Yes, you may still complete an application after our posted deadline; however, please understand that spaces are limited and applications received prior to the deadline will be given priority. Applying by the deadline guarantees a decision on the decision released date.

We accept students from 6 months old through the 11th grade, depending on availability in a specific grade level.

Yes, we conduct both parent and student interviews, as we enjoy getting to know our potential families.

Preschool families are notified on a rolling basis, and a decision can be expected within a couple of weeks of completing the application process. Kindergarten-12th grade applicants can expect a decision on the AAAIS decision release date, or on a rolling basis after this date has passed.

No, Holy Spirit Preparatory School does not require applicants to take the SSAT. If an applicant has taken the test, they may upload that into their application.

No, you do not have to be Catholic to attend Holy Spirit Prep; however, as an authentic Catholic school, Catholicism is an integral part of our curriculum and school life.

Currently, we do not offer a bus service; however, we are hoping to offer multiple bus routes in the near future if we receive enough demand. Please send us an email at admissions@cqml8.com or call the office at 678.761.7992 to discuss this possibility.

Yes, students take a theology class every semester.

Yes, we offer need-based financial aid to families who apply for it and demonstrate a need. Nearly 45% of our students are on financial aid. We work hard to help as many families as possible so that their children are able to attend our school.

Yes, there are both before and after-school program options available. Please visit the academics section of our website for more information.

At HSP, we believe that a child’s education begins in the home, with their family. We greatly value our partnership with parents as we work together to educate their children, and always encourage them to volunteer and become a part of the larger school family here at Holy Spirit Preparatory School. We have various ways in which parents can get involved, such as being a part of our Parent Volunteer Association, the Athletic Booster Club, and the Arts Alliance. Learn more on our Support page.

Yes, the John Carroll Resource Center at Holy Spirit Preparatory School provides support to students in grades K-8 and the Benedict Resource Center provides support to students in grades 9-12 who have been diagnosed with dyslexia or other language processing exceptionalities and/or organizational challenges, to maximize each student’s unique learning potential within a college preparatory environment.

We would love to share more about how you can be a part of our school! Call or text our admissions office at (678) 761-7992, or email us at admissions@cqml8.com to speak to a member of our admissions team today!