The office gives every figure in writing at a visit.
Tuition is set for the school year, and the office gives every figure in writing at a visit. It covers the school day and the weekly Mass, and families of the parish and families from outside it are treated alike.
The grade your child enters
Whether you use before and after care
How many children from one family attend
A registration payment holds your child's place once you accept an offer. The office says what it covers and when it is due before anyone signs.
Due when you accept an offer
Written in the enrollment agreement
Accepting an offer and signing the enrollment agreement hold the place. If a grade is full, the office puts your child on the waitlist and calls you as soon as a place opens.
The waitlist is kept in the order families applied
Families choose monthly billing or two larger payments in the year. The office sets it up with you, and you can ask to change it at the start of a term.
Monthly or twice a year
Before and after care are billed by the month
Financial aid is available; here is how to apply. Ask the office for the aid form when you apply for a place, fill it in at home, and a small committee reads it in confidence.
Ask for the aid form with the application
A short form, read in confidence
The office answers with the offer of a place
Families with more than one child in the school can ask the office how that is handled. The office explains it in writing along with the tuition.
If a family leaves in the middle of the year, the enrollment agreement says how tuition is settled. The office goes over it before anyone signs.
Other costs
Each is named by what it is for, and the office gives the figures in writing.
Age 5
A rest time and a snack fill the early afternoon.
Ages 6 and 7
First Reconciliation and First Communion preparation is in grade 2.
Ages 8 to 10
Ages 11 to 13
Some grades have two classes.
Sample programs.
The office will go over tuition, aid and billing with you in person.