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College-Prep Education

Our graduation requirements are more demanding than most schools in order to assure that each student has the opportunity to prepare for college.

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Preparing students for college

As a college-preparatory accredited high school, academic excellence is the trademark of Salpointe Catholic High School. Salpointe’s rigorous, college-preparatory academic program prepares Lancers for college and beyond. Salpointe’s curriculum is a holistic approach to learning which integrates the intellectual, social, physical, spiritual and psychological dimensions of the developing student through a rigorous four-year program.  During that time, the student must successfully complete at least 26 credits for graduation.

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Graduation Requirements

The following courses are required for graduation from Salpointe Catholic High School:

   Department
     Credits
   English
     4.0
   Theology
     4.0
   Mathematics
     4.0
   Science
     3.0
   Social Studies
     3.0
   Technology
     0.5
   Electives
     4.0
   World Languages
     2.0
   Exercise Science
     0.5
   Fine Arts
     1.0
   Total Credits
     26 Credits
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Did you know?

99% of Salpointe graduates are accepted to college and go on to the finest colleges, universities and military academies around the world.

Books & Supplies

Please review your class schedule on June 20 after 1:00 p.m. to determine which textbooks you will need.  Consult the 2024-2025 Textbook list, which is also posted on the Resource Board on myPointe and as a “quick link” on the Academic webpage. Please do not purchase any textbooks until you receive your schedule.
Salpointe Catholic will host the annual Book Swap on Saturday, June 22 from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. in Foundation Hall. If you have books to sell or want to buy books, please join us that morning for this cash-only sale. If you are aware of families who either need or have textbooks for sale or swap, feel free to contact them directly. The school is unable to act as an agent or intermediary in any person-to-person exchanges.  CLICK HERE for the flyer.

Make sure that you purchase books based on the ISBN number included on the textbook list to ensure that you purchase the correct edition.

There is no school supply list.  Specific information regarding required materials and school supplies will be provided in the course syllabi on the first day of classes. In the event of any delays in ordering, teachers will supply the necessary materials for the first week or two of classes. If you have any questions about textbooks, please contact Gui Roche, Executive Assistant to the Principal.