2022-23 FAFSA Challenge Monthly Winners
May 2023
- Challenge School: Weaver High School
- Non-Challenge School: Synergy Alternative Program
April 2023
- Challenge School: Great Path Academy at MCC
- Non-Challenge School: Synergy Alternative Program
March 2023
- Challenge School: Weaver High School
- Non-Challenge School: Synergy Alternative Program
February 2023
- Challenge School: Middletown High School
- Non-Challenge School: Elm City College Preparatory School
January 2023
- Challenge School: Connecticut River Academy at Goodwin University
- Non-Challenge School: Bridgeport Military Academy
December 2022
- Challenge School: New Haven Academy (New Haven School District)
- Non-Challenge School: Amistad Academy
November 2022
- Challenge School: Wamogo Regional High School (Regional School District 06)
- Non-Challenge School: The Bridge Academy
October 2022
- Challenge School: Waterford High School
- Non-Challenge School: Achievement First Hartford Academy
2022-23 FAFSA Challenge Materials
The Connecticut Governor’s Office and the CSDE are continuing the FAFSA Challenge during the 2022-23 school year, beginning in September 2022 with a nine-month initiative where high schools across the state will be charged with boosting FAFSA completion rates for the class of 2023 relative to the class of 2022. The FAFSA Challenge will provide microgrants, trainings, and other resources to eligible high schools serving students with high needs as a means of helping seniors access the financial aid they deserve to pursue a postsecondary education.
- 2022-23 FAFSA Report
- Press release: Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Announce Winners of 2021-22 FAFSA Challenge, Launch Year 3 of Program
- Application Overview
- 2022-23 Challenge Application
- FAFSA Completion Rates - EdSight Dashboard
- List of eligible schools
- 2022-23 CT FAFSA Challenge Data Snapshot