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2010-2011 Income Eligibility Scale
Maximum Income Based on Total Annual 2009 Income
| Household size |
Up to 75% Tuition
(100% Poverty) |
Up to 50% Tuition
(185% Poverty) |
Up to 25% Tuition
(270% Poverty) |
| 2 |
$0 - $14,570 |
$14,571 - $26,955 |
$26,956 - $39,339 |
| 3 |
$0 - $18,310 |
$18,311 - $33,874 |
$33,875 - $49,437 |
| 4 |
$0 - $22,050 |
$22,051 - $40,793 |
$40,794 - $59,535 |
| 5 |
$0 - $25,790 |
$25,791 - $47,712 |
$47,713 - $69,633 |
| 6 |
$0 - $29,530 |
$29,531 - $54,631 |
$54,632 - $79,731 |
| 7 |
$0 - $33,270 |
$33,271 - $61,550 |
$61,551 - $89,829 |
| 8 |
$0 - $37,010 |
$37,011 - $68,469 |
$68,470 - $99,927 |
| N |
For each additional
child add $3,740 to
the maximum amount |
For each additional
child add $6,919 to
the maximum amount |
For each additional
child add $10,098 to
the maximum amount |
For example, if there are three people in your household and your 2009 Total Income was $25,000, the scholarship amount could be up to 50% of the tuition (highlighted in blue above).
Scholarship amounts vary depending on the family's income, household size and the school's tuition cost. The highest scholarship amount ranges from $2,500 to $2,700.
- The scholarships will not cover the full tuition
- Families will be required to pay the difference between the school tuition & the scholarship.
- Families will have to pay any additional school fees.
- Families will be required to contribute a minimum of $500 towards their child's education.
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