Tuition

List of 5 items.

• Blackbaud Tuition Management

  DSHA partners with Blackbaud Tuition Management for the processing of tuition and fees. Payments may be made online through Blackbaud Tuition Management (access your account through your myDSHA account/Resources tab) or with check/cash to the DSHA Business Office. Mid-year charges such as course fees and team fees will be billed to parents through their Blackbaud Tuition Management account. 

• Payment Plan Options

  Two payment options are offered for DSHA tuition:

  • Full pay | Tuition and fees are due in full by July 15.        
  • 10-month payment plan (3.5% nonrefundable processing fee) | Ten monthly payments are made between July 15 and April 15. This option includes a nonrefundable payment processing fee of 3.5% of the payment plan amount. Down payments received before June 15 will not be subject to the 3.5% processing fee.

• DSHA Tuition Tax Credit

  Wisconsin parents/guardians are eligible for a maximum deduction of $4,000/child in grades K-8 and $10,000/child grades 9-12 for eligible payments made during the calendar year. Students transitioning from 8th to 9th grade are eligible for a combined deduction up to $10,000. Amounts paid to the private school for tuition and some fees qualify for this deduction. We suggest you contact your tax professional to see how this credit impacts you.
  
  The DSHA identifying number (FEIN) is 39-0929898. 
  Click here for more information.

• Catholic School Personnel Grant

  In appreciation of and to help provide a Catholic education for the children of Catholic school employees, DSHA offers a Catholic School Personnel Grant (CSPG) as tuition reduction of up to $1,500 for their daughters.
  
  To be eligible, one must be employed by a Catholic elementary or secondary school in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee at the time the application is submitted. 
  
  To apply, contact the Financial Aid Office. 

• Merit and Need-Based Scholarships and Financial Aid

  DSHA is committed to providing an outstanding college-preparatory Catholic education to qualified students regardless of a family's financial circumstances. DSHA offers merit and need-based scholarships, as well as other forms of financial aid.
  
  Click here for more information on scholarships and financial aid.