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Thats where the Financial Aid Assistant (FAA) program by School and StudentServices (SSS) comes in. Designed specifically for private and independent K-12 schools, FAA removes administrative burdens, ensures award accuracy, and supports familieshelping schools optimize aid allocation and attract the right students.
Schools can outline: Eligibility criteria for need-based aid, merit scholarships, or other tuition assistance programs. Investing in a financial aid solution like SSS , built on NAIS methodology, with an intuitive platform providing direct IRS integration, simplifies the process by: Automating income verification and document processing.
Transparent and Accessible Financial Aid Process: Clear Communication: Provide families with clear and concise information about the financial aid process, including deadlines, required documentation, and eligibility criteria. Simplified Application: Streamline the financial aid application process to minimize the burden on families.
You can even increase the lifetime value of your students. At School and StudentServices, we understand how important it is to keep your financial aid folders clean, and we offer a K-12 Select Software Suite that can help. Declutter the excess paper, purge old documents and get your “house” in order.
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Did you know the Financial Aid Assistant (FAA) program by School and StudentServices (SSS) helps remove obstacles, complete efficient reviews, and support families during the financial aid process? Wouldn’t it be amazing to streamline this process, free up valuable time, and even attract more students in the process?
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Many families remain anxious about the privacy of their information during scholarship determination. Whatever the case, your private school can work to build trust and transparency in the financial aid process through School and StudentServices Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS).
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Respecting correct names and pronouns This can be as simple as empowering students to indicate their correct name and pronouns on official records and documents or change their name on class rosters and other materials. But they also add up, making it difficult for transgender individuals to complete their education.
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The Learning Forward Foundation: The Learning Forward Foundation gives teachers scholarships and grants for professional development. You can also encourage your school’s community to donate to these and other services your teachers use this Giving Tuesday. Request a Demo From School and StudentServices (SSS).
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