FAQ

Student-Provided Windows 11 Laptops 

All students are required to bring their own Windows 11 laptop. Other devices such as MacBooks, Chromebooks and iPads are not allowed as some courses require the use of software that will only run on a Windows-based computer.   

Gray polo and blue pants. Our vendor is Collegiate House in Medford. While our Middle Schools options are not yet online for shopping, you can get a feeling for the design and cost. 

Financial Aid is available. Malden Catholic does not accept merit scholarships at this time. Payment plans are available through the FACTS program used at private schools nationwide. 

Students in good standing are welcomed and encouraged to continue their education at Malden Catholic. The HSPT test is not required for students transitioning from 8th to 9th grade. 

Yes, students will need to purchase books as determined by curriculum requirements. 

Yes. Visit the transportation page to view routes and stop times. There is a charge for this service.  

Middle School students have lunch in a dedicated middle school dining commons and High School students eat in the main dining room.

No. Upon enrollment, a placement test for Math and English will be administered by MC faculty. 

Yes.  “Specials” including Art, Music, STEM, Physical Education and Study Skills will be available.  

School hours are 8:00am – 2:20pm 

Latin, Spanish, and Italian will be offered. 

Post enrollment assessments, report cards, and teacher recommendations will be used to place students in appropriate classes. Math is the only leveled course, at this time, with an advanced and grade level track. 

Yes. A nurse will be available in a dedicated health center for Middle School students. 

Yes, there is a dedicated space and an Academic Support Teacher who is specific to Middle School aged learners. 

The Academic Support Teacher will teach Study Skills to all students to aid with executive functioning and workload management as a part of the standard schedule. 

Yes, although this is the level of services is contingent to review by student services. The Academic Support Teacher can accommodate some level of needs, but not all. 

Yes. We are conscious of the specific social emotional and academic support needs of our youngest students and the counselor will be available specifically for all students in need of counseling. 

MC will also have an Advisory course, which is a program designed to help students navigate new social dynamics and develop strong mental health habits.