My FACTS Account is a service provided to families and students which enables you to view the current status of your tuition account with FACTS Management Company. Your account is password protected and the data is encrypted as it is transmitted to you.

If you wish to mail your payment, please send to:

FACTS
P.O. Box 2597
Omaha, NE 68103

FACTS Tuition Management

St. Joseph School uses the FACTS Tuition Management Program to handle all our tuition payment plans. Once registered, each family will be enrolled with FACTS and will be billed based on the payment options selected for the current school year. All families must pay their tuition through FACTS Tuition Management. You can check on the status of your account, the schedule of payments still to be made, a listing of those payments already made, and a complete listing of all activity through your account.

In order to access your account, you will need the information on the confirmation letter, which FACTS sent to you when your account was established.

FACTS Tuition Management works with nearly 5,000 educational institutions and over a million families each year, helping them achieve their goals. They have been in business since 1986 and specialize in working with schools like ours.

These rates do not include the $150.00 family registration fee.

Financial assistance for tuition is available for Kindergarten – grade 6. Parents are invited to apply for financial assistance by completing a FACTS Grant & Aid Application, found on under the "FACTS Links" section on this page. The FACTS application fee is $30 per family, payable to FACTS. The $30 fee is due to FACTS by April 1.

Academic School Year Tuition Payments

All NEW families must file online with FACTS Management Program at www.factsmgt.com.

RETURNING FAMILIES only need to choose a payment option, a payment method and add any additional child/children who are enrolling for the first time.

Payment Options

• Payment in Full (due August 5th,  no financing fee)
• Semi-annual Payments (due August 5th and January 5th, $10 financing fee)
• Ten Monthly Payments ($45 financing fee)

Payment Methods

The payment methods are electronic debit and credit cards. The electronic debit needs to be authorized by parents and/or authorized payers from a checking or savings account. It is important to note that FACTS Management Company and the school never have any direct access to your account. The automatic payment process is strictly controlled by NACHA and other banking regulation agencies to be secure, compliant, and limited to what has been authorized by the parents. FACTS accepts MasterCard, Discover, Visa, and American Express.

Late Fees

Payments received past the tuition due date will be assessed a $25.00 late fee on the past due amount, and a FACTS returned fee of $30.00.

Returned Payments

All bank fees will be passed on to your account for the return of a check (as when paying the registration fee) or direct debit decline.

Delinquent Accounts

Families one payment in arrears will be notified by the St. Joseph Catholic School Principal and Parish Finance Office as being PAST DUE. Report cards will not be distributed to students whose accounts are past due.

Families with an outstanding tuition balance two payments in arrears will be notified by the St. Joseph Catholic School & Parish Finance Office as being SERIOUSLY DELINQUENT. A written crisis notification will be provided to the families. The principal, pastor (as appropriate) will be notified of the seriously delinquent status. The crisis notification will alert the family that the student will not be allowed to attend classes beginning the first of the following month.

St. Joseph Catholic School & Parish Finance Office will pursue every avenue to obtain tuition payment, including collection agencies and legal options. School records will not be released until the outstanding tuition balance is paid in full, as well as any collection fees incurred.

Parishioner Status

Families are granted parishioner status by pastor authorization. The school principal does not have the authority to grant parishioner status.

Should a discrepancy arise regarding a family’s parishioner status, it must be resolved through the parish. It is the responsibility of the family to resolve the discrepancy with the pastor, not the school principal.