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Scholarship Opportunities

Nazareth Regional High School is committed to recognizing and supporting outstanding students through our scholarship programs.

Who is Eligible?

Scholarships are available only to incoming freshmen and are awarded based on:

TACHS exam resultsand middle school academic performance.
Nazareth’s Private Scholarship Exam(for students who did not take the TACHS test).

How to Apply

Students who did not take the TACHS exam can register for Nazareth’s Private Scholarship Exam, offered on April 8, 2025, by contacting:
Ms. Michel at 718-763-1100 ext.275, admissions@nazarethrhs.org

Exam Fee: $35 Required Documents: Students must bring their 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade report cards for scholarship consideration.

Nazareth Catholic High School Scholarship Program (“NAZ CARES”)

The NAZ CARES Scholarship Program was created to help Catholic elementary school students who wish to attend a Catholic high school but need financial assistance. Each year, the Principal of a Catholic middle school may nominate one student for this scholarship.

For more information about any of our scholarship opportunities, please reach out to our Admissions Office. We look forward to welcoming future Nazareth scholars!

Enrollment Checklist

Complete Application
Birth Certificate
Completed Health Forms – DOWNLOAD
Copy of Immunization Record
Financial Obligation Form
Letters of Recommendation
Registration Fee $400
Facts Tuition Application
Transcript/Current School Records

PTO Dues

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Summer Bridge Program

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Pay Registration Fee

Pay your Registration Fee via Credit Card or PayPal using the button below.

Call Ms. Michel at 718-763-1100 ext. 227 or email smichel@nazarethrhs.org with any questions.

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Release Record Form

September 2020

Dear Parent/Guardian,

I would like to call your attention to the following procedure. Any student requesting the release of his/her academic records, which is necessary in order to complete his/her application to any college, must return a signed release form to the Guidance Office.

Please feel free to call me if you have any questions about this, or about anything to do with the college application process. I look forward to working with your child as he/she applies to college and welcome the opportunity to talk with you either on the phone or in person.

Sincerely,
Joanna Dove
Guidance Counselor/ext. 246

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Dress Code

Khaki or black dress pants are to be worn at the waist with a properly fitted length, which can be purchased at any store; NO denim, NO stretch fabric, or NO cargo pants permitted. Girls are not permitted to wear leggings or jeggings. Plain black belts must be worn, no designer belts or buckles are permitted.

Nazareth white logo dress shirts are to be worn Monday through Thursday and must be tucked in and ironed. No plain white shirts can be worn. Boys must wear tasteful ties and ties are optional for girls.

Nazareth polo shirts can ONLY be worn on Fridays or at the discretion of Administration. The polo shirts are maroon, pink, or gray (long or short sleeve with the NRHS logo).

Students have the option of wearing the Nazareth V-neck sweater, cardigan or blazer. Students must wear a shirt or sweater with the Nazareth or NRHS logo at all times.

Black dress shoes must be worn. No metals/logos or different colored soles are permitted. Absolutely no boots, sandals, open toe, or high heels (over 1”) may be worn. Neither Uggs nor Crocs are permitted. No Coach, Prada, Balenciaga, branded shoes, etc. Sneakers can ONLY be worn for gym.

Uniform black pleated skirt is to be worn at the knee, but no more than 2” above the knee. Girls can wear their choice of socks, leggings, pantyhose or knee socks at the discretion of Administration.

Students’ hair must be neat, well-groomed, and maintained.

Dress Down/Dress Up

During the year, students are permitted to “dress down” and “dress up” for various occasions such as school trips and special events. The following policies pertain to acceptable attire that can be worn:

Jeans and non-uniform pants must be worn properly on the waist. Shorts must be knee-length.
Sweaters, sweatshirts, blouses and knit tops are permitted. No cut-off tops may be worn. No mid-riff skin may show, and tops cannot be low cut. There can be no distasteful expressions written on tops, as per the discretion of Administration.
No hats or head coverings of any kind are permitted.
No undergarments can be showing.
Dress pants, skirts, dresses, blazers, dressy sweaters, shirts, or blouses may be worn as long as they are appropriate in length, and size.
Students are not permitted to wear designer belts.

Other Dress Code Requirements

Students are not permitted to wear unacceptable clothing at any time, including days when students are excused from wearing their uniforms.
Headwear of any type may not be worn in school or around the school premises at any time or at any extra-curricular events. Hats can and will be confiscated. Headbands must be a solid black color and no more than 2” wide.
Students are not permitted to wear jewelry or accessories that the school deems ostentatious and inappropriate. Such jewelry includes but is not limited to ornate neckwear, belt buckles, finger rings, gold teeth, and facial piercings.
Jackets and coats must be placed in the student’s locker at the beginning of the day and may not be worn in the classroom or around the school.
The school reserves the right to prohibit the wearing of any clothing that it considers objectionable, in poor taste, or offensive in any manner.
Any student with a tattoo must keep it covered at all times in school and at all sporting and other school events.
Hair should be clean, combed and neatly trimmed or arranged. Unkempt hair is not permitted, and designs on eyebrows are not permitted.

College Credit Options

Nazareth students have the opportunity to earn 50+ college credits through our partnerships with St. John’s University, St. Joseph’s College, and Long Island University. Successful students can transfer these credits to the college of their choice in most cases, thus starting ahead of other students when beginning their collegiate careers at campuses across the country.

Nazareth students can earn credits through enrollment in the following Nazareth classes:

College Composition 3 credits
AP English Literature 6 credits (in addition to credits earned on the exam)
Pre-Calculus 3 credits
Calculus I 4 credits
Calculus II 4 credits
Statistics I 3 credits
Statistics II 3 credits
Psychology 3 credits
Sociology 3 credits

Students can take classes on the campus of St. Joseph’s College. Possible classes include:

Foundations of Computer Programming Using Animation: 3 credits
Human Communication: 3 credits
Introduction to Human Inheritance: 3 credits

Nazareth students also have the opportunity to participate in the Long Island University Early College Scholars Program, which enables them to earn up to 30 credits by taking college courses on the campus of LIU Brooklyn. Courses are offered in Arts and Sciences, Education, Health Science and Technology.

Grading Policy

Percent	Grade
90 - 100	A
80 - 89	B
70 - 79	C
<70	F

Nazareth uses a numeric system of grading with a range of 50% to 100%. Passing grade for all subjects is 70% or higher. Advanced Placement courses are weighted: the course grade is multiplied by 1.06 to determine both grade point average and class rank.

Advanced Placement Options

Students can also earn credits based on their performance on AP exams in the following classes:

AP Calculus AB 4 credits
AP Computer Science A 3 credits
AP Computer Science Principles 3 credits
AP English Language 3 credits
AP English Literature 3 credits
AP Environmental Science 3 credits
AP Human Geography 3 credits
AP Spanish Language 3 credits
AP US History 3-6 credits
AP World History 3-6 credits

Sample Programs

Sample Programs for our students year by year are as follows:

Freshman

Religion 9
English 9 or English 9 Honors
Global History I or AP Human Geography
Algebra 1 or Algebra 1 Honors
Living Environment or Living Environment Honors
Spanish I
Code Java
Physical Education
Music or Art

Sophomores

Religion 10
English 10 or Advanced Literature
Global History II or AP World History
Geometry or Geometry Honors and/or Algebra 2 or Algebra 2 Honors
Earth Science or Chemistry or Chemistry Honors or Physics
Spanish II
Health
AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A (elective)
Physical Education or Weight Training
Criminal Justice (elective)
Music II, Advanced Art, Fashion Design, Choir or Band (elective)

Juniors

Religion 11
English 11 or AP Language
US History or AP US History
Algebra II or Algebra 2 Honors and/or Pre-Calculus (Full Year) or Pre-
Calculus/Calculus and/or Statistics
Physics or Anatomy and Physiology or Earth Science or Chemistry or Forensic
Science or AP Environmental Science
Physical Education or Weight Training
Spanish III
Street Law (elective)
Psychology (elective)
Sociology (elective)
AP Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science A (elective)
Music II, Advanced Art, Fashion Design, Choir or Band (elective)

Seniors

Religion 12
College Composition and Multi-Cultural Literature and/or Literature and
Film or AP English Literature
American Government and Economics
Pre-Calculus (Full Year), Pre-Calculus/Calculus, AP Calculus AB and/or
Statistics
Anatomy and Physiology or Forensic Science or Physics or AP Environmental
Science
AP Spanish Language
Physical Education or Weight Training
Psychology (elective)
Sociology (elective)
AP Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science A (elective)
Music II, Advanced Art, Fashion Design, Choir or Band (elective)

Transfer Students

An interview appointment must be made with the Director of Admissions; a parent/guardian must attend this meeting. Transfer students must present a school transcript, last report card, a letter of recommendation and a discipline report when attending this meeting.

Kindly call (718) 763-1100 ext. 227 to set up an appointment or fill out our form below for more information.

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Incoming 9th Graders

Before Applying

8th-grade students should take the TACHS Admissions Examination, indicating Nazareth Regional HS (Code 006) as their first, second, or third choice. For class scheduling purposes, applicants must also provide their 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade report cards and standardized test scores for review.

Nazareth RHS offers a TACHS preparatory course for this exam over a five-week Saturday morning schedule, preceding the examination in November, at a nominal fee.

Please contact Ms. Michel at (718) 763-1100 ext. 227 for test prep information.

Incoming 9th Grade

Here are your steps to becoming a Kingsmen for the class of 2024! Register for The Catholic High School Entrance Exam at www.tachsinfo.com (Cost $65).

Monday, August 24, 2020 – Registration for TACHS exam available at www.tachsinfo.com or by calling 1-866-618-2247

Friday, October 9, 2020 – Deadline for submitting request and supporting documentation to Diocese for extended testing time accomodation.

Friday, October 23, 2020 – Deadline for internet and telephone registration. No late registration or walk-in process this year.

Sunday, November 1, 2020 through Thursday, November 5, 2020 – Students will be provided with their session codes/dates/times. Call 1-866-618-2247 if you are not able to obtain your test session code.

Saturday, November 7, 2020 – TACHS Test

Wednesday, January 13, 2021 – High School Acceptances will be mailed out

For further information, please call Ms. Michel at (718) 763-1100 ext. 227.

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