RAFFLE INFORMATION

ACADEMICS

Proceeds to benefit Catholic education in the Danville area.

The Schlarman High School 2008 Annual Spring Raffle tickets go on sale Tuesday, February 19, 2008. Tickets can be picked up at the Schlarman Development Office Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

FOR THE 2nd YEAR ... Pay Day Drawings
Visit the website for more information at
www.schlarmanraffle.com or www.schlarmanhighschoolraffle.com

The Early Bird drawing is set for Saturday, March 15th at Turtle Run Banquet Center, 332 E. Liberty Lane, Danville.

The MAIN DRAWING is Saturday, May 3, 2008, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 310 Bryan Avenue, Danville.

You need not be present to win. A complete list of rules is available.

Schlarman High School seeks to offer both quality Catholic education and Christian formation.  Graduation requirements from Schlarman High School exceed the minimum requirements set by the State of Illinois. The requirements also meet the basic admission requirements for colleges and universities not only in the state of Illinois but many other states as well.

MISSION STATEMENT

BEYOND ACADEMICS

Schlarman High School is a Roman Catholic secondary school whose mission is to provide a student-focused educational environment, based upon the Gospel values, that promotes the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of our students by teaching the arts and sciences in a climate of academic inquiry; sharing the Catholic faith and our many cultural traditions; and, witnessing the Good News as a people of God in a caring and supportive Christian atmosphere.

The co-curricular activities of Schlarman High School are to provide enriching educational experiences in both athletic and activity programs. Schlarman offers numerous opportunities for cocurricular experiences including 10 clubs and organizations and 15 Varsity sports. Over 95% of our students are involved in at least one co-curricular activitiy. Students are also required to complete a minimum of one-hundred (100) hours of volunteer service through the Faith Alive Community Service program prior to graduation.

WHO WE ARE

HONORS & ACHIEVEMENTS

In the early 1940's, Danville area Catholics sensed a need for a Catholic high school. Approval for the school was secured from Bishop Joseph H. Schlarman. Classes for thirty-nine students began at St. Patrick's School in September, 1945. In 1946, the W. G. Hartshorn Estate was purchased and renovated for educational purposes. As the student body grew, nine classrooms, a gymnasium, and an athletic field were added.

Schlarman High School is a Christian institution within the Roman Catholic tradition. We believe in each person's unique worth because he/she is created by God and called to a particular end or destiny. The primary obligation for education and Christian formation rests with the parents; we share in this during the time the student is entrusted to the school.

Students are admitted to Schlarman High School without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national or ethnic origin. Sixteen percent of our students are non-Catholic and 19% receive tuition assistance.

Schlarman High School is fully accredited by North Central Association and is a member of the National Catholic Education Association and the Illinois High School Association.

Schlarman currently has an enrollment of 194 students. Because of our size we are able to offer a student to teacher ratio of 11 to 1. Our outstanding college-prep curriculum includes both honors and Advanced Placement courses. Dual enrollment classes, which enable our students to earn both high school and tuition-free college credit, are available through Danville Area Community College.