Will Catholic/Private High Schools accept D+ Students?

Don't worry about the not getting accepted part there's nothing u can do now. I'm in 8th grade and go 2 a catholic school and lots of people in my class applied to catholic high schools. Many of them are D students and applied. What i would do is have your mom or dad call as soon as possible the school admissions office and ask to reschedule the interview. I know this next part sounds really dorky but talk to your teacher.....tell her u really want to get your grades up and ask her if there is anything u can do to get them up. Lots of people in my class didn't get accepted to catholic high schools and there going to charter schools. You should look into those as a back up plan because there like in the middle of catholic and public schools. Good Luck!!!

In my experience, private schools will take anybody with the money to pay for it. In fact, where I live, private schools are easier and have lower academic standards than the public ones.

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Well I guess it sort of depends on the rules of the school, but I think (sorry to break it to ya) probably they won't if the school is pretty strict. And if it's a private school.......I think no, sorry.