Tuition & Fees
Student Fee
$250 per student per year
The annual registration fee helps cover facility expenses, administrative costs, insurance, technology and website expenses, student activities, social events, graduation expenses, and other operational needs throughout the school year. This fee allows us to provide a safe, organized, and enriching environment for our students and families.
For your convenience, the registration fee may be paid in full at the beginning of the school year or divided into two payments of $125, with one payment due each semester.
Tuition
$60 per month (Core subjects: Literature, Science, and History)
$50 per month (Electives)
Families pay tuition directly to each teacher for the classes in which their student is enrolled. This model allows families the flexibility to choose the courses that best fit their student's educational goals while ensuring that teachers are compensated for their time, preparation, and instruction.
Students may enroll in as many or as few classes as desired, allowing families to create a schedule that meets their academic needs and budget.
Most teachers prefer to receive tuition payments through Venmo or PayPal, though individual payment preferences may vary.
Class Supply Fee
$0-$40 per year (as requested by teacher)
Some classes require additional supplies, materials, lab equipment, or resources that are not included in monthly tuition. Supply fees vary by class, and some classes do not have a supply fee at all.
Any applicable supply fees will be listed with the course description and should be paid directly to the teacher. Most teachers prefer to receive supply fee payments through Venmo or PayPal, though individual payment preferences may vary.
Class Books
$0-$100 per class
Each teacher will provide a list of required books and curriculum materials for their class. Families are responsible for purchasing these items separately and may choose to buy them all at the beginning of the year or purchase them throughout the year as they are needed.
Teachers will provide information about required materials before classes begin, allowing families time to plan and budget accordingly.
