Bishop Canevin utilizes FACTS Management, an independent Financial Aid Vendor, to assess family financial need. This secure application serves for funds through the EITC and OSTC programs, Bishop Canevin Aid, as well as several scholarships that require a determination of family financial need. Applications are due by March 15, 2023.

All applicants must first create a FACTS account, select "2023-2024 Application Year", and then select Bishop Canevin High School as your Institution.

Families seeking financial assistance to help with tuition must apply each year.

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FACTS Application Process FAQ

In the 2022-2023 school year, Bishop Canevin awarded over $1M in total grants and aid. Over 60% of families received some level of aid. Multi-student family discounts are also available.

Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program:
Monies are ear-marked from PA state taxes that are "re-directed" from PA corporations or PA residents who designate Bishop Canevin to receive a portion/all of their PA State tax liability.

Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) Program: 
Grants from OSTC funds require children to be assigned to an "under-performing public school" as defined by the PA Department of Education.

2023-2024 EITC/OSTC Income Maximums

# of Dependents       Maximum Income
1 child                          $123,697
2 children                   $142,211
3 children                   $160,725
4 children                   $179,239
5 children                   $197, 753
**Add $18,514 for each additional dependent
 

Bishop Canevin Scholarships
Bishop Canevin High School has several Scholarship opportunities available to students. Click to learn more. 

Diocese of Pittsburgh - Bishop's Education Fund
The Bishop's Education Fund (BEF) provides tuition assistance to Catholic families attending Catholic schools within the Diocese of Pittsburgh. A Pastor Signature Sheet must be submitted to be considered for BEF grants. 
 

Crossroads Foundation
Bishop Cavevin partners with Crossroads Foundation, an organization that provides tuition assistance to attend Catholic high school. Additional information about the program can be found on the Crossroads website. Click to download a Crossroads brochure. 
 

Junior Achievement
Students who participate in Junior Achievement programs may be eligible to apply for scholarships through the JA of Western PA. Information about available programs can be found on the Junior Achievement website.
 

The Poise Foundation
Eligible students can apply for available scholarships through the Poise Foundation. The Application for the 23-24 School Year will be available in March.