Affordability


As a keystone of our community and a commitment to our mission statement, FXW provides need-based assistance for families. All tuition assistance is based on demonstrated need as determined by the information that you provide to School and Student Services (SSS), an independent scholarship processing service.

Affording FXW at a Glance
  • $11,000 average grant given to students 
  • 22% of enrolled students receive need-based assistance
  • $1.9 million in funding for 2023-2024

Tuition Assistance Scenarios

The following scenarios are designed using FXW’s 2023 – 2024 tuition and serve as examples of the types of cases considered by the Tuition Assistance Committee. Each family’s financial picture is unique, and a great deal of information is considered as part of FXW’s need-based financial aid awards.

These scenarios do not represent the full scope of the information considered by the Committee, nor are the financial aid awards outlined below definitive for specific circumstances.

FXW’s tuition assistance decisions support the mission of the School and are guided by NAIS’s Principles of Best Practice for Financial Aid Administration.

Family A is a two-parent household with two children. One of which is in a tuition-charging school and one in daycare. Family A earns an annual pre-tax income between $120,000 and $150,000. Family A would most likely be expected to contribute between $4,500 to $8,700 in tuition depending on other information provided on the application and availability of funds.

Family B is a two-parent household with one child in a tuition-charging school. Family B earns an annual pre-tax income between $80,000 and $100,000. Family B would most likely be expected to contribute between $3,200 to $7,900 in tuition depending on other information provided on the application and availability of funds.

Family C is a single-parent household with two children in a tuition-charging school. Family C earns an annual pre-tax income between $80,000 and $100,000. Family C would most likely be expected to contribute between $1,100 to $2,800 per student in tuition depending on other information provided on the application and availability of funds.

Family D is a two-parent household with three children in a tuition-charging school. Family D earns an annual pre-tax income between $180,000 and $210,000. Family D would most likely be expected to contribute between $7,200 to $10,000 per student in tuition depending on other information provided on the application and availability of funds.


Next Steps


Important Dates

October 1 – School and Student Services (SSS) application portal opens for 2024-2025 academic year submissions.

  • Parents submit the parent financial statement (PFS) and required tax documentation

December 15 – SSS submission due for current FXW families seeking tuition assistance for the 2024-2025 academic year and 2022 tax documents are uploaded to SSS portal.

January 20 – SSS submission due for applicant families seeking tuition assistance for the 2024-2025 academic year and 2022 tax documents are uploaded to SSS portal.

January 31 – All families submit copy of 2023 W-2 document(s) to SSS.

April 17 – Deadline to submit 2023 income tax filing to SSS.


Other Assistance Programs

To find out more information on our partnership with CATC click here.

You can also visit their website to find ways to apply here.

Please visit their website for ways to apply and more information here.

FXW partners with Horizons for Youth – Check out the Horizons web site here to learn more.