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Catholic Memorial High School Family Tuition Discount is a need-based tuition assistance program that provides discounts to families with multiple children attending Catholic Memorial High School, reducing the financial burden of Catholic secondary education. The program is part of a broader network of diocesan tuition assistance initiatives that support families with demonstrated financial need.
Award amounts vary based on family financial circumstances. Families must demonstrate financial need to qualify and should contact the school admissions department to learn about available tuition assistance programs and required documentation.
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Diocesan Tuition Assistance | Catholic Diocese of Cleveland | Cleveland, OH Toll Free: 1-800-869-6525 Address: 1404 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 Offices Catholic Education Affordability Diocesan Tuition Assistance Diocesan Tuition Assistance Diocesan Tuition Assistance Diocesan Tuition Assistance Need-based Tuition Assistance The Diocese of Cleveland awarded over $3.
6 million in Diocesan tuition assistance to deserving students during the 2024/25 school year. Learn more below about the tuition assistance opportunities available to families with demonstrated financial need through Diocesan Tuition Assistance, Angel Scholarships, and Fund A Dream Scholarships. Diocesan Tuition Assistance (DTA) Assistance available to students attending a participating school within the Diocese of Cleveland.
Funds are awarded based on financial need. In the 2025-26 academic year, nearly $3 million of Diocesan tuition assistance was awarded to qualifying students. Award amount: Varies according to need Deadlines: March 15, 2026 Contact your Catholic school for DTA application instructions.
These scholarships are made possible through contributions to the Angel Scholarship Fund, a state tax-credit program that is being managed by the Catholic Community Foundation and the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland. In the 2025-26 academic year, nearly $8. 1 million of Angel Scholarships was awarded to qualifying students.
Average award: Varies by school Deadline: Set by each school For more details and Angel Scholarship application instructions, please contact your Catholic school . Applications open January 1, 2026. Click HERE to apply.
Fund-A-Dream Scholarships Fund A Dream is an innovative scholarship program that offers a special opportunity for sponsors to "adopt a student" and be provided with updates about him or her during the school year. All Catholic school students K-12 that have a remaining financial need of at least $2,500 are eligible to apply. For more details and Fund-A-Dream application instructions, please contact your Catholic school .
School Employee Tuition Assistance Fund This fund is an additional tuition assistance opportunity for full-time Catholic school employees of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland whose children are enrolled in a K-12 Catholic school. Award amount: Varies based upon the number of applications received The following scholarships have specific eligibility requirements.
Email Cindy Williams , Catholic Education Endowment Trust Grant/Special Scholarship Coordinator, to request your Special Scholarship application or contact your Catholic school directly.
Application deadline for all Special Scholarships: March 15, 2026 Bishops’ Scholarship for Excellence Scholarships are awarded up to the amount of $3,500 scholarships for high school students and $1,200 scholarships for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students in participating schools within the Diocese of Cleveland. Students must submit an essay and parents must complete a FACTS application.
Cathedral Latin Scholarship One $1,000 scholarship to a high school student nominated by his or her principal in each of the DTA participating high schools within the Diocese of Cleveland.
Scholarships up to $5,000, open to students who are refugees, immigrants, or children of first-generation immigrants enrolled in Catholic high schools in Cuyahoga County and the following schools located in Summit County: Archbishop Hoban High School, Our Lady of the Elms High School and St. Vincent-St. Mary High School.
Students must demonstrate financial need and record of academic success. John L. Patton Memorial Scholarship Offers one junior or senior student enrolled in a Diocesan owned high school (Holy Name, Lake Catholic, VASJ, Central Catholic, or Elyria Catholic) a full tuition scholarship for one academic year.
Applicants must have a parent or grandparent who is currently serving in or is a veteran of the U.S. Military. This scholarship may be split between two or more students if full tuition amount is not needed. M.
Thomas Moore Elementary Scholarship Four $500 scholarships each academic year to four elementary students in the Diocese of Cleveland. The Martin T. Galvin Memorial Scholarship Provides $1,000-$1,500 scholarship assistance to current 9th-11th graders enrolled in a Catholic high school within the Diocese of Cleveland.
Applicants must have a family member who belongs to the Catholic Lawyers Guild or a parent who practices law in Northeast Ohio, are registered at a parish in the Diocese, and are participating members of their school and/or community.
Emergency Tuition Assistance If your family experiences a financial crisis that may prevent payment of tuition for the current year, contact your parish pastor, school business manager, or school principal immediately. If all local emergency assistance options are exhausted, your school can initiate the process of applying for an Emergency Tuition Assistance Grant. Available November 1-May 1 during the school year.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families with multiple children attending Catholic Memorial High School. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Catholic Memorial High School Family Tuition Discount is funded by Catholic Memorial High School. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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