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Faith & Service

Retreats

  • DuchesneCampus Ministry (student-led): liturgies, Masses, prayer services, retreats; Five Sacred Heart Goals
  • St. John XXIIIMandatory class retreats (Oboedientia/Pax/Virtus/Renovatio) + optional Kairos (jr/sr) and Quest (fr/so); daily Mass + weekly all-school Mass
  • Incarnate WordAnnual class retreats 9-12; retreat attendance is required for graduation; Incarnational Spirituality curriculum

Daily Mass

  • DuchesneNot Published
  • St. John XXIIIAvailable daily throughout the year (Plus Eucharistic adoration, twice-yearly penance services, daily Angelus)
  • Incarnate WordNo — optional before-school Mass Wednesdays 7:30 AM in the school chapel

Mass

  • DuchesneNot Published
  • St. John XXIIIWeekly all-school Mass (Day not published; moves for Solemnities and Holy Days. Students attend in full Mass uniform.)
  • Incarnate WordMonthly all-school Mass at Annunciation Catholic Church (next door) (Plus morning prayer each day and devotions. Invitational, not stated as required.)

Service Hours by Grade

  • DuchesneNot Published
  • St. John XXIIIFreshmen 20 · Sophomores 25 · Juniors 25 · Seniors 30 (per year, with due dates each spring)
  • Incarnate WordNot Published

Service Hours Required

  • DuchesneNot Published
  • St. John XXIIINot Published
  • Incarnate Word75 (By grade: 15 (9th), 20 (10th), 25 (11th), 15 (12th, due Dec 1) = 75 total; MobileServe logging + reflection project)

Service Program

  • DuchesneService Learning Requirement — off-campus volunteering with reflection component; 10,000+ community hours school-wide annually (per-student count not published)
  • St. John XXIIINot Published
  • Incarnate WordNot Published

Theology All Four Years

  • DuchesneYes (12 credits; World Religions, Bioethics, Justice and Morality)
  • St. John XXIIINot Published
  • Incarnate WordNot Published
Commute from home
Tuition
$33,600

2026-27 rate · Upper School

$22,100

2026-27 rate

$22,800

2026-27 rate

What's included
Fees listed separately see fees
  • New Student Fee: $1,500
  • Enrollment deposit: $1,000
  • Technology fee (Grade 9): $2,600
  • Textbooks: $350 (approximate, Upper School)
  • Grade 10 College Tour: $500 (grade 10)
  • Graduation fee: $600 (seniors)
  • Class trips: $175–$2,800 — optional
  • AP exams: $100–$200 (per exam) — optional
  • Athletics fee: $150–$300 (per sport) — optional
Fees listed separately see fees
  • New Student Enrollment Fee: $500
  • Financial aid application (Clarity): $60 — optional
Fees listed separately see fees
  • Application fee: $75
  • Registration fee: $350
  • Tuition deposit: $500
  • Freshman fee (orientation camp): $350 (freshmen)
  • Senior fee (graduation + retreat): $300 (seniors)
  • Books:
Sibling discountNot Published2nd student $17,680 ($4,420 off)Not Published
Lower school on campus
Yes

PK3–12

HS onlyHS only
Open houseNov 1, 2026Not postedNov 8, 2026
Required test
ISEE
ISEE
ISEE

Offered on campus: Jan 9, 2027

Application deadlineNot postedNot postedDec 14, 2026
Decision dateNot postedNot postedMar 5, 2027
Financial aid
Need-based + Merit
Need-based + Merit
Need-based + Merit
AP courses20Not posted18
Enrollment300432248
Student:Teacher8.1:111.3:18.3:1
MassNot Published
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Monthly
Sports12 sports13 sports10 sports
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