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TUITION
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$ 250 registration fee
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$ 7,800 tuition
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$ 225 general fee
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Annual, semi-annual, quarterly or monthly
payment options
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Check, cash, charge or electronic transfer
accepted
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FACILITIES
- 72-acre campus
- 430 seat Croarkin Theater
- 2 band practice halls
- Student chapel
- Campus Ministry Center
- 56 classrooms
- Dominican Way theology center
with 8 classrooms
- Art room
- Guidance and Benish College
Counseling Center
- 2 computer labs
- Wireless technology throughout the school
- Laptop sign out program
- 4 science labs
- Learning Resource Center
- Music and choral practice rooms
- 28,000 volume research library
- 2 gymnasiums
- New enlarged weight training center
- Lighted football stadium
- Baseball, soccer, softball, lacrosse fields
- 8 tennis courts
- Running and fitness trail
- New Leadership Center / Student Union
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ACADEMICS
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Courses fulfill entrance mandates
of highly selective colleges
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18 Advanced Placement courses and
23 Honors courses
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Twice named a Blue Ribbon School
by U.S. Department of Education
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Named top school by U.S. News
and World Report
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Twice named to “Top 50” National
Catholic High School Honor Roll
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Continuously updated online grade access
for both students and parents
CLASS OF 2007
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379 Graduates
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99% College Bound
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Over $13 million awarded in college scholarships
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309 students took 652 Advanced Placement
examinations
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22 received National Merit Recognition including:
- 2 National Merit Scholars
- 3 National Achievement Scholars and 2 semi-finalists
- 68 Illinois State Scholars (includes residents of
Indiana who have met Illinois State Scholar
requirements)
- ACT (Current scores not released by ACT at
time of publication. Check Marian website for
statistics in September.)
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FACULTY
- Student-teacher ratio of 1:17
- More than 90% of faculty with advanced
degrees
- Marian Catholic faculty chosen as Advanced
Placement Readers for national exams
- Strong faculty commitment to professional
development
- 18 years average teaching experience
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UNIQUE, SEQUENTIAL
COLLEGE COUNSELING
PROGRAM
- 99% college bound students
- ALL LEVELS: Annual workshops for
students and parents in college test
preparation, college planning and
financial aid
- FRESHMEN: Develop four year plan
of study in preparation for college
- SOPHOMORES: Individual College
Planning Guide at mandatory family
meeting with counselors
- JUNIORS AND PARENTS:
- Personal
college counseling session for admission
and financial aid information
- Junior transition to college counselor
- SENIORS: Guidance through essays and
admissions process
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FAITH and SERVICE 
- Mass in student chapel on a regular basis
- All-school Mass on holy days
- Yearly retreat for freshmen, sophomores,
juniors
- 7 Kairos retreats each year for juniors
and seniors
- Senior Retreat Leader Program for
freshmen, sophomores, juniors
- Dominican Preachers summer program
- All-school Advent and Lenten Mission
Drives for local and international relief
- Sacrament of Reconciliation during
Advent and Lent
- Many opportunities for service each week:
Feed the homeless, visit nursing homes,
animal refuge
- 2 summer junior trips to Appalachia to
restore homes for the disadvantaged
- All-school Christmas Food Drive
for disadvantaged families
- Senior outreach religion class,
Discovery In Service
- Elementary school science fair judging
- Snowball peer leaders and teen
directors
- D.A.R.E. role models for elementary schools
- Peer tutorial and teacher aides
- Mothers Club May Crowning
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ATHLETICS

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FINE ARTS
- DRAMA
- Fall dramatic play and spring musical each year
- Experimentals: Senior produced and
directed plays each year
- SPEECH TEAM
- 2007 State Champion in Radio Speaking
- 8th in State 2007
- 2006-2007 Regional Speech Champions
- 4th in State Dramatic Duet Acting
- Outstanding Group Interpretation
Productions and Performance in the Round
- WINTERGUARD
- Several local wins with performance entitled
“Hallelujah” from Handel’s Messiah
- 1st at the Midwest Colorguard Circuit in
Scholastic Open
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6th Place in National Finals in Winter
Guard International
- BAND
- Marching Band, 7 time Grand
National Champions
- Marching Band, 27 consecutive times class
Champions in State
- One of only three bands nationally with
both Sudler Flag for High School Concert
Band Excellence and Sudler Shield for
Marching Band Excellence
- Honors classes in music history and theory
- Cadet, Concert and Symphonic Bands
- Marching Band chosen to march in the 2007
Macy’s, NYC,Thanksgiving Day Parade
- CHOIR
- Choirs perform at various community events
- IHSA 1st place superior for all choirs and
vocal groups in 2006 and 2007
- Students received Division I and Division II
ratings at 2007 Solo and Ensemble contest
- Concert Choir, Girls Glee, Spartan Choir
and extracurricular Madrigal Singers
- ART
- 4 year studio program
- Art Expo and broadly based contests
- Assistance in portfolio preparation for
continuing art education in college
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STUDENT ACTIVITIES and LIFE
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Over 90% of students in clubs,
organizations, service
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Student Council organization of dances,
Homecoming, Spirit Week, Christmas Food
Drive, Children’s Carnival
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40 clubs and organizations,
many student initiated
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Megaphone,
student newspaper
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Mariner, student
year book
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Applied economics
student formed “corporations”
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Peer leadership
training
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Innovative 4 year
leadership program for all students
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Spring breaks have included student trips to
England, Ireland, Spain, Italy, France, and Greece
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Ecology trip to Trinidad / Tobago rainforest
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