Financial Aid
MES can offer limited
financial aid to those families who submit
an application for partial assistance.
MES does not receive any government
funding, depending entirely upon receipt
of tuition and fundraisers for all its
programs. The partial financial assistance
offered is funded entirely from the operating
budget of the school. It is hoped that the
Financial Aid provided will help provide a
quality Montessori educational experience
for students who might not otherwise be
able to take advantage of what MES has to
offer. All information submitted to obtain
financial aid is kept strictly
confidential.
To give you some idea of
whether or not your family might qualify
for partial financial aid, below are some
of the eligibility guidelines. While the
guidelines have some flexibility, they
are indicative of the families who have
received financial aid in prior years,
with all financial aid awarded on the
basis of need.
v
Families with exceptional
circumstances.
§
Disabled child
§
Disabled parent
§
Parent unemployed for six
months or longer
§
Single parent families
v
Families with incomes below
Board set policy.
All parents who are recipients
of financial aid are expected to donate their
time to MES. This time may be for fund
raising, classroom help or even
maintenance work: helping to paint,
grounds maintenance, office help, etc.
Click
Here to
download
a scholarship application.
For more information or to
request an application by mail, please
call the school office of Montessori
Episcopal School, (972) 221-3533.
All requests for financial
aid must be received by March 7, 2008
Montessori Episcopal School accepts
students regardless of race, color,
religion, creed, or national origin.
Currently enrolled students, siblings and
Annunciation Parishioners are given first
priority. Waiting list applicants are
enrolled on a first come, first serve
basis. MES reserves the right to make
placements (including, but not limited to
class lotteries) based on classroom needs,
staffing, availability, and ratios.
