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Monterey, California, USA All Girls, Roman Catholic
Since 1950, Santa Catalina has been a leader in education for young women. We know that inside each student there is a purpose waiting to be fulfilled. At Santa Catalina, our students already have a head start.
It’s a fact that girls’ school graduates have a significant edge in the world over their coed peers, and the advantages of Santa Catalina reach far beyond statistics. You’ll have a safe place to focus and explore your passions. You’ll have a beautiful campus on which to make lasting friendships and feel comfortable with your place in the world.
Santa Catalina is a place where you can take risks, knowing people here will support you. You’ll discover talents, interests, and skills you never knew existed within yourself. You’ll be engaged – intellectually, creatively, athletically, and spiritually – to help you see things in new ways. Join one of our interscholastic athletic teams or maybe the hip-hop dance group. Run for a Student Senate position, become a member of Amnesty International, or help in the organic garden. The extracurricular opportunities are limited only by your imagination.
Our curriculum will encourage you to discover DaVinci, explore environmental issues, and debate everything from poetry to political issues to celebrity pop culture. Your class options will be diverse and innovative, and could include Philosophy, Marine Biology, World Literature, or Mandarin Chinese. Engaged learning can include a satellite news broadcast in French, or a guest scientist from Stanford University. The curriculum will expand your mind and stimulate your curiosity.
We teach the way girls learn most effectively, often with open discussion and group projects. Our faculty is available, involved, and interested in you. They know the point of school is not so much what you learn, as what learning allows you to accomplish in the world when you leave.
Your personal and academic journey will include preparation for life beyond our campus. Our college counseling program will support your journey, and your college decisions will be informed by your academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular experiences. When you take that next step, you join generations of young women who began inventing their futures at Santa Catalina and are now realizing their dreams.
If you’re looking for a school that helps you discover the person you are meant to become – Santa Catalina is the place to begin.
1500 Mark Thomas DriveMonterey, California, USA 93940 (831) 655-9300
Director of Admissions: Jamie Buffington Browne '85 Admissions Phone:(831) 655-9356Fax:831-655-7535 Email: [email protected] Website: www.santacatalina.org/upper-school/
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Posted on January 15, 2019 Santa Catalina School's winter play, Peter and the Starcatcher, tells the story of the boy who would become Peter Pan. But there's also the story of the girl who would play that boy—Emily Hayes, an athlete who auditioned for her first production in her senior year, and was cast in the lead role. more...
Posted on January 10, 2019 Get an inside look at boarding life with Catalina senior Yanula and her boarding school blog! more...
Department Director: Julie Lenherr Edson '88
Average Class Size: 12
Full Time Teachers: 33
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 70.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 6:1
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 12
Notable Achievements: Marine Ecology Research Program, Senior History Seminars, TEDxSantaCatalinaSchool
Summary: Though only boarders have a campus mailing address, our campus is just as much a home away from home for day students. All enjoy projects, study groups, or overnights shared with boarder friends in the dorms. The entire school community takes part in the clubs, sports, and weekend activities we offer. We all come together to celebrate our school traditions, welcoming families and friends to join us for holiday dinners, formal dances, and outdoor adventures throughout the school year. Boarder and day form one special community at Santa Catalina.Friendships from our community will last a lifetime.
Department Director: Connie Riley
Number of Dorms: 3
No. of Girls Dorms: 3
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Dress Code: Uniform
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Arts Department Director: Claire Lerner
Athletics Department Director: Paul Elliott
Notable Achievements: Laurel Wong ’19, California Pole Vault Champion, 2017 & 2018 CCS D-2 Stoftball Champions, 2016 & 2017 CCS Volleyball Champions
Department Director: Betty Van Wagenen
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Summary: Summer at Santa Catalina is a place filled with play, joy, and learning. From arts and athletics to yoga and marine biology, we offer attention-grabbing classes that spark curiosity and build confidence and independence.Our teachers and counselors are committed to the growth of every camper and dedicated to the values of honesty, respect, and kindness. We provide a safe laughter-filled haven where girls can sing, dance, paint, swim, write, take photos, play sports, and most importantly, build friendships that last a lifetime.One of the unique aspects of Summer at Santa Catalina is that each camper chooses all of her classes. This allows each girl to develop a program tailored to her particular interests and goals. We offer classes in the following areas of interest: athletics, enrichment, performing arts, visual arts, cooking, and more!
Department Director: Julie Yurkovich Forrest ’78
June 23, 2019 to July 27, 2019
Have some serious fun at our traditional sleepaway and day camp for girls, ages 8-14! Our classes include visual arts, athletics, cooking, marine biology, robotics, musical theatre, equestrian, surfing, and more. We build confidence and practice independence in a safe and dynamic environment.
Registration Deadline: May 01, 2019 Tuition: $1,700-6400 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
Registration Deadline: N/A Financial Aid Available: More Details
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