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Our Tuition Reduction Program allows us to provide this education to a diverse population of qualified students regardless of a family’s economic circumstances. Tuition Reduction is intended as a supplement to family resources, and is based on demonstrated financial need.  \nHolden High School follows the guidelines for the evaluation of financial need established by the School and Student Services for Financial Aid which is a service of the National Association of Independent Schools. SSS acts as an outside resource in computing the financial needs of families. Based on the financial information you provide, SSS gives us an estimated amount that your family can contribute to educational expenses. Tuition assistance is available to qualified families of any race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, ability, religion, or family structure.  \nThe Tuition Reduction Program at Holden is designed to bridge the gap between what a family can afford to pay and the full cost of tuition. Tuition reduction amounts can range from $1000 to $12,000 . Though we always have more applications that we have resources, we do encourage all interested families in applying. Tuition Reduction, once awarded, does continue through senior year unless the family’s financial situation changes drastically. However, families do need toreapply each year.  \nPlease review the procedures section of this packet carefully. Do not hesitate to contact Kristin or Kate if you have any questions.  \nBest,  \nKristin Lamoureux Co-­‐Director  \n[kristinl@holdenhigh.org](kristinl@holdenhigh.org)  \n(925) 254-­‐0199  \nTuition Reduction FAQ’s  \nWhat is the difference between Tuition Reduction and Financial Aid?  \nFinancial aid at other schools is generally funded by donations from the previous school year, annual fund campaigns, individual donors, grants, or endowments. Because Holden is so small, we only receive a few partial scholarships which are awarded to 2 current students each year. We do not have an endowment or other resources with which to fund financial aid. However, it is important to us that we serve a wide socio-­‐economic range so we have instituted tuition reduction instead. We have a set amount of tuition reductions we can “award”. We use the SSS system to help us figure out an amount that is appropriate to award to qualified applicants.  \nHow does Tuition Reduction get computed?  \nHolden High School uses the School and Student Services (SSS) by NAIS to help determine tuition reduction amounts. The SSS methodology considers a family’s income, assets, debts, and more through information provided on the Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS) . Additionally, applicants must supply federal tax returns and provide federal tax form 4506-­‐T. There are many factors that the Tuition Reduction committee considers when determining a families tuition reduction: family income, assets, liabilities, age of parents or guardians, number and ages of children, budget, and many of other factors. Because of the many variables, we cannot provide preliminary estimated of the amount of Tuition Reduction for which a family might be eligible.  \nDoes Tuition Reduction cover non-­tuition school fees and other expenses?  \nThe Tuition Reduction covers tuition only. Non tuition expenses are typically between $220-­‐$500 annually and include field trip fee, camping trips, and yearbook.  \nIs there a Tuition Reduction wait list?  \nYes. Unfortunately, Holden always has more families qualify for reductions than the school has the ability to award. 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