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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son will be applying this fall to several Catholic high schools. We are not Catholic and my son has never been to church. He's hoping for a better education and better athletic opportunities. We support exposure to religious education. Can anyone shed some insight on how the interview process will work for a non-practicing student? What might interview questions look like and what is the best way to respond?[/quote] SJC parent here. There is no interview process per se, although your son will meet the admissions staff when he does his shadow day. It's hard to get a fix on it, but I'd say SJC is close to majority non-Catholic. It is very different than Catholic K-8 parochial, which is almost 100% Catholic. As a student, he will take 4 years of religion, prayer before just about all classes, games, etc., and Mass once per month. If that much Catholicism is a problem, you won't be a fit. But there are Jewish, Muslim, and atheist (!) kids there, and I think they do their best to not have anyone feel left out. The staff only has about 3 brothers that teach - the rest are all lay people. The mission and campus ministry program is obviously very Catholic, but all that is optional. [/quote]
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