A St Joseph High School education is an incredible investment in your student's future. We are not a high school; we are a college preparatory school. We are focused on the future, emphasizing 21st century skills. Our curriculum is project based, our research-oriented facilities are tied to the world coming at us, our technology is integrated throughout the school. We do not ask the elementary school how far did you get. We ask the college admissions office what do you need, and commit ourselves to getting you to that level.
This is a special place. A place where you join a family whose membership never expires. This is a community of people that will care for, nurture and remember your children. This is a place that fills in the missing holes that a regular high school does not provide. Things like faith, respect, consequence, discipline, kindness, generosity, philanthropy.
~ Cindy Andrezjewski P '20
2020-2021 Tuition: $16,700
Tuition is inclusive of textbooks, participation fees for activities, and all sports (except an ice hockey rink fee).
All students must purchase a uniform (donated uniforms available in August 2020)
Bus transportation is available at an additional fee and is optional
Seniors are required to pay a $225 graduation fee
St Joseph High School proudly assists our families by distributing over $1.5 million in financial aid and scholarship awards each year. Students are eligible for Scholarships (merit-based) and Financial Aid (need-based) upon the completion of the necessary procedures. See below for further information.
A personalized tuition agreement will arrive via mail. Your agreement will reflect any credits, financial aid or scholarship awards that may apply to your student. You will have the option to select payment options including: one time payment, by semester or monthly payment via Union Savings Bank Loan (click below for SJHS pre-approved application for all families). Tuition agreements are due by May 15, the first tuition payment is due June 1, 2020.
Click on the prompt to begin your FACTS application. You only have to complete one FACTS application even if you have several children applying to St Joes, or if you are applying to more than one diocesan school.
You don’t have to complete the form in one sitting. You will be given a password so you can save your FACTS application and return to finish it at any time.
You will receive instructions about submitting the required backup documents (2019 Tax Information) via fax or scanned upload. Your documents will be handled with the highest level of security. To read more about FACTS’s document security, visit https://online.factsmgt.com/platform/privacy-and-security
The Financial Aid Committee will review and distribute financial aid for freshmen and transfer applicants based on financial need and available school funds. In order to be considered for financial aid, you must file and complete a FACTS application by the deadline listed above. If completed after the deadline, financial aid is not guaranteed.
Financial aid awards will be distributed on December 13, 2020 for all applications completed by November 11, 2020.
Financial Aid Application Process for Returning Students
Application Opens: January 2, 2021. Applications Due: March 1, 2021.
Click on the prompt to begin/update your FACTS application. You only have to complete one FACTS application even if you have several children applying to St Joes.
You don’t have to complete the form in one sitting. You will be given a password so you can save your FACTS application and return to finish it at any time.
You will receive instructions about submitting the required backup documents (2019 Tax Information) via fax or scanned upload. Your documents will be handled with the highest level of security. To read more about FACTS’s document security, visit https://online.factsmgt.com/platform/privacy-and-security
The Financial Aid Committee reviews and distributes financial aid for current students based on financial need and available school funds. In order to be considered for financial aid, you must file and complete a FACTS application by the deadline listed above. If completed after the deadline, financial aid is not guaranteed.
Financial aid awards will be distributed in May 2021 for all applications completed by March 1, 2021.
Help & Support
FACTS Customer Service can be reached via phone: 866.441.4637
Joanne Rodgerson, School Bursar can be contacted via phone 203.378.9378 ext 310 or via email Jrodgerson@sjcadets.org
I never seriously considered sending my children to a private high school. I could not justify the added expense. [However] this is a community of people that will care for, nurture, and remember your children. This is a place that fills in the missing holes that a regular high school does not provide... Forget everything you think you may know about a catholic private high school because this place does not fit any mold. Read more from Cindy Andrezjewski's speech at Accepted Students Night 2019!
The SJHS Financial Aid Committee asks all families (new and returning) to complete a financial aid application if they would like to be considered for financial aid. FACTS determines the potential dollar amount that a family can contribute based on a calculation of family income and expenses. This process assists the financial aid committee follow a fair objective process when determining need based awards.
Yes, every family must apply for financial aid each year. However, one may expect to receive the same proportion of aid if the family's financial circumstances remain essentially the same. A significant change in a family's financial profile may result in a change in the financial aid package offered.
New students who complete a financial aid application by November 17, 2020 will receive their financial aid award letter with their acceptance package sent via mail in mid-December 2020.
Returning students will be notified of their financial aid award with their tuition agreement sent in early May 2021.
Financial aid will not be guaranteed to those who submit a financial aid application after the deadline. The financial aid committee will determine if funds are still available to support an award on a rolling basis.
