School Tuition and Fees

• Every family is assessed a non-refundable application fee of $75.00 per year.  All students apply/reapply each year to St. Isidore School.
   
• Tuition for the 2011-2012 school year:
  • Preschool 3 year old            $1,620.00    ($135/mo)
    ( 2 half-days per week)
  • Preschool 4 year old            $1,824.00    ($152/mo)
    (3 half-days per week)
  • Kindergarten                        $3,156.00    ($263/mo)
  • Parishioner - Grades 1-8
    Number of Children           Tuition
                1   K-8                   $3,996.00        ($333/mo)
                2   K-8                   $6,420.00        ($535/mo)
                3   K-8                   $8,496.00        ($708/mo)
                4   K-8                 $10,224.00        ($852/mo)
     

    Non-parishioner                $6,000.00          ($500/mo)

  • Kindergarten  -
      Non-parishioner              $4,000.00          ($333/mo)
• Grades 1-8 have a yearly $225.00 book/supply fee.  Kindergarten has a $50.00 supply fee.
• Each individual classroom teacher will outline required supplies
  that must be purchased by the first day of school.  These lists
  are made available in the spring for the following school year.
• Graduation fee: Each 8th grade student is required to pay an
  additional fee TBD to cover graduation expenses.
• Sacramental fee: Each 2nd grade student is required to pay an
  additional fee TBD for materials needed for the two sacraments
  that they will receive in 2nd grade (First Reconciliation and First
  Communion)
• Bible fee: 5th grade students are required to use the Catholic
  Youth Bible and will be assessed a Bible fee to be determined..
• Recorder fee: As a part of the music curriculum, 4th grade
  students learn to play the recorder. A fee TBD will be required for
  all incoming 4th grade students.
• H.S.A. fees are $8.00 per child
  
  
  

  Financial Obligations

  
  PARISH SUPPORT AND SUNDAY ENVELOPES

  It is expected that all families will regularly attend Sunday Mass and contribute to the best of their ability to the parish.  Lack of school family support of the parish will directly impact tuition.  School parents are expected to support the Parish through contributions and stewardship.  Children learn about stewardship, Christian service and parish support from their parents.  We appreciate your support.  St. Isidore Parish supports St. Isidore School by subsidizing 24% of the cost to educate each K-8 grade student.

  
  PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS

  You are given a choice in the spring as to how you will fulfill your tuition obligation.  You may choose one of these payment plans:

  • Annually - Full amount due by Aug. 15 (3% discount given for this option)
  • Semi-Annually - Tuition paid in two equal payments
  • Quarterly payments - Tuition paid in four equal payments
  • Monthly - Tuition paid in 12 equal payments

  Market Day, Script and Dinner Dance Raffle Tickets credits will be applied directly to tuition. Dinner Dance Raffle Ticket credit will not be applied until after the event.

  
   

  DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS

  All tuition and fees must be kept current.  Your child's continued enrollment/attendance is contingent upon keeping your account current.  All accounts are monitored monthly.  Students may be excluded from classes if accounts are seriously delinquent.  If a hardship should occur, please contact Mrs. Collins as soon as possible.  We will try to work with you as best we can.  A late fee of $10.00 may be assessed for tuition collected after the 15th of the month.  A $25.00 fee will be assessed on all NSF checks.  Registration for the next school year will not be processed until all accounts are current.  Final payments for the school year must be received by May 15th or your child/children's place may be given to a child on the wait list.

   

  Introductory Attendance Period for New Students

  All new students attend St. Isidore School on an introductory basis for the first quarter of attendance.  The introductory period of attendance is intended to give new students the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to achieve a satisfactory level of academic performance, behavior, and attitude to determine whether the new school meets their expectations.  The school uses this period to evaluate student capabilities, attitudes, attendance, and overall performance.  After the first quarter of attendance, the school may end the relationship.

   

  Student Information

  Local High Schools often ask for names, addresses and phone numbers of junior high students.  We will supply this directory information unless a parent specifies otherwise.