St. John Paul II Catholic High School is pleased to collaborate with the parishes of Good Shepherd, Blessed Sacrament, and the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More to offer a limited number of merit scholarships to parishioners who choose to further their Catholic education at St. John Paul II Catholic High School. Catholic High School. Applications are available HERE. The deadline to apply is June 11th. 
 

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible to be considered for a merit-based scholarship, the student must:
1. Be a participating Catholic at one of the parishes
2. Be an incoming 9th grader or new transfer student new to SJPII
3. Be accepted or already enrolled to attend SJPII; and
4. Maintained a middle school grade point average of 3.5.
 

Application Process

1. Complete and turn in to the parish the Scholarship Application, including essay, by June 11,
2019. Please note that the essay must be the work of the student. While parents are encouraged
to proofread the essay, the writing and ideas presented should reflect the ability and thoughts
of the student.
2. Submit a completed Principal/Counselor recommendation form. The principal of the student’s
current school or some other administrator or counselor who knows the student well should
complete the recommendation and return it to the parish office by June 11, 2019.

Completed applications can be emailed to Dashanixon@cocathedral.com 
 

General Information

The numbers of scholarships awarded, the scholarship amounts, as well as the selection of scholarship recipients is entirely that of each individual parish and are not made by faculty or staff at SJPII.
Also, please note, that the merit scholarship application process is separate from the need-based financial-aid process. Families may apply for both merit scholarships and need-based tuition-assistance awards.

“Through your support of CSA, your helping hand will be present at that critical time in a persons life when ministry is made available. We all hope that our charitable gifts are used effectively, and where the need is greatest; that is what CSA does in your name here in the diocese of Pensacola- Tallahassee. When you make your gift, you will be in effect become the presence of Christ to others.” - Most Rev. William A. Wack, CSC

 Bishop's Letter              2019 CSA Brochure 

Our Diocese has established Victim Assistance Coordinators to help anyone who has been abused by church personnel. Victims should call Dr. James Gagnon at 877-0205.  To report a case, call the 24-Hour Child Abuse Hotline at 800-962-2873.
Coordinadores para asistencia a victimas (Dejanos ayudarte a encontrar la sanacion) Deacon Santiago Molina, 850- 627-2350 

ttps://ptdiocese.org/safeenvironment

The Lord is Risen!  We have died with the Lord and have been raised with him.  Let us live as people bound for glory.

How to access Formed