Admissions
August 29, 2021 2025-07-24 16:32Admissions
Thank you for your interest in Saints Peter & Paul High School!
We know choosing a high school where you will be spending four of your most influential years in life is a pretty big decision. To help you in that discernment process, we invite you to tell us a little more about yourself.
As the only Catholic high school on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, we offer:
- Excellence in academics.
- Diverse student life and athletic opportunities.
- A community rooted in faith.
The quality of our faculty and small class size makes for a learning environment that challenges each of our students, encourages participation in student life, and promotes a faith-centered sense of service and leadership.
We are pleased that you are considering Saints Peter & Paul High School!
Admissions Policies
INCOMING 9TH GRADERS
Candidates for the freshman class must have satisfactorily completed 8th Grade. Incoming freshman new to Saints Peter & Paul must submit a completed Admissions Application and all necessary records of testing and grades. A school administrator will interview the prospective student and his or her parent/guardian.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Students wishing to transfer from another secondary school will be subject to the above criteria. In addition, he/she must also meet the following for consideration:
- Passing all academic subjects at present school.
- Able to satisfy all Saints Peter & Paul High School graduation requirements.
- Does not have any serious disciplinary issues at their present school.
Uniforms
Students can also get fitted in store and order uniform directly at the below location:
Flynn O'Hara Uniforms - Glen Burnie
1608 Furnace Branch Road
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
(410) 684-2816
Get Directions
Store Hours & Information
Questions?
Contact:
Lisa Baillif
Administrative Assistant/Admissions
(410) 822-2275 Ext: 2150
[email protected]
Saints Peter & Paul School does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color and/or national origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial assistance/scholarship programs, or other school sponsored programs.
