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All contributions designated for a particular student are applied to that student's account. We do not assess any processing fees. Contributions designated to the general scholarship fund are distributed as follows:

• The need for tuition assistance is determined by information provided by the student’s family. All applicants are required to submit a completed Tuition Assistance Worksheet and copies (front and back) of the first page of the families most recent IRS Form 1040, 1040A, or 1040 EZ. These documents are used to determine the extent of financial aid given by Covenant School. All documents submitted in this process are held in confidence.

• Please download this Pastor's Recommendation Form for your pastor. After completing the form, the pastor can either mail or fax the form to Covenant School.

• No request for Tuition Assistance will be considered until all the documents listed above have been received by the school.

• The maximum assistance award is 50% of tuition and is paid monthly. There is no assistance available for other charges (such as registration fee, book or paper fees) which must be paid by the parents or guardians. Being granted tuition assistance does not exempt a student from any other fees or payments which must be paid in a timely manner to maintain good standing at Covenant. If the student's portion of tuition and other fees becomes more than sixty days delinquent, the tuition assistance granted by the school will be terminated. (see # 7 below)

• In addition to direct financial assistance for tuition, “work-study scholarship” opportunities are available for the student and/or the parents/guardians. Monies earned in this way are credited to the students account and are used to pay tuition and/or other school related fees. The nature of the work-study scholarship service will be determined by mutual agreement between the school and the applicant.

• Being awarded tuition assistance and/or a “work-study scholarship” does not guarantee enrollment at Covenant School until the Application for Admissions has been completed, returned, and approved and the registration fee is paid.

• Financially, Covenant must be run like a business in order that we meet all our financial obligations. But Covenant is also a ministry that seeks to serve the Christian community in a loving and compassionate manner. If circumstances causes you to be unable to meet a payment to Covenant, please contact our Business Manager, Rod Webb, and he will be happy to work with you to create an alternative payment schedule. Please understand it is your obligation to contact Mr. Webb.

• The tuition assistance committee is comprised of Busines Mangaer Todd Mitchell, Deacon John Rogers and Deacon Jonathan Hayes, all of Covenant Presbyterian Church. Mr. Mitchell is the point of contact for all Tuition Assistance issues and questions. Mr. Mitchell serves as the Business Manager for the Church and School. He can be reached at 769-7448 x32 (if he is out please leave a voice mail). You may also fax him at 769-7572 or email him at todd@covenantpca.net .

Applicants are required to submit a completed "form and a copy the front and back pages of the first page (1040, 1040 EZ, etc) from their most recent federal income tax return. These will be use those materials in determining financial aid awards.

Covenant Christian School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Covenant Christian School is a ministry of Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) Panama City, Florida.

Covenant Christian School is a member of CSF (Christian Schools of Florida) and is a SEVIS participating school.