TUITION & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
COST-TO-EDUCATE
TUITION
Tuition: $11,900
Tablet Fee: $150
Retreat/Graduation Fee: $175
Total = $12,385
Tuition: $11,900
Tablet Fee: $510
Total = $12,570
All families must use the FACTS Automatic Withdrawal System unless tuition is paid in full or a special payment plan has been pre-approved by the DB administration. Families may choose to use an annual, semester, quarterly, or monthly payment plan. Any grant or scholarship will be applied to tuition and payments will be adjusted. Families who pay tuition in full by July 1st will receive a 3% discount. The 3% early pay discount for annual payments will be computed after all discounts, scholarships, and grants have been deducted and the discount does not apply to the student fees. Monthly payment plans include 11 monthly payments for underclassmen and 10 monthly payments for seniors. The first monthly payment is due in July.
FEES
Registration Fee - All students are required to pay a $250 non-refundable Registration Fee. This fee is paid in February during the Course Selection Process.
Raffle Fundraising Fee - The Raffle Fee is $150 for individual students and $250 for multi-student families. This fee is due in August before school begins.
The One-to-One Tablet Program - The Tablet Fee is $500 for Freshmen and Sophomores. Junior and Seniors will lease a Surface for $150. This fee will be added to tuition payments.
Technology Fee - The Technology Fee is $160 per student.
Senior Graduation Fee - Seniors must pay a $175 fee for graduation expenses, including the students’ cap & gown. This fee will be added to tuition payments.
Junior Retreat Fee - Juniors must pay a $175 fee for a Kairos Retreat. This fee will be added to tuition payments.
Course Fees – Some courses have additional fees associated with the course. Please refer to the Course Description Book for those additional fees.
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TUITION ASSISTANCE FORMS
In order to receive tuition assistance from Bishop DuBourg High School and from the Archdiocese, families must complete a Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation (TTEF) Application. The TTEF online scholarship application process occurs in February each year. Tuition assistance will be awarded by the Archdiocese and Bishop DuBourg High School in early June. The various types of tuition assistance are listed below.
Family Scholarships - These scholarships are available during those years in which two or more students from a family are enrolled in Archdiocesan High Schools. If all students attend Bishop DuBourg High School the second student discount is $3000 and the third student is free. If different Archdiocesan High Schools are attended, the second child discount is $400 and the third is $1200.
Presidential Scholarships - Bishop DuBourg designates 10 incoming freshmen each year who receive a $1,500 scholarship for excellence in academics, faith and service, leadership and extracurricular activities. This scholarship follows the student all four years, provided he or she strives to be a leader in these areas.
Beyond Sunday Fellows Program - This program is administered by the Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri. Students who receive assistance from the Beyond Sunday Fellows Program will earn twice as much money if the student attends an Archdiocesan High School (such as DB) compared to a private high school. Deadline is in February each year.
Catholic Family Tuition Assistance (CFTA) - Parish registered Catholic families are eligible. Grants are made on the basis of financial need as determined by the application process. Deadline is in February each year.
DB Tuition Assistance - Tuition Assistance given by Bishop DuBourg is only available to families who complete the TTEF Application. All students are eligible. You do not need to be Catholic.
Work Study - Each year 12-15 students work before or after school as part of the Work Study Crew. The amount a student earns is used to offset tuition – up to $1,000 may be earned in the course of a year. Applications for Work Study are available in late August.
Parish Employee Endowment Fund (PEEP) - Employee must work 1,000 hours in the course of a year in order to be eligible.
Secondary School Tuition Grants for Elementary Educators (GIA) - This is for teachers, principals, and DRE’s who have taught one or more years in one of our Catholic elementary schools. The application is available through the employer (pastor or principal). The teacher must have taught the year prior to the grant year and must work half time or more in order to be eligible.