Divine Providence Church & School
Scholarship and Financial Assistance
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Rosemeyer/Langan Scholarship Fund
Need based tuition assistance is available for students in K-8 from the Fr. John C. Rosemeyer Scholarship Fund and the Father Langan Scholarship Fund. The Funds are subsidized by generous supporters of Divine Providence School, who want to ensure that students have access to a quality Catholic school education. This assistance is available for returning and new families in Kindergarten-Eighth grade at Divine Providence School. The Tuition Assistance Committee will assist as many families as possible with the funds available. If you would like to apply, you must complete a FACTS application along with a $30 nonrefundable fee at https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/41K32.
Please note: The FACTS application must be completed EACH YEAR to be considered for financial assistance.
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The Rita Zdun Memorial Scholarship FundThis scholarship is offered to support those exceptional students who share the same passion and intellectual curiosity in the fields of Math and Science as Mrs. Zdun, a lifelong educator who dedicated her life to the intellectual growth of her students. It is a merit-based scholarship that is awarded at the local Catholic high-school level to two 8th grade students who are parishioners of Mary, Mother of Divine Grace Parish and attend Divine Providence School. This scholarship is renewable for three years (Sophomore-Senior years) if the student maintains a better than C+ grade point average.
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Empower Illinois Tax Credit Scholarship
Students (K-12) from families with limited financial resources, up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level, are eligible to receive a tax credit scholarship.
Before April 1, priority will be given to students who meet one of the following categories:
- Are members of a household whose previous year’s total annual income does not exceed 185% of the federal poverty level ($45,510 for a family of 4);
- Reside within a focus district (click here for a list of focus districts);
- Received a scholarship from a scholarship granting organization during the previous school year; or
- Are a sibling of students currently receiving a scholarship.
After April 1, all other qualifying students will be considered for scholarships, subject to availability of funding.
Visit https://empowerillinois.org/ for more information.