Tuition and Financial Aid

Funded by a $2 million endowment grant from the Malone Family Foundation, Malone Scholarships are granted to academically talented students (grades 7-11) whose families need at least 30% tuition assistance in order to afford Maret. The Malone Scholarship meets demonstrated financial need and includes funding that may be used for college visits, transportation, online courses, and other enrichment opportunities. 

Any top student entering grades 7-11 who applies for financial aid will automatically be considered for this private school scholarship. Malone Scholars have demonstrated very high levels of academic success and show promise to be among the top of their class at Maret. Students must be U.S. citizens to be considered for the Malone Scholarship.

Malone Scholars are not made public, but students are encouraged to share this honor when applying to colleges and universities.

High school is an exciting time. But for many students, it also presents academic and social challenges that can be difficult to navigate. The Davies Program provides four avenues of comprehensive support for students new to Maret’s Upper School.

Davies Scholars are selected from a pool of talented new students in grades 9 and 10 who demonstrate a desire to embrace Maret’s motto: To Learn is to Live. In order to promote a successful transition to Maret, Davies Scholars and their families receive a thorough orientation of all aspects of our upper school.

Additionally, to ensure optimal class placement, each Davies Scholar is offered supplemental educational testing and receives priority access to the Davies Exposure and Enrichment Program (DEEP), the Davies Academic Support Program, and the Davies Advisor-Mentor Program.

The Joshua T. Bibbs Fund, established by the Garcia Family Spotlight Foundation, seeks to ensure that Latinx and first-generation American students feel a sense of belonging at Maret and have the resources necessary to achieve success. It supports the Maret School Mission to build a community that is both equitable and inclusive and one that values the experiences and contributions of all our students and families.

The Bibbs Fund provides financial support towards non-tuition expenses for qualifying Latinx and/or first-generation American students. All students enrolled at Maret who identify as Latinx and/or first-generation Americans and who receive a financial aid grant of at least 85% of tuition are eligible for assistance from the Bibbs Fund.