Affording an SNG Education

FACTS Financial Aid Application Information

In order to be considered for need-based tuition assistance, families must complete a FACTS Financial Aid application. Please see below for additional information.

– Applications will be reviewed and award decisions made after a student has completed the admissions process and been accepted to SNG. Priority will be given to families who complete their applications by December 31.

– Please ensure when starting your application that you select the school year in which the applicant plans to enter Ss. Neumann Goretti.

– Our school is listed as “Neumann Goretti High School” on the FACTS application. When adding our school to your application, we recommend searching by ZIP code 19148 to find and add “Neumann Goretti High School.”

 – Depending on your application some or all of the following documents may be required. A complete list of required documents will be available once you have submitted your application, along with instructions on how to upload your documents.

     – Copy of U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, supporting schedules, and business returns.

     – 2020 IRS Federal Form 10401040A or 1040-EZ

     – 2020 IRS Federal Form 1040Schedule 1Schedule 2Schedule 3Schedule 4Schedule 5

     – Copies of W-2 Wage and Tax Statements.

     – Copies of supporting documentation for household Nontaxable Income.

– FACTS charges a one-time $35 application fee. You will be prompted to submit your payment once you complete your application.

Please contact our Tuition Manager, Denise Arrigale, with any questions or for assistance completing your Financial Aid application:
darrigale@neumanngorettihs.org
215-465-8437, ext. 246

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are proud to offer the following merit-based scholarships to students applying to the 9th grade.

Ss. John Neumann & Maria Goretti Neumann Goretti Grants

For more information about the Ss. John Neumann & Maria Goretti Neumann Goretti Grants, please contact our admissions office at admissions@neumanngorettihs.org.

Saints Neumann Goretti encourages families to apply for scholarships from external organizations and funds. Please note that we do not fund or determine the scholarships listed below, so please contact the organizations directly with any questions. We update this list periodically as we learn of new scholarships, so check back often!

-The Archbishop’s Grant for Archdiocesan Employees

The Archbishop’s Grant is for full-time Employees of the Archdiocese who work in a parish, school, or AOP setting. Grants apply to high school tuition and grant recipients may only use the grant at one AOPS high school. Employees must apply for the grant each year.

The Archdiocese will award grants based on the number of applicants and the calculated need of each applicant so award amounts may vary. All award amounts will be the totality of the grant and not an amount awarded per child. The application is available here and is due by December 31. Applicants must also submit a complete FACTS Financial Aid application by December 31. The Archdiocese will communicate awards to all who complete the above steps on or before March 1.

 

-CEO America

The Children’s Educational Opportunity Fund offers scholarships of up to $3500 to children who are enrolled in public/charter schools and wish to attend a private school (such as SS. Neumann Goretti). Applications for the upcoming school year open by early January. Please visit the CEO America website to learn more and apply.

 

-Ellis Grant

The Ellis Grant offers tuition assistance grants to girls who reside in Philadelphia, live in a household where one or both parents are absent or mentally or physically impaired, and have grades of C or better in major subjects. Visit the Ellis Trust website to learn more and apply. The application for the upcoming school year opens on January 1 and is due March 15. The amount of the award varies, and students must re-apply each school year

The eligibility requirements for high school girls entering grades 9-12 are the same for Tuition Assistance Grants (independent & parochial schools) and Enrichment Grants (public & charter schools.)

Grants from the Ellis Trust are awarded to girls who meet the following criteria:

  • Identify as female.
  • Live in Philadelphia.
  • Live in a household where there is a single parent or in a household where one or both parents have a documented disability.
  • Meet the family income eligibility requirements for reduced-priced lunch under the National School Lunch Program (see Income Requirements below.)
  • Have grades of “C” or better.
  • Are making academic progress toward a timely graduation.
  • Can prove their dependency status (name appears on their family’s tax return or Department of Human Services documentation.)
  • Are in a family that does not own property other than their primary home.

 

-Hallahan Alumnae Scholarship Grant

The Hallahan Alumnae Association annually awards four scholarships to J.W. Hallahan legacy students entering 9th grade at an Archdiocese of Philadelphia high school. Any female student whose mother, grandmother, sibling, aunt, or cousin graduated from John W. Hallahan will be eligible to apply for a scholarship of $1,500 per year to honor their commitment to a Catholic education, and to further recognize the respected connection among all Archdiocesan high schools. Students must have a strong academic record, no problems with absenteeism or discipline, and financial need verified by a completed FACTS application.

The deadline is January 31.

 

Norphans Scholarships
We are Alumni of Northeast Catholic High School (Philadelphia, PA). Our purpose is to bring together as many fellow Falcons through different events throughout the year. Our goal is to raise money to assist families with the ever increasing cost of a Catholic education & for other select charities in the Philadelphia area. Our Alma Mater may be closed, but the Falcon spirit shall never die. The Norphans is an Incorporated 501(c3) Non-Profit since 2014.

 

-Corporal Jimmy O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Fund

Tuition

Tuition for the 2025-2026 school year is as follows:

Base Tuition   $9,100
School Fee      $1,550
Total                 $10,650

Scholarships and Financial Aid grants may be applied toward the base tuition. All families are required to pay the school fee.

FACTS Management

SNG partners with FACTS Management for tuition payments. Through an online FACTS tuition account, families can make tuition payments using electronic debit from a bank account or credit​ card. Payments may be made monthly (June – April), quarterly, bi-annually, or in full. The first payment for the upcoming year is due in June.

Saints Neumann Goretti is committed to making our educational experience accessible to all families. Through the generosity of our alumni and friends, we are able to offer need-based financial assistance to offset a portion of tuition to those who qualify. Financial aid grants typically cover between 10 – 25% of the total cost of tuition at SNG, and can be combined with academic and outside scholarships. We strongly encourage every family to apply for financial aid. Financial aid requests have no impact on admissions decisions.

We are now accepting Financial Aid Applications for the 2023-2024 school year. Applications are competitive and are reviewed on a rolling basis. Priority will be given to applications completed by December 31, 2022. Click the button below to begin your application.