“Our experience at La Salle has been all we expected and much more! We are honored to be part of the La Salle family and are grateful for the staff. I have noticed a difference in Dylan since he has started in September. He wears his uniform proudly and enjoys having the brotherhood.”
– Diane Roman Worrell, Parent of Dylan Worrell ’23. Click here to read more parent testimonials.
The mission of La Salle Academy clearly articulates the school’s “special outreach to those most in need.” Seeking to implement this aspect of the mission in a clear and fair way, the school has established criteria to guide the disbursement of the funds allocated in the budget for tuition assistance. Although certain unique situations may necessitate deviation from these guidelines, in general they provide the framework used by the Financial Aid Committee of La Salle Academy to award tuition assistance to deserving students.
Essentially there are two categories of tuition assistance, merit based scholarship and need based financial aid. A young man may fall into either or both of those categories. Regardless of whether the award is merit based or need based, the recipient will be expected to sustain the academic, behavioral, and attendance standards associated with the initial reception of the award. In addition, he will be expected to attend five (5) school sponsored events during the year as designated by the school’s Administration. These conditions will be enumerated in a contract for the year. The student and at least one parent/guardian will sign the contract, a mid-year review will occur, and tuition payments are expected to stay current. Failure to adhere to the terms of the agreement will provide a reason for cutting back or eliminating the amount of aid presented to the student in the following semester and/or the next academic year.
Aid from La Salle Academy can be adjusted downward if the student is the recipient of an external scholarship from another source after the amount initially allocated by La Salle Academy was announced.
Donations from numerous generous benefactors enable La Salle Academy to provide tuition assistance on an annual basis. We are grateful to our alumni and other philanthropic individuals, businesses, and foundations who provide the funds we disburse.
Applicant must:
Note: An ability score significantly higher than an achievement score on the TACHS exam will not be viewed favorably.
Acceptance to La Salle Academy and awarding of tuition assistance are contingent upon successful completion of 8th grade.
Students who receive financial assistance are expected to maintain at least a 75% average and to follow all school regulations & attendance policies in order to continue in the program. Failure to fulfill these requirements will result in exclusion from this program.
Financial aid will be determined on the basis of a family’s need and the availability of funds. La Salle uses an outside company, FACTS Management (FACTS Institution ID #6422), to make initial recommendations for all financial aid applicants. All recommendations are then reviewed by La Salle’s Financial Aid Committee before decisions are finalized.
Once an online application ($40 online processing fee) has been completed, the following information will need to be sent to FACTS to complete the application process:
All supporting documentation can be uploaded in pdf format online.
Documentation can also be faxed to 866-315-9264 or mailed to the address below. Please be sure to include the applicant ID on all faxed or mailed correspondence.
FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment
P.O. Box 82524
Lincoln, NE 68501-2524
If you have questions or concerns about the application process, you may speak with a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 866-441-4637.
| 2023 – 2024 Annual Tuition and Fees | |
| Tuition (10 monthly payments; July 2023 – April 2024) | $13,200.00 |
| Technology Fee | $325.00 |
| Book Fees | $150.00 |
| Registration Deposit (non-refundable) | $280.00 |
| Graduation Fee (Seniors only) | $375.00 |