Tuition

Tuition for the school year 2010-2011 is as follows:

  • Kindergarten: $4,500        (Kindergarten is a half-day program; 8:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.)
  • Grades 1-12:  $5,600

Tuition covers all costs including books with the exception of band, recorder, personal school supplies, uniforms, school pictures, field trips, and school lunch. Sports participation fees will be assessed as part of the secondary program as needed.

New students pay a non-refundable application fee of $150 and returning students pay a reenrollment fee of $75.

Following formal notification of acceptance, a registration fee is due within two weeks ($300 for kindergarten, $400 for grades 1-12, $800 for all I-20 students).

Annual tuition may be paid under ONE of the following methods:

  • Monthly auto-drafts from May, 2010 through April, 2011 - the first payment is due on May 10th and will be drafted on the 10th of each month thereafter.  Monthly payments by automatic bank draft are $375 for 12 months for kindergarten and $467 for 11 months for grades 1-12 ($463 final payment for grades 1-12).  The monthly payment plan is available only through automatic bank drafts.  No direct monthly payments will be accepted except in the case of installment payments and where tuition will be paid in full by May 10.
  • Three installments (May, June, July) with the balance due prior to the first day of school
  • Two lump sum installments, due on May 10 and October 31, 2010
  • Full payment, due by May 10, 2010

If you would like to prepay tuition for the 2010-2011 school year, please complete and submit a Tuiton Payment Election Form (available from the office), so we will be aware of your intentions for the coming year.

Tuition for late registering students is prorated on a weekly basis.  Please call the business manager, Ellen Cureton, at 303-2560 x220 if you have any questions concerning tuition payments. 

TUITION OBLIGATION

Cary Christian School relies solely on tuition income to meet annual operating expenses.  Therefore, it is necessary that the financial obligations for enrollment be for the entire school year.  Once a family makes the first payment toward a student’s tuition, they are initiating their commitment (per their signed Parental Contract in the student application or their reenrollment agreement) to continue tuition payments for the remainder of the school year, even if the student withdraws from school.

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