Scholarships and Financial Aid
Bishop Manogue Catholic High School offers a number of scholarships created and funded by private donations and benefactor memorial gifts. We offer both need-based and merit-based scholarships. The criteria used for each scholarship are specific to each fund. BMCHS does not offer any athletic-based scholarships.
Click Here for a Detailed Timeline of Applications, Enrollment, and Scholarship Deadlines
To be considered for financial aid or need-based scholarships, please follow the process detailed below.
Step 1
STOP! If you are applying for merit-based scholarships ONLY, you may skip this step.
All other scholarship applicants (i.e., financial aid and/or need-based), complete the FACTS Application.
- Applications for the 2026/27 school year will be available on November 17.
- This is different from a Tuition Payment Plan.
- Parents will need to have the most recent tax returns prepared in order to complete the FACTS Application.
- Applications must be completed by January 9, 2026. A completed application includes all required documents submitted to FACTS. Only completed applications will be considered for financial aid awards and needs-based scholarships.
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Step 2
- General scholarship applications will be available on November 17. Complete application for Scholarships HERE.
- To be considered for a need-based scholarship, parents must complete the FACTS application in Step 1.
- Contact Jane Festa at Jane.Festa@BishopManogue.org with any questions regarding scholarship applications.
Step 3
State Funding: Nevada Educational Choice Scholarship Program allows students to receive a scholarship to attend private schools, pending family household eligibility. These scholarships are offered from sources outside of Bishop Manogue. You can find additional information HERE.
Continued Eligibility
Scholarship applications and FACTS applications will need to be filled out annually to continue receiving assistance. To remain eligible for financial aid, a student must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA and remain in good behavioral standing. If at any time during the school year, a student does not meet academic standards or does not adhere to the policies stated in the Bishop Manogue Catholic High School Parent-Student Handbook, Bishop Manogue may refuse or revoke any financial aid awarded.