Since 1950, Santa Catalina has been a leader in education for young women. We know that inside each student there is a purpose waiting to be fulfilled. At Santa Catalina, our students already have a head start.
It’s a fact that girls’ school graduates have a significant edge in the world over their coed peers, and the advantages of Santa Catalina reach far beyond statistics. You’ll have a safe place to focus and explore your passions. You’ll have a beautiful campus on which to make lasting friendships and feel comfortable with your place in the world.
Santa Catalina is a place where you can take risks, knowing people here will support you. You’ll discover talents, interests, and skills you never knew existed within yourself. You’ll be engaged – intellectually, creatively, athletically, and spiritually – to help you see things in new ways. Join one of our interscholastic athletic teams or maybe the hip-hop dance group. Run for a Student Senate position, become a member of Amnesty International, or help in the organic garden. The extracurricular opportunities are limited only by your imagination.
Our curriculum will encourage you to discover DaVinci, explore environmental issues, and debate everything from poetry to political issues to celebrity pop culture. Your class options will be diverse and innovative, and could include Global Conflict and Resolution in the 21st Century, Peace and Justice, World Literature, or Mandarin Chinese. Engaged learning can include a satellite news broadcast in French, or a guest scientist from Stanford University. The curriculum will expand your mind and stimulate your curiosity.
We teach the way girls learn most effectively, often with open discussion and group projects. Our faculty is available, involved, and interested in you. They know the point of school is not so much what you learn, as what learning allows you to accomplish in the world when you leave.
Your personal and academic journey will include preparation for life beyond our campus. Our college counseling program will support your journey, and your college decisions will be informed by your academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular experiences. When you take that next step, you join generations of young women who began inventing their futures at Santa Catalina and are now realizing their dreams.
If you’re looking for a school that helps you discover the person you are meant to become – Santa Catalina is the place to begin.
It’s a fact that girls’ school graduates have a significant edge in the world over their coed peers, and the advantages of Santa Catalina reach far beyond statistics. You’ll have a safe place to focus and explore your passions. You’ll have a beautiful campus on which to make lasting friendships and feel comfortable with your place in the world.
Santa Catalina is a place where you can take risks, knowing people here will support you. You’ll discover talents, interests, and skills you never knew existed within yourself. You’ll be engaged – intellectually, creatively, athletically, and spiritually – to help you see things in new ways. Join one of our interscholastic athletic teams or maybe the hip-hop dance group. Run for a Student Senate position, become a member of Amnesty International, or help in the organic garden. The extracurricular opportunities are limited only by your imagination.
Our curriculum will encourage you to discover DaVinci, explore environmental issues, and debate everything from poetry to political issues to celebrity pop culture. Your class options will be diverse and innovative, and could include Global Conflict and Resolution in the 21st Century, Peace and Justice, World Literature, or Mandarin Chinese. Engaged learning can include a satellite news broadcast in French, or a guest scientist from Stanford University. The curriculum will expand your mind and stimulate your curiosity.
We teach the way girls learn most effectively, often with open discussion and group projects. Our faculty is available, involved, and interested in you. They know the point of school is not so much what you learn, as what learning allows you to accomplish in the world when you leave.
Your personal and academic journey will include preparation for life beyond our campus. Our college counseling program will support your journey, and your college decisions will be informed by your academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular experiences. When you take that next step, you join generations of young women who began inventing their futures at Santa Catalina and are now realizing their dreams.
If you’re looking for a school that helps you discover the person you are meant to become – Santa Catalina is the place to begin.
Matriculation
Academics
Extracurricular Activities
Community
Reviews
Chinese Student Mgmt
Boarding Grades: 9-12
All-girls
Rural
ESL: No
Tuition:
$52,000
# of Student:
233
Teacher:Student:
1:8
International Student:
16.00%
AP Courses:
21
Endowment:
$120,172/student
Faculty w/ adv. degree:
77%
SAT:
1778/2400
Acceptance Rate
8.00%
8.00%
Spots Next Year
1 - 5
1 - 5
% Chinese Student
4.07%
4.07%
TOEFL
SSAT%
SSAT
Min.
Avg.
Santa Catalina School_ 2011-12 Year-at-a-Glance
An Introduction To Our School
All graduates (2011-2015) | ||
3 | Yale University | 1 + |
4 | Columbia University | 1 + |
4 | Stanford University | 1 + |
4 | University of Chicago | 1 + |
7 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 1 + |
8 | Duke University | 1 + |
10 | California Institute of Technology | 1 + |
10 | Johns Hopkins University | 1 + |
12 | Dartmouth College | 1 + |
12 | Northwestern University | 1 + |
14 | Brown University | 1 + |
15 | Cornell University | 1 + |
15 | Washington University in St. Louis | 1 + |
18 | University of Notre Dame | 1 + |
21 | Emory University | 1 + |
21 | Georgetown University | 1 + |
23 | Carnegie Mellon University | 1 + |
23 | University of Southern California | 1 + |
26 | University of Virginia | 1 + |
27 | Tufts University | 1 + |
Chinese graduates (2019) | ||
21 | Emory University | 1 |
Total 21
Calculus AB | Art History | Biology |
Calculus BC | Chemistry | English Literature and Composition |
Environmental Science | French Language and Culture | Latin |
Spanish Language and Culture | Spanish Literature and Culture | United States History |
World History | Chinese Language and Culture | English Language and Composition |
Human Geography | Music Theory | Physics 1 |
Physics 1 | Physics C: Mechanics | Studio Art: 2-D Design |
Total 14
Basketball | Cross Country | Diving |
Equestrain | Field Hockey | Golf |
Lacrosse | Soccer | Softball |
Swimming | Tennis | Track and Field |
Volleyball | Water Polo |
Total 28
Accents (Dance) | Amnesty International | Asian Club |
Ballet | Big / Little Sisters | British Lit |
BURRITO (improv group) | Catalinan (Yearbook) | Community Service |
ECCO (a capella) | Fencing | French Club |
Jazz Dance | Lady Rhythmics | Model UN |
Mosaic (Literary Magazine) | National History Society | Operation Smile |
Peace and Justice | Peer Tutoring | Pi Math Club |
R4 (Environmental Club) | Senate (Student Council) | Senior Prefects |
Spanish Club | Spiritual Life Committee | STAR |
The Lamplighter (Student Newspaper) |
*Official data sources including school websites and admission offices.
*Public data sources including: yelp.com, city-data.com.
*User generated data for section Q&A and section Review.
Year Founded |
1950 |
School Website |
http://www.santacatalina.org |
School Address |
1500 Mark Thomas Drive Monterey, CA 93940 |
State |
California |
Phone Number |
831-655-9356 |
Admission Office Email |
admission@santacatalina.org |
Campus Size |
36 acres |
Boarding Rate |
50% |
Religious Affiliation |
Catholic |
Deadline |
02/01 |
School Code |
TOEFL:8102 SSAT:7132 ISEE:54087 |
Pre Interview |
No Requirement |
Other Accepted Scores |
SSAT,ISEE,TOEFL,PSAT |
# of Chinese Students |
10 |
Grades open for Chinese Students |
0 -0 |
School
FS Avg
Total 7
- 5.0 / 5
-
Total 0
-
Overall
0.0 / 5 -
Academics
0.0 / 5 -
Campus
0.0 / 5 -
Student Life
0.0 / 5 -
Athletic&Art
0.0 / 5 -
Transportation
0.0 / 5
Total 27