EdChoice Scholarships are applied to reduce your tuition before all other grants and scholarships. You will not be eligible for any parish or diocesan aid unless you first apply for a state-funded scholarship. As a preferred source of funding, these state scholarships will allow the parish to reallocate unused parish grant funds to other school and parish needs.
The sooner you apply, the sooner we can apply the projected scholarship to your tuition account and potentially eliminate unnecessary out-of-pocket costs. Click below for the appropriate application.
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An application is required by the State of Ohio for each eligible student in order to receive the scholarship award.
Use this chart to determine your level. Be sure to select the correct household size including all adults and children.
Income verification is required to determine the scholarship amount awarded. It is only required the first year of application. Income verification will only be required in subsequent years if a family wishes to qualify for LIQ status and tuition balance write-off OR if a family’s income has decreased and the family would qualify for a higher level of scholarship award.
Yes. Parents must currently submit their income verification through both the Income-Verification app and the ACE app.
Step-by-step instructions will be provided on how to complete this step once you have submitted your application.
Marianne Kieffer is our EdChoice Nominator. She can be reached by email or by calling 740-345-9874 ext. 259.
Though the EdChoice application is the same regardless of the school, you must submit your application with the school where you child is enrolled.
Based on where your family income falls in comparison to the Federal Poverty Level you can receive a scholarship ranging from $616 to $6,166 per student. See scholarship amounts here.
Definition of a household is the eligible student and the legal guardian of the eligible student, the spouse of the legal guardian or birth parent of any child under the age of eighteen, and children under the age of eighteen specified in section 3310.033 of the Revised Code, and children of the parent or legal guardian of the eligible student who are fulltime students aged twenty-two or less, disabled or blind adults or children related to the parent or legal guardian of the eligible student and relatives who are age sixty-five and who are claimed as a dependent for federal income tax purposes.