Franklin County/Western Hills graduates are now included in this scholarship fund.

The thing that jumps out to me is this...if you can afford to promise to do that for the next ten years, that probably means you're already overcharging the other kids attending, or will be. Looks good to the kids included. Looks bad to the parents of those not included.

 

I don't think they got the money to do this by overcharging other students. Most likely, they got the money from generous donors. I don't know if it was one donor or several. I don't know if the donations were raised by highlighting this as a special project for graduates and other donors to give towards, but the lion-share of the money was probably gained through donors.

 

The amount for tuition that private Christian schools charge their students does not cover the cost to the college or university to educate them. The schools are very dependent on alumni and other generous donors to make up the difference. I don't see this as a "pass-through" cost to other students. The donors foot the bill.

Students not from Scott, Owen and Franklin County are eligible for academic and athletic scholarships.