Scholarships & Financial Aid
Students who list Saint Saviour on the TACHS exam (first & second choice preferred) will be automatically considered for academic scholarship. Academic scholarships are awarded based on the applicant’s TACHS exam score and 6th, 7th and 8th grade academic record. Scholarship notifications are sent with her acceptance letter. Scholarship award amounts vary and each scholarship is renewable annually provided the student remains in excellent academic standing.
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Additional Scholarships:
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The daughter of a first responder may apply for the first responder scholarship. Click here for the link to the application, which must be submitted by December 10, 2026.
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The daughter of a NYPBMH employee may apply for a scholarship. Click here for the link to the application, which must be submitted by December 10, 2026.
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The daughter of a Catholic education employee may apply for a scholarship. Click here for the link to the application which must be submitted by December 10, 2026.
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A student who is an active Girl Scout may apply for a scholarship. Click here for the link to the application, which must be submitted by December 10, 2026.
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Other outside organizations offering scholarships to students include:
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Knights of Columbus
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Columbus Citizens Foundation (Click here for more details and here for the application.)
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Michael Gordon Foundation
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NYPD and NYFD fraternal organizations
Financial aid is available to qualifying students. Students applying for admittance to the SSHS Class of 2031 requesting financial aid must complete the online application between November 15, 2026 and March 15, 2027 by clicking here. Upon completion of the application, an interview may be requested. Award letters will be mailed on a rolling basis. Award amounts depend on need according to FACTS and SSHS funds available. The financial aid application must be filed annually to apply for an award.
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SSP Scholars: SSHS is an SSP partner school. This is both a merit-and need-based award designed for families meeting specific income thresholds, and requires student participation in a SSP mentorship program throughout high school. SSP scholarships are good for tuition charges only; families are still responsible for all SSHS fees. To qualify: Student must apply to both SSHS and SSP (and be accepted by both institutions).
Applications must be received by the December deadline.