NDP New Family Viewbook: Class of 2024

New Family Viewbook CLASS OF 2024

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Welcome NDP Class of 2024 Families, In these unprecedented times, otre Dame Prep will continue to do e erything we can to educate and communicate with the newest members of our community. ith the cancellation of the ew Family and the other April e ents being in limbo, DP administration and sta ha e put together this informational iew book to help clarify the many uestions we know you and your student ha e.

From an academic course perspecti e, you will find an electi e worksheet to assist with freshman year course selection and a list of summer school course options. Please, do not take any action with either of these forms yet. e are ost onin bot in o in res en su er s oo enro ent an 2020 21 ourse s e u in until we ha e a clearer picture of a return date. Please note, across all these pages, dates, deadlines and calendars are sub ect to change. Please contact the Admissions ce if you ha e any uestions.

As always, and especially during this enten season, we ask that you oin our prayer community in supporting all who ha e been a ected by this health crisis. e pray especially for the bra e medical personnel and those who continue to work in dangerous circumstances to keep our families safe, fed and healthy.

Be Safe, Be Well and God Bless, a Rylski

Director of Student Life and Admissions otre Dame Preparatory igh School

Notre Dame Prep High School Rising 9th Grade Course Request 2020-2021 General information and course descriptions are available at NDP 2020-2021 Course Description Guide

Student Name: _________________________________Date_________________ Required classes (Circle classes requested)

World Language: Spanish__________ French_____________ Notes:______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ I

ELECTIVES: Two electives are required (Circle classes requested)

*Prerequisite &/or Audition Required | DE Dual Enrollment (See Course Description Guide for information)

Fine Arts Drawing 1 / *Drawing 2 Painting 1 / *Painting 2 *Advance Studio Art Ceramics 1 / *Ceramics 2 Digital Painting Guitar 1 /*Guitar 2 *Guitar Orchestra DE

Introduction to Theatre Arts/*Advance Theatre Arts Concert Choir (2 semesters) *Pep Band *Honors Women’s Choir

*Jazz Ensemble (2 semesters)

*A Cappella Ensemble DE

Dance 1 /*Dance 2 *Dance Company-Advance (2 semesters)

(2 semesters)

(2 semesters)

Communications Public Speaking *Introduction to Graphic-Design Christian Leadership Innovative Technology *Introduction to Coding Non-Credit Study Hall-Semester 1 Study Hall-Semester 2

Alternate Electives (If your first request cannot be filled, you will receive one of these classes. If no alternates are listed, elective classes will be selected for you.)

1._____________________ 2. _______________________3. ____________________ Students must submit a Course Change Request Form to request a schedule change.

All Students are allowed one schedule change. Additional schedule changes are $25.00 each. All Course Change Request forms are due within the first 5 school days of the semester. ____________________________________________

Student Signature

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Parent/Legal Guardian Signature

Office Use: Date received ____________________________Initial_____________ Revised 3/18/20

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2020 Summer School Options

Welcome to the 2020 summer school session at Notre Dame Preparatory.

Below you will find the dates and times for each summer school course.

Registration for summer school for incoming 9th graders has been postponed. Once dates are set, families will receive advanced notice.

FOR INCOMING 9TH GRADERS: Course Name

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English Prep*

6/1-6/30

11:15 am12:30 pm

Mr. Prelock

P/F

$200

Math Prep*

6/1-6/30

12:45 pm2:00 pm

Mrs. Flam

P/F

$200

St. Gonzaga Program* (includes Innovation and Design Based Thinking)

6/1-6/30

8:00 am2:00 pm

Mr. Prelock/ Mrs. Flam

P/F

$725

Algebra 1 Review+

6/1-6/30

8:00 am10:45 am

Mr. Lambie

NC

$200

Algebra 1 Review & Application++

6/1-6/30

8:00 am10:45 am

Mr. Brown

NC

$200

Innovation and Design Based Thinking

6/1-6/30

8:00 am10:45 am

Mr. Diemer

0.5

$400

Innovation and Design Based Thinking

6/1-6/30

8:00 am10:45 am

Ms. Popejoy

0.5

$400

Innovation and Design Based Thinking

6/1-6/30

11:15 am2:00 pm

Mr. Schultz

0.5

$400

World Geography Honors

6/1-6/15

8:00 am2:00 pm

Mr. Coast

0.5

$400

World Geography and Cultures Honors^

6/1-6/15

8:00 am2:00 pm

0.5

$400

World Geography

6/1-6/15

8:00 am2:00 pm

Ms. Chudzinski

0.5

$400

World Geography

6/16-6/30

8:00 am2:00 pm

Ms. DiBonaventura

0.5

$400

Spanish 1 Review**

6/1-6/30

8:00 am10:45 am

Ms. Dauphinais

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$400

Mr. Diemer

Ms. DiBonaventura

(0.5 for IDBT)

*Not for credit; placement determined by admissions profile +Only for students who have taken Algebra 1 in middle school but did not test into Geometry. Students must pass the end-of-course exam to enroll in Geometry (regular). This does not replace a year of math for students. ++Same as Alg 1 Review but with additional enrichment application component. Students must pass the end-of- course exam to enroll in Geometry Honors during the 2020-2021 school year. ^Only for students accepted into the St. Thomas Aquinas Honors Program. **Only for students who have taken Spanish in middle school but did not pass into Spanish 2. Students must pass the end-of-course exam to enroll in Spanish 2. This course does not replace a year of Spanish.

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2020 Summer School Options FOR STUDENTS IN ANY GRADES: Course Name

Dates

Urban Plunge

6/1-6/15 6/1-6/15

Pilates

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8:00 am2:00 pm

Ms. Dinges

0.5

$400

8:00 am2:00 pm

Ms. Goudelis

0.5

$400

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Important Information: ● All students will be given a break/lunch at 10:45 until 11:15. ● The cafeteria will be open for students to purchase snacks during lunch. ● No textbooks will be needed to purchase for any of the summer classes. ●

Students are required to be in NDP polos, plain white polos, or a NDP t-shirt with uniform bottoms.

Summer School Attendance Policy: Due to the abbreviated nature of the summer school session, it is essential that students are in their classes each day to earn credit for their courses. For all families, new and returning, please note the following attendance policy.

Arizona State Law [ARS 15-803(B)] and the NDP Student/Parent Handbook requires that students are present for 90% of the course to receive credit. For year-long courses, students may miss no more than two class days (or a total of 11 hours) to earn credit. For semester-long courses, students may miss no more than one class day (or a total of 5.5 hours) to earn credit. Due to the short and intensive nature of the summer term, class attendance is absolutely critical, so please schedule doctor's appointments/family gatherings/vacations outside of the summer school session. All pre-arranged absences must be approved.

TECHNOLOGY BYOD PROGRAM (Bring Your Own Device) INTRODUCTION As the world of technology evolves, so does Notre Dame Preparatory. We have spent countless hours over the last few years updating our technology across campus. NDP also provides, free of charge, the Microsoft Suite of products, an email account and access to all of the student software required for classes.

Notre Dame does not supply laptops for students. Families must provide a laptop that matches or exceeds the requirements outlined below. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT STUDENTS HAVE A WINDOWS LAPTOP. As of the 2021-2022 school year, all teachers will have Windows laptops, and this means that they will be able to provide the first level of support.

MINIMUM LAPTOP REQUIREMENTS Laptops for incoming students must be no more than 2 years old.

It is highly recommended that you purchase a support contract that will cover the 4-year period that students are in high school. NDP does not provide loaners for computers that must be sent out for repair, but students may use an older laptop or an iPad if the need arises.

Operating System PC: Windows 10 MAC: Must be updated to the latest version of macOS Processor PC: Intel Core i3 MAC: Any RAM 8GB of RAM Storage 250 GB hard drive TECHNOLOGY PREP FOR STUDENTS In June and July, there will be technology prep events for incoming students to come in and get their computer prepared for the school year, access their email and be introduced to some basic requirements for the first day of school. Information will be sent out as soon as the dates for these events are selected. If you have any questions about your laptop, or for the IT department in general, this time is a great opportunity to have those questions answered. To contact NDP’s IT department, email them at helpdesk@ndpsaints.org.

TEXTBOOKS The faculty at otre Dame Prep are currently working hard to gather new and updated learning resources for our students. nce that list is complete, we will send out further communication on how to obtain those texts and learning resources.

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NDP Student Appearance / Dress Code Summer School / Spirit Days Boys

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Shoes that must have a solid sole, closed-toes and a permanently attached back support Hair must be off the collar, eyebrows, and ears and appropriate for school.

Boys must maintain a well-groomed appearance overall.

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Anton/Dennis Uniform Skirt touching the top of the knee OR Anton Uniform girls shorts or French Toast girls’ pants NDP Polo/Spirit Shirt Shoes that must have a solid sole, closedtoes and a permanently attached back support Socks may not go above the knee

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Anton/Dennis Uniform Shorts 2 inches above or below the knee or Anton/Dennis pants NDP Polo purchased from Dennis/Anton - must be tucked in Shoes that must have a solid sole, closed-toes and a permanently attached back support Hair must be off the collar, eyebrows, and ears and appropriate for school Boys must maintain a well-groomed appearance overall.

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Anton/Dennis Uniform Skirt touching the top of the knee OR Anton Uniform girls shorts or French Toast girls’ pants NDP Polo purchased from Dennis/Anton must be tucked in Shoes that must have a solid sole, closedtoes and a permanently attached back support Socks may not go above the knee

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Anton/Dennis Uniform pants that are size appropriate Long-sleeved Oxford-cloth shirt with NDP logo (all buttons buttoned) tucked in.

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Anton/Dennis Uniform Skirt touching the top of the knee Oxford-cloth shirt with NDP logo tucked in. (Shirts may not be unbuttoned past the second button from the top on the shirt.)

Socks may not go above the knee Dress shoes Girls must maintain a well-groomed appearance overall.

*As a reminder, a dress shoe is anything that is not a sneaker, boot, or any style of footwear that exposes your feet. This includes vans, converse, and Steve Madden quilted slip-ons. *Please refer to our NDP Student/Parent Handbook - Student Appearance / Dress Code section for more details regarding our uniform policies. The information shared above is meant to be a quick reference guide when purchasing from our used uniform sale and our Saints Store. Please keep in mind that Reverence, Respect, and Responsibility are used in creation of our school uniform policy. Uniforms may be purchased at Anton Uniforms 905 North Scottsdale Road Tempe, AZ 85281 www.antonuniforms.com

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In this technological world, teens are more isolated than e er before. To remedy this, our student body is grouped into 10 ouses. These ouses build o unity entors i is i es i and o ortunities or ro t and ea ers i .

The purpose of the ouse System is to ensure e ery student and adult on our campus has a community who cares and holds us accountable to be who od created us to be. The goal is to find and foster the gi s in each student and gi e each soul on campus a place where they can experience a deeper relationship with esus Christ through the members of their ouse and the entire Community of Saints. eing a member of a ouse gi es our students times throughout the week for real interpersonal interaction with students from all grades and members of our faculty and sta .

At otre Dame Prep, we seek to educate the whole student in bo y and sou . The ouse System allows students to be recognized for more than PA or athletic achie ement. ithin their ouse, students talents are explored and nurtured by a built-in support system.

The ouses compete for ouse points through academics, Christian ser ice and school spirit, while showing e eren e es e t and es onsibi ity toward each other.

The Class of 0 4 will learn which ouse will be their family for the next four years at freshman orientation in August. Your ouse is so excited to meet you

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To participate in sports in the 2020-21 school year, all athletes must register online to be cleared and approved before the first tryout or practice. The NDP Athletic Department is using a secure registration platform, FamilyID.com that provides our families with a safe, easy and user-friendly way to register for Notre Dame Prep athletics.

Registration Process: 1. Download the AIA Preparticipation Physical Examination Form • Take this form with you to your physical; the exam date must be after March 1 of the upcoming athletic season 2. Register Now for the fall sports season through FamilyID • Multi-Sport athletes repeat this step for each season 3. FamilyID will require you to • Upload the doctor-signed AIA pre-participation physical form • Fill-in your medical insurance provider and policy information • Upload your Brainbook Course Certification (required for first year students) • Accept policy agreements with electronic signatures by Parent/Guardian and Student Athlete First-Year Students Only must complete the Brainbook Course and upload the certificate of completion Need Support? Questions about your online registration? FamilyID is available 7 days per week at support@familyid.com or 888-800-5583 x1 All this information can be found on the NDP website at https://www.ndpsaints.org/athletics/clearance-and-registration

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Arizona state law mandates that all students enrolled in any school must pro ide documentation of all re uired immunizations before the student is allowed on campus.

See the Guide to Arizona Immuni tions e uired or chool ntr .

Students who cannot pro ide this information are re uired to ha e a signed

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C The nurse is not permi ed to administer any medication to students without wri en authorization from the parent guardian. This includes acetaminophen, ibuprofen, Tums, cough drops and antibiotic creams. Diocese policy prohibits the nurse from pro iding or dispensing any medications without wri en permission from the student s parent or guardian. edications must be brought to the ealth ce in the original sealed and labeled container. All medication must be accompanied by a signed Medic tion orm in order for medication of any kind to be administered by ealth ce personnel. A new form must be completed and signed each school year.

Any student who feels the need to isit the ealth ce for any reason, must obtain a wri en pass from their teacher. If it is deemed necessary for the student to be dismissed from school for health reasons, arrangements must be made through the ealth ce. student will be released without parent guardian permission. The following conditions warrant a student being dismissed omiting, fe er o er 100-degrees, rash of unknown origin, undiagnosed pink eye, or in uries re uiring more extensi e e aluation.

C Parents of students with pre-existing health conditions must contact the ealth ce to inform the sta of specific action plans. An nh ler el rr ele se or pipen el rr ele se orm must be on file before the start of school. Any other conditions such as diabetes, asthma (re uiring a nebulizer treatment), or any other special health needs must be discussed with the nurse in the ealth ce before the start of school or when the condition is diagnosed.

For uestions about health concerns and action plans, please call (480) 6 4-8 email nurse ndps ints org.

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NOTRE DAME PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL 9701 E. Bell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 634-8200 Catholic Parish Verification Form School Year 2020-21 Name of Parents:______________________________________________________________________ Last Father Mother Name of Student(s):____________________________________________________________________ Last First Middle ____________________________________________________________________ Last First Middle Home Street Address:__________________________________________________________________ City:_____________________________ State:_______________ ZIP:_________________________ Home Phone: ________________ Father’s Work: _______________ Mother’s Work:_____________

Parent/Guardian: As registered, active, and participating members of ___________________________________ Parish in the Diocese of Phoenix, we request the Catholic tuition discount rate for our student(s) who will attend Notre Dame Preparatory High School for the 2020-21 school year.

Name of Student(s):___________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Parent’s/Guardian’s Signature

_________________________________ Date

The family is responsible for returning this form to Notre Dame Preparatory High School on or before May 1, 2020, to be eligible for the reduced tuition rate.

Verification from Parish: This family is a registered, active, and participating member of our parish.

_______________________________________________ Pastor’s Signature/Date

___________________________________ Parish Stamp

Please return this signed form to the requesting family for submission to Notre Dame Prep.

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Low-Income Corporate Income Tax Credit (CTC) Scholarship Guidelines • For K-12 students and preschool students with disabilities • Student’s family income cannot exceed 185% of the income required to qualify a child for reduced price lunches Academic Year 2020/2021 Scholarship Cap: • $5,600 for grades K-8 and preschool students with disabilities • $6,900 for grades 9-12 • Students who qualify can receive multiple CTC awards from various STO’s

Scholarship Prerequisites Student’s family income cannot exceed 185% of the income required to qualify a child for reduced price lunches AND student must meet ONE of the following: • Student attended an AZ public school as a full-time student for at least 90 days of the prior fiscal year and then transferred from the public school to a private school; OR • Is enrolling or currently enrolled in a private school kindergarten; OR • Is enrolling or currently enrolled in a private preschool program for students with disabilities; OR • Is a dependent of a member of the armed forces of the United States who is stationed in AZ pursuant to military orders; OR • Received a low-income corporate scholarship under one of the above criteria in a prior year and the child continued to attend a private school in subsequent years; OR • Received an original individual scholarship or a switcher individual scholarship in a prior year and the child continued to attend a private school in subsequent years.

Income levels for free or reduced price lunches for academic year 2020/2021 can be found at https://azdor.gov/sites/default/files/REPORTS_2019_schooltuitionorganizationmanual.pdf .

Reduced price lunch annual income eligibility guidelines by household size are shown in the table below, along with the next income threshold comparison identified in statute.

Household Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Each additional child

Reduced price lunch income threshold (185% of poverty level) $23,107 $31,284 $39,461 $47,638 $55,815 $63,992 $72,169 $80,346 $8,177

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Welcome to Scrip!

NDP’s Tuition Assistance Program Participation in our various Scrip programs helps you reduce your tuition obligation while fundraising for the NDP Tuition Assistance Program.

Simply choose the program that best fits your lifestyle. There is something for everyone.

NDP Scrip Tuition Rebate Programs Include: Program

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Shopwithscrip.com

1.5 - 20%

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MyScripWallet.com

1.5 - 20%

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In-Store Gift Card Program

1.5 - 20%

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Amazon Smiles Program

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AJ’s/Bashas’ reloadable Grocery Card Program

.05% 6%

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Fry’s Community Rewards Program

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Tuft and Needle Mattress Program

25%

Scrip Saves You Money on Tuition Scrip rebates earned are split 50/50 between your currently enrolled NDP student and the Tuition Assistance Fund.

The more you shop with Scrip, the larger your rebate.

And the more people who participate, the larger the NDP Tuition Assistance Fund grows!

Scrip Store Hours Tuesday/Thursday 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday - 12:45 to 1:45 p.m. (When NDP reopens) The Scrip Store is located in the Gym Lobby.

Questions? Email the Scrip Store at scrip@ndpsaints.org

Welcome Class of 2024 Start today! Make buying Scrip part of your weekly routine to get the most from your tuition rebate!

The more you buy the things you need, the more you earn!

Join the fundraiser that pays you back!

www.ndpsaints.org/support-ndp/scrip

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Saints’ Store

BSN Online

Wednesdays 12:45-1:45 p.m.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30-3:30 p.m. (These are the hours once we reopen)

Go to: www.ndpsaints.org/quicklinks/ndp-wear

Hours:

Sideline Store

receive 15% Entire Purchase Unitl March 31

Location:

Use Promo code: March20

Lobby of the gym

$5 Off! uy 25 of merchandise in the Saints Store and receive 5 o your purchase.

Coupon expires April 21, 2020 ( reshman Scheduling Day) The Saints Store will be open on reshman scheduling day from 2 30 to 3 30 p.m.

NOTE: Spirit shirts are worn every riday during the school year, and every day during Summer School. Stoc up now!

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JOIN THE NOTRE DAME PREP

MOTHERS’ GUILD Get involved in the NDP community by becoming a 2020/21 member of the Notre Dame Prep Mothers’ Guild! We are a olunteer-run organization that pro ides NDP moms with a wide variety of opportunities to become in ol ed in the day-to-day life of NDP’s campus, students and community, through: On-Campus Service Opportunities

Community Impact Programs

Faith Development

Social Outings

Student Events & Support

Networking & Fun

Our annual membership fee of $75 provides you with...

Admissions to 3 general membership meetings/luncheons: Sep. 2020, Jan. 2021, May 2021 An NDP Family Directory Admissions to all Mothers’ Guild Sponsored events and socials A Mothers’ Guild 2020/21 membership gift

*2020/21 Membership: July 2020 - June 2021

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Dads’ Club NDP Dads’ Club did an amazing job of organizing Casino Night and the Dads Meat-Up BBQ: two very successful events for our community. Dads’ Club is a volunteer-run organization with a wide variety of opportunities to become involved in the life of NDP’s campus, students and community, through: On-campus Service Opportunities

Community Impact Programs

Faith Development

Social Outings

School Events & Support

Networking & Fun

The annual membership fee of $45 allows you the opportunity to...

For more information and to become a member of Dads’ Club, please visit ndpsaints.org/dadsclub.

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Attend Monthly Meetings with Beverages and Appetizers

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Participate in Community Monthly Hike with Outdoor Mass

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Enjoy Parent-Only Social Functions

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Impact Our School in a Positive Way

NDP dads and students work together to prepare our campus for the Annual Open House.

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Individual Tax Credit Through Catholic Education Arizona

Did you know?

25% of

Notre Dame Preparatory students financially qualify for assistance!

Shine your light on Catholic Education ITC Benefits DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR STATE INCOME TAX CREDIT CHOOSE HOW YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE SPENT

Contribution Amounts 2019

Single Max Credit: $1,135 Married Max Credit: $2,269 Give By: 4/15/20

How it Works How Much Can I Contribute?

Take a look at your 2018 tax return.

If you file Form 140, look at line 49 to find the amount that you can contribute.

If you file form 140PY, look at line 60.

Still not sure? Visit www.ceaz.org

Make Your Contribution!

Call 1-888-TAX-CRDT or online at www.ceaz.org

TURN TAX DOLLARS INTO SCHOLARSHIPS

Claim Your Credit on your 2019 taxes!

HELP STUDENTS WITH VERIFIED NEED

CEA will mail you a tax receipt as proof of payment. Present this to your tax preparer (or Turbo Tax).

For more information contact Lyric Naquin at lnaquin@ndpsaints.org | 480.634.8226 Learn more at www.ndpsaints.org/support-ndp/arizona-tax-credit or give today at catholiceducationarizona.org/contribute

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Corporate Tax Credit through Catholic education arizona

$500,000

in unmet financial need What is The Corporate Tax Credit (CTC)?

The Corporate Tax Credit allows C-corporations, S-corporations and insurance companies to redirect their tax liability to Scholarship Tuition Organizations (STO). Companies are allowed a tax credit up to 100% of their corporate tax liability - or in the case of insurance companies, 100% of their insurance premium sales tax.

A Catholic Education Should be Affordable for Every Child

In 1998, the State of Arizona instituted the Private School Tax Credit for individuals. The Private School Tax Credit was expanded to include businesses - C-corporations, insurance companies, and S-corporations. This permits certain businesses to redirect a portion of their state income tax liability to a private school of their choice. Whether individual or corporate, these dollar-for-dollar tax credits significantly reduce tuition for Catholic school families.

Help Make a Notre Dame Prep Education Affordable to All Students

At NDP, the unmet financial need for tuition assistance for qualifying families is $500,000 (2018-19 school year). Corporate tax credits contributed to CEA help make a Notre Dame Prep education affordable.

5 Easy Steps CHECK if your company qualifies for Private School Tax Credit. Go to Arizona Department of Revenue website at www.asdor.gov/taxcredits or contact Lyric Naquin in the NDP Advancement Office.

IDENTIFY your corporate income tax liability of insurance premium tax to the State of Arizona.

COMPLETE the corporate tax credit commitment form provided by NDP by May 1; submission to the Arizona Department of Revenue will be made on July 1 by Catholic Education Arizona.

Schedule a tax credit eligibility consultation today!

MAKE A PAYMENT within twenty days of approval, to Catholic Education Arizona.

CONTACT:

Lyric Naquin Director of Advancement (480) 634-8226 | lnaquin@ndpsaints.org ndpsaints.org/support-ndp/arizona-tax-credit

FILE form 335, listing the credit on the standard 120 form, with the corporate return to the state.

*Please consult your tax advisor on filing for and using your credit. This is only a guide; it does not constitute tax advice.

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INNOVATIONS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SUMMER CAMP Hosted by Grand Canyon University Calling all students entering sixth – eighth grade! Invite your siblings to join Grand Canyon University STEM experts for a four-day STEM camp filled with engaging high-level activities that promote innovative thinking. Camp attendees can look forward to solving meaningful problems through the application of science and technology in a fun environment.

The following topics will be explored: • Robotics • Coding

EVENT DETAILS When: Location:

June 8 - 11 from 9 am - 2 pm Notre Dame College Prep 9701 E. Bell Road Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Cost:

$275 per student*

• Principles of Engineering • Computer Science • Information Technology

To register for this event, visit ndpsaints.org

*Includes lunch each day GCU, while reserving its lawful rights in light of its Christian mission, is committed to maintaining an academic environment that is free from unlawful discrimination. Further detail on GCU’s Non-Discrimination policies can be found at gcu.edu/titleIX. ©2020 Grand Canyon University 20SEA0037