St. Francis Xavier School Admission Policy

St. Francis Xavier School gives first preference in admission to Catholic students of families registered in St. Francis Xavier Parish; secondly, to Catholic students in other parishes; thirdly, to students of other faiths.

Students are admitted to St. Francis Xavier School in the following order.

1. In-school/faculty, in-school family member, In-parish.
2. Practicing and contributing members of other Catholic parishes
   
3. People of other faiths

Note: Catholic families who are moving from out of town and who are enrolled in a Catholic school will be brought in at in-parish category if they enroll in parish.

Within these categories, students will be admitted according to date of application. All applications are evaluated for academic readiness.

St. Francis Xavier School does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, national origin or age. St. Francis Xavier School will enroll any students we can help.

Accommodation for students with special academic or physical needs can be made only within the limits of our resources.

If a student develops an academic or physical need while enrolled at St. Francis Xavier School, and the need cannot be addressed within the limited resources, school personnel will assist the family in finding an appropriate learning environment that can address the need.