Financial Aid & Scholarships
FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment will be conducting the financial need analysis once again for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia/BLOCS & St. Hubert for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.
Families applying for financial aid will need to complete an application starting October 1, 2018 and submit the necessary supporting documentation to be considered for Financial Aid. Applicants can apply online by clicking the FACTS link at: https://online.factsmgt.com/aid
Once you complete an online application, you will need to send the following information to FACTS to complete the application process:
- Copies of your 2017 Federal tax forms including all supporting tax schedules.
**We recommend you upload all supporting documentation in PDF format online.**
Please submit all documentation no later than March 31, 2019.
You can also fax documentation to 866-315-9264 or mail it to the address below. Please be sure to include the applicant ID on all faxed or mailed correspondence.
FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment
P.O. Box 82524
Lincoln, NE 68501-2524
If you have questions or concerns about the application process, you may speak with a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 866-441-4637.
Priority Deadline for FACTS Grant & Aid Application(s) are December 31, 2018!!!!!!!
Please see the FACTS PDF for Helpful Instructions!!!
The Charles E. Ellis Foundation provides grants to girls who have financial need and meet the criteria set by the Ellis Foundation. Eligibility is limited to qualified female students in good academic standing, who reside in Philadelphia, live in a one-parent house-hold and request assistance. All applications must be sent by the applicant to Philadelphia Futures, who determine which students are eligible. Applications may be submitted January 1, 2019 and the deadline is March 1, 2019, for the 2019-2020 school year.
The foundation website is: www.ellistrust.org
***Applications will open in Spring2019***
ELIGIBILITY: All grades 9 - 12 High School Students
AWARD AMOUNT: Multiple scholarships ranging from $500 to $1000
DEADLINE: Ongoing (Annual) , Every October 31st 11:59 PM (Pacific Time)
HOW TO APPLY:
Choose ONE prompt from below and submit a well thought out essay or video
- How have your family, parents, school, and teachers influenced who you are today? Use personal experiences to support your answer.
- How much freedom should parents give their children? Use personal experiences to support your answer.
- What are some dangers that youth may face on the internet? Use personal experiences, news articles, or research to support your answer.
- What should you do if you or a friend is bullied on the web? Please discuss solutions for both scenarios. Use personal experiences to support your answer.
- Discuss ways that youth can use the internet or social media to positively impact their communities. Use personal experiences to support your answer.
The Maguire Foundation, in partnership with the Faith in the Future Foundation, will award per-year scholarships to at least six students in each of the eighteen qualifying Philadelphia-area Catholic High Schools. The current program is specific to Freshmen entering the Class of 2023 as of Fall 2019. The scholarship is renewable for each of the four years of high school, given that the Maguire Scholar maintains a minimum GPA of 3.0, or the equivalent thereof as specified by the Office of Catholic Education, completes service hours and attends programs offered by the Maguire Foundation. Please note that special preference this year will be given to all current elementary school Maguire scholars attending IMS and Maguire Partner schools.
Academic Scholarships
St. Hubert offers 25-30 academic scholarships per year. Scholarships range from $500-$4500 per year for all four years. These scholarships are based on performance on the St. Hubert scholarship test.
Parents' Association Scholarship
The Parent Association is offering a limited amount of $1,000.00 scholarships to current St. Hubert students. To be eligible for this scholarship, you must complete, sign and return the form to the Main Office by May 1, 2019. If your answers require additional space, feel free to use the reverse side, but do not attach any pages to this form. Contact Nancy Mulville, President of the Parent Association, at nmulville@verizon.net for more information.
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St. Hubert High School
Fine Art Scholarship
First prize: $1,000.00 a year for four years
Second prize: $500.00 a year for four years
Guidelines
Students should submit two pieces of art work that show off their artistic strengths and their individual interests. A third piece should center on footwear (shoes, boots, etc), to focus on an entrance singular theme. Please do not submit work that is smaller than 8” x 10” or larger than 16” x 20”. DO NOT send more than three pieces.
Work does not need to be matted or framed. (This will have NO impact on judging)
Please don’t sign the front of your artwork, as judging needs to be anonymous.
Work can be mailed or hand delivered to Saint Hubert High School. Please make hand deliveries during regular school hours.
A short written paragraph explaining why you like (or love!) art should accompany your artwork, along with an application form. Winning students will need to take art all four years at Saint Hubert in order to maintain their scholarships.
Please contact Ms. Jean Broden at jbroden@huberts.org with any questions/concerns.
The Marie Huff Memorial Scholarship was established by Marie’s family to honor her memory.
Accomplished artist Stamatios “Nick" Burpulis, husband of Marianne Sisco Burpulis '67 and father of Marisa Burpulis '02 passed away in March 2012.
The Instrumental Music Scholarship is open to incoming freshman for the Class of 2023 who demonstrate excellence in and passion for music endeavors that can be supported by the St. Hubert Music Program.
The Vocal Music Scholarship is open to incoming freshman for the Class of 2023 who demonstrate excellence in and passion for vocal music endeavors that can be supported by the St. Hubert Music Program. Students who are awarded a voice scholarship participate in choral groups and cantor for school assemblies and recitals.
The Daniel Sweeney Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to honor Firefighter Daniel Sweeney, a graduate of Bishop McDevitt High School, Class of 2005. The scholarship fund was established through kind-hearted citizens who have sent the Sweeney family money in his honor. The purpose of the fund is to assist families whose children are attending an Archdiocesan High School. This scholarship is open to all students, without regard to race, gender, national origin or religious beliefs. The intent of this scholar is to help families with the education of their children. For the application and more information please click on the link below.
Open NORPHANS Open
Our Alma Mater may be closed, but the Falcon Spirit shall never die.Qualifications: Your child must be a daughter/granddaughter of a North Catholic Alum.Deadline: December 1, 2018 for the academic year as we hope to disburse the $500 grants prior to Christmas break . Please see the application below.