

TUITION
Active Catholic* Tuition for 2021-2022
3rd Student - $8,740
4th Student - $8,280
5th Student - $7,820
Non-Active/Non-Catholic Tuition for 2021-2022
1st Student - $10,700
2nd Student - $10,700
3rd Student - $10,240
4th Student - $9,780
5th Student - $9,320
At the time of acceptance, a $500 non-refundable deposit per child is due. The deposit and tuition are paid through FACTS Tuition Management.
3rd Student - $10,611
4th Student - $10,053
5th Student - $9,494
At the time of acceptance, a $500 non-refundable deposit per child is due. The deposit and tuition are paid through FACTS Tuition Management.
Financial Aid
Tuition Assistance - 2022-2023 School Year
Tuition Assistance is available to families on the basis of need and availability of funds. Anyone interested in applying for financial aid must complete a FACTS application. You may begin applying on November 10, 2021 for the 2022-2023 school year. All applications must be complete by March 1, 2022 to be given full consideration. Link To FACTS Tuition Assistance
Financial aid is awarded at the time acceptances are announced. Please note that no assistance will be awarded until your tax return has been verified through FACTS. Contact our Business Office (770) 410-4056 (ext. 205) for additional clarification.
GRACE Scholars
The mission of GRACE (Georgia Residents Assisting Children’s Education) Scholars, Inc. is to provide children from families with financial need with greater opportunity to secure a Catholic education. Any Georgia resident entering a Catholic school for the first time from a Georgia public school or a child eligible to attend kindergarten or first grade who demonstrates financial need may qualify for a GRACE scholarship. An application must be filled out and return to Holy Redeemer by March 1, 2022. An application in FACTS must also be completed for qualification. Link to Grace Scholars Link to FACTS
The Catholic Education of North Georgia, Inc. and Holy Redeemer Catholic School do not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, or physical disability or impairment, in the administration of its academic and admissions policies, scholarship and financial aid programs, and other school administered services.