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✕19,000+
K–12 Students
100%
Graduation Rate
30%
Enrollment Diversity
100k+
Community Svc Hours/yr
Academic Excellence
- Catholic high school students consistently outperform peers nationally and statewide on all SAT sections.
- Elementary students score above grade level and exceed average national scores on standardized assessments.
- Standards-based, liberal arts curriculum accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).
- CT Catholic High Schools maintain high average SAT scores competitive with the best public school districts in the state.
CT Catholic School Facts
K–8 Average Tuition
$4,500–6,000
Diocesan High School
~$15,000
- 75% Catholic students, 25% other faiths — urban schools closer to 50% non-Catholic.
- Need-based financial aid available at all schools.
- 30% enrollment diversity — welcoming students of all backgrounds.
- 100% graduation rate across all schools.
Faith in Action
- Over 100,000 hours of community service performed every year.
- Gospel values, prayer, Masses, retreats, and sacramental training are woven throughout the educational experience.
- Diverse backgrounds united in a spirit of community, prayer, and service.
- Catholic social teachings and social justice are integrated throughout the curriculum.
Services
- State law mandates in-town bus transportation, funded by local property taxes.
- School nurses funded by state and local taxes — town and city employees.
- Catholic school families contribute to the tax base and are counted for these services.
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The federal scholarship tax-credit has passed. CT families and scholarship organizations deserve access to this innovative program for public and private school students.