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Tuition Schedule 2008-2009
Grade School 1 and 2 $13,880 2. Basic Tuition Discounts: A 2% discount is available to those who choose the One Annual Payment Option for full Basic Tuition and pay in full by July 1st. There is a 10% sibling discount on the Basic Tuition for a second child enrolled, and 50% discount for a third or further child is available. If you choose not to take these discount(s), we will credit the amount of the difference as a charitable donation to the school, which you are entitled to claim as a tax deduction. 3. Initial Enrollment Deposit: A onetime $200 Initial Enrollment Deposit is payable upon initial enrollment of a student in the school. This is refundable (without interest) upon the student's graduation, so long as all outstanding tuition and fees have been paid. The Initial Enrollment Deposit is also refundable upon the student's departure from the school in good standing at the end of the academic year, provided that there is no default of the Enrollment Agreement and written notice that the child will not be re-enrolling for the next academic year is received by February 15th of the current academic year and all tuition and fees obligations are paid in full. Any such refund shall be made at the end of the academic year. 4. Re-enrollment Deposit: Re-enrollment deposit is due by February 15, 2008: First Child, $500; Second Child, $200; Third Child $50 This re-enrollment deposit is not refundable under any other circumstances. 5. Cancellations and Tuition Insurance: Students are enrolled for the full academic year and no adjustments can be made by the school for absences, withdrawal or dismissal. Therefore, insurance coverage for tuition is provided under the Tuition Refund Plan. This coverage will be provided by Dewar Insurance as outlined in the A. W. Dewar's brochure (copy available in the office after 1/15/08) or under a comparable, self-insured plan provided by the school. For all parents who pay monthly or semi-annually, it is mandatory that they purchase the Tuition Refund Plan. This year’s premium is 2.1% of total tuition and fees. For After-School/Extended Day Programs, the insurance can only be accessed in the event that a student is withdrawn from the school. Parents will still be responsible for all after-school fees in the event that a child is withdrawn from only the After-School/Extended Day Programs. 6. Supply Fee: This fee is to cover anticipated costs of supplies, books (that become student's personal property), and snacks (Nursery and Kindergarten only) during the year. 2 Day Nursery $250 7. Other Fees: A. Sweet Pea Kindergarten Program (12:00 – 2:30 p.m.) is $550 per attending week day/year Fees that are not covered by the above categories are: A. Special programs (i.e., interscholastic sports, extracurricular activities, electives) 8. Payment: Three tuition payment plans are available: one annual payment (due on or before July 1; payment in full by July 1st earns a 2% discount on net tuition); two semiannual payments (due July 1 and December 1); and ten monthly payments (first payment due on July 1). For monthly payers, a direct debit system will be implemented for a direct debit from your bank account on the first of each month. Payments more than five days late shall be subject to a $25 per month late charge. The school will assess a $25 charge for any check returned for insufficient funds. 9. Tuition Assistance: The Cape Ann Waldorf School has a tuition assistance program to support those families who sincerely desire Waldorf education for their grade school children but cannot pay the full cost of such education, or become unable to do so during the academic year as a result of illness, loss of employment, or other extenuating circumstances. All requests for Tuition Assistance must be submitted to the Tuition Assistance Committee. The initial application deadline of February 15 must be adhered to. Applications received after the deadline will not receive the same consideration. 10. Nonpayment of Tuition Nonpayment of tuition has a serious impact on the school. The school asks that all families understand the need for timely and full payment of their tuition and fee obligations. If at any time you will be late or have a problem with payment, please notify the business manager as soon as possible. If nonpayment becomes an issue that cannot be satisfactorily resolved with the business manager, then the school will take any action it deems appropriate to obtain satisfaction on an unpaid tuition obligation, including: administrative withdrawal, referral of the debt to a collection agency or attorney for civil process; reporting of unpaid debt to credit reporting agencies; withholding of any diploma, certificate or scholastic record; revoking the use of After-School/Extended Day Programs; and dismissing, or refusing to renew or enroll children of families whose tuition payments are in arrears. |
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1. Basic Tuition for the academic year is as follows:
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