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Guidelines for Financial Assistance Application 2025-2026
A new application must be
submitted directly to the school for review every school year
A copy of the last year’s federal income tax return must be included in the application (2020)
If parents are separated, divorced, or file taxes separately, the tax returns of all financially responsible parties must be submitted with the application
Submit a copy of the last two pay stubs for each parent (if applicable)
The deadline for submission is March 5, 2025. Late and incomplete applications will not be considered.
Financial aid will be paid directly to the school providing the services. Parents are responsible for the remainder of the tuition and any additional fees required by the school
Approval for financial aid will depend on the following criteria:
Please choose one of the following methods to submit your completed application:
Please visit the sites below for more information on various tuition assistance programs available to families.
View a breakdown of our tuition fees for the upcoming academic year.
To help students keep track of their belongings, clearly label all clothing items,
including shoes, with the students full name using a permanent marker.
For boys
For girls
For boys and girls
Students are permitted to have free dress for their birthday and on designated days. The following guidelines must be followed:
Girls must wear white scarves and skirts for prayer every day. Girls who wear scarves during the day must wear a white scarf
Homework is an independent activity which creates a bridge between school and home. Parents are responsible for providing a quiet, well-lit, comfortable place for students to complete their work. Homework improves a student’s thinking and memory and helps them develop positive study skills and habits that will serve him or her well throughout life. Homework also encourages students to use time wisely and teaches them to become self- reliant and work independently.
Elementary students receive a progress report and a report card every trimester. Students are evaluated for academic achievement, effort, and citizenship. Effort and Citizenship are determined independently from academic achievement. Student grades include classwork, quizzes, tests, projects, and class participation.
Participation, quizzes, tests, and projects will be graded on a regular basis. Parents will be notified of major tests, and if necessary, a study guide will be sent home. Grades are based on the following categories:
Participation 10%, Homework 10%, Quizzes 20%, Tests 30%, Projects 30%
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