St. Paul Catholic School

Tuition range: $3,020 - $6,200

About St. Paul Catholic School

TUITION and FEES 2013-2014
Tuition includes all fees for textbooks, technology, science, art, music, capital improvement and PTO.

Payment plans for tuition begins June 1, 2013 and is completed March 1, 2014 (10-month schedule).
St. Paul Parishioners: K-8 Tuition WITH Parish Grant*:
One Child: $4,545 ($454.50/month)
Two Children: $7,575 ($757.50/month)
Three Children: $10,605 ($1,060.50/month)
Four Children: $11,675 ($1,167.50/month)

Other Catholic Parishes: K-8 Tuition WITH Parish Grant*:
One Child: $4,770 ($477/month)
Two Children: $7,950 ($795/month)
Three Children: $11,130 ($1,113/month)
Four Children: $12,260 ($1,226/month)

K-8 Tuition WITHOUT Parish Grant:
One Child: $6,200 ($620/month)
Two Children: $12,400 ($1,240/month)

Pre-K Program Tuition:
Per student: $3,020 ($302/month)
$100 deposit is due at the time of registration. This deposit is applied to first month's tuition.

K-8 Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) - due at the time of enrollment.
Returning Students: $ 100 per child
New Students: $ 150 per child

Graduation Fees:
Kindergarten Celebration Fee: $25
Eighth Grade Graduation Fee: $100

For those who are interested in tuition assistance, please contact the school office for further information about financial aid. In order to receive financial aid, a third-party assessment application must be completed through F.A.C.T.S.

*To qualify for Parish Grant, the following applies:
1. You must be registered in a Catholic parish.
2. All family members must attend Mass weekly.
3. You must be an active member of your parish sharing your time, talents and treasure. St. Paul parishioners must submit a œStewardship Commitment Card .
4. You must make verifiable contributions toward your parish through the Offertory, Catholic Sharing Appeal or Parish Building Fund

In order to apply for the Parish Grant, a completed Parish Participation Grant Form must be returned to the school office at the time of registration. Note: pastors reserve the right to revoke the subsidy if a family is not meeting the
established obligations.