Tuition & Scholarships

Our goal is to meet the needs of every family who enters our doors!

Tuition for the 2023-2024 school year is $19,350, with a $250 technology fee. Next year’s tuition will be announced in the spring.

St. Edward offers annually renewable, merit-based scholarships to students who earn superior composite scores on the High School Placement Test. Students who score in the top tenth percentile nationally automatically qualify for the following tuition reduction:

97–99	$6,000
96	$5,000
93–95	$3,000
90–92	$1,000

Merit-based scholarships are annually renewable, provided the student maintains a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 and a minimum semester GPA of 3.0. Students are able to apply for need-based financial aid in addition to earning a merit scholarship.

St. Edward offers music scholarships for incoming freshmen interested in pursuing music in high school. This $1,500 award is earned through an application and audition. It is annually renewable, provided students participate in instrumental/vocal music as a member of one of the following ensembles:

Marching Band (fall) and Symphonic Band (winter and spring) - Both groups rehearse after school.
Orchestra - Orchestra meets all year as a class period, as well as rehearses before school twice a week.
Choir - Choir meets all year as a class period, as well as rehearses after school twice a week.

To be considered for this scholarship, students must fill out this brief online form before November 28. A member of the performing arts department will then schedule the student’s audition in December. Auditions consist of a solo (3–5 minutes in length), scales, vocal exercises, rudiments, or sight-reading. For additional information or questions, call the Performing Arts Office at 216.221.0793.

Thanks to the generosity of our community, St. Edward is able to offer need-based tuition assistance. FACTS, a third-party company, assesses each family’s financial need. Parents of incoming freshmen who’d like to be considered must apply for financial aid by November 15. This online process requires federal tax forms and W2s to be uploaded. Click here for instructions.

Families can utilize one of the Ohio Department of Education scholarships, merit scholarship, or a music scholarship in addition to financial aid. Financial Aid applications are due on November 15, 2023.

Additionally, the Diocese of Cleveland awards need-based financial aid (DTA). The Diocese also utilizes the FACTS application to process these requests. Once you submit your FACTS application for St. Edward financial aid, simply log back into FACTS and opt into the Diocesan Tuition Assistance program by answering a few additional questions. The first round deadline to be considered for DTA is March 1. The second round and final date to file is May 1.

If you need assistance completing the FACTS application, please contact Sarah Boddy at [email protected].

Ohio Department of Education Scholarships

We are thrilled to announce that with the expansion of EdChoice, scholarships are now available for every family.

Students can only receive one Ohio Department of Education scholarship, however, merit scholarships and need-based financial aid can also reduce tuition.

St. Edward High School is a provider for both the EdChoice Traditional and EdChoice Expansion Scholarship. EdChoice Expansion is a new scholarship program, through the Ohio Department of Education, that allows any student in Ohio to access funding for private school tuition. Awards vary from $950–$8,407 depending on household income.

The table below displays the award scale. Tip: on smaller devices, scroll from the left to the right to see all the columns.

	Number in Family and Household Income
Amount	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
$8,407	$88,740	$111,870	$135,000	$158,130	$181,260	$204,390	$227,520
$7,050	$98,600	$124,300	$150,000	$175,700	$201,400	$227,100	$252,800
$5,000	$108,460	$136,730	$165,000	$193,270	$221,540	$249,810	$278,080
$3,550	$118,320	$149,160	$180,000	$210,840	$241,680	$272,520	$303,360
$2,500	$128,180	$161,590	$195,000	$228,410	$261,820	$295,230	$328,640
$1,750	$138,040	$174,020	$210,000	$245,980	$281,960	$317,940	$353,920
$1,250	$147,900	$186,450	$225,000	$263,550	$302,100	$340,650	$379,200
$950	> $147,900	> $186,450	> $225,000	> $263,550	> $302,100	> $340,650	> $379,200

Students must first be accepted to St. Edward High School before submitting Ohio Department of Education paperwork. If you have questions about EdChoice, please contact Sarah Boddy at [email protected].

Ohio Department of Education’s Peterson Scholarship is exclusively for students who have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Award amounts are based on the category of disability as identified on the student’s ETR and vary from $8,941–$30,000. If you have questions about the Jon Peterson Scholarship or learning support at St. Ed’s, please contact Matt Altieri ‘05, Associate Dean of Support Services, at [email protected].