http://georgian.edu/

https://www.shu.edu/

www.rider.edu

http://www.mccc.edu/

91-100= A
82-90= B
75-81= C
70-74= D
Below 70= F

*Honors with Distinction: Average 95+, No grade lower than 91
*First Honors: Average 91+, No grade lower than 85
*Second Honors: Average 85+, No grade lower than 82

Attention parents of the Class of 2019! TCA will offer the SAT Saturday, August 25th. It is strongly recommended that your child take advantage of this opportunity and register for the test online @ www.collegeboard.org using his/her online information established last year:

This test date ensures maximum time for test score processing to allow that your child's college application is sent out in an optimal time period. Even if your child took the test last school year, it is advised for your child to take a second test, as most schools superscore (take the best of both scores to create a composite score). The Senior year is an exciting and important year, and being proactive in completing the steps for efficiency allows maximum productivity! Please contact Ms. Ford at lford@trentoncatholic.org with any questions.

The Guidance Department at Trenton Catholic Academy strives to support students in all aspects, including academically, socially, and emotionally. Our door is always open to students who are facing challenges in their personal and academic lives. We offer a safe space for students to express themselves and also build important life skills. We work with teachers and administrators to advocate for students’ needs and connect students and parents to outside resources. In an effort to prepare students for their futures, the Guidance Department also offers a number of services around college planning. These include field trips to local colleges, TCA hosted college fairs and college visits, individualized instruction in the college search and college application process, as well as assistance in applying for scholarships and financial aid. Our goal is to help students mature into the responsible and successful young adults they strive to become.

Religious Studies: 4 years

• One Retreat per year
• Service Requirements- 90 hours total
  • Grade 9 Community Service- 20 hours
  • Grade 10 Community Service- 20 hours
  • Grade 11 Community Service- 25 hours
  • Grade 12 Community Service- 25 hours

English: 4 years
Physical Education/Health: 4 year
Mathematics: 4 years
Social Studies: 3 years
Science: 3 years
World Languages: 2 years
Visual/Performing Arts: 2 semesters (5 credits)
Career/Technical Education: 2 semesters (5 credits)
Personal Finance: 1 semester (2.5 credits)
Elective Courses: Depending on the level of classes throughout the four years, a student may require up to seven elective courses in order to meet graduation requirements.