Overview
Thank you for your interest in becoming part of the QCA Family. Please call us at 617-328-3830 to speak with an Admissions consultant and schedule a tour, or inquire online here: Inquire Now. We are here to help you every step of the way to official enrollment.
Quincy Catholic Academy collaborates with a company called FACTS Management, which is essentially our one-stop-shopping Student Information System to streamline a seamless flow of information between school, teachers and parents in many aspects of school life including: Admissions, Tuition and Finances, Communication, Student and Family Data, and more.
If you would like to begin the application process now, please click here: Apply Now
Once you have submitted your application or inquiry, you will be contacted by a member of our Team to learn about your next steps.
Again, we are thrilled that you have chosen Quincy Catholic Academy to partner with you in the formal education of your child. Thank you very much for entrusting us with this most profound responsibility.
If you have any additional questions about the Admissions process, please contact the main office at 617-328-3830.
Applications
Pre-Kindergarten through Grade Eight
Where a child attends school is one of the most influential decisions a parent can make on behalf of their child. At Quincy Catholic Academy, our dedicated faculty and staff would like to welcome you to visit our school and learn how beneficial an education at Quincy Catholic Academy can be.
Come see why we believe an education at Quincy Catholic Academy is truly an investment in your child’s future!
Below are some forms that you will need regarding admission to Quincy Catholic Academy. If you have any questions at all, please contact the main office at 617-328-3830.
Tuition & Financial Aid
Massachusetts Child Care Subsidies/ Vouchers
Uniforms
Admission Status
Families will be notified of their child’s admission status within one week of submitting the completed registration along with all documentation and fees to Quincy Catholic Academy.
Quincy Catholic Academy does not discriminate against students on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational or admissions policies.
Tuition
Tuition Payment Options
All Tuition payments will be made through FACTS Tuition Management Company at https://online.factsmgt.com.
The following payment plans are available:
- In Full: One (1) single payment through FACTS Tuition made on July 5th or July 20th
- Semester Plan: Two (2) biannual payments through a FACTS tuition payment plan paid on the 5th or the 20th of July and November
- 10 Month Plan: Ten (10) monthly payments through a FACTS tuition payment plan paid on the 5th or the 20th of each month starting in July and ending in April.
- 12 Month Plan: Twelve (12) monthly payments through a FACTS tuition payment plan paid on the 5th or the 20th of each month starting in May and ending in April.
Tuition Rates 2025-2026
Early Education Program
- Pre-School (Age 3) – $9,800
- Kindergarten 1 (Age 4) – $9,300
K-2 through Grade Eight
One Child – $7,500
Two Children – $14,000
Three Children – $20,500
*Additional $200 per K-2 Student
**Due to the cost of the program there is no family discount for Preschool and Kindergarten 1
**Additional $200 Book and Technology fee per child in Kindergarten 2 through Grade Eight.
We accept State Childcare Vouchers. Click here for more information.
Important Reminders Regarding Tuition
If a payment problem exists, it is crucial that the parent or guardian contact the Business Office to notify the Academy of the issue(s) and to make arrangements for payment.
Tuition does not cover the cost of educating every child at Quincy Catholic Academy. The difference of this up front discount will be financed mainly through fundraising.
Fundraising
All Quincy Catholic Academy families are required to participate in fundraising efforts and raise a minimum amount of $700 through our various fundraisers. Fundraising provides crucial revenue to finance the gap between what it costs for us to educate one student and what you pay in tuition. Parents also have the option to pay the $700 without participating in any fundraising activity.
Financial Aid
Financial aid, based on demonstrated financial need, is offered to qualified students.
Decisions regarding financial aid are made separately from the admission process. Financial aid is available to students entering kindergarten (K-2) through grade 8, and any interested family may apply.
The Financial Aid Process
Financial aid at Quincy Catholic Academy is determined by a family’s ability to meet education expenses. It is important to note that the financial aid determination is based on demonstrated financial need.
Families applying for financial aid are required to complete an application through FACTS Grant and Aid.
To be eligible for consideration for financial aid, you must complete your application for aid and submit all necessary documentation by the following deadlines:
Deadline for returning students: March 15, 2025
New applicants: applications received after the deadline will be processed on a rolling basis until all funds are depleted.
Please note that it is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure all required documents are submitted.
We use FACTS Grant and Aid to process financial aid applications. Based on the financial information you provide in your application, FACTS gives us an estimated amount your family can contribute to educational expenses. This estimate is a starting point to help us make fair and objective financial aid decisions. To begin your financial aid application, please follow these steps below. (You only have to complete one application, even if you have several children applying.)
Eligibility Requirements
There is no aid available for the Early Childhood Program, Preschool and K1 (age 3 and 4), due to the high cost of the program.
Questions?
Contact our Business Manager, Angela Miller with any questions at (617) 328-3830 or angela.miller@quincycatholicacademy.org
Quincy Catholic Academy does not discriminate against students on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational or admissions policies.
