Thank you for your interest in Beaumont! We welcome you to apply.
Below you will find application processes for 1) 8th-grade students applying from a Catholic grade school, 2) 8th-grade students applying from a public, charter, private, or home school, and 3) transfer students. All applications for the Class of 2029 must be submitted by Friday, January 17, 2025.
The Beaumont Admissions Committee is committed to reviewing students thoroughly and holistically. Acceptance packages will be delivered in the afternoon on February 5 and decision letters emailed on February 6. Save the date for Beaumont’s Acceptance Party on Friday, February 7 from 5:30-7 pm! Families are asked to finalize their admission decision by February 14. Registration for the Class of 2029 begins shortly thereafter. Go Blue Streaks!
Catholic Grade School Applicants
We’re thrilled that you’re considering continuing your Catholic education at Beaumont! If you have not done so already, please create a Parent Portal. Catholic grade schools instruct families on how to use the Diocesean application in early January, and the Diocseasn application is due to grade schools on Friday, January 10. Catholic applications are sent only to the student’s first-choice school as noted on the application. Students interested in attending Beaumont School should indicate Beaumont as their first choice. The Catholic application, together with the student’s records, are forwarded to the Beaumont Admissions Office by the applicant’s school. However, applicants must complete additional aspects of the Beaumont application through the Parent Portal, specifically the Personal Statement and the HSPT score upload (if not completed at Beaumont). If applicants indicate Beaumont School is their first choice, but they are not admitted, Beaumont will automatically forward their applications to their second choice school and notify the family. Please mark your calendars with a few important application deadlines:
--November 15: Submit your application to FACTS to receive priority consideration for tuition assistance.
--December 13: Upload your Academic and/or Life, Leadership, Service Scholarship via the Parent Portal.
--January 10: Make sure your application is submitted through your Catholic grade school in order to be considered for Beaumont’s Class of 2029! Go Blue Streaks!
--January 17: Make sure additional items on your application are complete through the Parent Portal.
Public, Charter, Private, or Homeschool Applicants
We’re thrilled that you’re considering continuing your education at Beaumont! The application deadline is January 17, 2025. If you have not done so already, please create a Parent Portal. The Parent Portal features a personalized Enrollment checklist that will guide you through the application process. Keep in mind that the following items are required items on the application. More detailed information regarding the upload of these items can be found on your Parent Portal checklist:
1) A Prospective Student Profile
2) A Personal Statement
3) Entrance exam scores
4) Complete school records from the 6th, 7th, and current 8th grades, including a transcript, standardized test scores, and conduct and attendance records.
5) Two teacher recommendations from core subjects like Math, English, Science, and Social Studies.
Please mark your calendars with a few important application deadlines:
--November 15: Submit your application to FACTS to receive priority consideration for tuition assistance.
--December 13: Upload your Academic and/or Life, Leadership, Service Scholarship via the Parent Portal.
--January 17:Make sure your application is complete to be considered for Beaumont’s Class of 2029! Go Blue Streaks!
Transfer Applicants
We’re thrilled that you’re considering joining us at Beaumont! Before you apply, please connect with the Office of Admissions at admissions@beaumontschool.org or 216-325-1661. Then, create a Parent Portal. The Parent Portal features a personalized Enrollment checklist that will guide you through the application process. Keep in mind that the following items are required items on the Transfer application.More detailed information regarding the upload of these items can be on your Parent Portal checklist:
1) A Prospective Student Profile
2) A Personal Statement
3) Complete school records from the previous two and current grades, including a transcript, standardized test scores, and conduct and attendance records.
4) Two teacher recommendations from core subjects like Math, English, Science, and Social Studies.
Please mark your calendars with a few important application deadlines:
--ASAP: The priority deadline for tuition assistance is November 15, but please be sure to submit an application to FACTS as soon as possible in the case there are additional funds available for Transfer students.
--May 1: We suggest that students seeking to transfer apply by May 1. Although we consider Transfer student applications until August 1, applying by May 1 ensures a more seamless application process and timely admissions decision.
Admission FAQs
Does Beaumont accept state scholarships?
Yes, Beaumont accepts four Ohio Department of Education State Scholarships. You are eligible to apply for one of these scholarships once your student is enrolled at Beaumont: EdChoice, EdChoice Expansion (see EdChoice Expansion Amounts by FPL), Jon Peterson Special Needs (JPSN), or Cleveland. All families are eligible for an ODE State Scholarship.
When will we know what financial package we are being offered?
Financial aid packages will be emailed to families as a PDF letter by Saturday, December 21, 2024. If you have questions or concerns about the package offered, contact Seth Boda at sboda@beaumontschool.org. Please note that the offer of a financial package is contingent upon admission to Beaumont School and does not serve as an understanding of acceptance.
If my student is a public, charter, or homeschool applicant, what are the required pieces of the Beaumont application?
First, make sure you have a Parent Portal, which will build a personalized application checklist for your student. On the checklist, items prefaced with "Application Item" are required for application to Beaumont School. These include the Prospective Student Profile; results of the Entrance Exam; School Records (academic, attendance, and conduct records, along with standardized test scores, from 6-8th grades); two core subject Teacher Recommendations; and a Personal Statement. Applications are due January 17.
If my student currently attends a Catholic school, how will she apply?
Your Catholic school will guide you through the process and send a complete Catholic school application to us. We will then upload the application to your student’s checklist under the item “Catholic Application form.” You do not need to complete additional application items on the Portal checklist. Applications open for Catholic school students on January 2 and are due to your Catholic school on January 10. Catholic school students should be sure to select Beaumont as their first choice on the Catholic school application or we will not have access to their application.
How will my daughter find out if she is accepted?
Students who are accepted will receive a special delivery on their doorstep the afternoon of Wednesday, February 5. The family will receive an email the afternoon of Thursday, February 6. Families with students who are not accepted at Beaumont will be notified by phone call and email on Thursday, February 6.
I missed the November 15 deadline to complete my FACTS tuition assistance application. What now?
Complete your FACTS application now. November 15 was the deadline for priority consideration. If funds remain, you will be considered for a financial aid package. If you have trouble uploading documents to FACTS, please contact them directly at 866-441-4637. If you do not require financial assistance from Beaumont School, you are not required to complete a FACTS application.
Are there specific admissions steps I need to follow if my student currently has an IEP, ETR, 504, or other accommodations plan?
All students with an IEP, ETR, 504, or other accommodations plan should have taken the HSPT at Beaumont on December 7 with accommodations or called to arrange an alternate testing appointment; additionally, families should have uploaded current documentation, including Individual Education Plan (IEP), Evaluation Team Report (ETR), 504, and/or other formal plans by November 23. Please contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@beaumontschool.org or 216-325-1661 with any questions.
My daughter did not qualify for Academic or Presidential merit scholarships. Is there a scholarship she can apply for that is not merit-based?
YES! In addition to the Beaumont legacy and sister scholarships, Beaumont offers the “Life, Leadership, Service Scholarship.” All incoming freshmen, regardless of HSPT score, are invited to apply by writing an essay of 500 words or less responding to the following prompt: “Beaumont educates women for life, leadership and service. How have you served others, demonstrated authentic leadership, or taken on new tasks or challenges to live a purposeful life?” Awards vary between $500 and $2,500. The Life, Leadership, Service Scholarship submission date has been extended to Sunday, December 15 at 11:59 pm! Please submit the essay to the Parent Portal.
Does Beaumont offer transportation?
Beaumont does not offer transportation to and from school. Some local school districts do provide transportation via district bussing. However, our students hail from nearly 43 cities, and our Admissions Team is happy to help facilitate carpools. Additionally, Beaumont publishes an opt-in family directory each fall, sortable by zip code, so you can easily connect with families near you!
If my daughter is accepted to Beaumont, what’s next?
Celebration! Mark your calendars for our Class of 2029 Admissions Welcome Party on Friday, February 7 from 5:30-7 pm! Parents are invited to a Welcome Event in the St. Angela Merici Chapel, while girls celebrate with their new Beaumont sisters in the MAK Dining Hall.
Then, be sure to accept Beaumont’s enrollment offer by Friday, February 14. Families will begin the process of course registration with school counselors in March.
