Xavier High School faculty and other professional teachers Academic and social mentoring from multicultural college students.The CSP goal is to create a culture where smart, multicultural young men thrive. Each student will be evaluated on the merits of his application and admission is not guaranteed from one year to the next. Students who demonstrate that they are smart, active learners, nice and hardworking will be admitted to the program. Each student is evaluated based on his grades, teacher recommendations, standardized test scores and leadership potential. The Summer Companion Scholars Program has a competitive admissions process with a limited number of spots. The program concludes with a field day, family cookout and awards celebration. Students take educational field trips to a variety of off-campus sites such as underground Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Zoo, Great American Ballpark and Museum, and a Canoe/Rafting Trip. The full fourth week of the program consists of academic field trips. Afternoons consist of a homework period, an elective course, along with a Physical Education Class. Xavier faculty and other experienced teachers in the areas of math, science, reading and writing. The academically rigorous four-week summer program is designed in the following way: Mornings consist of four academic classes taught by St. Xavier High School for any high achieving African American, Hispanic, multicultural or low income young men currently in the sixth or seventh grades from any Cincinnati area school. The Summer Companion Scholars Program is an academic enrichment program developed by St. The current partner schools for the year round program include:
CSP students and their families are also invited to several social functions at St. Xavier's campus which include a variety of academic lessons, motivational speakers and activities, and social time with their tutor/mentor. CSP students are invited to monthly academic enrichment days on St. Xavier students provide weekly tutoring and mentoring to the CSP students at their schools. Sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys are selected by their schools to participate based on grades, behavior, and potential leadership skills. Xavier High School partners with six local middle schools that primarily serve students from moderate to lower socioeconomic backgrounds. The program has two components: the Year Round program and the Summer program. Xavier High School for selected young men in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades from various Cincinnati area schools. The Companion Scholars Program (CSP) is an academic enrichment program developed by St. The primary mission of the program is to prepare non-traditional middle school students with the academic and social skills necessary to succeed in the academically rigorous college preparatory curriculum at St.
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