profile • 78% of the class earned $21.4 million in college scholarships and honors • 100% College Acceptance • 3 National Merit Scholar • 2 National Merit Commended Students • 15 Advanced Placement Scholars • 29 Illinois State Scholars • 50 National Honor Society Members • 14 Full Tuition Military Scholarships • 2 Military Academy Appointments • 10 Full Tuition ROTC Scholarships • 12 Illinois Veterans Grants

• 1 enlisted in the US Navy • 1 enlisted in the US Army • 16 will play a sport at the collegiate level • 1 NCAA Division I Scholarship • 1 NAIA Athletic Scholarship • 9 NCAA Division III Scholarships • 4 Junior College Athletes • 1Club Sport

Accreditations and Memberships

Marmion Academy is a member in good standing of the following accrediting and professional organizations: • North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI/Advanc-ED) • Illinois State Board of Education • National Catholic Education Association • Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States • Council for the Advancement and Support of Education • National Association of Secondary School Principals • National Honor Society • Secondary Schools Admissions Test Board

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Honor Roll ADMISSION

Special Academic Programs CRITERIA

Honor Roll is awarded based • Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) is on the weighted GPA which offered in: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Computer Science, English Marmion is and a place where young men includes all courses a Language & Composition, English Literature & Composition, French Language, Italian, weighting of 1 additional point Macro Economics, of good character look to advance their Music Theory, Physics C Mechanics, Spanish Language, Statistics, for Honors and AP Courses.

US Government and Politics, US History, and World History. All seventeen (17) AP education and develop leadership courses areskills. approved by the College Board to use the AP label for 2020-2021.

• Dual Credit ThereStudents are four Honor Roll are accepted in grades 9-11.courses To are offered in conjunction with Waubonsee CommunityCollege, University of St. Francis and Loyola University in the areas of Calculus 1, Comparative categories: be considered for admission, you must: Religions, Computer Science, Drawing, Engineering Graphics, English Literature & • Highest Average: 4.5 HRA • Complete Composition, French 4H, Introduction to Leadership, Introduction to Philosophy, • Superior: 4.0 HRA an application Marketing, Spanish 4H, and US History. Credits for these • Distinguished: 3.5 HRA (applications are available online PreCalculus/Trigonometry, at courses will transfer to most colleges and universities.

• Honor: 3.0 HRA marmion.org/admissions) • Theology is a full-time accredited academic course of study required of all students Year for all four years. Theology 3 is a full year course in2020-2021 Church History School and may be • Supply official school transcripts Graduation considered a Social Studies credit.

• Submit recommendation(s) from acourses, either LEAD or JROTC, are required of all students all four years.

• Leadership Requirements Credits current teacher or principal in these courses may be considered as Social Studies credits.

A minimum of 24.25 credits are All students take a full year course in PE/Health during their freshman year, earning TUITION & FEESexam •0.5 • Take an entrance administered credit in PE andon 0.25 credit in Health. All students take an additional 0.5 credits in required of the Class of 2020: PE during either their junior or senior year.

campus (freshman only).

• English 4.0 applicants

Tuition (2020-2021): $13,400 • Theology 4.0

Technology Fee (2020-2021): $500 • Mathematics 3.0 GPA/Class Rank in Class/Grading Systems

Application Fee: $50 • Science 3.0 • Social Studies 3.0 The GPA includes all credit-bearing courses taken at Marmion which appear on the • Foreign Language 2.0 transcript. The GPA is based on a weighted 4.0 scale. Marmion Academy weights Honors TUITION PAYMENT PLANS and Advanced Placement courses in the GPA calculation by adding one quality point to • Leadership 2.0 the grade points earned in those courses. Grades posted to the transcripts and report JROTC or LEADTUITION MANAGEMENT BLACKBAUD cards are way the actual earned and do not reflect anyregularly “weighting”.

• Health/PE 1.25 This payment plan offers a low-cost, flexible to paygrades for educational expenses through scheduled We areover a member of11 the Private • Fine/Performing Arts 1.0of payments a period months for aSchool $36 fee per school year.

A student’s class rank • Elective Credits (PSAS), 1.0 which assists Aid Service schools in is based on their cumulative weighted GPA relative to class ANNUAL/SEMESTER PAYMENTS standing. While class rank is no longer published on the transcript, that information is making financial aid decisions.

Ask about kept and beschool provided request.

EachFamilies studentmay is also payrequired the full amount by theinternally beginning of can each yearupon or each semester, less any financial our FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE to perform 15 hours of assistance and deposits already paid. PROGRAM, Marmion uses a letter grade system, with the following interpretation: community each year. whichservice is available to families=who may Bnot =students 91%-83%toCreserve = 82%-75% D =in74%-70% F = 69% and below (A $500 tuition deposit is required A from100%-92% all accepted a place the freshman class.)

Tuition and Fees

MERIT & NEED-BASED ASSISTANCE

otherwise afford a private school education.

Some Colleges are and Universities SCHOLARSHIPS offered to incomingAccepting Recent Marmion Graduates Arizona State University DePaul University University, Ohio freshmen based on academic merit Miami of the Arkansas State University Denison University Michigan State University Augustana College Drake University Monmouth College entrance and grades. All 8thUniversity Aurora University examination Drexel University Niagara Ave graders Maria University Eastern Illinois University North interested in a scholarship needCentral to College Ball State University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. Northern Illinois University Baylor University EmersonQualifying College Northern Michigan University take the Scholarship Entrance Belmont Abbey College Ferris State University Northwestern University Benedictine College, Kansas early Floridain State University Purdue University Exam, offered December.

Register Benedictine University, Lisle Fordham University Quincy University Boston Franciscan Univ. of Steubenville Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute forCollege the exam at marmion.org/admissions.

Boston University George Mason University Ringling College of Art & Design Bowling Green University Gonzaga University Rose-Hulman Institute of Bradley University Hillsdale College Technology Brescia University Hofstra University Saint Louis University Butler University Illinois Institute of Technology Saint Xavier University California Polytechnic State Illinois State University San Diego State University University Illinois Wesleyan University Savannah College of Art and Carthage College Indiana University Design Case Western Reserve University Iowa State University Seton Hall University Catholic University of America John Carroll University South Dakota State University Central Michigan University Johnson & Wales University Southern Illinois University Charleston Southern University Kenyon College St. Ambrose University Clemson University Lake Forest College St. Bonaventure University College of William & Mary Loyola University, Chicago St. John’s University Colorado School of Mines Massachusetts Institute of St. Mary’s University of MN Concordia University Technology St. Norbert College Creighton University Marquette University Texas A&M University

OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT • Fall Open House • Shadow Visit

• Campus Tour • Explore Days

Texas Christian University University of Maryland Texas Tech University University of Michigan Trinity Christian College University of Minnesota US Coast Guard Academy University of Missouri US Air Force Academy University of Nebraska US Military Academy, West Point University of New Mexico US Military Academy Prep University of Notre Dame School, West Point University of Pennsylvania US Naval Academy University of San Diego University of Alabama University of South Carolina University of Arizona University of St. Francis University of California, University of Tennessee Los Angeles University of Virginia University of California, University of Washington Santa Cruz University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago Madison University of Colorado, Boulder University of Wisconsin, University of Dayton Stevens Point University of Florida University of Wisconsin, University of Georgia Whitewater University of Illinois, Chicago University of Wyoming University of Illinois, Springfield Valparaiso University University of Illinois, Urbana Villanova University University of Iowa Wabash Valley College See right for details.

University of Kansasinsert atWashington University, St. Louis University of Kentucky Western Illinois University University of Louisville Western Michigan University University of Mary, ND Xavier University

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