St Therese Little Flower School

To apply, families start by scheduling a visit/tour, and every prospective family then participates in an interview with the principal. (littleflowerparishschool.org) After the visit/interview, the school provides a link to an online registration form; families complete the registration (and submit the registration fee) and then submit required documents such as immunization records, a birth certificate, previous academic records, a home language survey, a tuition agreement, and a financial-aid application if applicable. (littleflowerparishschool.org) Key requirements include age cutoffs (Preschool: age 3 by August 1 and fully potty trained; Kindergarten: age 5 by August 1), and the school notes that Catholic-family parish status may be verified (including pastor certification/letters for “active parishioner in good standing”). (littleflowerparishschool.org) The website does not list application deadlines or admission decision dates, but it does list some related dates such as the August 1 age cutoff and tuition payment due dates (e.g., full/half tuition due August 15 and a second payment due January 15, with monthly FACTS payments beginning in August or September). (littleflowerparishschool.org) If more applicants apply than spaces available, the school uses a registration list (and a lottery if needed) within priority categories; priority generally runs from current students and siblings, to parish-connected families (including parish employees and parish members), to other Catholic-parish families, and then to non-participating parishioners and non-Catholics (with a note that siblings of admitted transfer students do not receive sibling priority for one year). (littleflowerparishschool.org)