Financing Tuition
Tuition at St. Leo School
You have an important financial decision to make for your family. You must decide how to finance your child’s tuition at St. Leo Catholic School. This in-depth web page offers you important information about how to afford this investment for your child.
What kind of returns will my child receive from an education at St. Example School?
Tuition Rates for 2011/2012:
Fees for 2011/12:
Here are some options available to pay your tuition.
Option # 1: You can pay in full by the first day of school.
Option # 2: You can make two payments. Half of the tuition is due by August 10th. The seconds payment is due January 10th.
Option # 3: You can also choose to arrange a payment plan that begins August (adjusted if you are enrolling after July) and ends in May. This is the most popular option at our school. Envelopes will be provided for your payments.
Option # 4: You can choose a 12-month payment plan that begins in August and ends in July. Families choosing this option must apply make payments through automatic deduction using SMART tuition.
Option # 5: Unless you clearly feel that you will not be eligible, you should apply for tuition assistance. To determine tuition assistance eligibility you must complete an application through FAIR. FAIR is a third party evaluator of tuition assistance eligibility. FAIR takes into account things like household income, number in the family, and assets. The information that FAIR requires is simple and straightforward. A copy of the application can be obtained by contacting the school office at (859) 873-4591.
Here are answers to frequently asked financial questions?
Who qualifies for financial assistance & how much assistance can
I expect?
Financial assistance is based upon your family’s income, number of dependents and any extenuating circumstances; therefore, no specific dollar amount automatically qualifies your family. Financial assistance awards vary depending on your family’s financial situation.
When will I be notified of how much assistance I have been granted?
Once you have completed the necessary financial assistance application and a third party provider has analyzed this information, the school office will inform you of any award you may be eligible to receive. This notification occurs soon after the school has the information necessary to determine at award.
What if I decide not to accept the financial assistance award —
do I receive the registration fee back?
No. The registration fee is non-refundable.
What if my financial situation changes during the school year?
In some cases the family’s financial situation changes during the school year. In these cases, the family is encouraged to speak with the principal.
The pastoral life director, principal, and finance committee at St. Leo School want to be a support to you in this process of financing our school’s tuition. We want to make sure that you have investigated and understand every option available to you. If you have any questions, please contact the school at (859) 873-4591or email your
questions to cnuno@saintleoky.org.
One last thought to leave you with regarding financing an education at St. Leo School. Things that we purchase for our children come and go, but the gifts of quality academics, stimulating faith formation, and high self-esteem they receive at St. Leo School last a lifetime. Give them that gift!
You have an important financial decision to make for your family. You must decide how to finance your child’s tuition at St. Leo Catholic School. This in-depth web page offers you important information about how to afford this investment for your child.
What kind of returns will my child receive from an education at St. Example School?
1. Your child receives a superior academic education as indicated by the performance of our students while they are here and when they move onto high school and college.
2. Your child receives a dynamic faith-based education that permeates every single class. In addition, you child plans and participates in daily prayer, weekly liturgies (Mass each week), and many other faith-based service opportunities.
3. Your child receives a vibrant co-curricular experience as evidenced in such programs as academic team, student council, and school theatrical performances.
4. Your child receives extra-curricular advantages in such programs volleyball and basketball, KYA and KUNA, Art Club, and Stamp Club.
In understanding these values, you still may need a plan to finance tuition at St. Leo. The following is a review of the tuition at St. Leo as well as the financial options available to you.2. Your child receives a dynamic faith-based education that permeates every single class. In addition, you child plans and participates in daily prayer, weekly liturgies (Mass each week), and many other faith-based service opportunities.
3. Your child receives a vibrant co-curricular experience as evidenced in such programs as academic team, student council, and school theatrical performances.
4. Your child receives extra-curricular advantages in such programs volleyball and basketball, KYA and KUNA, Art Club, and Stamp Club.
Tuition Rates for 2011/2012:
| Family Status/# of students |
Annual Tuition | Total Monthly Payments (10 mos) |
Total Monthly Payments (12 mos) |
| Parishioner 1 student |
$3,900 | $390 | $325 |
| Parishioner 2 students |
$7,020 | $702 | $585 |
| Parishioner 3 students |
$9,945 | $995 | $829 |
| Parishioner 4 students |
$9,945 | $995 | $829 |
| Catholic/Non-Parishoner 1 student |
$4,310 | $431 | $359 |
| Catholic/Non-Parishoner 2 students |
$7,760 | $776 | $647 |
| Catholic/Non-Parishoner 3 students |
$10,900 | $1,090 | $908 |
| Non-Parishioner 1 student |
$6,200 | $620 | $517 |
| Non-Parishioner 2 students |
$11,160 | $1,116 | $930 |
| Non-Parishioner 3 students |
$15,810 | $1,581 | $1,318 |
Fees for 2011/12:
| Registration Fee | $75.00 per student | Due with packet |
| Family Fee | $30 per family | Due by August 10, 2010 |
| Academic Fee | $175 per student | Due by August 10, 2010 |
Here are some options available to pay your tuition.
Option # 1: You can pay in full by the first day of school.
Option # 2: You can make two payments. Half of the tuition is due by August 10th. The seconds payment is due January 10th.
Option # 3: You can also choose to arrange a payment plan that begins August (adjusted if you are enrolling after July) and ends in May. This is the most popular option at our school. Envelopes will be provided for your payments.
Option # 4: You can choose a 12-month payment plan that begins in August and ends in July. Families choosing this option must apply make payments through automatic deduction using SMART tuition.
Option # 5: Unless you clearly feel that you will not be eligible, you should apply for tuition assistance. To determine tuition assistance eligibility you must complete an application through FAIR. FAIR is a third party evaluator of tuition assistance eligibility. FAIR takes into account things like household income, number in the family, and assets. The information that FAIR requires is simple and straightforward. A copy of the application can be obtained by contacting the school office at (859) 873-4591.
Here are answers to frequently asked financial questions?
Who qualifies for financial assistance & how much assistance can
I expect?
Financial assistance is based upon your family’s income, number of dependents and any extenuating circumstances; therefore, no specific dollar amount automatically qualifies your family. Financial assistance awards vary depending on your family’s financial situation.
When will I be notified of how much assistance I have been granted?
Once you have completed the necessary financial assistance application and a third party provider has analyzed this information, the school office will inform you of any award you may be eligible to receive. This notification occurs soon after the school has the information necessary to determine at award.
What if I decide not to accept the financial assistance award —
do I receive the registration fee back?
No. The registration fee is non-refundable.
What if my financial situation changes during the school year?
In some cases the family’s financial situation changes during the school year. In these cases, the family is encouraged to speak with the principal.
The pastoral life director, principal, and finance committee at St. Leo School want to be a support to you in this process of financing our school’s tuition. We want to make sure that you have investigated and understand every option available to you. If you have any questions, please contact the school at (859) 873-4591or email your
questions to cnuno@saintleoky.org.
One last thought to leave you with regarding financing an education at St. Leo School. Things that we purchase for our children come and go, but the gifts of quality academics, stimulating faith formation, and high self-esteem they receive at St. Leo School last a lifetime. Give them that gift!