FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. What is the student / teacher ratio at All Hallows?
There is one teacher for every 12 students at All Hallows High School. Although class sizes vary, we keep the number of students in each classroom to a minimum.

2. How many faculty members are at All Hallows?
There are (34) faculty member s at All Hallows High School. Among our faculty, 20 have advanced master¹s degrees in various fields.

3. Is All Hallows opened to non-Catholic students?
Yes. All Hallows High School is an independent Catholic school, owned and operated by the Congregation of Christian Brothers, and students of all faiths are welcome. Our program is Roman Catholic based and all students must participate in these classes.

4. What special programs are available to above average students?
All Hallows High School offers its academically gifted students several advanced opportunities. Academically gifted freshmen are invited to join the All Hallows Scholars¹ Program. This program offers accelerated course throughout the curriculum. Our upper classmen will continue to enjoy honor courses and Advanced Placement courses throughout their curriculum.

5. How many graduates go on to college?
Over 97% of our seniors are accepted to colleges and universities throughout the country. 97% of our seniors choose to go on to higher education.

6. Is help available if my son is not at grade level, falls behind or needs help adjusting to high school?
There is a tutorial program at All Hallows for incoming freshmen that may need redemption. Either the student or the teacher may request tutoring. Members of the National Honor Society offer sessions at least once a week during a student¹s unscheduled time or before / after school.
The Big Brothers Club are especially trained group of selected juniors and seniors. They work closely with individual freshmen as early as the first of the month of high school. Should a serious problem arise, the student will be referred to the Guidance Department.

7. How much financial aid and/or monies did the class of 2000 receive?
Approximately $7.5 million dollars were awarded to our graduates.