Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Thank you for choosing to invest in your child’s future through a Catholic education.
We invite you to register for the 2019-2020 school year. To learn more about the enrollment process, please contact our Admissions Office, 262-812-0155 or admissions@sienacatholicschools.org.
Tuition rates for the 2019-2020 school year are as follows:
| Elementary Schools | ||
| K3 | Please inquire with the Admissions Office | |
| K4 | $2,320 | |
| K-8 | One Student | $3,660 |
| Two Students | $5,490 | |
| Three Students | $7,320 | |
| Four Students | $9,150 | |
| Five or more Students | Please inquire with the Admissions Office | |
| St. Catherine’s | ||
| Middle School | $6,390 | |
| High School | $11,300 | |
*High school tuition rates vary. See each school’s page for more information.
Siena Catholic Schools of Racine offers financial aid and scholarship programs to assist families with the cost of tuition. Tuition assistance through the Racine Parental Choice Program for the 2019-20 year is also available for families who meet the income and residency requirements.
Please follow the link to find the applications for the Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP). The open enrollments are February, March, April, May and August, 2020. For more information, view the Parent Brochure.
- October 1 through December 14, for new families only. Awards will be emailed to families in mid-January, 2020.
- February 1 through April 15, for all returning families. Awards will be emailed in early May, 2020.
The Siena Promise is a renewable $2,000 high school tuition grant for families, offered annually, that meet the following criteria:
- Have attended a Siena Catholic School or Siena Parish Religious Education Program for three years or more
- Is in good financial and behavioral standing
- Meets St. Catherine’s High School academic standards
The Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP), a private school voucher program, was enacted and launched in 2011. The program offers school vouchers to students whose families meet certain income qualifications and are assigned to the Racine Unified school districts. If a student resides in the Racine Unified School District, they may be eligible to apply to the Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP) for tuition assistance.
To meet the income requirements for the program, a student’s family must have an Adjusted Gross Income at or below 300% of the federal poverty level, with an additional $7,000 allowed for a married couple.
Siena's approach to School Choice
What are some of the implications and requirements of adopting School Choice?
Will currently enrolled families that qualify for the Choice Program be eligible for a voucher?
Find answers to these and other questions here.
Is my child still eligible to financial assistance/scholarships in addition to the Siena Promise?
Yes, financial aid and scholarships are available above and beyond the Siena Promise tuition discount.
How do I apply for financial aid?
Based on need, financial aid is available for all school families. The process includes completing the online aid application and submitting it to FACTS Management. Click here to apply. There is no fee for applying.
Fall Financial Aid The fall aid period, for all new families and returning families, is open October 1 through mid-December. Please use the link above to connect to the FACTS Management website.
Spring Financial Aid session opens to all families, returning and new, on February 1, ending in mid-April.
For more information, please contact the admissions office at admissions@sienacatholicschools.org
How can I apply for the Choice Program?
In concert with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), Siena Catholic Schools is a participant in the Choice Program. Income requirements apply. The enrollment periods are determined by the first of each calendar year. Families interested in learning more about the Choice Program should contact the Siena Catholic Schools Admissions Office at 262-812-0155 for more information or read about the program on the Wisconsin DPI website. For the new school year, open enrollment begins February 1.