FIVE EASY ADMISSION STEPS

FIVE EASY ADMISSION STEPS 1. Complete the Family/Student Form along with a one-time $100 application fee.. Fill out the Authorization to Release Records. Saint Ann School must have copies of the following items: a. Birth Certificate b. Baptismal Certificate (if applicable) c. Medical Insurance Card d. Original Copy of the student s State of Florida School Entry Health Exam (DH 3040) e. Original Copy of the student s Florida Certification of Immunization (DH 680) 3. Schedule a time for student to take a placement exam. 4. Complete and sign the Financial Commitment Form. a. Once the Admissions Committee has reviewed your application and your child has been accepted, pay the $450 enrollment fee. b. Setup a tuition payment plan using the FACTS Tuition Management System at: https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/3cj69 or by clicking on the FACTS link on the right hand side of the school website at www.stann.net. Saint Ann School does not accept tuition payments by check or credit card unless you are paying the tuition in full. *A nominal fee, administered by FACTS, applies when you enroll in a tuition payment plan. 5. Financial Aid Requests are made by completing the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment Application online at https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/3cj69 or by clicking on the FACTS link on the right hand side of the school website at www.stann.net. A FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment is required for consideration for scholarships, tuition assistance, parish subsidy, etc.

SAINT ANN CATHOLIC SCHOOL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT FORM 015-016 Parent/Guardian Names: Student Names Grade 015-16 1.. Street 3. City, State, Zip 4. Home Phone Cell: 5. Email 6. Billing Information: Responsible Party s Name: Billing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Email: Parish Information: Parish Name: Envelope Number: Application Information. Circle all that apply: 1. I am a Catholic but I am not requesting the parish scholarship.. I am requesting parish scholarship and will submit the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment along with the required documents. 3. I am non-catholic, not registered at a local Parish, or choose not to submit the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment application. I will pay the full tuition. 4. I am applying for additional financial scholarships and will submit the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment and application for additional financial scholarship along with the required documents. 5. I am providing a child eligibility certificate for my four year old child to participate in VPK program for grade PreK4. Tuition Information: Grade Five Full Days Five Half Days 3 Full Days (M, W, F) PreK-3 $9,00 $4,600 $5,50 *PreK-4 $9,00 VPK N/A K-8 $9,00 N/A N/A *VPK certificate may apply. Parent Service Requirement: 1. The parent(s) and/or guardian(s) of each student are required to contribute at least 5 hours of service to the school each year. A financial donation will be required for service hours not fulfilled at the rate of $0 per hour payable to the Home & School Association.. A $400 fundraising fee per child will be charged. This fee will be waived if a student participates in the school raffles according to the guidelines presented by the school. Fees New Applicants Registration Fee 8 th Grade ipad Fee Graduation Fee (Grades 5-8) Per student $100 $450 $100 $100 Fee Calculation Note: Registration and new applicant fees are non-refundable. Parent is responsible for bank service fees for any returned checks. If paid by credit card an additional $10 convenience fee will be charged. Tuition Payment Information: Check the method of payment. Installment plans require a completed FACTS Automatic Tuition Payment Agreement. 1. Annual Payment Due August, 015. Semi-Annual Due August, 015 & January, 016 3. Quarterly Due Aug, Oct, Dec, 015 & Feb, 016 4. Ten Payments Due July, 015 through April, 016 Acknowledgement: I, the party listed on this form as responsible for meeting this family s financial obligations to Saint Ann Catholic School, have read and understand the tuition, fees, financial scholarship and refund policies of the school. I agree to pay the full amount of the tuition, fees and assessments listed unless this amount is lowered by financial scholarships. I understand that this form is my record for payment and I will not receive an invoice. Signature: Date:

FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment FACTS Management, a division of Nelnet, Inc., makes quality education affordable for families and students, while supporting the financial stability of private and faith-based institutions. One way we do this is through our Grant & Aid Assessment service, which allows schools to award financial aid with confidence to the families who truly need it. We work with schools to create a custom application for families, so FACTS can collect the financial data that matters. This way, your school will have the most accurate picture possible to make award decisions it can be proud of. You can apply at at your school s website, website, or by or visiting by visiting https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/3cj69 FACTS at: online.factsmgt.com/aid If you use FACTS Tuition Management, you may log in using the same credentials Fill out and submit your online application* Submit all required supporting documents by uploading online or faxing to 866.315.964 Customer Care Representatives are available to assist you at 866.441.4637. Frequently Asked Questions Q. Who sets the application deadlines? A. Application deadlines are set by your institution. If you are applying after the deadline, please contact your school to make sure your application will be accepted. Q. Is the application process secure? A. Yes. All documentation received is imaged upon receipt and then destroyed. Then, the application data becomes property of the applicable institution. Q. What happens after I apply? A. You can log into online.factsmgt.com/aid to check the status of your application. Please allow two weeks for processing. Q. Does the FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment process require a credit check? A. No. FACTS does not require a credit check! Apply at at your your school s school s website, website, or visit https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/3cj69 FACTS at: online.factsmgt.com/aid FACTSmgt.com * A nonrefundable application fee may be required before your application will be submitted.

DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THESE TWO K-1 SCHOLARSHIPS IN FLORIDA? Step Up For Students is a nonprofit organization that helps administer the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC) and the Personal Learning Scholarship Account (PLSA). The scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and empower families to customize their children s education. 1 FLORIDA TAX CREDIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (INCOME-BASED SCHOLARSHIP) The FTC allows low-income families to choose between a scholarship worth up to $5,7 to help cover private school tuition and fees, or a scholarship worth up to $500 to assist with transportation costs to attend a public school in another county. (These scholarship amounts are for the 014-15 school year. The private school scholarship amount may increase for the 015-16 school year.) NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN HOUSEHOLD 014-15 scholarship income guidelines (015-16 may differ) 3 4 TOTAL GROSS MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME add $66 for each additional member $,46 $3,051 $3,677 Students entering kindergarten must be 5 on or before Sept. 1. Students entering first grade must be 6 on or before Sept. 1. Household income must be at/or below the income criteria found in the chart. Or, if a member of the household receives SNAP (food stamps), TANF, or FDPIR, the student may qualify. Or, if the household income qualifies for free- or reduced-price lunch, the student may qualify. PERSONAL LEARNING SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNT (SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOLARSHIP) The PLSA allows parents to customize the education of their children with special needs by directing money toward a combination of approved programs and providers including approved private schools, therapists, specialists, curriculum, technology even a college savings account. The scholarship amount varies, but the average amount for most students for 014-15 is $10,000 (and may increase in 015-16). Students with the most severe disabilities are eligible for a higher scholarship amount. Families receiving a PLSA through Step Up For Students will have access to a Personal Learning Plan Advisor. Students entering kindergarten must be 5 on or before Sept. 1. Students entering first grade must be 6 on or before Sept. 1. Students can participate in the PLSA as part of home education, but they are not eligible while enrolled in a public school or receiving any other state-sponsored scholarship. Students can continue to receive the scholarship until they graduate from high school, reach age or return to public school. Students must be diagnosed with one of the following: autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, Spina bifida, Williams syndrome or an intellectual disability (severe cognitive impairment). Or students who are deemed high risk due to developmental delays and who are not older than 5 on Sept. 1 may be eligible for the year they are applying. Students need either a current Individual Education Plan (IEP) from a Florida school district or a formal diagnosis from a Florida licensed physician or psychologist. Children in foster care or out-of-home care, or who are homeless also may be eligible for either of these TWO scholarships. CONTACT US SCHOLARSHIP HOTLINE: 877.735.7837 : stepup4students : @stepup4students FTC WEB: StepUpForStudents.org/INFO EMAIL: INFO@sufs.org TEXT: stepup to 8766 for additional info PLSA WEB: StepUpForStudents.org/PLSA EMAIL: PLSA@sufs.org TEXT: learn to 8766 for additional info Texting: Msg and data rates may apply. Consent isn t required to purchase goods/services. Receive up to 1 msg/week. Reply Stop to cancel. Reply Help for help. TCs: www.stepupforstudents.org/text Revised: October 014

SABÍA USTED SOBRE ESTAS DOS BECAS PARA KINDERGARTEN HASTA EL GRADO 1 EN LA FLORIDA? 1 Step Up For Students es una organización sin fines de lucro que ayuda a administrar el programa de Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC) y el Personal Learning Scholarship Account (PLSA). Las becas son otorgadas en el orden que son recibidas y permite a los padres a personalizar la educación de sus hijos. EL PROGRAMA DE FLORIDA TAX CREDIT (BECA BASADA EN INGRESOS) El FTC permite a las familias de bajos ingresos a elegir entre una beca de hasta $5,7 para ayudar a pagar la matrícula y las cuotas de una escuela privada, o una beca de hasta $500 para ayudar con los costos de transporte para asistir a una escuela pública de otro condado. (Estos montos de las becas son para el año escolar 014-15. El monto de la beca para la escuela privada puede aumentar para el año escolar 015-16). CANTIDAD DE PERSONAS EN EL HOGAR guía de ingresos para becas del 014-15 (puede variar para el 015-16) 3 4 TOTAL DE INGRESO BRUTO MENSUAL DEL HOGAR añadir $66 por cada miembro adicional $,46 $3,051 $3,677 Estudiantes ingresando a kindergarten deben tener 5 años para el 1 de septiembre. Estudiantes ingresando a primer grado deben tener 6 años para el 1 de septiembre. Los ingresos del hogar deben corresponder o estar por debajo de los criterios de ingresos indicados en la gráfica. O, si un miembro del hogar recibe SNAP (cupones de alimentos), TANF, o FDPIR, el estudiante podría cualificar. O, si el ingreso del hogar cualifica para el almuerzo gratuito o precio reducido, el estudiante podría cualificar. EL PERSONAL LEARNING SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNT (BECA PARA NECESIDADES ESPECIALES) El PLSA permite a los padres personalizar la educación de sus hijos con necesidades especiales dirigiendo el dinero a una combinación de programas y proveedores aprobados incluyendo escuelas privadas aprobadas, terapeutas, especialistas, el currículo, la tecnología hasta una cuenta de ahorros para la universidad. El monto de la beca varía, pero el monto promedio para la mayoría de los estudiantes para 014-15 es $10,000 (y puede aumentar en 015-16). Los estudiantes con las discapacidades más severas son elegibles para una beca de monto superior. Las familias que reciben PLSA a través de Step Up For Students tendrán acceso a un Asesor Personal para su Plan de Aprendizaje. Estudiantes ingresando a kindergarten deben tener 5 años para el 1 de septiembre. Estudiantes ingresando a primer grado deben tener 6 años para el 1 de septiembre. Estudiantes pueden participar en PLSA como parte de la educación en hogar, pero no son elegibles mientras que asisten a una escuela pública o están recibiendo alguna otra beca patrocinada por el estado. Estudiantes pueden continuar recibiendo la beca hasta que se gradúen de la escuela secundaria, llegan a los años, o regresan a la escuela pública. Estudiantes deben ser diagnosticados con una de las siguientes: autismo, parálisis cerebral, síndrome de Down, síndrome de Prader- Willi, Espina bífida, síndrome de Williams o un discapacidad intelectual (deterioro cognitivo severo). O estudiantes que son considerados alto riesgo debido a retrasos en su desarrollo y que no son mayores de 5 años el 1 de septiembre pueden ser elegibles por el año que están aplicando. Estudiantes necesitan un Individual Education Plan (IEP) actual de un distrito escolar de la Florida o un diagnóstico formal de un médico o psicólogo licenciado en la Florida. Los niños en cuidado foster o en cuidado fuera del hogar (out-of-home care), o sin hogar también pueden ser elegibles para cualquiera de estas DOS becas. CONTÁCTENOS NUMERO DIRECTO DE LA BECA: 877.735.7837 : stepup4students : @stepup4students FTC EN LÍNEA: StepUpForStudents.org/BECA CORREO ELECTRÓNICO: INFO@sufs.org TEXTO: beca a 8766 para más información PLSA EN LÍNEA: StepUpForStudents.org/APRENDE CORREO ELECTRÓNICO: PLSA@sufs.org TEXTO: aprende a 8766 para más información Mensajes de texto: Tarifas pueden ser aplicadas por mensajes y datos. El consentimiento no es necesario para comprar o adquirir bienes/servicios. Reciba hasta 1 mensaje/semana. Envié Stop para cancelar. Envié Help para obtener ayuda. TCs: www.stepupforstudents.org/texto Revised: October 014