Mt. Aetna Adventist School
Mt. Aetna Adventist School
Growing Potential Since 1949 - (301) 824-3875 - 10207 Crystal Falls Drive, Hagerstown MD
Financial Aid Opportunities
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We understand that it is not always easy to choose which school is right for your student. Once you make the choice to join MAAS we work together to help families from all socio-economic levels succeed and sustain private school enrollment.
Family Contributions The greatest source for funding usually comes from the family. Parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles all work together to help support a child. Why not? Our kids are worth it! However, at MAAS we want to find a sustainable tuition payment plan that leaves room for necessaties like food, clothing, and transportation. Look at your own budget and be ready to let us know how much you can pay per month towards your child's future.
Church Support The most common source of support after the family is the local church family. MAAS is supported by four strong community churches, all of whom provide monthy support directly to the school and directly to families that attend the churches. These aid dollars must be applied for at your respective SDA church, and you need to be a member in good standing before you ask for help. Currently Willow Brook, Hagerstown, Williamsport and HVC are the four constituent churches providing assistance.
Chesapeake Academic Scholarship Church members who have their membership inside the Chesapeake Conference can apply for academic scholarships in the amount of $500 - $1000 per school year. These scholarships are academic based and needs based so families need to show financial need before we are able to release these funds.
Parterning for Eternity Mt. Aetna SDA School is a 10 year partner with PFE and we are grateful for the gifts that have made it possible for so many students to attend our Adventist School. This exciting grant provides tuition assistance to children in grades K-8 by encouraging them to engage in service learning with elderly or those socially isolated by their health or familiy conditions. Children visit with a mentor of their choosing and in exchange for their efforts a scholarship of $100 per month is paid to the child's bill. This program is for anyone grades K-8 and you don't need to be an Adventist to qualify.