Applications through FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment are required to be considered for any financial aid or scholarship program. To apply online,  click here or go to  https://online.factsmgt.com/aid.

 

Any Georgia resident entering second grade and above must be coming directly from a Georgia public school in order to be eligible. Residents applying their child for Pre-K4 through 1st grades do not have to transfer from a GA public school to be eligible to apply for a GRACE Scholarship.   
 

Applicants must complete the online financial aid application as well as the GRACE Scholars application. Again, Federal taxes for 2022 must be filed prior to the completion of the financial aid application.

   

Both the financial aid and the GRACE Scholars applications are due by March 1, 2023.

 

Should your child qualify, and funds be available, an award letter from GRACE Scholars outlining the Annual Award and terms of the scholarship will be included in the enrolment packet you receive from the school. Due to limited funding, we may not be able to fulfill all scholarship requests.

GRACE Scholars, Inc., is the official student scholarship organization (SSO) for the schools sponsored by the Roman Catholic Archdioceses of Atlanta.  All students receiving GRACE Awards have demonstrated financial need as determined by a third-party analysis of a family's ability to pay tuition.

Schools in the Archdioceses of Atlanta reserve the right to decline funding from SSOs which do not award scholarships based on financial need.  In addition, the maximum amount of SSO scholarships awarded to students in Archdiocesan Schools is the lowest of the following: a student's calculated financial need; 80% of the tuition rate applicable to the student; an index of per-pupil public school spending in Georgia; and, the maximum cap established by the local school.  

GRACE Scholars, Inc., welcomes the transfer of funding from one SSO to another as allowed by state law.  In these instances, the school reserves the right to award GRACE scholarships in accordance with local procedures.

The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund awards three $1,500 scholarships annually to current Immaculate Heart of Mary School students. This scholarship is available for Hispanic/Latino families (Catholic or non-Catholic) who are already enrolled at Immaculate Heart of Mary School.

 

The scholarships are awarded to a Hispanic student based on the following criteria: financial need; demonstration of Christian faith and values; success in academics; and service to the community.  Applications will be available in the Spring.

The Edward Barnsley '86 Memorial Scholarship awards one $1,000 scholarship annually to an Immaculate Heart of Mary School student. The scholarship is awarded to a rising eighth-grader based on a student's aptitude for and interest in creative writing and who also demonstrates a financial need.  Applications are available in the Spring.


Vivian Adan Eager Reader Scholarship