Financial Assistance

Options for Financial Aid

The Epiphany School of Charlotte Financial Aid Award

      1. Educational scholarships for eligible children enrolled at The Epiphany School of Charlotte.
      2. Visit https://online.factsmgt.com/aid to submit your tax documents. This FACTS application process will provide Epiphany with your need assessment. (Much like FAFSFA for college tuition aid.)

 

Children’s Scholarship Fund – Charlotte

      1. Provides educational scholarships up to $2500 for eligible children in grades K-8 in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.
      2. Visit the website https://www.csfcharlotte.org/
      3. Eligibility: Families must reside in Mecklenburg County. Families must demonstrate financial need as measured by the Federal Free and Reduced Meal Program. Children must be entering Kindergarten or transferring from a public school. Children must be attending grades K-8 during the year of funding.

 

Opportunity Scholarship Grants

      1. Provides educational scholarship grants of up to $4200 per year for eligible children who choose to attend a nonpublic school.
      2. Visit the website www.ncseaa.edu
      3. 2016-2017 applications begin on February 1st, 2016.
      4. The student must meet all of these four criteria: 1. Live in a household that meets the Income Eligibility Guidelines established by the Program; 2. Enroll in a participating nonpublic school in North Carolina; 3. Not have received a high school diploma; and 4. Be 5 on or before August 31, 2015. And the student must meet one of the following criteria: 1. Be assigned to and attend a North Carolina public school for at least 75 school days the previous semester (spring 2015); 2. Have received an Opportunity Scholarship during the previous school year (2014-15); 3. Be entering kindergarten or the first grade; 4. Be a foster child; or 5. Have been adopted within the last year.

 

Children with Disabilities Scholarship Grant

    1. Awarded to reimburse tuition and related services for each eligible child who is currently attending a public school and is choosing to attend a nonpublic school.
    2. The grant awards up to $3000 per semester, or $6000 per year.
    3. Visit the website www.ncseaa.edu
    4. 2016-2017 School year applications begin May 1st, 2016.
    5. The following criteria must all be met for a family to receive a grant. The child must: • Be a child with a disability • Receive special education at least 75 days of the semester for reimbursement of related services or special education • Be enrolled in an approved eligible school or home school • Be enrolled for at least 75 days for the semester for which the parent seeks reimbursement for tuition • Be at least 5 by August 31st, but younger than 22 • Not be in a nonpublic school at public expense • Not receive public school services while using the grant • Not have a high school diploma • Never have been enrolled full-time at a postsecondary institution (college or technical school) 1 In addition to the above, the student must: • Have been previously approved to receive the grant OR • Have been enrolled in a North Carolina public school for the previous semester OR • Be eligible for enrollment in kindergarten or first grade in a North Carolina public school