Balancing quality education with affordable tuitionArrow Preparatory Academy works hard to keep our costs as low as possible, while still providing a quality education for your student.
Here are the included tuition and fees for Arrow Preparatory Academy. Please note this may change every year. We also offer Tuition Assistance for those families that may need a little extra help, more information is included at the bottom of this page. |
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2024-2025 School Year
Arrow Preparatory Academy will be offering grades Pre-K - 9th for the 2024 - 2025 school year with the plan to add a grade in consecutive years as our oldest class rolls over.
Tuition for the 2024-2025 school year for core classes is as follows:
Pre-K (ages 4+): $5,500
Grammar School (K-5th): $7,572
Logic School (6th-8th): $7,914
Rhetoric School (9th): $8,256
Elective classes will range from $325 - $375 per class plus a supply fee.
Tuition can be paid in one of four ways:
PARENT PARTNERSHIP HOURS
As part of our enrollment and pursuant to our vision of partnering with families, parents are required to spend 1 hour a week for 36 weeks serving the school by assisting with approved partnership tasks. This helps us keep tuition low and build community within the school. In place of required hours, parents can opt to pay an hourly fee at $25 per hour or $900 for 36 hours.
FEES (Please note that all fees are nonrefundable)
Early application Fee (submitted prior to February 14th, 2024): $75 per student
Application Fee (submitted after February 14th, 2024): $125 per student
Registration Fee (new families only): $200 per family
New Student Assessment Fee (due on test date): $50 per student
Supply and Facility Fee (Due by June 1st, 2024): $250 per student
Other Expenses
Books/Curriculum: $350-500 per student
Uniforms: $150-300 per student (approximately)
School T-Shirts/Sweatshirts: $20 - $50 per item ordered
Field Trips: $100 - $150 per student
Logic/ Rhetoric Retreat: $150 - $200 per student
Family Discounts (may not be combined with other tuition discounts: employee, scholarship, etc.)
First student: No discount
Second student: No discount
Third student: 10% discount
Fourth + student: 20% discount
BOOKS and SUPPLIES
All books, as identified on the school’s Curriculum & Supplies List, will need to be acquired by each student’s family. Families can expect to spend around $350 - $500 per student each year. Cost per student may be slightly lower for families with multiple or returning students as some books and resources may be shared or used across multiple grade levels.
UNIFORMS
Information about uniforms may be found here.
Tuition for the 2024-2025 school year for core classes is as follows:
Pre-K (ages 4+): $5,500
Grammar School (K-5th): $7,572
Logic School (6th-8th): $7,914
Rhetoric School (9th): $8,256
Elective classes will range from $325 - $375 per class plus a supply fee.
Tuition can be paid in one of four ways:
- Per month for 10 months (September 1 to June 1)
- Per month for 12 months (July 1 to June 1)
- Paid in full on September 1st
- Half September 1st and the remainder by December 1st
PARENT PARTNERSHIP HOURS
As part of our enrollment and pursuant to our vision of partnering with families, parents are required to spend 1 hour a week for 36 weeks serving the school by assisting with approved partnership tasks. This helps us keep tuition low and build community within the school. In place of required hours, parents can opt to pay an hourly fee at $25 per hour or $900 for 36 hours.
FEES (Please note that all fees are nonrefundable)
Early application Fee (submitted prior to February 14th, 2024): $75 per student
Application Fee (submitted after February 14th, 2024): $125 per student
Registration Fee (new families only): $200 per family
New Student Assessment Fee (due on test date): $50 per student
Supply and Facility Fee (Due by June 1st, 2024): $250 per student
Other Expenses
Books/Curriculum: $350-500 per student
Uniforms: $150-300 per student (approximately)
School T-Shirts/Sweatshirts: $20 - $50 per item ordered
Field Trips: $100 - $150 per student
Logic/ Rhetoric Retreat: $150 - $200 per student
Family Discounts (may not be combined with other tuition discounts: employee, scholarship, etc.)
First student: No discount
Second student: No discount
Third student: 10% discount
Fourth + student: 20% discount
BOOKS and SUPPLIES
All books, as identified on the school’s Curriculum & Supplies List, will need to be acquired by each student’s family. Families can expect to spend around $350 - $500 per student each year. Cost per student may be slightly lower for families with multiple or returning students as some books and resources may be shared or used across multiple grade levels.
UNIFORMS
Information about uniforms may be found here.
If you have any questions regarding Tuition and Fees please feel free to send an email to our administrative team, [email protected].
Arrow Preparatory Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship, and loan programs and athletic and other school administered programs.
Financial Assistance
Arrow Prep is pleased to offer financial assistance in order to make it possible for those to attend APA who otherwise may not be able to.
In order to qualify for financial assistance, families must have:
In the event that we have no more financial assistance funds available or we are unable to offer enough funds for your family to attend APA,
your application fee will be refunded.
In order to qualify for financial assistance, families must have:
- Attended an Information Meeting
- Applied to APA and paid the application fee
In the event that we have no more financial assistance funds available or we are unable to offer enough funds for your family to attend APA,
your application fee will be refunded.
BeneFAQ Applications
We use a third-party organization to help us accurately and fairly assess a family’s ability to pay and, after review, award grants accordingly. BeneFAQ (formerly known as Confidential Financial Services or CFS) has been supporting Christian families for over 20 years. They understand the importance of providing your child with a Christian education, which is why we are glad to partner with them in this, their area of expertise. Their application process will request financial information from you that primarily consists of income, expenses, assets, and debts. BeneFAQ uses that information to calculate a “Family Anticipated Contribution Total” (FACT Report) and sends us that information. Once received, we will review the information to make decisions in granting financial aid.
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BeneFAQ Application Deadline |
Notification Date |
Re-Enrolling Families |
February 1st |
March 6th |
Open Applications (Round 1) |
March 1st |
April 6th |
Open Applications (Round 2) |
April 1st |
May 6th |
Open Applications (Round 3) |
May 1st |
June 6th |
We will award assistance based on available funds and demonstrated need from all applications received during each round. Earlier applications have a greater chance of being awarded financial assistance as the pool of available funds will diminish each time aid is awarded. If no funds are available at that time you may ask to be put on a waiting list for when funds become available in the future.