Register your child at Our Lady of Hope School 2022-2023 school year
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Our Lady of Hope is More Affordable Than Ever
We recognize that choosing a private Catholic school is a sacrifice and a major financial decision for families. To make Our Lady of Hope more affordable, we offer hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition assistance through scholarships, financial aid, and grants for our Pre-K through 8th-grade families.
Most families qualify for tuition assistance through our scholarships, financial aid, or grants.
Grants and Scholarships
Our Lady of Hope is more affordable than you think! We provide grants, scholarships, financial aid, and tuition assistance for almost all students attending Our Lady of Hope.
We do not want any student to leave school because of a lack of funding. Click here to contact us if you have any questions.
We strongly encourage you to apply. Click here for the FACTS Aid link and apply for aid. Some scholarships and grants are only available to those that apply.
FACTS Grant and Aid
At Our Lady of Hope, many opportunities for tuition assistance are available. For families applying to Our Lady of Hope in Pre-K to 8th grade, we highly encourage you to complete a FACTS application.
Most families will qualify. Click here to see the household income levels for qualifying families.
To apply through FACTS click here.
Welcome PreK Scholarships (No application required.)
All PreK students will receive a $500 Welcome Grant
Welcome Kindergarten Scholarships (no application required)
All 1st-grade students will receive a $1000 Welcome Grant
Transfer Grant
If your student is transferring from a public school or another non-diocesan grade school, you will receive a $1500 transfer grant. The grant is payable in 2 installments. The first installment is $1000, payable the first year of attendance. The second installment of $500, is payable during the second year of attendance.
Other Scholarship Information
BLOCS / FACTS Aid
Children’s Scholarship Fund Philadelphia
Only available to families residing within the city limits of Philadelphia
http://childrenfirstamericadc.org/