Tuition Assistance

Copiah Endowment Corp. has made funds available for a tuition assistance program.
Independent School Management (ISM) handles the application process on behalf of the Endowment. Their application system is called “FAST.” ISM is an independent company that will process the information and send a confidential report.
All applications are submitted on-line beginning October 1st for the next school year. You will be given instructions to mail in your tax forms. Payment is by credit card (Visa or Mastercard). You may pay the school for a voucher if you do not use a credit card. The deadline for application is April 30th for the next school year. Results from ISM should be back to Copiah Endowment Corp. within a few days of receipt of tax forms. Qualified families can expect to be notified by June 15th.
Tuition assistance will be given as a reduction in the amount of the monthly tuition.
A student receiving tuition assistance will be expected to maintain a passing grade average or risk losing his/her tuition assistance.
Students receiving tuition assistance must comply with the rules, regulations, and policies at Copiah Educational Foundation or risk losing tuition assistance. Excessive absences and/or demerits and daily positive attitude will also be considered in these regulations.
Families receiving tuition assistance will be expected to maintain current payments of their adjusted tuition, membership fees, registration, and any other required fees. The monthly tuition must be paid no later than the 15th of each month. Tuition assistance will be for one year at a time. Families receiving tuition assistance must reapply yearly if they desire to continue receiving assistance.
All decisions will be final.

Non-Discrminatory Policy

Copiah Educational Foundation, Inc. hereby gives notice that its policy is to admit students of any race to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accredited or made available to students at the school, and to make no discrimination on the basis of race in administration of educational policies, application for admission, scholarship or loan programs, and athletic and extracurricular programs.