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Adopted by the Diocesan Board of Trustees
December 17, 2007
Tuition
Tuition Cancellation Addendum (Optional)
Lunch Fee (per student, required)
Technology Fee (per student, required)
Transportation (Optional)
Extended Day Care
Other Fees
Payment Obligations
1. TUITION
a. Schedule
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Grade
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Amount
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Tuition
fees are a binding obligation according to the enrollment contract
for the entire school year. Payments on options two
through four below are due beginning on August 1. First
payments on option number five are due beginning
July 1. |
|
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8,200
9,850
10,350
11,550
12,800
12,900
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b. Other Payment Options. These include
12% interest. The amount shown are the periodic payments.
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Grade
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Option 2:
2 Payments
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Option 3:
4 Payments
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*Option 4: 10 Payments
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*Option 5: 12 Payments
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Pre-K
K-3
4
5
6-8
9-11
12
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4,201.97
5,047.49
5,303.71
5,918.63
6,559.17
6,610.42
6,610.42
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2,127.26
2,555.27
2,684.98
2,996.28
3,320.56
3,346.50
3,346.50
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857.20
1,029.69
1,081.95
1,207.40
1,338.07
1,348.52
1,348.52
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721.35
866.50
910.48
1,016.04
1,126.00
1,134.80
N/A
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* Options 4 and 5 require participation in the
bank draft payment program. The bank draft enrollment form and a
blank,
voided check must accompany your signed enrollment contract. You may
elect to participate in the bank draft program even if it's not a
requirement of your payment plan choice. Payment option 5 is not
available to 12th grade students.
c. Explanation
Once a parent has chosen a particular
payment option, that choice will be considered
final and binding for billing purposes unless election
to pay in lump sum is made after receipt of disclosure statement.
The payment option selected will apply to tuition and all scheduled
fees and other fees, unless otherwise specified by a written
agreement between the School and the parent. Those persons
electing Option 4 or Option 5 must participate in the
bank draft program. Since Option 5 is designed to evenly
distribute anticipated payments across 12 months with
as little fluctuation as possible, this payment option
will also require a monthly contribution of $54.16 toward
the net 2009-2010 commitment fee of $650 [$750.00 fee
less $100 discount]. Payment of this fee does not guarantee
that Student will be accepted for re-enrollment. In the event that
Student is not accepted for re-enrollment, or if a parent
decides not
to apply for re-enrollment of their child, this fee will be reimbursed
once payments are complete. Students are not permitted
to take final semester examinations and neither grades nor
transcripts will be released if financial obligations
to the school are in arrears.
Payments are due as follows:
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Option 1
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1 Payment
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August 1
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Option 2
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2 Payments
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August 1 and January 1
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Option 3
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4 Payments
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August 1, November 1, January 1 and March 1
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Option 4
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10 Payments
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August 1 and the first of each month through May
1
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Option 5
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12 Payments
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July 1 and the first of each month through June
1
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2. TUITION CANCELLATION
ADDENDUM (Optional)
Students are enrolled for the full academic year and
no adjustment of annual charges can be made by the school
for absences, withdrawal, or dismissal unless an additional charge
is paid by the parents. In the interest of parents, the Tuition Cancellation
Addendum is being offered as a means to protect against financial
loss in the event of a student's separation from school. The cost is
4.5% of
annual tuition and participation is highly recommended. Full details
are set forth in the addendum.
3. LUNCH FEE (per
student, required) - $650
4. TECHNOLOGY
FEE (per student, required) - $510
5. TRANSPORTATION (Optional)
| Pick-Up/Drop-Off Round
Trip |
1 Child = $1,600 |
Per Family
= $2,225 |
| Pick-Up/Drop-Off One Way
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1 Child = $1,050 |
Per Family
= $1,600 |
Late Bus Fee: $105.00 per month per family
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Door to Door
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One Way
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Round Trip
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1 Child/Family
2 Children/Family
3 Children/Family
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$2,300
$2,800
$3,300
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$3,200
$3,600
$4,000
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PLEASE NOTE: Transportation fees are based on projected operating costs
(fuel, insurance, etc.) for the 2008-2009 school year some eight months
prior to the start of the school year. While every effort was made to
anticipate the affect of inflation on the operating costs, the school
reserves the right to make adjustments to these published rates at the
beginning of each semester.
6. EXTENDED DAY CARE
Extended Care will be offered for the 2008-2009 academic year.
Parents who are interested in having their children participate in
the Extended Care program must complete an enrollment form and a hold
harmless
statement. This is required for families who will be using Extended
Care services on an occasional basis as well as for those who will
take advantage of our services daily. Extended Care hours will be
from 3:30
pm - 5:30 pm on regular school days.
Option 1: Pre-Paid/Pre-Registration Program
$250 per student for the academic
year
$450 maximum fee per family for the
academic year
Form and payment due by August 1,
2008
Late pick-up fees of $1.00 per minute
will be billed as applicable.
To be eligible for the program rates, the enrollment forms,
payment, and hold harmless statements must be received by the Business
Office no later than August 1, 2008.
Please note that if your application and/or payment is
not received by the program enrollment deadline, use of the Extended
Care program will be billed under option 2.
Option 2: Pay-As-You-Go Program
$10 per visit per student
Maximum billing limit equal to $400
per student or $600 per family, whichever is less
Late pick-up fees of $1.00 per minute
will be billed as applicable.
You must complete an enrollment form available from the business office.
7. OTHER FEES
Commitment Fee of $750 is payable annually with
return of the enrollment contract. A discount of $100
is allowed if the contract is returned by January 31, 2008.
Enrollment fees are non-refundable and
are not applied to tuition.
Textbooks and certain other academic materials for students in grades
Pre-K through 12 are issued through the school. This fee
will be charged to parents in accordance with the tuition
payment option that they have selected.
Advanced Placement Examination Fee for some high school
courses will be billed after February 1 when we are aware
of the actual cost.
Optional Individual Private Music Lessons are available
for additional fees. Information for these services and
fees will be available prior to the beginning of the
school year.
Optional Athletic Programs are available for additional
fees. Information for these services and fees will be
available prior to the start of each program.
A Commencement Fee of $200.00 will be billed to each senior at the
beginning of the school year.
PLEASE NOTE: This schedule of
fees was adopted eight months prior to the beginning
of the 2008-2009 school year. Every effort was made to foresee what
effect inflation will have on our various services. Critical
fluctuations in the actual cost of these services, however,
could necessitate adjustments during the school year.
The right to make such adjustments, after careful analysis
of existing need at the time, is reserved by the Board.
PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS
Tuition fees become a full school-year obligation once enrollment contracts
are signed and returned to the school (subject to the tuition cancellation
addendum if it is elected and the additional cost is paid.)
If registered students are withdrawn BEFORE
MARCH 31, prior to the beginning of the school year,
enrollment contracts will be canceled. The enrollment fee is non-refundable.
Withdrawal notification must be made in writing to the Head of
School.
If a student fails to comply with school standards in regard to conduct or
academic achievement, the school reserves the right to request the student's withdrawal
and to require immediate and full payment of financial obligations.
Payments must reach the Business Office no later than the 10th of the month
in which they are due to avoid a $15.00 late payment fee.
A $25 fee will be assessed on any check returned or reversed due to insufficient
funds (NSF).
A $20 administrative fee will be charged for any payment
plan changes made after March 31.
Financial Aid Information
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