Here is what you need to keep in mind while you go through the admissions process.

Set Up Your Admissions Portal

Set up your Admissions Portal

Set up your visit (optional)

Attend Open House - October 27 (optional)

December 2nd- Application deadline for grade 9

December 12th- Supporting documents and test scores due for 9-12 grade applicants

January 20th- Application/supporting document deadline for Middle School applicants

April 1st- Application/supporting document deadline for Transfer applicants

Set up your applicant/parent interview (Call the admissions office. Interviews must be completed by mid-January for 9th grade applicants, mid-February for Middle School applicants, and April 1st for transfer applicants)

Applicants to Middle School will sit for an internal admissions assessment, to be scheduled with the admissions office (not to be scheduled in their portal)

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Recommendation Forms

  • For applicants applying to grades 6-8, please use this form
  • For applicants applying to 9th grade who are currently enrolled in an Archdiocese of Washington school, please use this form
  • For applicants applying to grades 9-12 who are not currently enrolled in an Archdiocese of Washington school, please use this form

Standardized Test Scores

  • 9-12th grade applicants submit SSAT. Our preference is to receive the test scores in the month of December. If you are taking the SSAT in January, please contact our office so that we are aware.
  • Applicants to Middle School will sit for an internal admissions assessment on their Discovery Day visit.
SSAT Website

Submit your Financial Aid application by December 2nd

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Merit Scholarship submission for 9th grade applicants due December 2nd

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Admissions Staff

Meghan Burke Cross
Director of Enrollment Management
301.365.0955 x2103

Paulina Hill Wright '05
Admissions Associate
301.365.0955 x2106

Lindsay Gilbride Greene
Admissions Associate and Financial Aid Coordinator
301.365.0955 x2243

It has been and will continue to be the policy of Connelly School of the Holy Child to be fair and impartial in all of its relations with its applicants and to make all related decisions without regard to race, color, national origin, age, or any other categories protected by federal, state, or local law.