Financial Assistance
Concordia Prep strives to provide financial assistance to qualifying families. In order to be eligible for financial aid consideration, families must complete a financial aid application. The Concordia Prep School Financial Aid Application Deadline is Friday, December 16, 2022.
Click here to apply: https://studentfinancialaid.blackbaud.school/
Priority will be given to families with a completed and verified Financial Aid Application prior to the deadline of December 16, 2022. Any applications submitted after December 16, 2022, must be verified by January 31st, in order to be considered for Financial Assistance for the 2023-2024 school year. For more information concerning Blackbaud Financial Aid Management and FAQ’s please view our Parent Instructions Sheet.
The Concordia Preparatory School Tuition Assistance Committee makes decisions on the amount of financial aid awarded and communicates those at the time of acceptance. Recipients are notified by email/mail. All financial information and the identity of students seeking and receiving financial assistance is kept confidential.
All financial assistance is awarded on an annual basis. Concordia Prep School also offers Merit and Co-Curricular Scholarships. We care deeply for our families and hope that the financial assistance offered will allow family’s to be part of Concordia Preparatory School in the coming school year.
Additional Scholarship Opportunity
The Karen E. Montague Scholarship
The Karen E. Montague Scholarship Fund was established to provide scholarship awards to qualified Concordia Preparatory School students based equally on financial need and academic merit. Both new and current CPS students in grades six through twelve may apply. Download an application here. Families must also submit a Financial Aid Application in order for the Montague Scholarship Application to be considered for review.
Completed applications should be submitted to the Montague Scholarship Committee via email to admissions@concordiaprepschool.org by December 16, 2022. Applicants will be notified of the Scholarship Committee’s decision at the time of acceptance.
Betty L. Jasion Scholarship Fund
The Betty L. Jasion Scholarship Fund has been established to honor the legacy of Mrs. Betty L. Jasion for her exemplary Christian witness. She attended Immanuel Lutheran School until high school and also sent her children there until they were old enough to attend Baltimore Lutheran School. She is a former member of the Baltimore Lutheran School Board of Directors and was an active member of the Lamplighters, is an alumni parent of Ron D. Jasion, ’76, W.E. Scott Jasion, ’78, and Lisa Jasion Torio, ’83 and alumni grandparent, Gretchen L. Gingher, ’08. As able, she supports the school’s various activities and events and continues to lift the school in prayer.
The scholarship will be awarded based on the following criteria:
The recipient will be an active member of St. John’s Lutheran Church and School of Blenheim/Glen Arm.
If multiple applicants are active members of St. John’s, then the recipient will be selected in the following manner:
- New student entering 9th grade
- New student entering 6th grade
- Current CPS student in the Upper School
- Current CPS student in the Middle School
If there are no eligible students from St. John’s, then the recipient should be an active member of one of the churches of the Baltimore Lutheran High School Association.
If there are no eligible students from the Baltimore Lutheran High School Association, then the scholarship will be awarded to a student with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Applications for the Betty L. Jasion Scholarship will be accepted annually from December 18 – January 31st. The scholarship recipient will be announced by March, 2023. To apply for the Betty L. Jasion Scholarship, download an application here.
Association Membership Support
Members of the Concordia Preparatory School Association Congregation may be eligible for a tuition discount. Some area churches may also provide assistance for families seeking to provide a Christian education for their children.