A St. Paul’s education is an investment in your child’s future that will pay dividends throughout his or her life. We recognize that for many families, such an investment is a sacrificial act, and we work hard to keep St. Paul’s affordable. True to our faith’s call to service and outreach, we believe that the St. Paul’s experience should be accessible to the widest possible range of families; to that end, we offer a variety of tuition and support programs. In short, whatever your family’s makeup, economic situation, or background, if our values resonate with you and stir your sense of possibility, we encourage you to contact us and learn more about becoming a member of our community.
*AIP is for diagnosed learning differences*For more information click here.
We are committed to making a St. Paul's education accessible to students from a range of socio-economic backgrounds. The purpose of the St. Paul’s Episcopal School Tuition Assistance Program is to enroll students who would be unable to attend St. Paul’s without financial assistance and would, by their attendance at the school, potentially gain life opportunities that they would not otherwise have. Additionally, these students’ achievements may be inspirational to other students, and their participation in the school community will broaden the overall student experience.
St. Paul’s does not grant academic or athletic scholarships. All awards are based on demonstrated financial need, and are revised on an annual basis. Both the number and size of Tuition Assistance grants are limited by the School’s financial resources. In the administration of its Tuition Assistance program, St. Paul’s adheres to the Principles of Good Practice of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) member schools.
Assistance may be granted to students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 who meet the academic requirements for admission as well as other requirements.
Please note the following policies before applying for Tuition Assistance:
Information for Divorced and Separated ParentsFor applicants with divorced or separated parents, the Tuition Assistance Committee will consider the assets of the parent(s) responsible for and/or contributing toward tuition. If the financially responsible parent has remarried, we also consider the assets of the step-parent, bearing in mind the obligation to his or her own biological children. A 2019 W-2, 2018 Federal taxes, including all schedules, and 2018 State taxes must be submitted separately by each parent and step-parent and will be held in strict confidence.
Before beginning the FAST application, we strongly encourage parents to thoroughly read the Intro to FAST Aid for Parents for detailed information and instructions.
Textbooks, uniform outerwear such as sweatshirts, rain parkas, and P.E. uniforms are available at the St. Paul’s Campus Store located on the main campus. School supplies, summer reading books,and calculators are also available through the store. A Used Book Sale will be held in the spring.
Lunch programs for all students are available for purchase, or a student may choose to bring his or her lunch.
Student Accident Insurance - is offered through the Dewar’s Insurance Co. Coverage is for 24 hours/365 days per year and pays in addition to the family’s personal coverage. Policy maximum is $1,000 per accident.
Tuition Refund Insurance – This insurance plan provides coverage in the event that your child must withdraw from the school and is also offered through the Dewar’s Insurance Co. The Plan is an excellent way to ensure fulfillment of your contractual obligations. The Plan is mandatory for all families who select the monthly payment plan.
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