2029 New Student & Parent Handbook

NEW STUDENT & PARENT HANDBOOK CLASS OF 2029 CREDO UT INTELLIGAM

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CLASS OF 2029 - IMPORTANT DATES

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CAMPUS MINISTRY

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DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE CONTACTS

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PRIORY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM CAMPUS STORE

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PARENT COMMUNITY COUNCIL

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COUNSELING OFFICE

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FRESHMAN COURSES

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SERVITE PROGRAM OF STUDIES

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES

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SERVITE SUPPORT SERVICES

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ATHLETICS: QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

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SERVITE ACADEMICS ASSISTANCE

PHYSICAL INFORMATION

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SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION

TRINITAS ARTS CONSERVATORY

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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & TEXTBOOKS

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ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

FORMATION

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COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

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HER SERVANTS’ CLOSET STUDENT APPAREL AND UNIFORMS FOOD SERVICES TUITION INFORMATION AND PAYMENT PLANS

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CHALLENGE 16 ALGEBRA EXAM (3:30 P.M.) *

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JUNE

CHALLENGE 12 GEOMETRY EXAM (3:30 P.M.) *

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MAY

JUNE

CHALLENGE 13 ALGEBRA EXAM (3:30 P.M.) *

SUMMER SCHOOL TECH ORIENTATION INCOMING FRESHMAN ACADEMY SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS

ON THE GREEN SERVITE-ROSARY 17 MOVIE WELCOME EVENT * (STUDENT EVENT)

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JUL

CHALLENGE 14 SPANISH EXAM (3:15 P.M.) *

ACADEMY ENDS 17 FRESHMAN SUMMER SCHOOL ENDS

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JUL

WELCOME 15 ROSARY/SERVITE EVENT AT ROSARY

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PHYSICAL DAY (AT 17 SPORTS SERVITE 8-10AM)

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MAY

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JUNE

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JUNE

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IMPORTANT DATES

CLASS OF 2029 - IMPORTANT DATES

FRESHMAN FORMATION WEEKEND

FRESHMAN/TRANSFER CHECK-IN DAY AND ORIENTATION

DAY OF SCHOOL 11 FIRST ALL STUDENTS

SUMMER CONDITIONING FORMS DUE

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COMPLETE IMMUNIZATION RECORDS DUE TO ADMISSIONS OFFICE**

ALL-SCHOOL MASS (PRO-DRESS) 15 FIRST THE ASSUMPTION

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TO SCHOOL NIGHT 26 BACK (6:00 P.M.)

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*Registration required through the Admissions & Enrollment Portal under “Optional Items.” ** Immunization Record must include TDap Vaccine and TB Skin Test within the last 5 years.

Vicki Marsha Uniforms on Campus

School Holidays

Friday, June 20, 2025 - Noon-5pm Saturday, June 21, 2025 11am - 4pm Thursday, July 17, 2025, 11am-4pm

Thanksgiving - November 24-28, 2025 Christmas - December 19, 2025 - January 5, 2026 Easter - April 2, 2026 - April 10, 2026

***DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

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DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE CONTACTS Please visit the Servite High School website, servitehs.org, to view the 2025-2026 calendar, upcoming events, and the class rotation schedules.

FAX NUMBERS FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS Main Office......................................................................................................................... 714-774-1404 Athletic Office..................................................................................................................... 714-774-5393

MAIN SCHOOL PHONE NUMBER: 714-774-7575 (DIAL BY NAME) ADMINISTRATION OFFICES Mr. Stephen Walswick ’02, President Mrs. Nancy Windisch, Principal Ms. Roxanne Barrera, Executive Assistant to the Principal Mr. Brendan Ronan, Assistant Principal of Catholic Identity Mr. Brian Hunt, Assistant Principal of Academics Mr. Rory Bevins, Dean of Academics Mr. David Hill ’80, Dean of Students Mr. Chris Higgins, Associate Dean of Students

ADMISSIONS

DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE CONTACTS

Ms. Janice Lampa, Director of Admissions Mrs. Grace Masterson, Assistant Director of Admissions Mr. Ryan Sullivan ‘20, Admissions Coordinator

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE Mrs. Steffanie Early, Vice President of Advancement Mrs. Cathy Pasquinelli, Advancement Office Manager Ms. Lindsy Pyette, Events Coordinator Mr. Matthew Reinert ’05, Development Officer Mr. Pierce Denning ‘18, Advancement Database Specialist

ATHLETIC OFFICE Mr. Matt Marrujo ‘07, Athletic Director Ms. Karlie Carlson, Associate Athletic Director, Communications & Marketing Mrs. Deena Kennedy, Athletic Operations Manager

ATTENDANCE OFFICE (REPORT ALL ABSENCES/EARLY DISMISSAL) Ms. Megan Marrujo, Attendance Clerk, Assistant Volleyball Coach................................ (714) 204-3026

SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Jennifer Gutierrez, School Nurse/Director of Health Services

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DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE CONTACTS

BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Phoebe Miyamoto, Director of Finance Mrs. Stacey Moses, Business Office Manager Mrs. Yara Alvarez, Accounts Receivable Ms. Lauren Feliciano, Accounts Payable

CAMPUS MINISTRY Mr. Aaron Mascaro, Director of Campus Ministry Mr. John Shaw ’16, Campus Minister

COMMUNICATIONS Mrs. Valerie Castillo, Communications & Marketing Manager Mr. Domenic Christiansen ’18, Communications Coordinator

COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Ms. Hilary Recknor, Sr. Director of Counseling (10-12, A-G) Mrs. Caroline Tran Ryan, Counselor (10-12, H-P) Mr. Oscar Gonzalez, Counselor (10-12, Q-Z) Ms. Ellise Floreani, Freshman Counselor Mrs. Andrea Valenzuela, Registrar Mrs. Lisa Barnard, Director of Student Support Services Ms. Gyzah Garcia, Support Services Coordinator

FACILITIES/THEATER Mr. Michael Betwarda ’18, Director of Facilities Mr. Isaac Gleason ’07, Theater Technical Director Mrs. Kathie Ritchey, Facilities /Theater Administrative Assistant

FORMATION Mr. Brendan Ronan, Director of Formation, Seniors, Assistant Principal of Catholic Identity Mr. Dave Glaudini ’85, Director of Formation, Juniors Mr. Scott Kahler ’99, Director of Formation, Sophomores Mr. Dennis Flanagan, Director of Formation, Freshmen

TRINITAS ARTS CONSERVATORY Mr. Michael Betts, Trinitas Arts Conservatory Executive Director/Producer Mrs. Nicole Rickard, Resident Technical Director

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PARENT COMMUNITY COUNCIL Servite High School recognizes parents as the primary educators of their son(s). Understanding this, the Parent Community Council works collegially with the administration to determine community needs, provide family educational resources, and create opportunities for parents, guardians. and family members to build supportive relationships with one another and with the school. All parents and guardians of young men who attend Servite High School are considered to be members. Therefore, as a member, we ask for your help in supporting the Men of Servite.

Parent Community Council Involvement Opportunities: ATTEND • Join us at our monthly meetings to hear updates from Servite’s leadership, to share feedback, and to get to know your fellow Servite families • Participate in special events including Grandparents Day, Father-Son Games, Mother-Son Mass and Reception as well as occasional guest speaker events • Watch for special events for parents at each grade level to build relationships

VOLUNTEER • Assist with Admissions events such as Open House and In-Home Nights to help identify and welcome new Friar families, support our Campus Ministry team in liturgical decorations, or answer the call when one of Servite’s other departments needs volunteer support

PARENT COMMUNITY COUNCIL

• Support our hard-working faculty and staff by joining us in hosting luncheons and special activities during Catholic Schools Week and Teacher Appreciation Week • Share your time and talents to assist with the advancement of the school

LEAD • Consider taking an officer or chairperson role with Parent Community Council to serve our school community Parent support has always been a core aspect of Servite High School. Many of the programs that your son will experience were created and financially supported by past parents. We are grateful for past support and look forward to the legacy you will leave, as well as continuing our partnership with all parents. Watch for information about our meetings and activities when school starts. We look forward to meeting you!

Contact us at pccouncil@servitehs.org

Below are examples of some programs Parent Community Council has recently brought to Servite: • • • • • • • •

How to recognize the signs of stress and depression in your teen and how to help Anaheim Police Dept.: Alcohol, Marijuana & Drug Use in Teens Teen Road to Safety Campus Ministry presentations to discuss real issues and concerns, such as pornography and internet use Practical parenting lessons and book club discussions Teacher appreciation lunches Parent socials Grandparents’ Day Breakfast & Prayer Service

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Friar Feast - September 20, 2025 The “Taste of Servite” fundraising event features small bites, signature cocktails, silent auction baskets and a DJ to benefit Servite’s sports teams, clubs, and arts programs on the Servite field. There is no cost to attend and proceeds go directly to the program of your choice! Please join us for this great community event! Adults 21 & over only.

Grandparents Day - October 7, 2025 This is a special day for students and their grandparents or special guests to spend the day together on the Servite campus.

Fashion Show, Boutique & Luncheon - November 9, 2025

PARENT COMMUNITY COUNCIL

PARENTS, YOU’RE INVITED! MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

A beautiful, beloved Servite tradition - the day includes a boutique, games & raffles, auctions, a lovely lunch and a professionally choreographed Fashion Show featuring Servite seniors and their mothers! Come join us!

Mothers’ Day of Reflection -February 19, 2026 Each Lent, Servite women come together to refresh their souls and spiritually prepare for Easter. The day features a guest speaker, Mass, breakfast and lunch, as well as a chance to visit with other Servite women at Christ Cathedral. Take time for yourself and your spiritual life!

Father - Son Games - April 2026

This is an informal day of fun outdoor activities and fellowship for Friars and their fathers or father figures.

Mother-Son Mass and Reception - May 17, 2026 The Mother-Son Mass is a memorable, meaningful and beautiful occasion for mothers and their sons, followed by a lovely reception. You don’t want to miss this special event!

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT SERVITE’S EVENTS, VISIT SERVITEHS.ORG/EVENTS IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED WITH OUR EVENTS, CONTACT THE ADVANCEMENT OFFICE AT 657-347-1418.

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COUNSELING OFFICE The Servite High School Counseling Department offers a comprehensive program that supports all students in their academic, college/career, and personal/social pursuits. We accomplish this by providing a compassionate, safe, and confidential environment and by advocating on behalf of students to meet their developmental needs. The Counseling Department at Servite is comprised of four counselors, the Director of Instructional Support Services, Support Services Coordinator, the Personal Counselor, and the Registrar. The following is a list of personnel in the Counseling Department.

COUNSELING DEPARTMENT STAFF: Hilary Recknor

Sr. Director of Counseling (10-12 A-G)

hrecknor@servitehs.org

Caroline Tran Ryan

Counselor (10-12 H-Q)

ctranryan@servitehs.org

Oscar Gonzalez

Counselor (10-12 R-Z)

ogonzalez@servitehs.org

Ellise Floreani

Freshman Counselor

efloreani@servitehs.org

Andrea Valenzuela

Registrar

avalenzuela@servitehs.org

Lisa Barnard

Director of Student Support Services

lbarnard@servitehs.org

Gyzah Garcia

Support Services Coordinator

ggarcia@servitehs.org

Brandon Joffe

Personal Counselor by referral

Inspired Resolutions

COUNSELING OFFICE

The Counseling Department schedules individual meetings with parents annually, as well as by appointment as needed.

Evening events are held periodically along with classroom visits, and a college fair is held each fall which is open to students from Servite and Rosary Academy.

A Servite Graduate Class of 2024 96% ATTENDING COLLEGE

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PUBLIC 55%

NATIONAL HISPANIC RECOGNITION SCHOLARS

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OTHER 14%

FRIARS WILL PLAY COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

4% UC CSU 27.7% 46.1%

29% OF GRADUATES OVER A 4.0

3.59 AVERAGE GPA

PRIVATE 27%

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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS 40%

OUT-OF-STATE 30%

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NATIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN PROGRAM SCHOLAR

STUDENTS COMPLETED OVER 400 SERVICE HOURS EACH

NATIONAL HISPANIC RECOGNITION SCHOLARS

IN-STATE 66%

95% ACCEPTED INTO A 4-YEAR COLLEGE

8 COMMENDED SCHOLARS

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FRESHMAN COURSES

FRESHMAN COURSES COLLEGE PREPARATORY

MATH/SCIENCE HONORS

CP English 1

CP English 1

CP Theology 1

CP Theology 1

CP Algebra 1

HP Algebra 1

CP Biology

HP Biology

Physical Education/Health

Physical Education/Health

CP Fine Art

CP Fine Art/HP World History/CS Pathway*

CP World Language

HP World Language

Priory

Priory

LIBERAL ARTS HONORS

FULL HONORS

HP English 1

HP English 1

CP Theology 1

CP Theology 1

CP Algebra 1

HP Algebra 1

CP Biology

HP Biology

Physical Education/Health

Physical Education/Health

CP Fine Art/HP World History/CS Pathway*

CP Fine Art/HP World History/AP Human Geography/CS Pathway*

HP World Language

HP World Language

Priory

Priory

* It is highly reccomended that Honors students selecting CS Pathway take Fine Art over the summer.

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All courses offered at Servite High School are designed for college or university-bound students. For graduation from Servite High School, all students are required to complete 260 academic credits. A one-year course meeting daily earns a student ten (10) academic credits. All courses must be passed and no student may graduate from Servite with an unredeemed ‘F’ for a semester grade on his transcript.

In addition to credit requirements, there are also specific course requirements as indicated throughout the course catalog.

Students are required to complete the following:

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT CREDITS

COURSE TITLE Theology

40

English

40

FRESHMAN ELECTIVES: World Language

Mathematics

30 (Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2)

Social Sciences

30 (World or Euro or AP Geography, U.S., Government & Economics)

World Language

20 (same language)

◊ Spanish ◊ French Fine Arts ◊ Classical Guitar ◊ Fundamentals of Theatre ◊ Men’s Choir ◊ Piano ◊ Drawing Other ◊ AP Human Geography

Fine Arts

10

◊ HP World History

Physical Education/Health

10

Electives

50

Total:

260

Laboratory Sciences

30 (A Biological and a Physical Science)

SERVITE PROGRAM OF STUDIES

SERVITE PROGRAM OF STUDIES

(Full Honors only)

(HP students only)

◊ HP Intro Computer Science (Pathway only)

Incoming freshmen usually take College Prep (CP) Algebra 1 or HP Alg 1. They may take HP Algebra 2/Trig if they score high enough on the optional challenge exam. To take this challenge exam, students must register for the test through their Parent Portal account under “Optional.”

**STUDENTS IN HONORS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO TAKE BOTH A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND WORLD HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR. THOSE STUDENTS CAN THEN TAKE A FINE ART DURING THE SUMMER OR ENRICHMENT CLASSES FOR MATH, SCIENCE OR ENGLISH.

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SUPPORT SERVICES AT SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL Support Services at Servite High School are run by Ms. Lisa Barnard and made up of a dedicated team of professionals equipped and excited to assist Servite Students in finding academic success. The dedicated Support Services team works to support student learning through the Support Program with Accommodations as well as the Support Program without Accommodations. Servite High School is dedicated to meeting the needs of every young man on campus, and Support Services are designed to assist a wide range of students who will benefit from extra academic support.

Support Program with Accommodations The Support Program with Accommodations is for students with documented learning differences. Students will present their IEP, 504, or psychoeducational assessment to the Director of Support Services at a consultation meeting. During that time an Individualized Accommodation Plan (or IAP) is developed. The plan is signed by all parties and uploaded to Aeries for teacher access. The support services team checks in with students regularly to make sure the plan is being followed and that accommodations are being met. Students in the Support Program with Accommodations must opt into Tier 1, Tier, 2, or Tier 3 support.

Please reach out to Mrs. Lisa Barnard at lbarnard@servitehs.org to sign up for the Support Program with Accommodations and opt into Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 Support.

Support Program without Accommodations

SUPPORT SERVICES

The Support Program without Accommodations is open to Servite students who do not have documented learning differences but are looking for extra academic support on campus. To enroll in the Support Program without Accommodations, students must opt into Tier 2 Support which provides students with an Academic Achievement class that gives them structured time throughout the school day to work on assignments and receive extra content-specific tutoring. The Academic Achievement Class also teaches students to develop executive functioning skills and establish effective learning strategies.

Please reach out to Mrs. Lisa Barnard at lbarnard@servitehs.org to sign up for the Support Program without Accommodations and opt into Tier 2 Support.

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To be enrolled in the Support Program with Accommodations or the Support Program without Accommodations, a student must opt into one of the following support tiers.

TIER 3- $1,250 PER SEMESTER

• Open to students in the Support Program with Accommodations

• Open to students in the Support Program with Accommodations

• Regular consultation meetings with Support Services for academic coaching

• *Academic Achievement Class

TIER 2- $850 PER SEMESTER • Open to students in the Support Program with Accommodations or Support Program without Accommodations • *Academic Achievement Class • Regular Consultation meetings with Support Services during Academic Achievement Class

• Regular Consultation meetings with support services

SUPPORT SERVICES

TIER 1- $250 PER SEMESTER

• Testing in the library for less distraction and support for those with anxiety • Finals in the library • *Algebra 1 Support Class with reduced class size • *Geometry Support Class with reduced class size

• Students in Tier 2 who have documented IAPs will also receive testing in the library for less distraction and support for those with anxiety and take their finals in the library. *Academic Achievement Class Academic Achievement is a class designed to enhance executive functioning skills, provide work/study time, and connect students with small group, content-specific tutoring. This class can be very beneficial for students with diagnosed learning differences and those who are academically at risk. The first fifteen to twenty minutes of the class are utilized to present study strategies, organizational skills, and time management techniques. For the remaining time in the class, students are given time to work on assignments or study. The class is kept intentionally small at around twelve students. The teacher provides bi-weekly check-ins to review grades and assignments. The teacher encourages the students to use effective communication strategies to advocate for themselves with their teachers.

Academic Achievement is an excellent option for students who need extra support transitioning into high school. *Algebra I Fundamentals Support Class Algebra I Fundamentals is an algebra course with built-in accommodations and instructional techniques designed to support students in the Student Support Program with Accommodations. This course covers evaluating, simplifying, and factoring algebraic expressions, as well as understanding, writing, solving, and graphing linear and quadratic equations, and systems of two linear equations. Students will also work with radical and rational expressions and equations. The course emphasizes extending mathematical understanding and skills to solve real-world problems. This class is only open to students in the Support Program with Accommodations. *Conceptual Geometry Support Class Conceptual Geometry is a geometry course with built-in accommodations and instructional techniques designed to support students in the Student Support Program with Accommodations. The course will introduce students to geometric concepts such as shapes, volume, area, and trigonometry. Beyond that, the class covers properties of geometric figures, including triangles, quadrilaterals, and polygons, and explores ideas like symmetry, similarity, and congruence. Students will develop a concrete and visual understanding of geometry and grow their abstract and conceptual thinking. This class is only open to students in the Support Program with Accommodations.

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SERVITE ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE Servite High School is dedicated to providing students with a rigorous and formational academic experience. Servite truly believes every young man on campus has the potential to achieve great things and encourages students to achieve Mastery of Self in the classroom. Servite also believes in The Necessity of the Other and encourages students to seek support when they need it; therefore, Servite strives to offer many academic support systems to partner with and meet the needs of all students. Servite students who self-advocate and take advantage of the educational support on campus will be equipped to find academic success.

Academic Assistance Open to All Students Throughout the school year, Servite offers academic support opportunities open to all students on campus. Parents/ Guardians will receive consistent communication concerning these opportunities. Servite believes in the importance of partnering with parents/guardians, so these communications will invite and encourage them to sign their sons up to attend.

CSF Tutoring and CSF Study Sessions

SERVITE ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Servite is dedicated to educational excellence as well as service, and members of Servite’s CSF (California Scholarship Federation) are required to meet tutoring requirements throughout the year. CSF is made up of Servite students who have achieved high academic marks, so they can be great resources, and peer-to-peer tutoring exemplifies the core charism of the Servite order—Service, fraternity, and devotion to Mary. Students can schedule a CSF (California Scholarship Federation) student tutor at any time throughout the year.

Servite also offers CSF Study Sessions at lunch during the first week of every month. Students will have access to a contentspecific teacher and CSF tutors to get extra help and support or study for coming assessments. Parents/Guardians will receive regular communication to sign their sons up for CSF Tutoring and CSF Study Sessions.

Student Success Program In the Servite Library from 7:00 am to 8:00 am on Monday-Friday, Mr. Mike Marshall runs Servite’s Student Success Program. This program aims to provide any student with a structured study hall, encouragement, and study tools, as well as help them develop a success plan that meets their individual needs and goals.

Students in the Student Success Program will have consistent contact with teachers and student tutors who are motivated to help. Students are also encouraged to stop by any time they need help or a space to catch up on work. Parents/Guardians will receive regular communication to sign their sons up for the Student Success Program.

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SERVITE ACADEMIC SUPPORT

SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION NO SCHOOL ON JULY 4 | CLASSES ARE HELD DAILY, REVIEW AND ADVANCEMENT STUDENTS MAY NOT MISS MORE THAN 3 DAYS OF INSTRUCTION.

Offerings & Fees FRESHMAN ACADEMY REVIEW CLASSES

FRESHMAN ACADEMY ADVANCEMENT COURSES

All students who are required to take Freshman Academy Review Classes have been registered.

CP Theater, CP Drawing June 17, 2025 - July 17, 2025

Pre Algebra, Pre Composition June 17, 2025 - July 17, 2025

Times availabile: • 8:00 am - 9:15 am, • 9:30 am - 10:45 am, • 11:00 am - 12:15 pm

• 8:00 am - 12:30 pm $800 *Advancement courses are reserved for those students pursuing the Computer Science Pathway and select Honors track students.

$350 for 1 section, $650 for 2 sections

FRESHMAN ACADEMY ENRICHMENT COURSES

SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION

(10 Day Classes)

Introduction to Biology, Algebra Prep, English Prep, Study Skills 1st Session June 17th to July 1st:

2nd Session July 2nd to July 16th:

Times availabile:

Times availabile:

• 8:00 am - 9:15 am • 9:30 am - 10:45 am • 11:00 am - 12:15 pm

• 8:00 am - 9:15 am • 9:30 am - 10:45 am • 11:00 am - 12:15 pm

$175 per class

$175 per class

Tech Orientation Students enrolled in the Freshman Academy will receive their laptops during summer school; information about distribution and orientation will be sent closer to the start of Summer School.

Summer School Dress Code Policy Students will be in a modified Servite dress code, wearing any collared shirt with appropriately fitting shorts, pants, or jeans.

Students are not permitted to wear earrings. Further information regarding the summer dress code will be provided with Summer School Registration. Teachers will report ANY students who are inappropriately dressed. Students who do not conform to proper dress etiquette will be suspended from class until appropriate attire is worn.

Contact If you have any questions, contact Mr. Brian Hunt at bhunt@servitehs.org

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WATCH THE SERVITE WEBSITE FOR THE 2025-2026 TEXTBOOK LIST AND ORDERING INFORMATION.

What is the Servite Technology Program?

The Servite High School Technology Program not only provides students the freedom to learn and master academic content through personalized instruction, but also forms students’ ethical understanding and application of technology which prepares them to meet the ever-changing technological demands relevant to higher education and the workplace.

Technology planning activities and budget decisions will reflect a long-range strategic focus. To the greatest extent possible, decisions will be made with an eye to the future and with an understanding that technology is only one component in achieving the school’s mission. Furthermore, Servite High School will not “adopt” a technology program; instead, Servite High School will “adapt” its technology program to authentically emulate real-world applications and technology advancement.

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & TEXTBOOKS

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & TEXTBOOKS

What device does the school issue the students?

Each freshman will receive a new laptop computer, which will be hand-imaged with all necessary operating systems, software, and security. This device will be entrusted to his care for his duration at Servite High School. The laptop will be under warranty for four years. Aside from intentional or accidental damage, most repairs are fully covered and will not incur any additional fees.

What is included in the Technology Fee? This fee includes the use of a laptop computer and carrying case, imaging, and access to all online textbooks, interactive software, online resources, internet access, Microsoft Office, and applicable curriculum. These resources include Parent and Student Aeries Gradebook Portal Access, Google Classroom, Turnitin.com, and Grammarly.

What training do you provide the students?

All Freshmen will be required to complete the Servite Digital Citizenship Certificate when they receive their school laptop and Servite email account. Also, all freshmen will have a laptop/technology orientation at the beginning of the school year to review essential care, protocols, and login information. All international and transfer students will be required to attend a technology orientation.

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FORMATION What is Servite Formation?

Formation is the intentional, systematic direction of the complete student experience toward a development of the whole, unique person--body and soul. The entire process is centered on one insistent question: “Who are you?” Formation focuses on the development of character and virtue, inviting each student to become the man they have been called by God to be.

Who is responsible for the formation of each student?

Alongside the primary influence of the parents, Servite Formation calls on faculty, coaches, staff, and alumni to fulfill each one’s unique, pivotal role in the Formation process. Formation is most effective when all members of the community model a common mission to challenge the will toward truth and encourage the development of the entire person.

It is the expectation of Formation that each student’s experience of every aspect of his life – home life, the classroom, athletics, arts, and friends – shapes him in the same consistent way. Whether it be through participation on an athletic team, retreats, an academic math class, or campus clubs, the Servite student continually encounters and interacts with the Formation process, specifically through the Formation Themes.

What are the Formation Themes?

FORMATION

A student’s experience will be far more valuable if he is given a structure through which he is able to frame any situation, endeavor, or challenge that life presents. The following themes are intended to provide that structure in any context, both onand off-campus. They are not listed in order of importance; rather, each overlaps and must be interdependent with the others to be fully realized.

PRIMACY OF FAITH

NECESSITY OF THE OTHER

Life’s greatest and most important truths cannot be discovered by reason alone. We must accept that mystery exists and that life is a series of acts of faith, large and small. The most elemental act of faith is the belief that we possess a fundamental uniqueness that makes us who we are - unlike anyone else, past, present, or future.

An honest assessment of who we are reveals that we have limits and need others. Properly developing ourselves requires that we properly develop all the relationships that make us who we are.

MASTERY OF SELF The gifts that make us who we are reveal the unique vocation we have been given by God. By mastering ourselves and developing our gifts, we will make the world a better place in a way that no one else ever can.

This is the fundamental responsibility that gives meaning and purpose to our lives.

CENTRALITY OF CHRIST There is one “other” we can never do without. God made us who we are and Christ brought us direct contact with God. Therefore, everything we do should be under Christ’s direction and modeled after him. We should note especially that Christ’s fundamental teaching is love as defined by mercy. This should be the measure of all our relationships.

Formation Conclusion The single most important element in the success of Servite Formation is a comprehensive campus climate that exposes each student to the person of Christ, drawing them to embrace Christ, love Christ, imitate Christ, live Christ, be Christ, so as to draw others to Christ.

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FRESHMAN FORMATION WEEKEND - July 19-20, 2025

There will be mandatory parent/guardian meetings on Saturday, July 19 at 5:30 PM & Sunday, July 20 at 6:30 PM. These meetings will welcome parents and guardians to the Servite family and offer insights to help you support your son through his freshman year and beyond.

• Saturday, July 19 - Students check in at 5:45 AM and will be dismissed around 8:00 PM. • Sunday, July 20 - Students arrive at 5:45 AM and will be dismissed around 9:00 PM. (6:30 PM Parent meeting followed by Family Mass and closing ceremony ending by 9:00 PM)

FORMATION

This weekend is mandatory for all incoming freshmen and is the foundational experience for your son’s next four years at Servite. He will be challenged physically, mentally, and spiritually as he bonds with his new classmates and embraces what it means to be a Servite Friar.

Please look for emails and letters in the coming months with more information!

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CAMPUS MINISTRY Campus Ministry Mission Statement

All-School Mass

The Department of Campus Ministry offers activities and programs to the school community that awaken faith and promote the values of fraternity, service, hospitality, and compassion as embodied in the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church and the Order of Friar Servants of Mary.

The entire school attends Mass approximately twice per month on selected feasts of the Church and/or Servite Order. Professional Dress is worn for All-School Masses.

We foster the search for God and develop a masculine spirituality through personal encounters with Christ.

Each Advent and Lent, a communal Reconciliation service with individual confessions is scheduled for the whole school.

We achieve our mission through daily prayer, liturgical worship, the celebration of the Sacraments, days of reflection, retreats, related spiritual leadership opportunities, spiritual direction, and Christian Service.

The Order of Friar Servants of Mary

CAMPUS MINISTRY

The spiritual life and identity of Servite High School are founded on the principles and traditions of the Servite Order. Founded in 1233, the Servite Order extends its traditions of service, fraternity, and devotion to Mary to the men of Servite High School.

Reconciliation Services

Liturgical Prayer Services & Celebrations As Servants of Mary, we hold prayer services and celebrations throughout the year. Some examples include Praying the Rosary and the Seven Sorrows Rosary, an Advent Prayer Service, various celebrations of Our Lady, such as Guadalupe and Fatima, and more.

Parent Outreach Masses and fellowship opportunities are held for mothers and fathers and their sons.

Theology Classes

KAIROS

All students attend a class in Catholic Theology. In this setting, students are challenged to examine and study the teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church with an academic approach.

The culmination of the Servite Retreat Program is the KAIROS Retreat. This off-campus, overnight program for juniors and seniors is an intense experience that combines theological input, prayer, liturgy, spiritual reflection, interpersonal encounters and deeper growth in the bonds of the Servite brotherhood.

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Freshmen: Encountering Christ, the Word Sophomores: The Mission of Christ Juniors: Life in Christ Seniors: Critical Reflections

Liturgy In our Masses and other liturgies, we give God the glory due His name and open ourselves to experience His transformation in our lives.

School Prayer

Daily Mass & Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament We hold Benediction and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on Fridays. All members of the Servite community, as well as parents, are welcome to come for Daily Mass and for Adoration. Students of all faith traditions are welcome to participate in Campus Ministry activities.

Each day includes Morning Prayer, the Angelus (before lunch), and Closing Prayer. We ask God’s blessings upon our work and ourselves.

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Students are required to complete 25 hours or more of Christian Service each year.

Each Servite student completes and documents a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of Christian Service as a component of his graduation requirements. These activities should be chosen to benefit the civic community, church, and our school community. Christian Service education includes the following: A freshman assembly to introduce the program, local resources and

service opportunities, reflection on Gospel teachings about service and written exercises which apply church teachings to the experience of serving others. Excursion opportunities to sites of ministry will be periodically offered. Using a platform called MobileServe, students can easily track and verify their hours. Our goal is not for students to “check the box” for service so they can graduate, but to live out our very name, Servite, which means servant!

CAMPUS MINISTRY

Christian Service

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PRIORY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM What is the Priory Leadership Program?

Priory is a student leadership program that primarily revolves around a bi-weekly priory period occurring in the middle of the school day throughout the year. These periods involve the entire student body and are led by 80+ sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are selected the previous year as Generals, Priors, and Assistant Priors.

What happens during priory period?

The Priors and Assistant Priors are in charge of homerooms of roughly 25 students each. With faculty or staff present in the classroom, in a supporting role, the student leader is charged with the responsibility of leading and guiding his peers through various competitions and hands-on activities. There are sports tournaments, canoe races, sing-offs, talent shows, quiz bowls, communication and etiquette lessons, alumni visits, and special guest speakers. Many of these competitions are scored and ranked to determine the winner of the Priory Cup at the end of the year.

What are the purposes of the Priory Leadership Program?

A LEADERSHIP LABORATORY

PRIORY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM/ CAMPUS STORE

Primarily, the priory periods function as a sort of “dress-rehearsal” for the Formation Themes at Servite. Each student is provided various opportunities to step up and lead or step aside for his brother to lead; in both cases, he is provided a container, or laboratory, to practice and experiment with Mastery of Self and Necessity of the Other.

KNOW YOUR MEN By breaking the student body into smaller groups that are not based on grade level, common classes, sport or other extracurricular affiliation, the priory program brings students together that wouldn’t normally associate and, therefore, increases fraternity across campus. The group of 15 classmates that they begin with at Formation Weekend is selected carefully, with an eye towards diversity of interests and abilities, and remains intact through Priory all four years.

LOVE THE FIGHT Boys tend to thrive in an environment with a healthy amount of fierce but friendly competition. The “heat of the battle” naturally draws them in and closer together. Priory offers a unique stage for competition in that it brings various abilities to bear (athletic, academic, artistic, etc.) and does so in an environment where play is for play’s sake--not tied to the usual pressures of high school competition.

How does the Priory Leadership Program work?

Every spring, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors apply for 80+ leadership positions within the Priory Leadership Council for the next school year. Of those positions, one student will be elected by his classmates to lead the school as Prior General. Those leadership positions will then be assigned to help lead 8 different Priories of about 100 students each. These Priories are made up of the entire student body and are named after Servite’s Seven Holy Founders (Alexis, Amideus, Bonajuncta, Bonfilius, Hugh, Manettus, and Sostene) and one of its principal saints, Philip.

CAMPUS STORE The Campus Store is located on the Founders Walk, just inside the main gate. Our store features Servite spirit apparel for our community. The store hours change depending on the time of year, so please check the store website for the most up-to-date information.

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What is Her Servants’ Closet?

Her Servants’ Closet (HSC) is a student-run service organization with a mission to provide Servite students in need with a way to obtain uniforms at either a lower cost or no cost. Servite families donate unneeded and outgrown uniforms, giving these uniforms a second life with another Servite student. To preserve privacy, families receiving tuition assistance are invited to set up individual appointments to “shop” Her Servants’ Closet for needed items by appointment only. Information will be provided to students who receive tuition assistance about how to schedule an appointment later this spring. Questions may be directed to hsc@servitehs.org

STUDENT APPAREL AND UNIFORMS Approved Servite white long sleeve professional dress shirt, official school tie, and PE gear are all sold by our third-party uniform provider, Vicki Marsha Uniforms. Please go to their website www.vickimarsha.com and click on Servite High School at the bottom of the home page. Follow the link for Freshmen.

APPAREL & UNIFORMS/FOOD SERVICES

HER SERVANTS’ CLOSET

Daily Uniform Students may wear black, khaki, or grey pants or shorts with a black or brown belt with a traditional buckle. Students must wear a Servite branded polo shirt. No denim, cargo, or sweat style pants allowed. Only athletic or leather/canvas style shoes may be worn.

Professional Dress Day Uniform Students will wear a long sleeve white dress shirt, official Servite tie, black dress pants, black dress belt, black socks, and black dress shoes.

Please note that as part of your registration fee, you will receive one Servite white long sleeve professional dress shirt, one official Servite tie, PE shorts, and a PE shirt.

Vicki Marsha Uniforms on Campus Friday, June 20, 2025 - Noon-5pm Saturday, June 21, 2025 11am - 4pm Thursday, July 17, 2025, 11am-4pm

IMPORTANT: PLEASE REFER TO THE 2025-2026 PARENT/STUDENT HANDBOOK FOR COMPLETE DRESS CODE AND UNIFORM POLICIES.

FOOD SERVICES Servite offers full food service through our on-site kitchen beginning at 7 AM on school days for breakfast, followed by break and lunch. Our food services are managed by Bevaris Alliance, a premier regional food services provider for schools, and they provide a wide variety of food choices each day at a range of prices. Bevaris Alliance does offer various payment methods for food purchases including cashless payments via Servite student ID cards. Please go to www.servitehs.org/parents for more information.

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TUITION INFORMATION AND PAYMENT PLANS At Servite, our goal is to provide students with the best education possible while trying to keep the cost of tuition & fees reasonable. The following is a summary of the tuition and payment information. For additional information, please visit the Tuition Information page found in the Admissions section of the Servite website at servitehs.org.

2025-2026 Tuition, Discounts & Fees TUITION - $20,495.00 The annual cost to attend Servite includes: college preparatory classroom instruction, Student I.D. and loadable meal card, yearbook, guidance and counseling services, report cards, student activity insurance, standardized testing, grade level formation, and campus ministry activities, strength and conditioning training, and facility upgrades.

TUITION DISCOUNTS Families may be eligible to receive tuition discounts which are deducted from the total annual tuition amount. The following are the different discounts available. These discounts will automatically be applied to your tuition amount on your contract if you qualify.

TUITION INFORMATION AND PAYMENT PLANS

REGISTERED CATHOLIC DISCOUNT - $1,000

The Catholic discount is mandated by the Bishop of the Diocese of Orange and is only available to students who are practicing Catholics who participate in sacramental life, parish activities, and whose families contribute financially to their parish. We must receive a completed Parish Verification form from your parish stating that you fulfill the above criteria.

ANNUAL PAYMENT DISCOUNT - $500

Servite offers an annual payment tuition discount to families who pay full tuition annually on or before May 20, 2025 through your AutoPay account via eCheck, debit card or credit card. All payments made with debit card or credit card will be subject to a 3.12% convenience fee and ACH payments will be assessed a Platform Fee of 1% + $.30 per transaction, with a maximum of $2.50 per transaction. Families that are awarded financial aid may also receive the annual payment discount. However, it is subject to proration based on the percentage of actual tuition being paid to net tuition (full tuition less applicable discounts).

BROTHER DISCOUNT - $250 PER STUDENT

Only applied when 2 or more brothers are enrolled at Servite for the 2025-2026 school year.

TUITION PAYMENTS Payments are scheduled through “Blackbaud Tuition Management” and are made by automatic bank withdrawal (ACH/EFT) or credit/debit card (credit card fees applied). School personnel will not have access to your financial account outside of the parameters of this agreement, and all account information will be kept confidential.

An email invitation with the subject “Connect to Servite High School” will be sent out to all families. Once the invitation is accepted and the contract is signed, you will open your automatic payment account. Automatic tuition payment deductions will begin on July 5th or 20th depending on the date chosen. There is a $56 annual processing fee that will be charged to your account upon set-up. This fee is based upon your chosen payment plan (semi-annual or monthly). Annual payment plans will not be assessed a processing fee.

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REGISTRATION FEE • $650 * on or before April 15, 2025 (non-refundable) • $700 after April 15, 2025 (non-refundable) A non-refundable registration fee is required from all accepted incoming freshman students. This payment should have been made to the Servite Admissions Office upon acceptance. If not submitted, Servite may consider the student as choosing not to attend. * (Please note that $250 of your non-refundable registration fee will be applied to your first tuition payment.)

TECHNOLOGY FEE • $925 on or before May 20, 2025 • $975 if paid after May 20, 2025 Servite’s Technology Fee covers the use of a laptop computer, carrying case, on-campus technical support, internet bandwidth, network equipment maintenance and upgrades, and other applications including, but not limited to: Naviance, Turnitin.com, student email, and access to some online ebook/e-resources. Students using online books may also elect to purchase traditional textbooks at their own expense. For more information, please see the textbook list to be published in July 2025, on the Servite website. The cost also includes a $25 printing credit for every on-campus student.

TUITION INFORMATION AND PAYMENT PLANS

Fees

FACILITY FEE • $550 on or before May 20, 2025 • $600 if paid after May 20, 2025 The facility fee helps offset capital expenditures for classrooms, grounds, and common areas of the campus. It also helps offset the cost of Campus Ministry, Formation, and the Priory Leadership programs.

SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES FEES Sports, clubs and activities may charge additional fees and may have fundraising requirements for student participation which are not included in the school tuition or fees.

LATE FEES Blackbaud Tuition Management will charge a $40 fee for any delinquent or returned payments

Payment & Refund Policies TUITION & FEE NON-PAYMENT POLICY If tuition and/or fees are not paid at the end of the previous semester or school year and no payment plan has been established, the student will be denied admission the following year. Quarter and/or semester grade reports will be withheld, and the student will be denied participation in sports and/or school activities until the account is current or a payment plan has been established. Accounts showing continued delinquency or nonpayment may be turned over to a collection agency and the student will be removed from Servite.

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TUITION REFUND POLICY Tuition paid will be refunded at 100% if a student is withdrawn on or before August 1. If a student is withdrawn after August 1, please visit our website under the Admissions tab, Tuition Information, for the current refund schedule. If you are making tuition payments according to a payment plan, the parents or guardians who are financially responsible for the student are obligated to pay tuition and fees according to the published refund schedule.

If your son leaves the school before the end of the school year, you are still obligated to pay the prorated amount indicated in the published refund schedule regardless of the reason for leaving - whether initiated by the family or the school.

PAYMENT PLANS Servite offers families the option to pay tuition annually, semi-annually or monthly. All payment options must be processed through Blackbaud Tuition Management. You can sign-up for your automatic payments upon completion of your contract once you have received an email letting you know to set-up your Blackbaud ID and sign your contract. Contracts must be completed by May 20, 2025.

ANNUAL PAYMENT PLAN

TUITION INFORMATION AND PAYMENT PLANS

Servite offers discounts to families who make their annual tuition payment in full by May, 20 2025.

• Full tuition and fees made on or before May 20, 2025 will receive a $500 discount (prorated for financial aid families).

Please note: Your entire obligation (i.e. tuition & school fees) for the 2025-26 school year must be paid by May 20, 2025 in order to receive the annual payment discount.

• Credit Card and Debit Card payments are subject to a 3.12% convenience fee and ACH payments will be assessed a Platform Fee of 1% + $.30 per transaction, with a maximum of $2.50 per transaction.

• Payments should be made online through Blackbaud Tuition Management.

• Payment in full discount will be prorated based on the ratio of net tuition due divided by discounted tuition cost.

Therefore, if you are receiving financial aid, and choose to pay in full, the payment in full discount is subject to proration as described above.

SEMI-ANNUAL PAYMENT PLAN Tuition for the school year is divided into two payments.

• Semi-annual tuition payment plan allows parents to pay tuition in July and January.

• If this option is selected, a $56 plan fee will be charged during your account set-up.

MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN The monthly payment plan allows tuition payments to be distributed over ten (10), eleven (11), or twelve (12) months for Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors and ten (10) months for Seniors.

• Tuition payments will be withdrawn on the 5th or 20th of each month dependent upon date chosen at contract signing. Other payment date arrangement can be made through the Business Office.

• Your first tuition payment must be paid on July 5, 2025.

• If this option is selected, a $56 plan fee will be charged during your account set-up.

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES Servite’s clubs and activities are testimony that our Friars are passionate about an expansive list of topics. These groups offer Servite students the opportunity to collaborate with their brothers on their many different passions. Club Rush is held in the Fall to give students an opportunity to sign up for clubs that interest them. Visit servitehs.org/clubs for more information.

Below is a sample of the many club offerings.

Clubs ACADEMIC DECATHLON Academic Decathlon is a rigorous, challenging extracurricular activity that prepares a team of students to compete in ten academic subjects against other teams in Orange County. Teams consist of students from all GPA levels. It is guaranteed to enrich and intellectually strengthen all who participate.

CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION This club promotes academic recognition of the Servite Scholar and peer assistance to other members and students. Students are given recognition at graduation based upon the number of semesters of active club membership. Applicants must maintain a 3.5 GPA for the previous semester and reapply each semester. Activities include peer tutoring, and community service projects.

CLASSICAL LANGUAGE AND HISTORY SOCIETY This club discusses classical literature, history and philosophy of the classical period.

ESPORTS This club promotes student opportunities to compete in gaming at a varsity level while being surrounded by peers and supported by teachers. Servite Esports integrates the charisms of the Servite Order as well as the formation themes of the school in order to teach the students how to live virtuously and integrate technology into a well ordered Christian life.

FILM This club shows films which encourage conversation in a social setting. Film club is open to all grade levels.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

HOCKEY Servite Ice Hockey Club Team allows hockey players who attend Servite High School this opportunity to represent their school while playing the sport that they love. The team is open to all grade levels.

INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The International Thespian Society is an Honor Society for students involved in Theatre Arts. Meetings are held after school once a month. Thespians attend the California State Festival annually. There is also a Junior Thespian Division which includes junior high students from local schools.

INVESTMENT The purpose of this club is to introduce students to the basics of investing, how the stock market works, how to research investments and develop investment criteria.

THE SERVITE GILDE This group is lead by upper-classmen, but is comprised of students from all grade levels. The Gilde focuses on leading monthly school-wide service projects while promoting the Charism of the Servite Order.

MEDICAL DEVICE The purpose of this club is to build or design a medical device that may potentially help the community with its physical or medical needs.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The NHS Chapter at Servite High School serves to honor students who have demonstrated excellence in areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Membership challenges students to develop themselves through active involvement in school activities and community service. Students must be cooperative, demonstrate high standards of honesty and reliability, show courtesy, concern, respect for others, and represent Servite in a postive way at all times. Applicants must have a minimum 3.8 cumulative GPA. Applications are available during the

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES RED CROSS The Red Cross Club meets monthly to plan and execute service projects determined by student leaders of the club. The Red Cross Blood Drive is one of the main service projects which the students support.

ROBOTICS Students on the robotics team plan, design, build, and program a robot that will compete against other school’s robots at regional competitions in a fun-filled, collaborative and competitive atmosphere. In addition to real, hands-on, technical engineering training, students also develop skills in collaboration, communication, planning, fundraising, public relations, and more.

RUGBY The purpose is to form faith-filled leaders by developing athletes’ intellect and will through the Rugby experience.

SPANISH The club focuses on teaching and exposing students to the culture, food, and traditions of different Spanish speaking countries. The club also offers tutoring for currently enrolled Spanish students.

SPORTS MEDICINE This club introduces its student members to the medical field by extending the Biology curriculum.

WE RISE TOGETHER This club devotes its time and efforts into helping and supporting children in foster care. The main goal is to be of service to foster children in their educational, financial, emotional, spiritual, and mental health.

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Dance Policies Servite is a Catholic high school rooted in the traditions of the Order Friar Servants of Mary. All young men and women attending school events are expected to treat these traditions and Servite High School with respect. This includes respecting one’s self by dressing appropriately at all functions. Please read and be mindful of the rules posted below. These rules have been developed by the Servite High School community and represent the Servite Charism.

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Modest dress according to Catholic Christian values will be enforced. No earrings!

All students are required to bring a high school ID. NO ID, NO ADMITTANCE! A Dance Pass must be filled out before entering formal dances OR bringing guests to any dance.

Servite students are responsible for the actions of their guests.

Anything “gang” related or associated is prohibited.

HEADWEAR All headwear is prohibited unless otherwise noted. This includes but is not limited to knit caps, hair nets, hats, and bandanas.

OUTERWEAR All outerwear must be size appropriate. Therefore, it cannot be too big, too small, too baggy or too tight.

STUDENTS ATTENDING SERVITE DANCES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO:

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

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Leave the dance early without notification from parents or go off campus at anytime during the dance Linger at their cars before the dance Go to their cars during a dance unless accompanied by a school chaperone Engage in mosh or freak style dancing Bring to the dance, or use at a dance, GLOW materials Smoke, vape, consume alcoholic beverages, or use any other harmful substances

Students are expected to arrive and depart on time. All parents must pick up their sons or daughters no later than 15 minutes after the end of a dance. All school rules apply at Servite dances, whether held on or off campus. Servite High School reserves the right to determine what is appropriate behavior and dress. Students who are asked to leave a dance may not attend the next school dance.

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ATHLETICS: QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

ATHLETICS: QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Servite coaches are committed to the formation of our student-athletes, helping them become the men God is calling them to be. Whether the goal is college, professional, or a successful high school athletics career, student-athletes graduate as faith-filled leaders ready to handle whatever challenges lie ahead. In addition, Servite athletes are supported by experienced strength and conditioning coaches, certified athletic trainers, top-notch doctors, dedicated counselors, outstanding facilities, and much more.

ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY: Matt Marrujo ’07

Athletic Director

mmarrujo@servitehs.org

Karlie Carlson

Associate Athletic Director, Communications & Marketing

kcarlson@servitehs.org

Deena Kennedy

Athletic Operations Manager

dkennedy@servitehs.org

Athletic Office Phone Number: 714-204-3060

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FALL

WINTER

SPRING

Cross Country *

Basketball

Baseball

E Sports *

E Sports *

ESports *

Hockey *

Hockey *

Golf

Football *

Rugby *

Lacrosse *

Water Polo

Soccer

Swim *

Wrestling *

Tennis *

PHYSICAL INFORMATION

SPORTS BY SEASON

Track & Field * Volleyball

For coaches, contact information, please see servitehs.org/athleticdirectory * Non-Cut Sports Summer Conditioning Participation in summer conditioning is mandatory for any students planning to play sports during the 2025-26 school year. Visit www.servitehs.org/summerconditioning for the schedule and registration information.

PHYSICAL INFORMATION All student-athletes must complete the Athletic Clearance application and be cleared by the Athletic Department prior to participating in any summer activities. The application includes contact information, emergency contact information, medical history, various waivers, and a place to upload your physical form.

Student-Athletes will be required to complete a physical examination by a medical doctor annually. We highly recommend having this done between May 15 and June 15 each year so that you are cleared for the entire athletic calendar.

For convenience, our Medical team is offering a physical day on campus May 17, 2025 8:00am-10:00am. The cost will be $30 (cash or check only).

For more detailed information and the required forms please see servitehs.org/athleticclearance Head Athletic Trainer - Derek Boroian - dborian@servitehs.org Questions? athletictraining@servitehs.org

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TRINITAS ARTS CONSERVATORY Trinitas Arts Conservatory (TAC) is Servite High School and Rosary Academy’s award-winning after-school theatre arts program.

Trinitas, the Latin word for Trinity, not only gives us our Catholic identity but illustrates our continued mission to develop our students personally, artistically, and spiritually.

It also gives a nod to “3”, as Tri-School Theatre’s history and students will never be forgotten, but instead remain part of our rich history and our program’s future.

Mission Statement Building on the legacy of Tri-School Theatre, and striving to focus on the student personally, artistically, and spiritually, Trinitas Arts Conservatory (TAC) is an educational theatre ministry dedicated to arts advocacy in the greater community, nurturing both the artist and the individual, and developing our students’ God-given talents through process-oriented training in a Christ-centered environment.

TRINITAS ARTS CONSERVATORY

Philosophy Through the philosophical, financial, and educational commitment of the administrations of Rosary Academy and Servite High School, Trinitas Arts Conservatory is a model of cooperation and support for the value of arts in education. TAC is committed to nurturing the individual gifts of each student in a community that recognizes that an individual’s talents are a gift from God and are to be shared with others in a spirit of gratitude. Although Trinitas Arts Conservatory strives to maintain the highest standards for performance and production quality, the focus is on the process of educating the student. While studying the skills of acting, musical theatre, movement, vocal technique, improvisation, playwriting, directing, and stagecraft, Trinitas Arts Conservatory students learn life skills such as critical thinking, leadership, and responsibility through discovery, collaboration, and affirmation in a process-oriented, Christ-centered environment.

Overview and Activities MAINSTAGE PRODUCTIONS We produce two shows a year, which allow students to participate in a variety of productions as cast or crew members.

Freshmen are welcome in all productions.

CONSERVATORY CLASSES Students may enroll in our Conservatory program which meets on select Thursdays at Servite. We offer year-long noncredit classes in Acting and Tech, as well as a number of electives throughout our Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions (Musical Theatre, Stage Management, Dance, Make-Up, Costume Design, Cabaret, and Musical Theatre Scene Studies).

Our year-long classes offer a comprehensive educational program and students who choose to may advance from Acting I/ Beginning Tech to Acting II/Intermediate Tech and Acting III/IV/ Advanced Tech over the course of four years.

CALIFORNIA STATE THESPIAN FESTIVAL Each year, we attend the CALIFORNIA STATE THESPIAN FESTIVAL. Students from all over the state come together to share their love of theatre. The weekend includes workshops, Thespys auditions, auditioning for PLAYWORKS and both the Opening and Closing numbers. Tech students are encouraged to interview for crew positions as well.

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For students with comedic aspirations or an overactive funny bone, the Comedy Sportz: High School League Team is open for people who think they are funny or want to be funny—we’ll teach you! The team “competes” in performances of improvisational games learned at practices, and it’s fun for all! This non-competitive performance emphasizes ensemble and confidence. Our matches are on select Fridays at Servite High School or Rosary Academy. Team practices are held on Fridays throughout the year. Freshmen are welcome on the team.

CONTACT INFORMATION: Mr. Michael Betts

Trinitas Arts Conservatory Executive Director/Producer

mbetts@servitehs.org

Mrs. Nicole Rickard

Technical Director

nrickard@servitehs.org

TRINITAS ARTS CONSERVATORY

COMEDY SPORTZ: HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE

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ADVANCEMENT OFFICE The generosity and dedication of Servite’s community of parents, alumni, faculty, coaches, and friends has been instrumental in establishing the school as one of the nation’s leading Catholic high schools for young men. As a private school, Servite receives no government support and relies on tuition, endowment earnings, and donations to cover operating expenses.

The Advancement Office is responsible for cultivating support for the school’s operating and capital needs. Fundraising efforts are coordinated by our department and focus on three critical areas:

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

Annual Fund The Annual Fund helps pay for the Formation program, classroom equipment and technology, faculty professional development opportunities, and financial aid programs. It helps Servite attract and retain a talented and committed faculty and provides support for extracurricular activities, clubs, and arts initiatives as well as other programs. Like other private schools, tuition does not cover the full cost of a Servite education. We rely on the generosity of our community to help provide the “Servite Difference.”

Endowment Gifts to Servite’s Endowment Program support the long-term needs of the school. Endowment gifts are placed into a permanent fund, where your gift is invested and compounds with interest and dividends for Servite High School. Endowment contributions are tax deductible and can be made in the form of cash, appreciated stocks/bonds, life insurance, real estate or personal property, or by naming Servite High School as a beneficiary of your estate plan.

Events In partnership with Parent Community Council, the Alumni Association and other groups, the Advancement Office coordinates a variety of special events each year to raise needed funds and build community. These include the Servite Fashion Show, Excellence in Leadership Dinner, and the Servite Open Golf Tournament.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WAYS THAT YOU OR YOUR BUSINESS CAN SUPPORT SERVITE, PLEASE CONTACT: Mrs. Steffanie Early

Vice President of Advancement

searly@servitehs.org

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The Marketing & Communications Department collaborates with faculty, staff, students, alumni, and the communities we serve to ensure that Servite High School’s tradition and brand is portrayed accurately, respectfully, and in alignment with the charism of the Servite Order.

At Servite, we recognize the Necessity of the Other—our community thrives when we share our stories and experiences with one another. We ask our Servite community to be active members by sharing their stories and being advocates for Servite High School, ensuring that all those who are interested can stay connected. If you have news or a story to share, please contact servitecommunications@servitehs.org

Brand Guidelines

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

All clubs, sports teams, and departments are required to follow Servite’s Branding Guidelines. As representatives of Servite High School, all programs uphold a high standard and should reflect the school’s professionalism and values. Every participant represents Servite High School and the Servite Order first, with their specific activity coming second. To maintain a consistent and professional image, Servite High School has established guidelines for logo usage, including design, placement, color, and size.​​​​​​​Use of the Servite logo is not permitted without approval by the Marketing & Communications Department.

Stay connected with Servite and follow us on our website and social media sites!

SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL Website

servitehs.org

Facebook

/ServiteHS

Instagram

@ServiteHS

YouTube

@servitefriars

LinkedIn

/school/servitehighschool/

AlumniFire

servitealumni.alumnifire.com

ATHLETICS Website

www.servitehs.org/athletics

Facebook

/ServiteSports

Instagram

@Servite_Sports

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@ServiteSports

Visit www.servitehs.org/socialmedia for a full list of our social media channels including sport specific accounts.

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