Letter to Families – Important School Information 26-27

• Class schedules will be available on Friday, June 19 after 1:00 p.m.
• Log in to myPointe, click on student’s name, click on Schedule tab to view class schedule, click on Contact Card to see locker number.
• Lockers will be available on Monday, July 27. It is highly recommended that students do not bring books or personal items to their lockers until the first day of school.
• *If you experience difficulty with your myPointe account, please call or email Jeff Mounts at (520) 547-5906 or jmounts@salpointe.org.

• Due to maximum enrollment for the 26-27 school year, schedule changes will be extremely difficult to accommodate. Click here for instructions on how to request a schedule change. This information is also available on the Resource Board on myPointe. The window for requesting a schedule change is June 19 to June 25. Schedule changes cost $50.00 per change.

• Students, please take a moment to review the expected summer assignments due at the start of the 26–27 school year. Completing these assignments thoughtfully, independently, and on time will help ensure a strong and successful start to the new academic year.

• Review your class schedule on Friday, June 19, after 1:00 p.m. to determine which textbooks you will need. 26-27 Textbook List
• Please note when reviewing the textbook list that many of the required texts are now provided in digital format. Under the “Notes” section, you will see any associated digital code access fees.
  • These fees are billed directly to your student’s tuition account and cannot be paid for using financial aid funds.

• Join us for our annual Swap on Tuesday, June 23 from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. in Foundation Hall to buy or sell books and uniforms! Please note that this is a cash-only event, bring plenty of small bills for all transactions.
• Check the Textbook List before buying any books to ensure you get the correct editions. Most of our textbooks are now digital, but physical copies are still required for all Theology courses, Summer Reading assignments, certain English courses, and higher-level Math courses. For these specific classes, be sure to use the provided ISBN numbers to verify your purchase.
• This event is hosted at the school for the convenience of our families. Salpointe is unable to act as an agent or intermediary in any person-to-person exchanges.

• If you are using the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, please click here so we can update your tuition account. The ESA program scholarship is approximately $8,000 per year. Salpointe Catholic tuition for 26-27 is $15,040 for new students and $14,490 for returning students. Families who use the ESA program are responsible for the remaining tuition balance. The tuition balance is due at the end of each monthly or quarterly billing cycle. Please note that if you use the ESA program, you will not be able to receive any other scholarship funds nor recommended funds from any Scholarship Tuition Organization (such as CTSO, IBE, ALF, etc). For more information about the ESA program, please contact Dee Greer at 520-547-4338 or dgreer@salpointe.org.
• If you are seeking more than $8,000 in financial aid, here are the essential application deadlines for selected tuition organizations:
  • Arizona’s Catholic Tuition Support Organization (CTSO): FACTS Application closes June 12, 2026
  • Arizona Leadership Foundation (ALF): Application closes June 17, 2026

•  Important Changes this Year:
  • No Shorts, No Jeans, No Studio Pants, No Joggers: Students are no longer permitted to wear shorts, jeans, studio pants or joggers. For a quick look at our updated Dress Code, please review the Dress Code slideshow.

• All students must be in dress code beginning on the first day of school. Students will be sent home starting on the first day of school if they are not wearing the proper attire. Dress code is non-negotiable. Please ensure your students are following our dress code every day.

• Summer Weekly Hours: (Store hours can be found on our website)
• Follow us on Instagram @salpointespiritstore

• Important Changes this Year
  • Mandatory Registration: All student drivers, including those who do not park on campus, are now required to submit their vehicle information.
  • Off-Campus Requirement: You must have an Off-Campus Permit to park on Copper Street, Cherry Street, or in the surrounding neighborhood.
• Eligibility & Rules
  • Student parking permits are exclusively for licensed sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students with learner’s permits are not eligible, and permits cannot be reserved or held for them.
  • Students are required to park in their assigned lot during school hours throughout the entire academic year.
  • All outstanding parking violations must be paid before you can receive a new permit. The fee for each violation is $40.
  • Students are responsible for their own safety while parking.
• How to get Your Permit
  • Apply online beginning Monday, July 20 at 9:00 a.m. Parking Permit Form (Note: Spaces are limited in each designated area and are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis).
  • Pay and pick up in the Spirit Store starting Monday, July 20 at 10:00 a.m. Payment Methods: Cash, check, credit, or debit cards.
  • You must bring your physical driver’s license.

• Permit Fees
  • Glenn Lot/Quarterback Lot: $40
  • Dirt/Gravel Lot: $20
  • Off-Campus: (Copper St, Cherry St, etc.) Free – permit still required

• Male Students – Wear a plain white T-shirt to the studio. Rembrandt will provide you with a button-down shirt, jacket, and bow tie. Students must be clean-shaven and without earrings or facial piercings. Hair color must be natural to the student.
• Female Students – Wear a spaghetti strap or tube top for the photo. Rembrandt will provide you with a black dress. Students cannot have facial piercings and hair color must be natural to the student.
• Yearbook headshots are free on Mondays (through July 31). All other days require a $20 sitting fee; you only pay for photos that you choose to buy. Salpointe will receive a copy of your photo for the yearbook and the class composite, whether or not you purchase photos.

• The daily school calendar is accessible on the website. Click here for the 26-27 School Year calendar at a glance.

Please look for another letter with more 26-27 school year information in July.