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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

ADMISSIONS FAQs

WHAT IS THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS?

  • Submit your school application
  • Determine funding
  • Finalize enrollment

 

HOW DO I ENROLL MY CHILD?

Start your application today by visiting the Admission pages for our North and South campuses.

WHEN IS YOU APPLICATION DEADLINE?

School applications open on September 1 and will remain open until all seats are filled.

WHAT FUNDING OPTIONS DO YOU HAVE?
  • Milwaukee Choice Scholarship Program - for families that live in the city of Milwaukee.
  • Wisconsin Choice Scholarship Program - for families who do NOT live in the city of Milwaukee or the Racine Unified School District.
  • Special Needs Scholarship - for students who have an active Individual Education Plan and have been deemed serviceable
  • Private Pay - for families who do not qualify for a scholarship program. Flexible payment options and discounts are available. For more information on tuition and accessibility, fill out this form.

DO YOU REQUIRE AN ENTRANCE EXAM?

We do not require an entrance exam. Instead, we use placement assessments to understand each student’s academic level and provide the right support to help them grow and succeed. These assessments are never used to approve or deny admission.

DO YOU REQUIRE LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION OR INTERVIEWS FOR ADMISSION?

No. Our process is designed to be simple and accessible for families.

DO YOU PROVIDE ADMISSIONS ASSISTANCE?

Yes, we provide one-on-one assistance to help families navigate the process. Schedule an appointment with admissions at augprep.org/meet.

WHEN WILL I KNOW IF MY CHILD IS ACCEPTED?

A proof of enrollment email/letter will be sent once all of the steps of the multi-step admissions process have been completed.

WHAT ARE THE SCHOOL START AND END TIMES FOR 2026-2027?

South K4-5th Grade:

Doors Open 7:10am

Classes Start 7:45am

Classes End: 2:55pm

Dismissal and Optional After-School Clubs: 2:55pm-3:45pm

South 6th-12th Grade:

Doors Open 7:10am

Classes Start 8:00am

Classes End: 3:35pm

Dismissal: 3:35pm-3:50pm

North K4-5th Grade:

Doors Open 7:35am

Classes Start 8:00am

Classes End: 3:20pm

Dismissal: 3:20pm-3:50pm

North 6th & 9th Grade:

Doors Open 7:30am

Classes Start 8:00am

Classes End: 3:35pm

Dismissal: 3:35pm-3:50pm

WHAT GRADES DO YOU OFFER?

We offer K4 - 12 at our South Campus. Our North Campus will offer K4-6, and 9th for the 2026-2027 school year and an add additional grade level for each following year growing to offer K4 - 12.

WHAT IS YOUR SCHOOL SIZE?

North Campus - approximately 330 (inaugural year)

South Campus - approximately 2,300

HOW MANY FRESHMEN SEATS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR?

North Campus - 100

South Campus - 300

ARE YOU A BILINGUAL SCHOOL?

We are a monolingual English school. We offer Spanish as an elective, but we do not offer English as a Second Language (ESL). 

DO YOU OFFER TRANSPORTATION?

Transportation is not offered at either campus.

ARE STUDENTS REQUIRED TO WEAR UNIFORMS?

Yes, all students are expected to be in uniform every day. School uniforms differ by school level. The current uniform provider is Goldfish Uniforms (5300 W Lincoln Ave, West Allis, WI 53219).

WHEN DOES SCHOOL START?

August 2026 (exact date TBD)

DO YOU OFFER BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE?

We do not offer before care, but at our South Campus we partner with Boys and Girls Club to offer a limited after school care program. (Fees may apply.)

ACADEMICS FAQs

WHAT IS YOUR AVERAGE ACT SCORE?

We celebrate individual student growth as a key measure of success. On average, our students improve their ACT scores by about 4 points from the time they start to their junior year, nearly twice the national average growth!


WHAT CURRICULUM DOES AUG PREP USE?

We have analyzed several curricula in every grade level and content area in order to identify the best options for our students. We believe that curriculum is a tool to be utilized by a highly effective teacher, but every student is different and must be approached as an individual. We have identified “power standards” in every grade, with rigorous end of year goals for students. Teachers will have a variety of tools and guides to help them pursue those goals, while still respecting the individual teaching style of the teacher and the academic needs of the student.

 

WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY PERSONALIZED LEARNING?

We strive to provide each student with what they need to learn and continue lifelong learning. For some students this may mean after school or WIN-time tutoring; for others it may mean additional 'challenge’ classwork to keep the student engaged in learning. Mainly, for most students and on a daily basis, personalized learning will consist of modified learning activities to meet students where they are in their learning and challenge them to master the power standards.

 

WHAT CLASSES ARE OFFERED AT AUG PREP?

We offer, Visual Art, Drama, Music, STEM (engineering, computer science, and biomedical sciences), and Physical Education (including water safety/swimming).

 

ARE ALL OF YOUR TEACHERS CERTIFIED?

Yes, all of our classroom teachers are certified instructors. Because we recruit teachers from all over the country, there are teachers that are working with out-of-state teaching licenses.

FAITH FAQs

WHAT FAITH/RELIGION IS PRACTICED AT AUG PREP?

St. Augustine Prep is a non-denominational Christian school committed to helping students understand Scripture and develop a personal relationship with Jesus. To this end, students will have the opportunity to study the Bible and Christian theology in the classroom and attend regular chapel services.Because we believe Jesus calls us to follow Him in every aspect of our lives, all classes are taught from a Christian worldview. Our teachers integrate faith into their subject areas, helping students see how the truths of Scripture connect to every discipline. Students will be encouraged to explore how subjects such as science and literature align with a Biblical perspective.In all that we do, our goal is to demonstrate that the gospel powerfully shapes the way Christians live every part of their lives.

ATHLETICS

WHAT SPORTS DO YOU OFFER AT AUG PREP AND FOR WHAT GRADES?

Current South Campus Offerings:
  • Boys/Girls Soccer (K4 - 12th Grade)
  • Boys/Girls Basketball (K4 - 12th Grade)
  • Boys/Girls Cross Country (6th - 12th Grade)
  • Boys/Girls Track (6th - 12th Grade)
  • Boys/Girls Swim (1st - 12th Grade) *South Campus
  • Boys/Girls Volleyball (1st - 12th Grade)
  • Softball (9th - 12th Grade)
  • Baseball (9th - 12th Grade)
  • Dance (6th - 12th Grade)
 
North Campus sports programs will be added in the near future.

 

DO YOU NEED A SPORTS PHYSICAL TO PARTICIPATE IN A SPORT?

Yes, any High School student participating in a sport must have a valid Athletic Physical clearance form on file prior to starting any sport.

 

DO ALL STUDENTS RECEIVE SWIM SAFETY CLASSES?

Yes, all students starting from K4 through 12th grade will be offered swimming classes during the school day at no cost to the parent at the South Campus. Students with a higher level of swimming ability have the opportunity to join swim teams or clubs after school.

HEALTH FAQs

WHAT SERVICES DO YOU PROVIDE AT THE PAT & RACHEL ENGLISH CLINIC?

Ascension Healthcare provides medical services to students and in the future will serve parents of students. There plans include to develop and teach a health curriculum for all grades. Ascension Healthcare will also help teach a series of high school courses to prepare students for careers in a broad range of medical professions.

 

SSCHC will be providing basic non-emergency health care services in our Pat and Rachel English Clinic. All St. Augustine Prep students and their family members may receive services at the in-school clinic. Family members include all household members.

 

WHAT MEALS ARE PROVIDED?

We participate in the USDA School Breakfast Program, the National School Lunch Program, the Fresh Food and Vegetable Program, and the After School Snack Program. As a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) school, all enrolled students, including during summer school, are able to receive breakfast, lunch free of charge, should they choose to take them. Students participating in clubs or activities open to all students may receive the after school snack free of charge.