Enrollment
How to enroll
Enrolling at St. Joseph Marquette is simple and straightforward. We'll guide your family through each step and make sure you have everything you need to become part of our community.
Before you enroll
Key dates and age requirements
Current families enroll first from January 21 through February 5. Enrollment then opens to new families on February 8 and is processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Age 4 by August 31, and able to use the restroom independently.
Age 5 by August 31.
The steps
Three steps to enroll
Every family, returning or new, follows the same path.
Choose your tuition plan
Choose your tuition plan and review your volunteer and fundraising commitments by completing the Promissory Note. One per family.
Pay the registration fee
$125 per student, non-refundable. Pay online, or mail a check or money order with your forms.
Submit your paperwork
Mail or email your completed forms and any required documents to our registrar, Sarah Feusner, or call the office at (509) 575-5557 with questions.
New to St. Joe's
New and transfer students
To help us get to know your child and prepare for their first day, new families provide the following documents in addition to their enrollment forms.
Registration and Emergency Information Form
One form is required for each enrolling student.
Required student records
Must be a certified copy of the birth certificate (not the hospital certificate) and immunization records and a Baptismal certificate, if Catholic.
Completed Parent Background check
Helps ensure a safe environment for all students and families.
Placement
New and transfer students complete a brief reading, writing, and math placement check. The principal reviews the results, with the grade-level teacher when available, to place your child where they'll thrive. It isn't a test to pass. It helps the school get to know your child.
Questions? Call the school
We'd love to answer your questions and help you learn more about St. Joseph Marquette.
Nondiscrimination policy
St. Joseph Marquette Catholic School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.