SJNA recognizes that every family’s financial picture looks different, and we are committed to providing a thorough review of every applicant’s individual circumstances. Financial aid is awarded to eligible students based on need and availability of funds. It is SJNA’s expectation that families contribute to the cost of their child’s education at the highest level they are able.
In order to be considered for financial aid, families must complete our financial assessment to determine need-based assistance. You may request financial aid assistance by clicking on the banner below and going through FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment.
The Grant & Aid Assessment is designed for domestic (US-citizen) students only. Families of international students must submit a written request to the Financial Aid Committee explaining circumstances meriting need-based financial aid.
The Financial Aid Committee reviews assessments once they are submitted, and will contact you in 7-10 business days. Families must reapply for financial aid every year. Applying for aid assistance early is recommended, as financing must be secured prior to enrollment.
If additional financing is required, we recommend looking into the following convenient financing options for your student’s education:
Your Tuition Solution™ has helped thousands of families reach their educational goals — including connecting families to flexible payment plans to pay for K-12 private school by offering loans that can be paid back in budget-friendly installments. Click the image below for more information:
The Sallie Mae K-12 Family Education Loan available to cover the entire cost of annual tuition and expenses. Books, computers, sports gear, and more are approved expenses for private high school students who secure financing. Click the image below for more information:
Utilizing 529 Plans
Starting in 2018, individuals (parents, grandparents, other relatives) may be able to withdraw 529 plan funds, up to $10,000 a year, to pay for private school K-12 expenses. Therefore, the 529 plan funds can be used toward tuition at St. John’s Northwestern Academies. Please contact us for more information on how these funds can be applied toward your student’s tuition.
Tax Deductions
Wisconsin provides an income tax deduction for individuals who pay private school tuition for their dependent children. It has no income limit, and taxpaying families can apply for an individual tax deduction after paying for K–12 private school tuition. Learn more about this program including eligibility, rules and regulations here.
If you have questions regarding financial aid, assistance, or need help completing the Grant & Aid Assessment, please contact our Finance Department at finance@sjnacademies.org or call 262-646-7239.