Financial Aid
The Archdiocese of Atlanta and St. Peter Claver Regional Catholic School are pleased to offer a limited amount of financial aid for qualifying families based on documented need. The maximum amount of aid available per student is 35% of the Active Catholic and Non-Catholic rate.
All financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, and thus, timely application is essential. All students must be accepted before receiving financial aid. The application period for the 2027-2028 school year is January 9–March 30, 2027.
We will use FACTS Tuition Management to process financial aid applications for the school year.
Based on the financial information provided by families, FACTS estimates the amount a family can contribute toward educational expenses. Click here to apply for financial aid.
All financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, and thus, timely application is essential. All students must be accepted before receiving financial aid. The application period for the 2027-2028 school year is January 9–March 30, 2027.
We will use FACTS Tuition Management to process financial aid applications for the school year.
Based on the financial information provided by families, FACTS estimates the amount a family can contribute toward educational expenses. Click here to apply for financial aid.
Georgia Promise Scholarship
Signed into law in 2024 through Senate Bill 233, the Georgia Promise Scholarship Program is aimed to empower families to pursue exceptional educational programs through nonpublic schooling. Georgia Promise Scholarship will allow families to use funds for private school tuition and fees, required textbooks, tutoring services, curriculum, physician/therapist services, transportation services, and other approved expenses.
Students must be currently enrolled in a Georgia public school for two consecutive semesters or be rising kindergarten students.The student must reside in a Georgia public school attendance zone on the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement’s list of the 25% lower performing public schools. The list can be viewed here. A student's parent must reside in Georgia for 1+ year (with the exception of active-duty military who transferred to Georgia within the past year).
Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program
The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program provides tuition scholarships to eligible students who wish to attend participating private Pre-K–12 schools.
To qualify for receipt of a GOAL scholarship, a student must be a Georgia resident who is currently enrolled in and has attended a Georgia secondary or primary public school for at least 6 weeks immediately prior to receiving this scholarship or who is eligible to enroll in a qualified Pre-K, Kindergarten, or 1st grade program.
Archdiocesan Financial Aid
Active Catholic families (as verified by pastor on Parish Verification Form) are eligible to apply for financial aid from the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Financial need for assistance is determined by FACTS.