Financial Aid
Archdiocese of Baltimore Financial Aid – Through FACTS (Third-Party Tuition and Financial Aid Management)
FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment is an independent, third party company that conducts a financial analysis to determine your family’s financial need. The Archdiocese of Baltimore receives a confidential report outlining your financial situation based on the information obtained in your application and supporting tax documents. Applications open in November and are due at the end of February each year. Both the FACTS application and the St. Agnes Financial Information form are required. Awards are send out in March or April. There is a $30 Application Fee.
- To apply for FACTS Financial Aid, visit here: https://online.factsmgt.com/aid
- To complete the St. Agnes Financial Information Form, click here.
BOOST
BOOST is a State Maryland Program, enacted in 2016, to ensure lower-income students could afford the K-12 education best fit for their needs. BOOST provides scholarships to eligible students to enable them to attend a nonpublic school. BOOST scholarship are available to public school students and current nonpublic school students whose family incomes is:
- $30,044 or less for a family of 2
- $37,777 or less for a family of 3
- $45,510 or less for a family of 4
- $53,243 or less for a family of 5
Please visit the Maryland State Department of Education BOOST Scholarship page to apply: http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/Pages/boost/index.aspx. The application for the 2024-25 school year will be available in the Spring of 2024.
St. Agnes and St. William of York Tuition Assistance Grants
Tuition Assistance Grants are available to students in grades Kindergarten through 8. To qualify, you must be a registered member of St. Agnes Parish for at least one school year, worship with your children on a weekly basis in our church, and submit the application forms and documentation to the St. Agnes Parish Office in a sealed envelope marked “Tuition Assistance Committee.” Applications are due in Spring 2024.
Scholarships
The Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Established in 2007 to provide scholarships to students attending Catholic schools at all levels, as well as to provide grants to Catholic institutions and organizations which are helping those in need who require temporary financial assistance to support themselves and their families. Applications for the upcoming school year are available April 1st and must be post-marked by the end of April. Awards will be made in June. For more information visit their website http://theresaftruschel.googlepages.com/home.
Knott Scholarships
The Knott Scholarship Funds have been providing merit based, full-tuition scholarships for academically talented Catholic elementary and secondary school students for 41 years. Awarded in the 4th grade for grades 5 through 8, or 8th grade for grades 9 through 12, scholarships are awarded to Catholic students in the Archdiocese of Baltimore who wish to attend a Catholic school. Applications are available beginning in January and are due in March for awards for the following year. For more information, please visit www.knottscholar.org
Knott College Scholarships are also available for the three Catholic universities in Maryland. Please visit our website for more information www.knottscholar.
Becas Knott
Los Fondos de Becas Knott han estado brindando becas de matrícula completa basadas en el mérito para estudiantes de escuelas primarias y secundarias católicas con talento académico durante 41 años. Las becas, que se otorgan en cuarto grado para los grados 5 a 8, o en 8.° grado para los grados 9 a 12, se otorgan a estudiantes católicos de la Arquidiócesis de Baltimore que deseen asistir a una escuela católica. Las solicitudes están disponibles a partir de enero y deben entregarse en marzo para los premios del año siguiente. Para obtener más información, visite www.knottscholar.org
Las becas Knott College también están disponibles para las tres universidades católicas de Maryland. Visite nuestro sitio web para obtener más información www.knottscholar.
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Young Scholars Program
The Foundation’s Young Scholars Program is designed to nurture exceptional students who have demonstrated, through academic excellence and extracurricular activities that they have the potential to excel. Students apply for the program in 7th grade, enter the program in 8th grade, and continue through high school. Applications are typically due in mid-April. For more information visit their website or apply online at http://www.jkcf.org/scholarships/young-scholars-program.
Daniel Rudd Scholarship Fund
The Daniel Rudd Scholarship Fund is administered by the Office and Board of African American Catholic Ministries in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The scholarship, named after the founder of the National Black Catholic Congress, is open to low income Catholic students, currently residing in the metropolitan area of Baltimore and enrolled in a Catholic school within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. For more information, call 410-625-8472 or email [email protected].
Parish/Church Scholarships
Many of our students request and receive scholarship money from their church or parish. Individuals should contact their Priest or Pastor for specific information. We are happy to provide a letter template to submit to your church.
Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship
Awarded through the Institute for Educational Advancement, the Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship is awarded to exceptionally gifted middle school students who have demonstrated academic and personal excellence. The application process takes place when the student is in 7th grade.
Contact:
Institute for Educational Advancement
625 Fair Oaks Avenue, Suite 285
South Pasadena, CA 91030
626-403-8900
http://www.educationaladvancement.org/programs/caroline-d-bradley-scholarship
GB Charities Scholarship
GBC chooses motivated students to receive tuition support of their elementary and secondary education. All GBC scholarship recipients and their parents enter into a binding contract: One requirement is a strong family support system. Each child is assigned a GBC member, who closely monitors the child’s grades, attendance, effort, and conduct. GBC also encourages the child’s participation in extracurricular activities, such as Scouts, sports, and the arts. https://www.gbcharities.org/current-scholarships/
What Parents Have to Say About St. Agnes
Jim Romeo, Class of 1989, and his son Henry, Class of 2019
Jim said, “As a 1989 graduate of St. Agnes School, I have many fond memories of my elementary and middle school years including teachers, sacraments, the basketball team, field days and field trips to list a few. But the relationships built and the nurturing atmosphere stands out most. St. Agnes always did and still does feel like home. This is why when starting my own family, it was an easy decision for my wife Angela and I when it came to where our children would be going to school. Henry is currently in 7th grade and will be the last of my kids to graduate from St. Agnes School. He sincerely loves his school and has truly benefited from all the amazing teachers/staff and great friends he has made over the years. He is without a doubt…A Bear For Life! My other two children, Emma (class of 2014) and Charlie (class of 2016) went on to high school at Mt. de Sales and Mt. St. Joe and were very well prepared thanks to the academic expectations and guidance received at St. Agnes.”
“St. Agnes School will always be a home away from home for us and we look forward to continuing our involvement in the future and cherish all the great memories we have of this amazing school. GO BEARS”