2007-2008 Tuition Rates

              Tuition - Parish Affiliated                                     Tuition - Non-Parish Affiliated
                 1st Student — $3,000                                            1st Student — $4,200
                 2nd Student — $1,800                                           2nd Student — $3,000
                 3rd Student — No charge                                       3rd Student — No charge
                 4th Student — No charge                                       4th Student — No charge

A parish-affiliated student is one from a family that is a participating member (spiritually and financially) of one of the 16 Rock Island Vicariate Parishes that support Alleman High School. A non-parish-affiliated student would either be non-Catholic or from a Catholic family not affiliated with a Rock Island Vicariate Parish.

General Fee: $150 per student. The general fee is non-refundable and pays for the student's school newspaper, yearbook, athletic ticket, standardized testing, library service and school-loaned hard-bound textbooks.

Diocesan Drug Screening Fee: $50 per student. The DDS fee is non-refundable and pays for the student's drug screening test as required by the Diocese of Peoria. The policy and procedures for the drug screening program have not been finalized by the Diocese of Peoria.

Registration Fee: A $25 per-student non-refundable fee is due at the time of registration.

Payment Plan Schedules:
One-Payment Plan — Due July 1 (allow your tuition balance a $50 discount on 1st student, $25
                                                  on 2nd student if paying by cash or check.)
10-Payment Plan — Ten equal payments due on the first of each month, beginning in July and
                              ending in April.

Tuition Assistance: Tuition assistance is based on financial need. Grants are determined by information obtained from parents through the assistance application process. PSAS, a private-processing company, makes recommendations to Alleman regarding the distribution of available tuition-assistance funds. These funds are raised by the Alleman Development Office throughout the school year.  Failure to meet the application deadlines may significantly reduce your opportunity to receive financial assistance.

Education Tax Credit: Beginning in the year 2000, the State of Illinois for the first time offered an Illinois Education Tax Credit to parents with children in grades K-12 who spend more than $250 a year on tuition, book and lab fees.  Parents may claim 25% of the balance up to $500 per family per year.  Eligible expenses are for the calendar year (not school year).  The tax credit is applied directly to the parent's state tax liability.