An Affordable Education
St. John Paul II High School is committed to providing a high quality Catholic classical education to all students, regardless of financial status. JP2HS provides robust scholarship opportunities for families through the St. John Paul II Scholarship, as well as through partnerships with multiple organizations. This ensures that multiple forms of financial aid are available at all times to all families.
Two New Scholarship Opportunities
The Saint Joseph of Cupertino Scholarship
50% Off Tuition and Fees
Incoming Freshman CLT Excellence Scholarship
Expanding Opportunities for Future Freshmen.
St. John Paul II High School in Loveland, Colorado, is pleased to offer two 50% tuition scholarships to incoming freshmen who demonstrate outstanding academic potential on our CLT entrance exam.
Scholarship Awards Two 50% tuition-and-fees scholarships will be awarded to the incoming freshmen who earn the highest and second-highest CLT composite scores.
The Saint Thomas Aquinas Scholarship
50% Off Tuition and Fees
A Merit Based Scholarship for Incoming Students - Beginning Spring Semester 2027
St. John Paul II High School is pleased to offer The St. Thomas Aquinas Scholarship. A new merit-based 50% Scholarship for incoming and transfer students. To apply, prospective students must submit a 300–500 word essay detailing why they wish to attend JP2HS and what a Catholic education means to them. This annually renewed award covers half of the tuition and costs.
Financial Aid Statistics
90% of students who applied for financial aid in the last three years have received some form of aid.
On average, $4,948 of financial assistance is awarded per student, per year to JPII HS students.
Financial Aid Process
ACE Scholarship & Schmitz Family Foundation Grants: We partner with the ACE Foundation and the Schmitz Family Foundation to provide an additional source of financial aid to our students. Both foundations use the same scholarship application through FACTS. ACE is a more need-based scholarship, and Schmitz offers school-of-choice grants. An application to ACE/Schmitz is the required first step for all families seeking financial assistance. Their application typically opens in early February and closes on April 15 of each year.
St. John Paul II Scholarship: A need-based scholarship with wide parameters to accommodate a large number of incoming families. Families apply for this scholarship through FACTS in the spring.
Financial Aid Appeals: On occasion, a family's need exceeds the aid they have been awarded, or a family's circumstances change. In this case, we encourage families to submit a financial aid appeal to be reviewed by the Financial Aid Committee. Additional aid is awarded as it is available.
Tuition for the 2026-27 school year is $10,500.
(this amount is also frozen for the 27-28 school year)
In addition to tuition, a book and activity fee of $450 per year will be collected. This fee covers costs for graduation, standardized testing as well as any class-specific fees such as books, workbooks, and course fees.