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BECOME A SCHOLAR » DELAWARE / MARYLAND
Does my child qualify for a scholarship?
ACE scholarships are based solely on family income. See the chart for ACE Scholarship financial eligibility.
Who pays what?
A Cornerstone Education Scholarship will pay up to 75% of private school tuition, or a maximum of $3,000, $4,000, or $5,000 depending on where the family falls within the Poverty Guidelines (see chart). Families are responsible for working out a payment plan with the school for the remainder of the tuition. Scholarships will be capped at 35% of school enrollment.
Family Income Level
130% of Federal Poverty Guidelines = $5,000 award maximum
185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines = $4,000 award maximum
250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines = $3,000 award maximum
What schools participate?
A wide variety of private schools participate in the ACE Scholarship program. It is up to the families of potential scholarship recipients to select the best school for their child. ACE Scholarships provides financial support for the student but does not own or operate any of the schools. To see a complete list of schools, scroll down. Don’t see your private school choice on our list? Tell the school administration to contact us about partnering with ACE.
The ACE Scholarship can follow your child.
If your child is awarded a scholarship, those funds are portable during the school year and may be used at any partner private school. So if the private school you select ends up not being the right fit, you can transfer your child to another partner private school, and the scholarship goes with them.
How do I apply?
To apply, visit https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/4PLQG/landing-page.
For any questions on the process, please contact (856) 746-6521.
You will be routed to either ACE or FACTS depending on the nature of your question.
- Confirm that you qualify for an ACE scholarship based on the financial guidelines listed in the chart above.
- Identify the right ACE partner private school for your child. You can view our partner schools below.
- Complete the school’s application and enrollment process for your child.
- If the school partners with ACE, please complete an application.
- Gather required documents to submit along with application (2022 taxes, unemployment, child support, SNAP, etc).
- Applications open the 1st Monday in February.
Applications close at the End of the Day on Tax Day in April.
ACE Partner Schools
Schools: A - F
Delmarva Christian Schools - Georgetown
view details »Fairwinds Christian School - Bear
view details »Calvary Christian Academy - Dover
view details »Concord Christian Academy - Wilmington
view details »Central Delaware Christian Academy - Dover
view details »Delaware Valley Classical School - New Castle
view details »Epworth Christian School - Laurel
view details »Bayview Christian School - Laurel
view details »Chestertown Christian Academy - Chestertown
view details »Faith Baptist School - Salisbury
view details »Faith Christian School - Sudlersville
view details »
Address: 407 Dudley Corners Road, Sudlersville, MD 21668
Phone: (410) 438-6001
Phone: (410) 438-6001
Schools: G - L
Harvest Christian Academy - New Castle
view details »Greenwood Mennonite School - Greenwood
view details »Lighthouse Christian School - Dagsboro
view details »Schools: M - Q
Milford Christian School - Milford
view details »Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School - Berlin
view details »Schools: R - U
Red Lion Christian Academy
view details »UrbanPromise School - Wilmington
view details »Salisbury Christian School - Salisbury
view details »Seaside Christian Academy - Ocean City
view details »St. Francis de Sales Catholic School - Salisbury
view details »Schools: V - Z
THE RIGHT SCHOOL CAN HELP CHANGE THE STORY FOR A CHILD IN NEED.
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A GREAT EDUCATION.
That’s our stand. At ACE Scholarships we’re committed to helping lower-income parents provide that opportunity to their children. Our mission is to provide children of lower-income families with scholarships to private schools in grades K-12, and to advocate for expanded school choice.
