Tuition
Admissions
Tuition and Fees
2019 – 2020 SCHOOL YEAR
(ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
School Application Fee: $150.00
(Non‐refundable)
A one‐time $150 Application Fee for all new families to be considered for early enrollment if received by June 1st. After that date, registration is $200 per family for applications received between June 2nd – August 14th. Applications received August 15th and after will be assessed a $250 late application fee.
Student Fees: $150.00 per student for Kindergarten through 12th grades
(Non‐refundable and due after acceptance of admission)
Student Fees cover the costs for most field trips, SAT testing, drama scripts, lab supplies, student insurance and memberships, Student ID card, craft supplies and photocopies. Student fees are paid each year.
Book Fees: $200.00 per student for K – 6th grade and $225 for 7th – 12th grades.
(Non‐refundable)
All book fees per student will be charged and due at the time of acceptance or re‐enrollment.
Tuition:
Tuition may be paid on a ten‐month schedule (Sept‐June) or a twelve‐month schedule (July‐June) and is due on the 1st of each month. Tuition also may be paid in full in September.
Fundraising: $1500 Annual fundraising per family.
As is the nature of any privately funded educational institution, all of the funds necessary to provide students with the highest quality program available cannot come from tuition alone. Therefore, parents are asked to participate in fundraising activities. Each family will be responsible to raise the amount listed below through our fundraising program or may opt out of fundraising and make the tax deductible payment at their own expense in three installments.
Late Fees: $25
Late fees will be charged when tuition, student fees, and fundraising quarterly payments are overdue. There is a 5‐ day grace period before late fees are applied. Avoid paying late fees and enroll in our Automatic Tuition Payment Plan.
Graduation Fee: $100
There will be a fee of $100 per graduating senior payable in March. This fee pays for the graduate’s cap, gown and tassel.
School uniforms:
Costs vary and are the responsibility of the parents.
Yearbooks:
Purchased by the family.
Ask the Head of School
