2010-2011 Tuition and Fee Schedule
Fees and Payment Options
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Effective January 1, 2009, any monetary obligation paid with a credit/debit card will be charged a 3% non-refundable transaction fee. This fee will be used to pay the bank charges associated with processing these payments. Please call Maxene Brown in the Business Office if you have questions about this policy change.
TUITION SCHEDULE
In computing your total tuition costs, figure the tuition for the student in the highest grade first. The 2nd child receives an 11% discount. The 3rd and 4th children each receive a 40% discount.Grade |
Annual |
Monthly Payments (11) |
Monthly |
Monthly Payments (9) |
9th-12th |
$4,515 $4,425 $3,975 $3,730 $2,295 $10,565 |
$410.45 $402.27 $361.36 $339.09 $208.64 $960.45 |
$451.50 $442.50 $397.50 $373.00 $229.50 $1056.50 |
$501.67 $491.67 $441.67 $414.44 $255.00 $1173.89 |
Tuition Payment Options:
- Prepayment option available in June. Eight percent (8%) of payment discount on tuition payments (cash/check) of $2,000 ($160 credit) or more. If credit card is used, discount is 5% (Balance paid monthly.)
- Prepayment option available July 1st - Augsut 17th. Five percent (5%) of payment discount on (cash/check) tuition payments of $2,000 ($100 credit) or more. (Balance paid monthly.)
- Full year payment due on registration day in August.
- Two payments of one-half to be paid at beginning of each semester. First payment due on registration day in August.
- Eleven monthly payments: September 1st through July 1st
Ten monthly payments: September 1st through June 1st
Nine monthly payments: September 1st through May 1st
SENIOR ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY GRADUATION (9 MONTH PAYMENT PLAN).
Note: Families send monthly payments to Greenleaf Friends Academy, P.O. Box 368, Greenleaf, ID 83626. Payments are due on the 1st day of the month and are considered late on the 16th ($15 late fee charged).
Registration and Book Fees:
- Grades K-6 --- $300
- Grades 7-12 --- $340
Registration and Book Fee Payment:
- Non-refundable Pre-Registration payment of $100 per family due during the pre-registration period from March 1st through April 15th. The balance of registration and other fees are due in August on Registration Day.
Other Fees also due in August on Registration Day:
- Technology Fee:
- Grades 1-6 ------------------------- $15 per student
- Grades 7-12 ------------------------ $25 per student
- Building & Maintenance Fee --------------- $50 per student
- Athletic Participation Fee
- Grades 9-12 ------------------------ $105 per sport
- Grades 6-8 ------------------------- $55 per sport
- Class Fees:
- Art (Grades 7-12) -------------------------------- $35
- Band Instrument Rental ----------------------- $60
- High School Music ------------------------------ $25
- Drama Fee:
- Grades 6-8 -------------------------- $15 per student
- Grades 9-12 ------------------------ $25 per student
- Kindergarten snack and graduation fee --- $30
- Miscellaneous:
- First Week Camp (grades 9-12) ------ $140
- Senior Graduation --------------------- $60
- Parent Involvement/Service Fee:
- Grades K-12 ----------------------- 28 hours of service per
family
or $190
Note: Each family is asked to volunteer time throughout the school year or pay the parent involvement/service fee by the middle of May.
- Grades K-12 ----------------------- 28 hours of service per
family
or $190
Transportation Costs:
Family Rate, Monthly charge for 9 months
| Monthly | Total | |
10 miles and less from GFA |
$170 $210 $225 |
$1,530 $1,890 $2,025 |
Routes serve the following areas: Caldwell, Marsing, and Middleton |
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All fees are non-refundable. Upon withdrawal, attendance for any portion of a given month requires a full month's tuition payment. Any prior year tuition must be paid before attending class in a new school year.
GFA is a faith operation. Tuition and fees do not cover the total cost of education for the students. Each year, almost 25% of the costs are paid through gifts and other fundraising activities. The faculty and staff, by working for reduced wages, provide much of the support for the Academy. It is imperative that parents make commensurate sacrifices in this most vital area of education. Therefore, each family is asked to help in whatever way possible during the year to make Christian education possible for their children
