The TACHS (Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools) is the entrance exam for Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens. It is taken by 8th graders and is typically administered on the first Friday of November each year.

This course is designed for 8th graders who are preparing to take the TACHS exam. It is also a great resource for parents who want to make sure their child is set up for success and understands exactly what to expect.

The TACHS Prep Course will run over four weeks, with structured lessons, daily quizzes, and timed practice sections built into each week.

The TACHS Prep Course goes live on July 1st. Join the waitlist to be the first to know when presale opens and to make sure you do not miss enrollment.

Every section of the TACHS is covered: Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Language, Math, and Ability. Students start with a full diagnostic test to identify where they stand, then follow a personalized study plan through to test day.

No prior prep needed. The course starts from scratch and builds from there. All students need is a notebook or document to use as their prep journal, which they will set up in the very first lesson.

Yes. Students can work through the lessons at their own pace, though the course is structured to follow a week-by-week plan that keeps prep on track leading up to the November exam.

Absolutely. The TACHS is a prepable test, which means preparation makes a real difference. This course is built around the idea that the students who score highest are the most prepared, not necessarily the most naturally gifted. Every strategy, drill, and practice section in this course is designed to close that gap.

No problem. The diagnostic at the start of the course will quickly identify where they are strong and where they need work, so they can focus their time where it counts most.

Join the waitlist above and we will keep you updated on presale details and early access ahead of the July 1st launch.