What You WILL experience at St. Paul ...

100% Graduation Rate
An Authentic Catholic Education
College Prep Curriculum
Community Service
Competitive Athletics
Dedicated Faculty
Extracurricular Clubs/Activities
Out-of-Town Busing
Performing Arts Program
Robotics/STEM
Scholarship Awards
Sibling Discounts
Small Class Sizes
Tuition Assistance

What You WON’T experience at St. Paul...

Athletic Fees
Course Fees
Graduation Fees
Lab Fees
Retreat Fees
Student Activity Fees
Technology Fees

Tuition

2025-2026 Tuition
First Child$13,400
Second child in the same family attending in the same year$11,400
Third child or any more children in the same family attending in the same year$8,400

 


Bus Transportation

St. Paul has students from over 30 communities around central CT. Out-of-town bus transportation is available for many surrounding towns. 

Out-of-Town Busing Routes - CLICK HERE

 

separate fees - if applicable

Purchase separately:

Textbooks (ebook or hard copy)
I-pads - St. Paul placed a bulk order in May. Information will be forthcoming
Uniforms


Registration Fee*

$300 for new students, $200 for returning students
$400 maximum per family per year

This fee is due at the time the student registers for classes.


Non-Parish Assessment Fee*

This non-parish assessment fee is $250 per child, each school year, for non-Catholic students and Catholics not registered in and actively supporting a parish. Parishes in the Archdiocese of Hartford pay this fee for students who are registered, active, and contributing members.  


Bus Transportation Fee*

Optional bus transportation is available for many surrounding towns for a fee of $1,150 for the 2025-2026  school year. Additional siblings will be charged a reduced rate of $850.

Out-of-Town Busing Routes - updated as of 12/4/25 - CLICK HERE


*All fees are non-refundable.

Any fees incurred by the school due to wire transfers or due to payments denied for insufficient funds or other reasons will be billed to the family.

 


 

Tuition Assistance

FACTS logo

At St. Paul Catholic High School, we are committed to helping every student grow academically and socially within a faith-filled and welcoming community. That’s why we are proud to be the most affordable Catholic high school option in Central CT and offer tuition assistance to families who wish to join our school community for the upcoming academic year.  

Our tuition assistance program is designed to make a St. Paul education more accessible, helping families focus on their student learning, growing, and thriving.

St Paul Catholic High School uses an independent consultant, FACTS Grant & Aid, to evaluate financial need. Anyone who wishes to be considered for tuition assistance must submit an application to FACTS Grant & Aid. The application fee is $45

If this is your first time applying for aid through FACTS, please click “Create your Account” to get started. Deadline for incoming families to submit an application is 1/22/26. 

If you are a returning St. Paul family applying for aid through FACTS, please log in to your Family Portal and click on the "Financials Tab". In the financial tab, you will see financial links to click "Apply for Grant & Aid". Deadline for returning families to submit an application is 2/12/26.

Please note: In cases of divorce, both parents must apply for financial aid and supply financial documents. If you occupy separate households, each parent should complete a separate application. If this is a problem, please put an explanation in Section 11 of the FACTS Grant & Aid application.

All supporting documentation can be uploaded in pdf or jpeg format online. If you have questions or concerns about the application process, you may speak with a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 866-441-4637.

Please contact Director of Admissions, Chelsea Mone '10 at cmone@spchs.com, if you have further questions about Tuition Assistance.

Do you have questions about tuition assistance? Click below to see frequently asked questions by families.

Additional questions? Email the Director of Admissions, Ms. Mone '10 at cmone@spchs.com 

TUITION ASSISTANCE FAQS

The Tuition Assistance online application is available now.

TUITION ASSISTANCE APPLICATION

INCOMING STUDENTS

RETURNING STUDENTS

 


 

Use 529 Savings Plan for High School Tuition

The 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act expanded 529 savings plans to allow families to invest funds for K-12 tuition in addition to higher education expenses. CHET (Connecticut Higher Education Trust) allows up to $10,000 per year, per student, to be withdrawn from a 529 plan for tuition expenses at private or religious high schools - free from federal tax.

Learn More

 


 

Scholarships

as scholarships become available, a detailed description and application will be added to our website.

FOR INCOMING AND CONTINUING STUDENTS

Main Street Foundation Scholarships

The following scholarships are available through the Main Street Community Foundation in 2026 and have a deadline of March 6, 2026. There are several scholarships available to students attending or planning to attend private elementary and secondary schools in Bristol. Each scholarship utilizes its own online application, which can be accessed through the Foundation's Online Scholarship Portal which is linked below (Apply Online). Please read all the requirements completely and carefully before submitting an application. 

 apply online

The deadline for applications is 11:59 p.m. on March 6, 2026CLICK HERE for more information and requirements.


The Malerbo Memorial Scholarship 
Eligibility requirements:

  • Residents of Bristol that are attending or planning to attend St. Paul Catholic High School
  • Academic achievement
  • Financial need
  • Evidence of leadership in school and community

The BJT Scholarship Fund was established in 2024 to support the families who are parishioners in good standing at Our Lady of Mercy Church (OLMC) in Plainville, CT to assist with the costs of Catholic education at an elementary, middle or high school located in CT.
Eligibility Requirements:

  • Parishioner in good standing at Our Lady of Mercy Church (OLMC) in Plainville
  • Enrolled or planning to enroll in a Catholic elementary, middle or high school located in CT

The Lena M. & Peter L. Korotie Scholarship was established in 1997 by local residents Peter and Lena Korotie. This scholarship emanates from their growing desire to do something special to help children in Bristol.
Eligibility requirements:

  • Students that are attending or planning to attend St. Paul Catholic High School
  • Academic achievement
  • Service to school and community
  • Financial need
  • Preference to students who show a special interest in math and science

    FOR INCOMING STUDENTS only

    The following scholarships are available for 8th grade students beginning their freshman year at St. Paul Catholic High School. Please read the requirements and note the deadlines for each scholarship below. 

     

    Academic Scholarship

    The top scorers on the October and November Placement Exams are awarded scholarships. Students receiving Academic Scholarship must maintain an overall average of 85 or above and maintain good behavior to renew the scholarship the following years.

    The John E. Tavera (JET) Memorial Scholarship

    The John E. Tavera (JET) Memorial Scholarship is a one-year, $1,000 scholarship awarded to an incoming freshman who is a resident of Bristol. Like John, the recipient must have a good-natured, fun-loving, and positive personality, and have an interest in athletics. 

    Deadline: Submit your application to St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026.

    THE JOHN E. TAVERA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

    Scholarship applications Below require families to fill out a Tuition assistance application in addition to submitting the application for each scholarship you wish to apply! 

    FACTS Grant & Aid Application

     

    The St. Paul Faculty-Staff Scholarship Fund

    The St. Paul Faculty-Staff Scholarship Fund awards $1,000 scholarships to selected incoming freshmen. Students will be chosen based on academic standing and community and school involvement, and financial need. There is no application other than to apply for tuition assistance through FACTS Grant & Aid.

    The Rev. Edmund O’Brien Scholarship

    This four-year scholarship will be awarded to incoming students in honor of Rev. Edmund O’Brien, the founding Principal of St. Paul Catholic High School, and emphasizes his continuing desire to assist the spiritual, academic, and physical development of young men and women who attend St. Paul. The scholarship is renewable until graduation, without re-applying, as long as all eligibility requirements continue to be met.

    Criteria: Financial need, involvement in school and/or community activities, academic potential, and strength of character. The recipient of a Rev. Edmund O’Brien Scholarship will be an involved and upstanding member of the school community and will work diligently in an effort to maintain a 75 or higher average.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should complete this application and submit it to the St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    The Rev. Edmund O’Brien Scholarship Application

    The John D. Ivers, Jr. ’84 Memorial Scholarship

    This scholarship is open to all incoming and current St. Paul students who reside in Meriden and have financial need. The scholarship is a one-time award of $1,000. Final determination of the award recipient will be made by the John D Ivers, Jr. Scholarship Committee in consultation with St. Paul Catholic High School.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should submit their application to St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    The Sharon Mielcarz Scholarship

    The Sharon Mielcarz scholarship is open to any girl entering the freshman class at St. Paul Catholic High School. Criteria include involvement in school and/or community activities, character, academic potential, and financial need. Final determination of the award recipient will be made by the Sharon Mielcarz Scholarship Committee in consultation with St. Paul Catholic High School.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should submit their application to St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    The Sharon Mielcarz Scholarship Application

    The Catholic Elementary School Graduate Scholarship

    The recipient of a Catholic Elementary School Graduate Scholarship is expected to graduate from a Catholic Elementary School. Other criteria include academic potential and financial need.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should submit their application to St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    The Catholic Elementary School Graduate Scholarship Application

    The St. Paul Litchfield County Scholarship

    The recipient of a St. Paul Litchfield County Scholarship must be a resident of a town in Litchfield County. Other criteria include academic potential and financial need.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should submit their application to the St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    The St. Paul Litchfield County Scholarship Application

    St. Paul Catholic High School Kulhowvik Scholarship

    Candidates must live in Litchfield County, with preference given to residents of Torrington and Winsted, and must demonstrate strong academic performance and have financial need.

    Deadline: Interested candidates should submit their application and send it to St. Paul Catholic High School by February 2, 2026. In addition, a tuition assistance application should be submitted to FACTS Grant & Aid. A link to the FACTS Grant & Aid online application is available at https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/3JF61/landing-page. FACTS Grant & Aid is an independent consultant used by St. Paul Catholic High School to evaluate financial need.

    St. Paul Catholic High School Kulhowvik Scholarship

    Please check the St. Paul website periodically to see if any new scholarships have been announced.


    FOR Continuing STUDENTS

    Each spring, Memorial Scholarships are awarded from funds that have been established through parents, alumni, and friends of St Paul Catholic High School. Students are nominated by faculty and administration. Scholarship amounts vary from $200 to $1,500 and are awarded to current St. Paul Catholic students. These scholarships will be added as the applications become available.