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Beaumont School

Instructs in English

Ages 14 - 18 years

Fees $21,000

Pupils 305

Type Girls School

Beaumont School is an all-girls Catholic high school in the Ursuline tradition, located on a 21-acre campus in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The curriculum blends a Catholic, college-preparatory liberal arts program with Honors, AP, and International Baccalaureate courses, offering either the IB Diploma Programme or individual IB classes. Since 2017, Beaumont has been an IB World School and remains the region's only all-girls high school in Northeast Ohio offering Full IB Diploma Programme. Integrated supports include Merici Center for Success and Group Guidance with College Counseling to guide students through high school into college. Graduation options include Academic Scholars, Academic Honors Diploma, International Baccalaureate Honors Diploma, and the Full IB Diploma, alongside signature programs include pre-engineering, Veale Youth Entrepreneurship Forum, and a four-year Studio Art program. Amenities include a STEM Wing, Art Wing, Theater, Fashion Studio, and Music Studio, plus St. Angela Merici Field and Lake Garda in a 140,000-square-foot building.

Location

3301 North Park Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118. Beaumont School is an all-girls Catholic high school in the Ursuline tradition. The campus sits on 21 acres and hosts athletics, arts, and student life spaces. The Main Office is the school's main entrance, with the Admissions Office also on site to assist prospective families.

Stages

High school.

Type

All-girls Catholic high school in the Ursuline tradition.

Additional learning support

Merici Center for Success Academic Support.

Country affiliation

United States

Religious affiliation

Catholic

Bus service

Beaumont does not arrange bus transportation. Transportation is arranged by families, including carpool lists or by the family's public school district; Public transportation via RTA may be used where available.

Application fees

- Beaumont does not publish a separate Beaumont application fee on its public admissions pages. A $35 fee is required when submitting a FACTS Grant & Aid application for tuition assistance.

Tuition (2026–2027 academic year)

- Annual tuition: USD 21,000 per student for the 2026–2027 school year. This single tuition amount applies to the high-school year groups (grades 9–12); Beaumont publishes a flat annual tuition rather than separate amounts by grade.

Term / payment structure and billing schedule

- Beaumont invoices and collects tuition through an annual billing cycle managed with FACTS Payment Plan registration. Key recurring timing used by the school:
- June: FACTS Payment Plan registration.
- July: Tuition payments begin for the current school year.
- August: Financial obligations must be current to begin first-semester classes.
- October / December / January / April / May: Financial obligations milestones are enforced for interim/semester report cards, the start of second semester, and release of grades/transcripts; tuition payments conclude for the academic year in April.

- Beaumont provides tuition plans via FACTS; specific installment schedules (monthly, quarterly, etc.) are established through FACTS when families enroll in a FACTS Payment Plan.

Enrollment / registration and recurring fees

- New-student non-refundable one-time enrollment (registration) fee: USD 500, due at the time of new-student registration. This fee is non-refundable.

- Annual technology fee: USD 400 per year, assessed annually to support technology and student activities.

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable. Beaumont operates as an all-girls Catholic high school (day school) for grades 9–12.

Other costs and typical incidental fees

- FACTS Grant & Aid application fee (for families applying for tuition assistance): USD 35 at time of FACTS submission.

- Parking permit (student): USD 100 (first-come, first-paid basis); permits purchased during the second semester, if available, are USD 50.

- Swipe-card replacement: USD 15 non-refundable replacement fee if a swipe card is lost.

- Uniform and spirit-store items are available through approved vendors (Schoolbelles, Lands' End and the school Spirit Store); specific prices for uniform items and spirit wear are set by those vendors and the Spirit Store. Beaumont lists required uniform items but does not publish vendor price lists on the tuition page.

Refunds and withdrawal-related terms

- The USD 500 new-student enrollment fee is explicitly non-refundable.

- For student withdrawals, Beaumont requires that all financial obligations be met before transcripts or records are released. The school's continuous-enrollment and withdrawal provisions state that financial obligations remain until formally satisfied. Families should expect withdrawal-related administrative requirements and settlement of outstanding balances before records are processed.

Fee payment options

- Tuition and incidental charges are processed through FACTS Tuition/Payment Management. Families enroll in a FACTS Payment Plan to set an installment schedule and to manage recurring payments.

- FACTS supports payment by automatic bank draft (ACH) and by credit/debit card where the school allows those methods; card transactions may incur a convenience fee assessed by FACTS. The exact payment methods available to a family (ACH, credit/debit card) and any card convenience fees are determined and disclosed when enrolling in the FACTS agreement.

Summary (key figures)

- Annual tuition (2026–2027): USD 21,000.
- New-student non-refundable enrollment fee (one-time): USD 500.
- Annual technology fee: USD 400.
- FACTS Grant & Aid application fee: USD 35.
- Parking permit: USD 100 (USD 50 if purchased in second semester).
- Swipe-card replacement: USD 15.

(End of fees overview.)

Uniform Requirement

Beaumont School has a Dress Uniform, Regular Daily Uniform, Spirit Top Friday Uniform, and Beaumont Dress Down Day Attire. The uniform uses a Beaumont plaid skirt worn at the waist with navy or black tights or leggings and navy polo shirts with the school crest; options include a crest sweater or cardigan. Shoes must be closed-toe with a secured-heel, and shorts, hats, and hoodies are not permitted.

Food Options

Beaumont School has Chef Bo's Kitchen. Meals are served in the Dining Hall, and food and beverages are permitted only in the Dining Room. All deliveries must come through the Main Office; deliveries to students are discouraged and no food deliveries are allowed before the end of the school day.

Governance and Ownership

Beaumont School is governed by a Board of Directors; the Board provides oversight and works with the President and Leadership Team to guide the school's strategic direction.

Curriculum

Beaumont offers a Catholic, college-preparatory liberal arts curriculum. The program includes Honors, AP, and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, with options for the IB Diploma Programme or individual IB courses. Beaumont is an IB World School since 2017 and the only all-girls high school in Northeast Ohio to offer the Full IB Diploma Programme. Merici Center for Success provides integrated academic support, and Group Guidance and College Counseling support students through high school and into college. Graduation options include Academic Scholars, Academic Honors Diploma, International Baccalaureate Honors Diploma, and the Full IB Diploma, along with signature offerings such as pre-engineering, the Veale Youth Entrepreneurship Forum, and a Studio Art program.

Student Teacher Ratio

Average class size is 15, and the average student–teacher ratio is 10:1.

Exam Results

Beaumont has a 100% college acceptance rate and graduates routinely receive merit-based scholarships. The Merici Center for Success notes a 100% placement rate of graduates in colleges, with attendees at Alfred University, Cleveland State University, University of Colorado, University of Cincinnati, John Carroll University, Kent State University, University of Kentucky, Notre Dame College, Savannah College of Art and Design, Ursuline College, Miami University, and other institutions.

Higher Education Progression

Beaumont graduates attend a wide range of colleges across the United States. The school reports a 100% college acceptance rate and 100% college placement for graduates receiving Academic Support Services. Colleges listed by Beaumont's Merici Center include Alfred University, Chatham College, Cleveland State University, University of Colorado, University of Cincinnati, University of Dayton, Edinboro University, Gannon University, John Carroll University, Kent State University, University of Kentucky, Mercyhurst University, Muskingum University, Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan University, Notre Dame College, Savannah College of Art and Design, University of Toledo, Ursuline College, and Miami University.

Gifted and Talented

Academic Scholars is Beaumont's program for high-achieving students. To remain a Scholar, a student must enroll in at least two honors/AP/IB courses per year, meet the Scholars criteria, attend at least one Scholars field trip, and work with a mentor on an independent study project during junior/senior years.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Beaumont has Group Guidance in which students learn self-advocacy, time management, and address issues facing young women.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Merici Center for Success - Academic Support offers full educational support for students with learning differences.

Mental Wellbeing

Campus Ministry thrives on Beaumont's Catholic faith and active leadership. Guidance and College Counseling support students' academic, personal, and social growth while helping them navigate the college search and application process with confidence.

Safeguarding

All employees and volunteers who have contact with students undergo background checks through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation & Identification (BCI&I); a Policy for the Safety of Children in Matters of Sexual Abuse is in place.

History

Beaumont School traces its origins to 1850 when four Ursuline nuns and a laywoman opened the school at 50 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, serving about 300 girls. In 1854, Ohio granted a charter for the Ursuline Academy of Cleveland. In 1942, the school moved to a 27‑acre campus in Cleveland Heights and was renamed Beaumont School for Girls. Beaumont opened a Spiritual Life Center after a 2003 board decision, and the center began serving as a hub for student spiritual, academic and social activities in 2004. A STEM expansion opened in January 2015, and in 2020 The Heart of Beaumont Campaign was announced to upgrade student spaces.

Community

Beaumont offers a range of clubs—from Culinary Club to Model UN—so students can pursue diverse interests. Together with your Beaumont sisters, you'll learn what it means to make a difference in your school, your community, and the world. You'll feel the Beaumont community everywhere—from lunch with friends to the hallways, on stage, and on the field.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Beaumont has active Parents groups, including the Beaumont Mothers' Club and the Beaumont Fathers' Club. Every mom/grandma/mom figure of a Beaumont daughter is automatically a member of the Beaumont Mothers' Club, established in 1953, which contributes to staff and students through events and service. Meetings are held at 6:30 pm in the Krupansky Library and Media Center, and 2024–2025 officers include President Lucy Todaro. The Fathers' Club invites male guardians and friends to join meetings and events; its main goal is to provide financial contributions for student scholarships and school projects and to provide volunteers for activities. A notable Fathers' Club event is the Chili Cook-Off.

Facilities Overview

Beaumont School sits on a 21-acre campus with a 140,000-square-foot building. The St. Ursula Lobby connects the Student Life Center, the Chapel, theater, and the Art Wing, linking key spaces across campus. The Merici Center for Success provides integrated academic support for students with learning differences. The Gymnasium serves as the home court for Beaumont Blue Streaks athletics, and the STEM Wing supports hands-on science and technology learning. Outdoor spaces include St. Angela Merici Field, the Courtyard, and Lake Garda.

Sports Facilities

The Gymnasium is the home court for Beaumont Blue Streaks athletics and hosts Mass and all-school gatherings. St. Angela Merici Field is a championship-caliber turf field for soccer and lacrosse used by student-athletes to train and compete.

Academic Facilities

STEM Wing is a state-of-the-art science and technology hub with modern labs, maker spaces, and classrooms designed for hands-on, inquiry-based learning. Art Wing provides light-filled studios for drawing, painting, ceramics, digital art, and emerging media, with a four-year Studio program culminating in a senior exhibition. Theater is a fully equipped space for musicals and plays, with production work including set building and costume design in collaboration with the Fashion Department. Fashion Studio offers sewing, pattern making, and garment construction in a professional-style workspace. Music Studio houses instruments and choral programs, including the Voices of Harmony, with performances in major concerts each year. Merici Center for Success provides integrated academic support for students with learning differences.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Clubs are part of Student Life on campus. The Theater is a fully equipped space for musicals and plays, with production work coordinated with the Fashion and Arts programs. The Music Studio hosts Voices of Harmony and offers orchestra and instrumental instruction, with two major concerts each year. Athletics are supported by the Gymnasium as the home court for Beaumont Blue Streaks and by St. Angela Merici Field, a turf field for soccer and lacrosse. Mission Integration and Campus Ministry provide prayer, service, retreats, and community-building experiences. Outdoor spaces include the Courtyard and Lake Garda for study, socializing, and reflection.

Academic & Intellectual

The school offers Model UN and Mock Trial, giving students opportunities to engage in diplomacy and legal casework. Be@utech/Engineering Club promotes technology applications and coding, including 3‑D printing projects. National Honor Society and language honor societies—National French Honor Society, National Latin Honor Society, and National Spanish Honor Society—recognize scholarship and leadership, while an Entrepreneur Club fosters problem‑solving and innovation.

Arts & Creative

The Beaumont Drama Club expresses creativity through theatre on stage and behind the scenes. The International Thespian Society recognizes theatre students, while the Drama Club provides performance opportunities. Music Ministry leads the community in prayer and worship through music, and Tri‑M supports leadership and service in music students. Lit Mag fosters love of reading and writing, and the National ART Honor Society recognizes outstanding art scholarship and service.

Cultural & Language

The school offers language and cultural clubs including French Club, Italian Club, Spanish Club (S.A.L.S.A), and Latin Club to promote language study and cultural activities. National honors societies—National French Honor Society, National Latin Honor Society, and National Spanish Honor Society—recognize scholarship and achievement in language subjects. Irish-American Club and PRISM foster cultural exchange and inclusive community, alongside the Social Justice Club focused on global and local justice issues.

Social & Hobbies

Social and hobby clubs include Culinary Club, where students cook and explore global cuisines; Hiking Club, which organizes monthly outdoor adventures; and Fashion Club, which covers design and sewing. These clubs provide opportunities to pursue interests, collaborate with peers, and share talents beyond the classroom.

Community & Service

The Ambassador Club represents Beaumont at campus events, gives tours, and assists Open Houses. Beaumont Bridges welcomes and supports freshmen and new students as they transition into the community. The National Honor Society encourages leadership, scholarship, service, and character, and its chapters mobilize service activities within the school and community. The Social Justice Club and PRISM promote inclusion and awareness across campus.

Leadership & Professional

Student Council is an elected body that represents the student body and acts as an intermediary with administration. Ambassador Club leads in representing Beaumont at events and organizing tours. Entrepreneur Club fosters leadership and entrepreneurship; National Honor Society emphasizes leadership and service; Model UN provides leadership in diplomacy and debate.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Beaumont offers a broad athletics program, including basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. The Hiking Club provides outdoor activity and opportunities to connect with Cleveland's parks. The school also supports wellness through activities like Culinary Club that promote healthy cooking and mindful eating.

Admissions

1. Beaumont encourages 8th-grade students to take the High School Placement Test (HSPT) on campus on one of the listed dates. HSPTs are $20, payable by credit card at registration. An information session for parents is held during testing, where admissions leaders share details about Beaumont's programs and financial aid. To be considered for an academic scholarship, the student must take the HSPT at Beaumont or at another high school.

Scholarships

Beaumont offers scholarship opportunities and need-based tuition assistance, which are automatically renewed each year. To be considered for financial assistance, families must complete a FACTS Grant & Aid application by November 29, and awards are announced in December. Beaumont also accepts Ohio state scholarships, including EdChoice, EdChoice Expansion, the Cleveland Scholarship, and the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship. Work Study is available for eligible students.

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