Affordability

Tuition assistance applications received after the due date, will be reviewed in a subsequent rounds of Tuition Assistance consideration pending available funds.

The online application includes reporting income, expenses, and assets, along with two consecutive years of tax returns, and current paystubs from all parents/guardians in the household.

• September 1, 2026: Tuition assistance application available through Clarity.
• January 15, 2027: Due date for submitting online tuition assistance application to dTHS
• January 15, 2027: Due date for submitting additional supporting documents
• March 5, 2027: Notification of Tuition Assistance Award to new students via offer of admission
• March 19, 2027: Due date for admission and award acceptances
• April 16, 2027: Due date for submitting most current Tax Return

The Tuition Assistance Committee will reconsider an application only in the event of extreme changes in circumstances occurring since the application was submitted.

Tuition assistance applications must be completed and submitted online through Clarity.  A processing fee is paid directly to Clarity.

Families requesting tuition assistance must reapply each year. A complete review is conducted annually for returning families.

Admissions and tuition assistance applications are processed separately to maintain strict confidentiality and integrity. Admissions decisions are made without regard for financial need.

Tuition assistance (TA) applications are reviewed only after an admissions application has been received and processed.

de Toledo High School provides tuition assistance for tuition fees only. All families are required to pay in full de Toledo High School supplemental and additional fees

Your application will be processed on a provisional basis once your taxes are received. Your award will be finalized after dTHS receives  the most recent tax returns and the Tuition Assistance Committee reviews them. The school reserves the right to re-evaluate and adjust your award based on final tax returns

All parents have an obligation to contribute to their child’s education.  We cannot be bound by the assertion that one parent has disclaimed legally or otherwise any responsibility for educational expenses.  dTHS considers the assets of both parents in reviewing students for a tuition assistance award. Custodial and non-custodial parents are responsible for educational expenses and therefore both must participate in the aid request process by submitting their portion of the Clarity application and tax information. However, if a divorce document clearly states that one parent has financial responsibility for educational expenses, the Tuition Assistance Committee may be inclined to not request the other parent's information.  Until both parents complete the process, the Tuition Assistance Committee cannot review the financial aid application. If either parent has remarried or is living with another adult who is contributing to the household income, the school will consider the assets of the step-parent or partner, always bearing in mind that the primary responsibility for payment rests with the natural parents. Requests to not consider a missing parent need to be confirmed by a third-party verification explaining the situation, i.e. by clergy, school administrator, or other individual with knowledge of the situation.

dTHS expects both parents to contribute financially to their child’s education. If a parent is not receiving a salary, the school will make a financial adjustment to the application to account for the income the parent might receive if she or he chose to work.  Since each application is reviewed individually, there may be a number of exceptions to this policy. Please supply as much information as you can on your application

Awards are based on the school’s base tuition. As tuition changes, monthly payments will change. In addition, supplemental fees vary from grade to grade