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Bishop's Scholarship Fund is sponsored by Diocese of Colorado Springs (via St. Paul Catholic School, St. Gabriel Classical Academy).
The Bishop's Scholarship Fund aims to help families afford a Catholic education by providing financial assistance. Funds come from the annual Diocesan Ministry Appeal and parish contributions. Priority is given to K-8 families.
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Bishop's Scholarship Fund Bishop's Scholarship Fund Directory > Catholic Schools > Bishop's Scholarship Fund Bishop's Scholarship Fund Employment Application Process Diocesan Catholic Schools Pre-K through 8th Grade Why Choose a Catholic Education?
Federal Freedom Education Tax Credit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Independent Catholic High Schools BISHOP'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND The mission of the Bishop’s Scholarship Fund is to help families afford a Catholic Education. Bishop Golka provides funds from the annual Diocesan appeal along with contributions for parishes across the Diocese.
All families who have a child or children registered, or are new applicants, in a Diocesan Catholic school and are in financial need of tuition assistance are encouraged to apply through FACTS online . Facts is the third-party agency used by diocesan schools to evaluate need. Once a family logs into their FACTS account, they will need to search and add their school (or schools) to the application.
They can search by school name, city, state, or zip code. The application will open on January 1, 2026 with a deadline for applications on April 15, 2026. The majority of the scholarship funds are awarded with the first deadline.
The second deadline is June 30, 2026. Completed applications are evaluated by FACTS, and families with a demonstrated need will receive an award. Awardees’ families are notified through your school and scholarship distributions are made directly to the school on behalf of the successful scholarship applicant.
If families are also awarded tuition assistance through outside agencies, this award total may be lowered so that all families make a financial contribution to their child’s education.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families in Diocesan Catholic schools who are in financial need of tuition assistance; priority for K-8 families. Parents are asked to partner with the school through volunteering. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Bishop's Scholarship Fund is funded by Diocese of Colorado Springs (via St. Paul Catholic School, St. Gabriel Classical Academy). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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