Tuition & Rates - Admissions - St. Rita Catholic School

Our administrative structure, with a Principal, Vice Principal, and specialized Deans, allows our Dean of Curriculum and Instruction to focus on innovations in curriculum and classroom instruction. We far exceed the minimum standards set by the Diocese and inherently give each St. Rita student an enhanced classroom experience.
In Kindergarten through 4th grade, our reading specialist and Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) provide daily language arts support to small groups of students.
Thanks to our innovative block scheduling, every middle school student receives 80 minutes of ELAR (English, Reading, Spelling, Writing, and Library) and Math every day.
Each of our grade-level faculty teams includes an Instructional Specialist dedicated to focusing on differentiation of learning within the classroom.
Spanish is offered as a daily academic subject in 7th and 8th grade.
In 5th and 6th grade, students alternate between Spanish and STREAM each day as part of their core classes.
All students in grades PreK-4 have dedicated class time in our STREAM lab. In middle school, students take elective classes in both of our advanced Innovation and Maker Space Labs.
Students in PreK-4th grade rotate through the Science Lab for experiments led by a Lab Coordinator.
Our Guidance Department features both an Upper School and a Lower School counselor, providing an unparalleled level of support for students and parents.
Qualifying middle school students can participate in our Advanced Academics program starting in 5th grade.
Our extensive elective offerings give middle school students exposure to a variety of subjects and interests. Thanks to our block schedule, students can take eight electives each year.
Our faculty includes three LOTE (Languages Other Than English) teachers, enabling us to offer electives in various languages beyond our Spanish classes.

Are there other annual fees at St. Rita?

Does St. Rita offer a multi-child discount?

How does St. Rita define a "parishioner" for tuition purposes?

A Parish Tuition Family:

1. The family is registered and fully participating in the parish community as manifested by traceable stewardship of time, talent, and treasure

2. The children have received or are preparing to receive their respective Sacraments of Initiation

3. At least one parent is a fully initiated and practicing Catholic, or actively in the process of completing their Sacraments of Initiation

St. Rita does not implement a six-month parish eligibility status. A family can sign up with the parish and receive the tuition discount from the time of registration. The suggested parish tithing amount is $1,000 annually.

Does St. Rita offer financial aid or scholarships?

Are there any other discounts offered by St. Rita?

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