<prompt> Human: I dont know if this is the right sub for this, but its the closest I can think of.My daughter will be starting kindergarten in the fall, and the town she lives in with her mom in Eastern Ohio has pretty crap public schools. The Catholic private school her mom would like her to go to is 3,000 a year for non-parishioners. That makes it roughly 250 a month.I personally dont want her to go to a religious school. Just a personal opinion. And I am not sure the school is much better than the public schools.Her mom is currently a full-time sub with a degree in Education. Come May, she said she doesnt know what shes going to do for work. Shes trying to get a teaching job in the crap schools mentioned earlier, but we will see how that plays out. Needless to say, her money is super tight even with the 530 a month in child support.My financial situation is better than hers, but I am just barely at the comfortable stage. I cannot afford a 250 bill on top of my child support obligations. I told her mom I would pay half or 75 a month, whichever is lower. I feel like since I dont necessarily agree with the decision, I shouldnt really HAVE to pay anything. But I do want to be supportive.I digress.I am a disabledretired Army veteran. Her mom is low-income. I would imagine there are scholarshipsgrants out there that could help, but Im not sure where to look. I tried Googling it, but I couldnt come up with much.Any advice is greatly appreciated.  <response>: Why doesnt mom apply for a job there? Most private schools have free or greatly reduced tuition for workers kids. If that doesnt pan out, ask the school. They usually do have some scholarships available. 