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General Financial AidApplications through FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment must be considered for any financial aid or scholarship program. Financial aid applications will be available in January 2025. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2025. Federal taxes for 2024 must be filed before the completion of this application. To apply online, visit https://online.factsmgt.com/aid.
Georgia GOAL
Georgia GOAL is the official student scholarship organization (SSO) for schools sponsored by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta. All students receiving a GOAL scholarship have demonstrated financial need as determined by a third-party analysis of a family's ability to pay tuition. GOAL offers aid to both Catholic and non-Catholic families based on need.
To be eligible, any Georgia resident entering second grade and above must be coming directly from a Georgia public school. Residents applying for 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 Georgia GOAL Scholarship.
Goizueta Foundation Scholarships
The Goizueta Foundation Scholars Fund annually awards three $1,500 scholarships to current Immaculate Heart of Mary School students. This scholarship is available for Hispanic/Latino families (Catholic or non-Catholic) already enrolled at Immaculate Heart of Mary School.The scholarship is 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.
Edward Barnsley '86 Memorial ScholarshipThe 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 ScholarshipThis scholarship honors the life of long-time librarian Vivian Adan. Her daughters, Vivian Adan Lowe and Alicia Adan Harwell, founded this scholarship Through their generosity and support of a one-day giving event, the fund was fully endowed in 2018, allowing the school to make the first award in May 2021. The teachers and librarian nominate 5th grade students who demonstrate a voracious passion for reading. The nominees are tasked with writing an essay and the winner is selected by the scholarship committee.