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Schulze Early Learning Scholarship Program is sponsored by Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation (in partnership with Catholic Schools Center of Excellence). This program provides scholarships to help middle-income families access Catholic preschool programs.
Scholarships are awarded directly to eligible Catholic preschools to cover tuition costs.
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Eligible Catholic Schools - Schulze Family Foundation All Saints School – Lakeville Annunciation School – Minneapolis Ascension Catholic School – Minneapolis Blessed Trinity – Richfield Carondelet Catholic School – Minneapolis Community of Saints Regional Catholic School – West St.
Paul Divine Mercy Catholic School – Faribault Epiphany Catholic School – Coon Rapids Faithful Shepard Catholic School – Eagan Frassati Catholic Academy – White Bear Lake Good Shepherd School – Golden Valley Highland Catholic School – St. Paul Holy Cross Catholic School – Webster Holy Family Academy – St. Louis Park Holy Spirit Catholic School – St.
Paul Holy Trinity School – South St. Paul Immaculate Conception Catholic School – Columbia Heights Mary Queen of Peace Catholic School – Rogers Maternity of Mary- St. Andrew Catholic School – St.
Paul Most Holy Redeemer Catholic School – Montgomery Nativity of Mary School – Bloomington Nativity of Our Lord School – St.
Paul Notre Dame Academy – Minnetonka Our Lady of Grace Catholic School – Edina Our Lady of Peace Catholic School – Minneapolis Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School – Mound Our Lady of the Prairie School – Belle Plaine Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary School – Maplewood Providence Academy – Plymouth Sacred Heart Catholic School – Robbinsdale Saint Agnes Catholic School – St.
Paul Saint Ambrose of Woodbury Catholic School – Woodbury Saint John School of Little Canada – Little Canada Shakopee Area Catholic School – Shakopee St. Alphonsus Parish School – Brooklyn Center St. Anne’s School – Le Sueur St.
Bartholomew Catholic School – Wayzata St. Charles Borromeo School – St. Anthony St.
Croix Catholic School – Stillwater St. Dominic School – Northfield St. Elizabeth Ann Seton – Hastings St.
Francis Xavier School – Buffalo St. Helena Catholic School – Minneapolis St. Hubert School – Chanhassen St.
Jerome School – Maplewood St. John the Baptist Catholic School – Jordan St. John the Baptist Catholic School – New Brighton St.
John the Baptist Catholic School – Savage St. John the Baptist Catholic School – Excelsior St. John the Baptist Catholic School – Vermillion St.
John Paul II Catholic School – Minneapolis St. Joseph Catholic School – Rosemount St. Joseph Catholic School – Waconia St.
Joseph Catholic School – West St. Paul St. Jude of the Lake School – Mahtomedi St.
Maximilian Kolbe School – Delano St. Michael Catholic School – Prior Lake St. Michael Catholic School – St.
Michael St. Odilia School – Shoreview St. Pascal Regional Catholic School – St.
Paul St. Peter Catholic School – Forest Lake St. Peter Catholic School – North St.
Paul St. Peter Claver Catholic School – St. Paul St.
Raphael Catholic School – Crystal St. Rose of Lima – Roseville St. Stephen Catholic School – Anoka St.
Therese School – Deephaven St. Thomas More Catholic School – St. Paul St.
Timothy’s School – Maple Lake St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School – Brooklyn Park St. Wenceslaus Catholic School – New Prague The Way of the Shepherd Catholic Montessori – Blaine Transfiguration Catholic School – Oakdale Visitation School – Mendota Heights Questions?
Please contact: Senior Program Officer/Scholarship Program Manager Schulze Family Foundation 6600 France Ave. S. Suite 550
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Children attending an eligible Catholic preschool, in their last year of preschool for the 2025-2026 academic year, from middle-income families who need the scholarship to enroll their child in a Catholic preschool. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 - $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Schulze Early Learning Scholarship Program is funded by Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation (in partnership with Catholic Schools Center of Excellence). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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