John Paul II Catholic High School Information

John Paul II Catholic High School primarily serves Catholic students in the Eastern Deanery of the Diocese of Pensacola - Tallahassee. Applications for the academic year are available in the January preceding the start of that school year. The registration fee of $200 is due at the time of registration. A pastor's verification as to tuition status is due at the time of registration and annually thereafter. John Paul II Catholic High School maintains an open admission policy subject only to the ability of the school's physical plant, faculty, program of studies, and counseling resources being able to meet the needs of the student applicant. Thus, John Paul II Catholic High School strives to select students who have the ability to successfully complete the school's college preparatory program. All initial students will be required to take a Placement Examination (offered in the Spring or upon admission) to facilitate course placement and scheduling. Initial students needing to take the Placement Examination should include the Placement Examination Fee ($25.00) with their application. Families of students who may not be scholastically qualified to proceed with the school's program of studies based upon past academic history and standardized test scores will be counseled. John Paul II Catholic High School welcomes inquiries from students wishing to transfer from public or private high schools and will accept such students through the start of the senior year subject to the provisions outlined above. Transfer students are placed on probation for the first semester of attendance during which time the student's grades, attendance, and discipline are monitored. John Paul II Catholic High School will not accept for admission any student who has been expelled from another school, is under an expulsion or exclusion order, has failed to meet the academic requirements of his / her former school, or is unable to secure the academic credentials from his / her previous school. Students attending John Paul II Catholic High ...