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Tuition Schedule & Fees
New Family Fee
A $100 non-refundable Application Fee along with the application form.
New Family Fee
A $1,500.00 New Family fee is a nonrefundable, one time charge per family that is payable at the time of enrollment. This fee is used for the development of MSR's academic programs and facilities.
Advance Tuition Deposit
The Advance Tuition Deposit from $100 (Early Bird Program) up to $1,000 (all full academic day programs) is paid at the time of enrollment to ensure a reserved space in each particular program for a child. It is a nonrefundable fee and is forfeited if the student is withdrawn from School by the parent. Otherwise the deposit is applied in its entirety toward the net annual fee due. The complete Tuition Schedule is a part of the enrollment package.
Tuitions for 2010-11 (Option "B" amounts):
| Toddler Program |
$9,336 |
| Children's House |
$8,350 |
| Children's House Extended Day |
$13,820 |
| Lower Elementary |
$13,820 |
| Upper Elementary |
$15,168 |
| Middle School (7th & 8th) |
$17,102
(includes Odyssey trips) |
| 9th Year Middle School |
$17,676
(includes Odyssey and Europe trip) |
| Early Bird Encore |
$1,576 |
| Encore (12:00 - 3:00 PM) |
$5,484 |
| Encore (3:00 - 6:00 PM) |
$4,686 |
| Encore Holiday Care (on non-school days all year) (7:30 - 6:00) |
$1,136 |
To help families pay tuition in a manner that best suits their budget, we offer the three payment plans described below. We encourage you to apply for financial aid and our Business Manager will work with you to design a payment schedule that works best for you.
Option A payment plan
Payment in full due by August 1, 2010, includes 4% discount.
Option B payment plan
Two semester payment plan: tuition minus tuition deposit with the balance to be paid on August 1, 2010 and January 1, 2011 in two equal payments.
Option C payment plan
10 Month Payment Plan: Tuition minus the tuition deposit plus an 8% premium on the balance to be paid in 10 monthly equal payments beginning July 1, 2010.
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