SBH Application — Saint Benedict Hall

SBH High School Application

We will be taking applications for the 2025-2026 School Year starting February 1, 2025.

After we receive your application, we will schedule a tour and interview on our campus.
A $50 admissions fee for each student (maximum $100 for two or more students) will be taken at the interview.
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Select the academic year you are applying:

Family Name

First Name

Last Name

Student #1

Name of Student

First Name

Last Name

Grade Entering:

Birthday:

Student #2

Name of Student

First Name

Last Name

Grade Entering:

Birthday:

Student #3

Name of Student

First Name

Last Name

Grade Entering:

Birthday:

Home Address

Place of employment of family's primary income

Phone

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Primary email address for where you'd like SBH newsletters and notifications to go:

Secondary email address for where you'd like SBH newsletters and notifications to go:

1. At the bottom of this form is a link to the SBH Statement of Faith. Do you agree to have your children taught in accordance with the SBH Statement of Faith?

Do you have any concerns with the Statement of Faith? If so please explain.

2. How did you hear about St. Benedict Hall?

3. Why do you want your child to attend St. Benedict Hall?

4a. Being a hybrid program, SBH partners with parents in the education of their children. This means that parents will need to commit to between 5-10 hours a week giving structure and direction for their children at home. Is this something you have any reservations about? Please explain.

4b. Participating in hybrid education requires the parents to have a comfort and familiarity with regularly going online to see assignments and communicating with teachers. Is this something you have any reservations about? Please explain.

5. What else do you plan to do to supplement with the St. Benedict curriculum?

6. Does your family attend Church?

If so, which church and how often?

7. Please explain your family’s schooling experience. What kind of school methods, educational philosophy, or name of schools have worked well and not worked well for your children in the past?

8a. Has your child ever been diagnosed with a learning disability?

8b. Has your child ever repeated a grade for any reason?

8c. Has your child ever been suspended or expelled by a previous program?

8d. Has your child ever seen a counselor/doctor/psychiatrist for any type of social, behavioral, or mental struggles? If so, would you be open down the road in sharing what you've learned from these sessions for the context of school?

8e. Has your child ever been examined or treated by a counselor/doctor/psychiatrist for hyperactivity or attention deficit disorder (ADD or ADHD)?

9. Do you know of families who are a part of St. Benedict Hall? If so, please list their names.

10. Having parents join our teaching team is needed for the sustainability and life of our program. Are you interested in joining us as a tutor in the program? If so, what age level and subject areas are you most comfortable with? If you are willing to teach, your family will be given priority in the selection process.

11. If you are interested in being a substitute tutor or a childcare volunteer, what are your times of availability?

12. As you see your child/children graduate from high school, what kind of person do you hope they will have become and what kind of relationship do you hope to have with them?

13. Which acadmic areas would you most like to see growth in your children this coming year?

14. Would you like to start receiving weekly email newsletters from SBH?

15. At the bottom of this form there is a link to the SBH Philosophy & Policies. Do you support the following aspects of our philosophy and policies?

If you have qualifications, these can be discussed at our interview.

16. Does your child have any food allergies or other medical conditions that we should be aware of?

17. Do you plan to have your child attend all 6 offered classes (History, Literature, Theology, Latin, Science, and Music) or just the Core Curriculum (History, Literature, and Theology)?

Please let us know anything else that you'd like us to consider.

Parent/Guardian Application Consent

I, the below signed, am the parent or guardian of the minor, the candidate/candidates of this application. I have the legal right to consent to and do consent to the terms and conditions of this release. After the program receives the completed application and other required materials, SBH will arrange an interview. I state that I have read the SBH Philosophy & Policies and the SBH Statement of Faith. ONLINE PARENTAL SIGNATURE I certify that this application is correct from both parents/guardians:

Photograph Release Agreement

Grant For consideration which I acknowledge, I irrevocably grant to St. Benedict Hall the right to use my student’s image in all forms and media including composite or modified representations for the purposes of advertising/marketing and our newsletters. I waive the right to inspect or approve versions of my image used for publication or the written copy that may be used in connection with the images. Release I release St. Benedict Hall from any claims that may arise regarding the use of my image, including any claims of defamation, invasion of privacy, or infringement of moral rights, rights of publicity, or copyright. St. Benedict Hall is permitted, although not obligated, to include my name as a credit in connection with the image. St. Benedict Hall is not obligated to utilize any of the rights granted in this Agreement. ONLINE PARENTAL SIGNATURE I certify that I agree to grant and release according to these terms:

View the 2025-2026 Academic Calendar

Saint Benedict Hall will consider a student’s special interests, talents, and skills. The program makes no distinction in its admission policy on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin. In light of our Biblical commitments, our admissions process is aimed at finding and partnering with families that have a lifestyle and belief system that is consistent with the program’s Christian beliefs and mission.

8 EXPECTATIONS OF OUR PARENTS

Exhibit an understanding of homeschool education or a genuine curiosity and interest in learning more about homeschooling. Parents should be ready and excited to collaborate with SBH at home.
Have a growth mindset– families should have a willingness to allow their children to be challenged and struggle in order to mature. Parents shouldn’t be overly protective, hovering, or wanting to eliminate difficulty socially or academically.
Families should be active in their church community with other Christians or are actively supportive to collaborating with SBH as a Christian program. Parents are not required to be Christians, but they shouldn’t be combative or threatened by their children being taught Creedal Christian stories, values, or truths. SBH will unapologetically teach from a Biblical worldview as interpreted in Nicene Creed.
Families should be actively supportive (not reluctant) of their children receiving a classical Christian education.
Families should be willing to handle conflicts respectfully, graciously, discreetly, and carefully, while believing and speaking the best about each individual involved.
Parents should embody (or growing toward) a disciplined approach to learning that values courtesy, kindness, courage, diligence, attention, and self control. Parents should view discipleship as a life-long calling that starts by being modeled in the home.
Children enrolled as students at SBH should be teachable and responsive to correction of tutors– demonstrating a willingness to live in community according to the policies in our handbook.
Families should have healthy and age appropriate boundaries on screen time, media content, and social media.

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HIGH SCHOOL APPLICATION