TUITION ASSISTANCE / FINANCIAL AID
Tuition assistance is available to assist the school community with financial aid. Tuition assistance must be applied for each year. Application forms are available from the front office.
Dele a su hijo/a una oportunidad de asistir a una escuela Catolica. La escuela esta dando becas para este ano escolar. La iglesia provee ayuda financiera a las familias que desean que sus hijos crescan con una educacion Catolica. Que el dinero no sea lo que los detenga!
In order to best determine financial need, families who would like to apply for financial assistance from must fill out the form provided by the Catholic Education Foundation (CEF). This form along with the appropriate income documentation must be submitted before being considered for any assistance. No assistance will be awarded to families without the required paper work on file with the front office. Families may be eligible Tuition Award Program offered by CEF. Each eligible student who applies may be chosen to receive a $1,000 annual scholarship that supplements the existing tuition reduction. A limited number of families are chosen each year by CEF.
Catholic Education Fund (CEF)
Holy Spirit STEM Academy is aided by the Catholic Education Foundation. The Catholic Education Foundation was established in 1987 to ensure that underserved children in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles would have access to a Catholic school education. Catholic elementary and high schools offer the best opportunity for children living in poverty to succeed in life. Yet with an average household income of $24,000, thousands of families cannot afford the tuition payments.
CEF provides tuition assistance to the poorest children living in Los Angeles’ poorest neighborhoods and by doing so has an impact on the entire community. Since 1987, CEF has issued over 110,000 tuition awards and over $108 million. The success of CEF programs is outlined in a Loyola Marymount University study which reports a 98% high school graduation rate and a 98% college attendance rate for CEF students.
The CEF's TAP (Tuition Awards Program) provides $1,000 in assistance to elementary school students and $1,500 to high school students. Parents of scholarship recipients must meet criteria at or below the Federal guidelines for poverty. Children are accepted into TAP regardless of ethnic or religious background. Applications are available in the office and are due by March 31st in order to be considered for this award.
http://cefdn.org/
Dele a su hijo/a una oportunidad de asistir a una escuela Catolica. La escuela esta dando becas para este ano escolar. La iglesia provee ayuda financiera a las familias que desean que sus hijos crescan con una educacion Catolica. Que el dinero no sea lo que los detenga!
In order to best determine financial need, families who would like to apply for financial assistance from must fill out the form provided by the Catholic Education Foundation (CEF). This form along with the appropriate income documentation must be submitted before being considered for any assistance. No assistance will be awarded to families without the required paper work on file with the front office. Families may be eligible Tuition Award Program offered by CEF. Each eligible student who applies may be chosen to receive a $1,000 annual scholarship that supplements the existing tuition reduction. A limited number of families are chosen each year by CEF.
Catholic Education Fund (CEF)
Holy Spirit STEM Academy is aided by the Catholic Education Foundation. The Catholic Education Foundation was established in 1987 to ensure that underserved children in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles would have access to a Catholic school education. Catholic elementary and high schools offer the best opportunity for children living in poverty to succeed in life. Yet with an average household income of $24,000, thousands of families cannot afford the tuition payments.
CEF provides tuition assistance to the poorest children living in Los Angeles’ poorest neighborhoods and by doing so has an impact on the entire community. Since 1987, CEF has issued over 110,000 tuition awards and over $108 million. The success of CEF programs is outlined in a Loyola Marymount University study which reports a 98% high school graduation rate and a 98% college attendance rate for CEF students.
The CEF's TAP (Tuition Awards Program) provides $1,000 in assistance to elementary school students and $1,500 to high school students. Parents of scholarship recipients must meet criteria at or below the Federal guidelines for poverty. Children are accepted into TAP regardless of ethnic or religious background. Applications are available in the office and are due by March 31st in order to be considered for this award.
http://cefdn.org/
