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napa, ca w est. 19662015–2016

we can’t wait to meet you!

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We are delighted with your

interest in Justin-Siena! We

know that choosing a high school can

be challenging, and we will work hard

to make this a positive experience for

you and your family. Our admissions

process is designed to acquaint

prospective students and parents

with our school’s history, philosophy,

achievements, and mission. We

welcome your phone calls, emails, and

thoughts during this process and look

forward to calling you a Brave!

Alicia ValdiviaDirector of Admissions

Faith Welcome

Bravery

Be inspired!

Scholarship

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Inspiring FaithAt Justin-Siena, students are invited to explore their relation-

ship with God. Our religious studies program, accompanied by a

wide array of faith formation activities, provides opportunities for

students to learn how to nurture their faith while responding as

Christians to the needs of others.

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a mission with a rich history

Justin-Siena is a Catholic high school in the Lasallian tradition called to provide educational excellence in a Christ-centered community that prepares students to serve and to lead in an ever-changing world.

In 1966, Justin High School for boys (sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers) and Siena High School for girls (sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael) were founded.

In 1972, the schools merged and became co-educational under the name of Justin-Siena High School. The De La Salle Christian Brothers became the sole sponsor of Justin-Siena in June 2006. With such a rich heritage, Justin-Siena bears a distinction of educational excellence that ensures the school is always moving forward. We take pride in our current students and graduates who con-tinue to serve and lead in their communities.

our journey began in 17th century france

The De La Salle Christian Brothers is a Roman Catholic teaching order founded in France in 1680 by John Baptist de La Salle, a Catholic priest. Originally serving the purpose of educating the young, with a particular concern to those of modest or limited means, the De La Salle Christian Brothers currently sponsor approximate-ly 1,000 institutions in more than 80 countries around the world. St. John Baptist de La Salle is regarded today as the patron saint of all teachers. It is from this rich legacy lasting more than 330 years that we celebrate our Lasallian traditions every day throughout our campus, and in all that we do.

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ScholarshipAs a college preparatory school, our curriculum is designed for

students to be competitive for college placement, while becoming

young men and women inspired to put their faith into action, to

apply their knowledge for the benefit of others, and to embrace

their bravery from within.

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commitment to academic excellence

With a broad spectrum of courses including 22 honors and AP classes, as well as standard college preparatory courses, Justin-Siena students are well prepared for college. Students are challenged academically to help them realize their full potential. For a full list of academic courses visit www.justin-siena.org.

At Justin-Siena, we integrate technology into the curriculum and throughout campus life. With a 1:1 iPad program and a robust wireless campus, students have essential access to the tools they need to excel. Teachers expect use of technology for presentations, research, and more.

PreParation for an ever-changing world

Building relationships with students is a hallmark of Lasallian educators. Our faculty and staff see their work as a vocation, and this reflects in the nurturing way they get to know students as individuals. Teachers engage with each student to bring out his or her unique gifts and talents.

Our Guidance Department is an important resource for students, providing meaningful personal and academic counseling. From course selection to crisis intervention, our counselors provide a caring environment for students and their families.

With an emphasis on ensuring success in college and in life, our counselors assist students with the college discernment process. Counselors advise students regarding college admission, present financial assistance workshops, and invite more than 50 colleges and universities to speak with Justin-Siena students, including hosting an impressive College Fair.

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BraveryVibrant co-curricular programs enhance student life by engaging

young people in unique activities including spiritual development,

service, athletics, and the arts while developing and exercising

personal leadership skills and being of service to the greater

community.

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teaching more than just the game

Justin-Siena, home of the Braves, is committed to offering various athletic ac-tivities. Competing in the Marin County Athletic League (MCAL), more than 75% of the student body participates in one or more of the 45 teams offered. With top-notch facilities, numerous championships and titles, college schol-arship offers, and a highly regarded coaching staff, the school ensures that each student athlete reaches his/her potential. Student athletes thrive in the camaraderie of teammates while learning practical skills to lead fulfilling lives.

creative exPression

Recognizing that creative expression is an important element in a well-rounded education for the many life skills it teaches, Justin-Siena offers several programs for budding performing artists. In the acclaimed Justin-Siena Theatre Program, students can lend their talents on or off stage from acting, singing, and dancing, to lighting and sound, costumes, and set construction. Our music program of-fers concert, jazz, choral ensembles, and more. Our innovative dance program wows crowds with several performances a year demonstrating a broad spectrum of dance genres. Visiting guest artists give students additional exposure to the many opportunities in the arts.

a call to serve

Students are challenged to put their faith into action. Service to others is central to a Catholic Lasallian education allowing students to discover a world that is desperate for their contributions. Service opportunities are endless, including immersion trips, local aid, and charity drives. Students are further encouraged to identify needs within their own communities and respond.

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Justin-Siena’s Residential Life program receives students 9th through 12th grade.

The student residence is located in a beautiful home on the north side of campus and is comprised of domestic and international students from around the globe. The house, can accommodate up to 28 students.

Student Residents will experience:

• College-prep, residential experience

• Convenience to campus

• Enrichment activities

• Global connections

• Structured and focused study time

• Safe and supervised environment

• Single rooms

LifeResidential

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We invite you to visit our website:

Visits to the school can be arranged via email: [email protected] or telephone at: 707.255.0950

JUSTIN-SIENA’S STUDENT RESIDENCE

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locationEvery year tourists from around the world make the Napa Valley their destination. Napa is located conveniently just 47 miles (76 kilometers) north of San Francisco. Getting to San Francisco is easy by car, bus, ferry, or the Bay Area Rapid Transit (train). Its location provides guests and residents the beauty of the country with the excitement of a major city only about an hour away.

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MoRE oNLINE: More on top scholars, college matriculation, and photos for the Class of 2015 can be found online:

www.justin-siena.org

Meet the Class of 2015

• 160 graduates

• 99% attending college/university*

• 304 colleges received applications from Justin-Siena students

• 223 colleges issued acceptances to Justin-Siena students

• 89 different colleges/universities welcomed Braves this fall

• $2.4 million in scholarships offered to the Class of 2015

Breakdown of College Matriculation

• 86% to a 4-year college

• 13% to a 2-year college

• 52% attending California colleges/universities

• 48% attending out-of-state colleges/universities

• 11 University of California

• 24 California State University

• 21 California Community College

• 10 California Private Colleges

• 23 Catholic Colleges

• 72 Out-of-State Colleges/Universities

• 7 Top 100 Liberal Arts Colleges

• 35 Top 100 National Universities

college PreParatory Program

* One senior is attending the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School and another senior is attending the Hun School of Princeton.

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for 2015—16

Tuition* and Registration Fee

Tuition** per student. . . . . . . . . $16,400New Student Reg Fee. . . . . . . . . . . $450Returning Student Reg Fee. . . . . . $375Residental Tuition Domestic 5-day. . . . . . . . . . . $35,500 Domestic 7-day. . . . . . . . . . $40,450

Textbooksonline/eBook Purchase

Books $400 - $800

Bus Transportation Fees

Annual Bus Pass$1,550

40 Ride Home-to-School Bus Pass $200

Bus service to Solano County; Sonoma;Napa Valley north to St. Helena & Calistoga; and south to American Canyon & Vallejo

We are called as a Catholic school in the Lasallian tradition to make our education accessible to all students regardless of family financial circum-stances. We encourage qualified students to apply for admission and for tuition assistance even if there is financial concern.

* Tuition for the 2016–17 academic year will be determined by our Board of Trustees in late February.

** The tuition package is inclusive of an iPad and most significant fees including student life, athletics, theatre, retreats, yearbook, and graduation.

Tuition and Fees

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with ParentsPartnering

Parents are key partners in ensuring a student’s success. Justin-Siena parents

are involved in the life of the school by volunteering, attending sporting and

performing arts events, and supporting key fundraising initiatives. We encour-

age parents to get involved at whatever level possible by offering time, exper-

tise, and financial support.

In addition to tuition, all parents are asked to participate in the annual

Parent Pledge program by making a 100% tax deductible donation each year

your student attends Justin-Siena. A gift of $1,500 or more helps to bridge

the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating a student. It enables

the school to maintain a balanced budget and ensures access to the very best

resources required by a distinguished college preparatory environment.

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core PrinciplesLasallian

Oconcern for

the Poor and social justice

quality education

faith in the Presence of god

resPect for all Persons

inclusive community

faith in the Presence of godBelief in the living presence of God in our world. Prayer and regular reminders of God’s presence create the prevailing spirit of the school where all are taught to discover how God is active in our lives and to learn to see the world through eyes of faith.

resPect for all PersonsA concerted effort by the school to respect the dignity of all persons.

inclusive communityA united community where diversity is respected, where no one is left out, and where everyone finds a place.

concern for the Poor and social justiceThe school demonstrates a sensitivity toward the poor and those suffering from injustice.

quality educationAn education is provided that prepares students not only for success in college, but also for success in all of their future endeavors.

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Contact: alicia valdivia Director of Admissions 707.255.0950 ext. 621 [email protected] letty herreraAdmissions Assistant707.255.0950 ext. [email protected]

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