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Your Investment in the Future
| Tuition includes a Chromebook for school use. Accepted students pay a $475 instructional fee to hold their place in the class. This non-refundable fee, along with a tuition contract agreement indicating a payment plan, is due at the time of registration in the spring each year and is not part of tuition. This fee covers student Chromebooks, MyIrish fees, technology fees, and select grade level activities. |
Tuition Payment Options & Plans
| Two (2) Payment Plan |
| Families select either the 10th or 20th of the month for payments which are due in June and December. |
| Four (4) Payment Plan |
| Families select either the 10th or 20th of the month for payments which are due in June, September, December, and March. |
| Ten (10) Payment Plan |
| Families select either the 10th or 20th of the month for payments which are due in July through May. |
| Twelve 12 Payment Plan |
| Families select either the 10th or 20th of the month for payments which are due in June through May. Senior families make their last tuition payment in April. |
St. Vincent-St. Mary uses Blackbaud Tuition Management in MyIrish for fees and tuition payments. Families may pay tuition by logging into MyIrish (Blackbaud Tuition Management) to pay electronically via checking or savings account, or by credit card. In person payments are also available for cash, check, or credit card methods at the Front Office. All electronic and credit card payments have a minimal convenience fee applied.
Tuition Assistance
- St. Vincent-St. Mary High School offers need-based tuition assistance through our Family & Memorial Scholarship application process. Freshman applicants must complete FACTS and submit the Family & Memorial Scholarship Application in early November, for consideration.
- Additionally, the Diocese of Cleveland offers $500–$1,500 grants to incoming students. Freshman applicants must complete FACTS and submit the Family & Memorial Scholarship Application mid November, for consideration.
- Full-time Catholic school employees of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland whose children are enrolled in a K–12 Catholic school can also receive additional tuition assistance. Contact your school employer for an application.
- A second child discount of $1,000 and a third child discount of $1,500 is applied to the tuition account of the oldest student.
IRISH ACADEMIC Scholarships
Irish Academic Scholarships: Students scoring between the 80th–99th percentile on the High School Placement Test (HSPT or Pre-HSPT) qualify. These scholarships are renewable for all four years with a minimum 3.5 GPA. Students must test at STVM by November or submit a higher HSPT score from another local Catholic school. Award amounts are as follows:
- 99th percentile: $8,000/year ($32,000 over 4 years)
- 95th–98th percentile: $6,500/year ($26,000 over 4 years)
- 90th–94th percentile: $4,500/year ($18,000 over 4 years)
- 85th–89th percentile: $3,500/year ($14,000 over 4 years)
- 80th–84th percentile: $2,500/year ($10,000 over 4 years)
The combination of all scholarships will not exceed tuition.
| Family & Memorial Scholarships |
These scholarships are offered to incoming freshmen and returning students through the generosity of STVM donors. Award amounts range from $1,000 per year to full tuition. Most awards are renewable if the student maintains good academic and behavioral standing. Freshman applicants must complete FACTS and submit the Family & Memorial Scholarship Application by November 16, 2026. |
| STVM STEM Scholars Scholarship |
The STEM Scholars Scholarship recognizes exceptional students with a passion for innovation, awarding one male and one female Scholar of Distinction each year with full-tuition support. Through exclusive mentorship, research opportunities, and real-world experiences, these scholars are prepared to lead and make an impact in STEM fields. |
| Ohio Department of Education Scholarships |
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| Tuition Assistance through the Diocese of Cleveland |
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Ohio Scholarships Going Fully Digital for 2027-2028
Families planning to apply for an Ohio state scholarship for the 2027-2028 school year should take an important step now: create or access your OH|ID account.
Beginning with the 2027-2028 application cycle, the State of Ohio will move to a fully digital scholarship application process. Paper applications will no longer be accepted. Parents and guardians will need an active OH|ID account to submit scholarship applications and manage their
scholarship information online. To avoid delays when applications open on February 1, 2027, we encourage all families to:
- Create an OH|ID account if you do not already have one.
- Log in to your existing OH|ID account and verify that your email address is current.
- Confirm that you can access the email account associated with your OH|ID profile, as it may be needed for password resets, notifications, and application updates.
Taking a few minutes now to ensure your OH|ID account is active and accessible will make the scholarship application process much smoother next year. If you have questions about your scholarship eligibility or need assistance preparing for the upcoming application process, please contact the school office.
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