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TUITION

Holy Redeemer students know how to learn - a quality that ensures future success.  At Holy Redeemer, we believe that our graduates should have a strong academic and faith foundation, be dedicated in service to others, and have the communication and social skills that will prepare them for the future.  This is a gift and we understand the investment parents make to give this gift to their children. Our goal is to keep tuition rates as low as possible, while continuing to offer a quality Catholic education. 
 
Active Catholic* Tuition for 2024-2025
1st Student -  $10,945                                                                                                                                                     
2nd Student - $10,945
3rd Student -  $10,398
4th Student -  $9,851
5th Student -  $9,303
 
Non-Active/Non-Catholic Tuition for 2024-2025
1st Student -  $12,745 
2nd Student - $12,745     
3rd Student -  $12,198
4th Student -  $11,651
5th Student -  $11,103

 

At the time of acceptance, a $500 non-refundable deposit per child for grades PreK-4 through 7 is due. The deposit and tuition are paid through FACTS Tuition Management.

*Active Catholic Tuition: Children of families who are active members of a local Catholic parish will receive the annually determined Active Catholic tuition rate. Active membership in a parish is understood to mean that the family worships in the parish and contributes time, talent and/or financial resources to help support the parish. Active membership is to be determined by the pastor of the parish of which the family is a member. Parish verification is required each year.
 
For more information on the Catholic rate click here.
 

Grade Level Fees  

A grade level supply/technology fee ranging from $297 - $395 is billed to your FACTS account in two installments (September and October). Pre-K4 -5 fees include Chromebooks 1:1, online technology, textbooks and workbooks, yearbooks and all school supplies; 6-8 fees include Chromebooks 1:1, online technology, textbooks and workbooks, yearbooks and some school supplies.

Financial Aid

 

Tuition Assistance - 2025-2026 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 the online FACTS Tuition Assistance application available on our website.  Initial applications opened on November 15, 2024 for the 2025-2026 school year. All initial applications must be completed with the Enrollment Application to be given full consideration.  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 information or clarification.

The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program

The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program provides another form of tuition assistance.

The mission of The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program 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 in grades PreK-4, Kindergarten or 1st grade who demonstrates financial need may qualify for a GOAL scholarship.  For grades 2 and above, students coming directly from a Georgia public school, where they have been enrolled for at least 6 weeks immediately prior to being awarded a scholarship and demonstrate financial need are eligible for a Georgia GOAL Scholarship.  Students who have received a scholarship from another SSO (like GRACE Scholars) and otherwise remain eligible are eligible for The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program.  

You apply for The Georgia GOAL Scholarship and all Tuition Assistance through one application in the FACTS Tuition Assistance System.

Click here to access FACTS Tuition Assistance

 

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.