Tuition Support FAQ

Q: What is tuition for the 2027–2028 school year?
Annual tuition for the 2027–2028 school year is $20,000 per scholar.
Q: Are payment plans available?
A: Yes. Families may select a 10-month tuition payment plan of $2,000 per month. Additional payment policies and deadlines will be provided as part of the enrollment process.
Q: Do you offer financial aid or scholarships?
A: Yes. Through the CAH Scholar Access Fund and the generosity of donors and community partners, CAH plans to offer full and partial need-based tuition assistance to qualifying families. Awards are based on demonstrated financial need, available funding, and the Academy's financial-aid policies.
Q: How many families will receive tuition assistance?
A: CAH is building scholarship and financial-aid capacity with the goal of supporting approximately 53% of our opening enrollment. This is a planning goal rather than a guarantee of assistance. Individual awards will vary based on demonstrated financial need and available funding.
Q: Will applying for financial aid affect admission?
A: No. Admission decisions are made independently from requests for tuition assistance.
Q: What does tuition include?
A: Tuition supports CAH's core academic program, Christ-centered instruction, student technology and resources, meals, enrichment opportunities, after-school programming, student support, and many regular student experiences.
CAH also plans educational and cultural field trips, recreational day trips, performances, celebrations, and special experiences throughout the school year. Certain optional, specialized, or extraordinary activities may carry an additional cost. Families will always be informed in advance.
Q: Is tuition refundable?
A: Tuition, deposit, withdrawal, and refund policies will be detailed in the enrollment agreement.
Q: What happens if my family's financial circumstances change?
A: Families are encouraged to communicate with CAH. Significant changes in financial circumstances may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, subject to available financial-aid resources.