Catholic Schools · Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown

Bishop Kenny High School

Catholic School serving grades 09-12 in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown. It accepts the Florida Private School Scholarship. Funding fit, state record and questions to ask are below.

Copied from the state record. School details on this page come from the Florida Department of Education Private School Directory (Duval district), pulled October 28, 2026. The scholarship flags are the state's own participant flags on that date. The state does not collect tuition, so confirm the price with the school.

Does Bishop Kenny High School accept the Florida scholarship, and what would a Duval family receive?

$7,629
Grades 9-12 · Duval award, 2026-27
$10,573
FES-UA at matrix levels 1-3 in Duval; the state lists this school as a participant

Bishop Kenny High School appears on the state's roster of schools that take the Private School Scholarship (FTC/FES-EO). Duval students can spend the award here at $7,629 for grades 9-12 this year, and the money reaches the school quarterly through EMA.

The state also lists Bishop Kenny High School as an FES-UA school. The school reports 7 disability categories, listed below. A child with a qualifying diagnosis or IEP can put FES-UA ($10,573 at matrix levels 1-3 in Duval) toward therapies and tutors on top of tuition.

This is a Catholic school in the Diocese of St. Augustine, so the usual plan is the state award first, then parish pricing and school aid, with the diocese's Catholic Student Assistance Fund as a need-based option.

The school's latest state survey (2025) counts 1,404 students, and its largest grade is grade 9 with 360. Among the 21 private schools registered in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown, it ranks 1st by reported enrollment. It reports an accreditation: COGNIA.

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Which disability categories does Bishop Kenny High School report serving?

  • Intellectual disability
  • Orthopedic impairment
  • Language impairment
  • Deaf or hard of hearing
  • Specific learning disability
  • Dual-sensory impairment
  • Autism spectrum disorder

What should a family ask Bishop Kenny High School before enrolling?

  1. Are you a Private School Scholarship school, and is your funding handled through Step Up, AAA or both?
  2. What is tuition for my child's grade once the scholarship is applied, and what registration, book or uniform fees come on top?
  3. What other help do you offer, such as need-based aid, sibling discounts or church-member rates?
  4. By which EMA quarterly date can you submit my child's enrollment?
  5. Which of the disability categories you report do you have current capacity for, and can FES-UA pay for therapy on your campus?
  6. For a high schooler: is dual enrollment offered, and do course fees fit inside the grade 9-12 award?

Which scholarship deadlines apply to a family considering Bishop Kenny High School now?

  • Nov 15, 2026Cutoff for first-time 2026-27 applications to the Private School Scholarship (FTC/FES-EO) and FES-UA
  • Dec 15, 2026New families must accept the award in EMA, and the school must submit Quarter 3 enrollment for parent approval
  • Jan 1, 2027The federal scholarship tax credit begins its first year; Florida opted in and Step Up plans to run it through a new affiliate fund
  • Jan 15, 2027A private-school student still not enrolled after the Quarter 3 deadline must be enrolled by this date to be considered for any 2026-27 funding
State record vs. what to confirm with the school
TopicWhat the state record tells youWhat only the school can tell you
ScholarshipWhether it is a listed FTC/FES-EO, FES-UA and PEP participantWhether it has open seats and how it bills the quarterly payments
ProgramsGrades, affiliation, accreditation and disability categories it reportedDaily schedule, class sizes and who delivers support
PriceNothing; the state does not collect tuitionTuition, fees and aid after the award

Which other private schools are near Bishop Kenny High School?

21 private schools are registered with the state in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown, and 18 of them accept the Florida Private School Scholarship. See all of them →

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