Tuition

Tuition covers most curricular and extra-curricular activities, including on-campus voicemail and Internet access.  It includes room and board for boarding students and lunches for day students.

2012-2013 Academic Year Tuition

Upper School Boarding Student………………………….....….$49,400
Upper School Day Student………………………………...........$33,800
Middle School Student……………………………………..........$27,600

Each student is accepted and enrolled as either a boarding student or a day student.  The director of admission and the associate head of school must approve any changes in status.

A one percent (1%) net tuition discount is offered if the year’s net tuition and fees are paid on or before June 1, 2012.

Fees

Health Services Fee

$400 Boarding Students
$265 Day and Middle School Students

The school provides around-the-clock nursing care in a professionally staffed medical service facility that is available to all students (overnight services are limited to boarding students). The Health Service fee helps to defray the costs of providing these services, the services of the school’s physician, and a consulting psychologist. All students must carry appropriate medical insurance from a company with a servicing address in the United States.

International Address Fee

$200 International Students or Students Living Abroad
For students with a primary address outside the United States, a fee of $200 is charged to defray the costs of international fax communications, higher mailing costs, and a range of other support services.

I-20 Processing Fee

$250 International Students or Students Living Abroad
For students who require annual immigration registration, a fee of $250 is charged to absorb the costs associated with processing information through SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System).

 

Room, Key, Phone Deposit

$60 Boarding Students Only
This amount is withheld from the student’s account in July as a deposit for the room interior, a room key, and a telephone within the dorm room. At the end of the school year, if the student’s dorm room is left completely clean, the room key is returned, and the telephone is left in good, operable condition, the $60 deposit will be credited back to the student’s account. If any one of the three guidelines is not met, the deposit will be kept in $20 increments for each of the items.