Tuition & Financial Aid

All applicants are required to submit their family's federal income tax return with their student’s application for admission.  You are also required to submit your W-2 Form to verify your most recent annual income.  If you do not file an income tax return or if you do not receive a Form W-2, please contact the finance office to discuss alternate forms of income documents that you may submit.

If your child is accepted to Cristo Rey Jesuit, you will receive a separate letter from the finance office indicating the amount of your child’s tuition for the year.

For admissions to the 2027-2028 school year, your family’s annual household income generally may not exceed the amount shown below based on the size of your household. For more information, click here for the Tuition Fact Sheet. 

A limited number of students whose income does not exceed the amount shown in the second column may also be admitted to the Class of 2031.

There may be a possibility that a student may be considered for those whose annual income exceeds the amount listed on the Tuition Fact Sheet page, and can also demonstrate additional financial hardships. Please feel free to contact our office to discuss this further.

There may be a possibility that a student whose annual income exceeds the amount listed on the Tuition Fact Sheet page may still be considered for admissions, however the family must be able to demonstrate additional financial hardships, and it will be handled on a case by case basis. Please feel free to contact our office to discuss these situations further.

Tuition includes all classes, class materials, and a laptop. 

Cristo Rey Jesuit is a 1:1 school which means that we provide every student with a laptop. Students keep this laptop for all four years and can take it with them to college.

Please note that the monthly tuition amounts do not include fees for athletics teams, lunch fees, morning/afternoon carpool services or replacement of lost items such as textbooks, library books and PE uniforms.

Tuition will be paid in ten monthly payments from August through May. Should your family experience unexpected hardships which affect your ability to pay tuition, you are always welcome to contact the finance office for a confidential meeting to work out an adjusted payment plan.

Starting in the 2026–27 school year, Texas will launch its new Education Savings Account (ESA) program under Senate Bill 2. Eligible families can receive approximately $10,000 per year per child to apply toward educational services, such as private school tuition. The program offers flexibility and financial support for students and families that can make attending Cristo Rey Jesuit even more affordable. Cristo Rey Jesuit continues to diligently monitor the qualifications, launch, and registration process for the ESA program. Cristo Rey Jesuit plans to assist prospective families as much as possible when the final process and timeline are announced.