Weekly Prayer
Lord, help me to serve You well Through the tasks at hand today, Mindful of the people whose lives I can touch in a meaningful way. Amen. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, pray for us.
General Announcements
Dress Swap & Shop
Future Female Leaders and Hispanic Honor Society invite you to donate your dresses and join us in Foundation Hall on March 27 from 6–8 p.m. to find a super cute dress, all for free. Enjoy yummy snacks and spend the evening being thrifty with your fellow Lancers. Bring your dresses to Rooms 901 or 312 anytime before Friday, March 27. All leftover dresses will be donated. View flyer here.
Photos from Lady Lancer Brunch & Blessing
The photos from the recent Lady Lancer Brunch & Blessing event are now available to download. Click on the links below to view the picture galleries and download the photos you want to save.
A special thank you to Smile AZ Photo Booth and owners, Rudy and Lisa Pimentel. They generously donated 100% of their photo services to capture every moment of the event. We appreciate all they do for the Salpointe community.
Beads of Courage 2026 Pi Day Polymer Bead Making Festival
Join us for a special Pi Day tradition making beads for Beads of Courage on Saturday, March 14 from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at 3301 N. 1st Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719. Your time and creativity will bring joy to the brave children supported by this incredible program. We are grateful to the Long Realty Cares Foundation for generously making this volunteer opportunity free for all participants. Choose a bead-making session and help make courage roar for kids coping with serious illness.
Students may also choose an “art cards to go” option for an additional five volunteer hours. Those selecting this option are asked to bring a $5 donation to support the program. Contact Ms. Owens with any questions about receiving school credit hours. Let’s make a difference together. Register here.
Upcoming College Visits on Campus
College admissions representatives visit our campus to meet with high school students exploring college options. It is a great opportunity for students to learn about a variety of colleges across the country. Visits are open to all students. Check out our upcoming visits via Scoir or contact your college counselors.
- University of Arizona (for Seniors) – 3/9, 9:45 a.m.
- University of Arizona (for prospective students) – 3/11, 9:45 a.m.
- University of Alabama – 3/11, 10:15 a.m.
- Catholic University of America, Tucson – 3/12, 1st & 2nd lunch
Spirituality
Daily Mass and Prayer
All are welcome to join us for daily morning prayer in Salpointe’s Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chapel. Campus guests are asked to check in at the Glenn Street gate and the front office before proceeding to the chapel.
Daily Mass is celebrated Monday-Friday from 7:30-8:00 a.m. Mass is not offered on all-school Mass days, late-start schedules, or days when school is not in session.
Financial Aid
Secure Tuition Support for 26-27 School Year
The Catholic Tuition Support Organization (CTSO) application portal is officially OPEN. We encourage all eligible families to apply now. The deadline to complete your application for priority consideration is March 31, 2026.
How to Apply:
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Visit the CTSO Website and navigate to the Scholarship Tab at the top. Click the Scholarship Application drop down and click on “Apply Here”.
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Create a new FACTS account or log in with your existing credentials.
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Complete the initial application and pay the $19 application fee.
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Upload 2024 tax information & supplemental documents.
Since financial aid and ESA regulations can be specific and change annually, reaching out to Dee Greer, Salpointe Financial Aid Manager, is the safest way to ensure your current funding is not interrupted. You may contact Dee directly at dgreer@salpointe.org.
Seniors
Scholarship Opportunities
Juniors
Get Out of Town Workshop Invitation
We are hosting an upcoming Get Out of Town Workshop for students interested in applying to colleges out of state and navigating the college planning process. Two sessions will be offered this spring on March 8 and April 12. While the presentation is geared toward juniors, students and parents from any grade level are welcome to attend.
You can also view information on upcoming SAT and ACT test dates, along with preparation resources, here.
ACT for Juniors
The ACT will be offered on campus on April 24 from 8-11 a.m. in Alumni Hall. Taking the ACT as a junior helps establish a baseline score, reduces test-day stress, and supports college planning in a familiar environment. Registration is required. View flyer here. =
Fine Arts
Stories that Soar! High!
Stories That Soar! High! celebrates the magic of storytelling on stage, featuring stories written by the talented young playwrights from St. Peter and Paul and St. Joseph Catholic Schools. With unforgettable characters, heartfelt moments, and laughter around every corner, this production invites audiences to dream, feel, and be inspired. It’s a joyful experience for anyone who loves theater and the power of imagination. Bring the whole family on March 16 at 6 p.m. in Corcoran Theater. Purchase tickets here.
“Vision Quest: Healing with Jungian Depth Psychology and the Sacred Image” Lecture by Charles Gillespie
Speaker Charles Gillespie, MFA, LIAC, is an expressive arts therapist who integrates Jungian depth psychology, sacred imagery, and the creative process into his mental health counseling work. His approach explores how archetypal images, symbolism, and active imagination foster healing, meaning, and personal growth.
In this two-hour presentation, Jungian depth psychology will engage in dialogue with the sacred imagery of local artists, inviting participants to reflect on how images of the transcendent can open pathways to creativity, healing, and deeper understanding.
Join us March 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Stevens Gallery. Click here for more information.