Tuition Assistance (FACTS Grant & Aid)
Lexington Catholic uses FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment for the financial aid process. Limited funds are available for tuition assistance. Should you wish to apply for tuition assistance, please click the FACTS button below for more information and to apply. FACTS Grant & Aid charges a one time $40 application fee.
Tuition assistance grants are for tuition only. Funds do not cover the $275 Commitment Fee, the $350 student Academic Fee, or other school-related expenses. The tuition assistance application window ends on April 15, 2025. Tuition assistance must be applied for each school year and is never guaranteed year-to-year. Those seeking tuition assistance must apply each year, adhering to all deadlines and payment schedules. Please note, those who do not apply within the given deadlines may not be eligible to receive tuition assistance.
The FACTS tuition assistance application window closes on
April 15, 2025.
Applications for Lexington Catholic High School tuition assistance grants must be fully submitted, including supporting tax documents, no later than April 15, 2025.
Helpful information can be found in the following how-to video on Vimeo. “FACTS Grant & Aid – What to Expect When Completing Your Application: https://vimeo.com/1011318295.The password to view the video is: Application
Fischer Scholars Supplemental Tuition Assistance Application
Making Education Accessible
At Lexington Catholic, we believe every student deserves access to an exceptional education rooted in faith, knowledge, and service. The Fischer Scholars initiative was created to make this belief a reality by offering financial support to families who may need assistance above and beyond what Lexington Catholic can typically provide. Our tuition assistance programs are funded by, generous donations, grants, and the Fischer Scholars Fund. These resources ensure that deserving students have access to the outstanding academic and spiritual programs that define Lexington Catholic.
The Fischer Scholars initiative is made possible by many generous contributions to the Father Norman Fischer Fund, the Tibbs Fund, and the Rudd Grant, which prioritize support to families with the greatest verified financial need and underserved populations. It represents a commitment to equity and opportunity, creating pathways for students to thrive academically and spiritually.
Father Norman Fischer believed that education should be accessible to all, and this fund upholds his vision by opening doors for future generations. By applying for Fischer Scholars assistance, your family is taking the first step toward a transformative Catholic education that nurtures both mind and spirit.
We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with you on this journey and look forward to helping make your child’s education at Lexington Catholic a reality.
| Tuition Assistance Philosophy and FAQ'S |
Tuition Assistance and Divorced, Separated, Remarried, or Never Married Parents
Lexington Catholic High School believes that all parents, regardless of marital status, share responsibility for contributing to their student’s education. The school cannot honor agreements where one parent disclaims financial responsibility for tuition. Therefore, both biological parents and their current spouses are required to provide financial information annually, even if legal agreements suggest otherwise.
To ensure fairness in awarding tuition assistance, the school reserves the right to contact parents directly to clarify non-disclosure or unwillingness to contribute. Additional documentation may be requested, and under exceptional circumstances, certain requirements may be waived.
When reviewing applications, the school considers the assets of remarried parents and evaluates a stepparent’s financial obligations to their own biological children. If full financial information is not available, the school may make an estimate of resources, which could result in reduced or denied awards.
Confidentiality
School Confidentiality
Lexington Catholic High School maintains strict confidentiality regarding all tuition assistance applications and awards. Financial information provided by families is only accessible to individuals directly involved in the process, such as the executive team and designated Business Office staff. Faculty, students, and other staff members are not informed of tuition assistance decisions.
Families are also expected to maintain confidentiality regarding their awards. Sharing details about tuition assistance can lead to misunderstandings and false assumptions. Breaches of confidentiality may result in a review or revocation of financial aid.
Parent Confidentiality
Each family’s financial situation is unique, and tuition assistance awards are based on individualized evaluations. To preserve fairness and transparency, we ask families not to share information about their awards with others. This helps to prevent unrealistic expectations and misinterpretations. Violations of this confidentiality policy may result in a reevaluation of tuition assistance.
Variable Tuition Based on Each Families’ Unique Situation
What is FACTS?
What is the Application Procedure?
Families can apply for tuition assistance by accessing the FACTS application through the school website. All financial information must be submitted through the secure server. A non-refundable application fee, payable to FACTS, is required for processing. Tuition assistance is awarded annually. Families must reapply each year through FACTS by April 15 to allow the administration sufficient time to review applications and make recommendations for the following school year.
| Who to Contact with Questions |
New Student Enrollment
Lea Anne Box, [email protected]
Kristen Marshall, [email protected]
Returning Student Re-Enrollment
Mathilda Carter, [email protected]
Tuition Assistance
Colleen Milburn, [email protected]
Parish Verification Covenant or FACTS Tuition Payment Plan Set-up
Beckie Sterlitz, [email protected]