FAQs
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Q: Is bussing available for Sandusky Central Catholic School students? A: Bussing is available for students coming from the Margaretta, Perkins, Huron, and Sandusky school districts. Sandusky Central Catholic School is also exploring transportation opportunities from other areas. Q: Are SCCS teachers licensed and certified? A: All Sandusky Central Catholic Early Childhood Center, Elementary, Junior High, and High School Teachers are licensed and certified professionals. An impressive number of our faculty and staff possess Masters Degrees in their areas of expertise. Q: Is there an after school program available from Sandusky Central Catholic School? A: Sandusky Central Catholic School does provide an after school Extended Day Program. Kids stay on our campus right after school and have the opportunity to play outside, do homework, and have snacks under the supervision of qualified adults. Q: Where do I go for help with Registration? A: Stop in the Admissions Office located in the main hall at 410 W. Jefferson St. and talk with Director of Admissions Cindy McClung. Cindy will be glad to assist you in any way possible. You can also call for admissions information and tuition assistance programs at 419-626-1892 x266. Q: What can I do to help lower my tuition? A: Be sure to complete a FACTS form (available in the Finance Office). You can also use programs like SCRIP to offset tuition costs. Use SCRIP to purchase gift cards for places you normally dine out or shop (ie: Kroger, Corso’s) and a percentage of your purchase goes directly toward your tuition at SCCS. SCRIP forms are located in each campus office. To go to our Tuition Assistance page please click here. Q: How can I arrange to visit the school? A: Prospective parents and students can arrange a campus visit by calling 419-626-1892 ext. 266. Prospective junior high and high school students are always welcome to shadow current students for a day and can call 419-626-1892 ext. 266. to arrange your “Panther for a Day" visit. Alumni wishing to tour the school individually or as part of a class reunion can make arrangements by calling the Chad Kresser or Bryce Roth in the Alumni/Development Office at 419-626-1892 ext. 279. Q: How can I get medication (ie: Tylenol, cough medicine) to my child during the school day? A: Parents can make arrangements for their child to receive medication during the school day by contacting the campus nurse. All medications must be dispensed through the nurse’s office. |
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