Financial Aid

While the availability of school resources, the number of qualified applicants, and overall budgetary constraints influence financial assistance decisions, Skycrest Christian School is committed to making grants available to as many eligible applicants as possible. In an effort to make the process fair to all, Skycrest Christian considers the following when making award decisions:

• The primary responsibility for financing a student’s education rests with the family.
• In the case of divorce or separation, Skycrest Christian requires both parents to file an application for financial assistance. Skycrest Christian School is not bound by any divorce agreement specifying a parent’s responsibility for educational expenses.
• Skycrest Christian believes a family should invest in their child’s education before elective expenses, for example, secondary home ownership, club memberships, participation in club/AAU sports, and expensive car leases/purchases.

When determining a family's eligibility for financial aid, Skycrest considers a need analysis provided by the Financial Aid for School Tuition (FAST). This assessment takes into account a family's income, savings, assets and liabilities, as well as any special circumstances. Much of the information requested is found on a family's 1040 Internal Revenue Service form.

Applying for financial aid at Skycrest does not hurt your chances for acceptance. We make our admission decisions prior to evaluating families' financial need. Skycrest is committed to enrolling the most dynamic student body possible, regardless of families' ability to pay the full tuition. 

All inquiries and applications for financial aid are held in the strictest confidence. Any family interested in applying for financial aid or having questions is encouraged to contact Wanda Price at (727) 797-1186 ext.313.