Tuition $6500.00
New Application Fee $45.00
Registration Fee $600.00
Graduation Fees– K & 8th Grades $100.00
Uniform $150.00
Testing $100.00
Books $300.00
Activity Fee $580.00
Registration fee is charged each applicant at rates set by the School Board to cover the cost of textbook rental, insurance, achievement/standardized tests, library books, computer lab, workbooks, school records, graduation, and other required expenses. If a student withdraws within the first two weeks there will be a 75% refund of registration charges; if the student withdraws within three weeks there will be a 50% refund; after four weeks there will be no refund.
No child will be allowed to register for the school who has a balance owing to the school. Arrangements for any and all exceptions must be made in writing with the School Treasurer or person designated by the Board for this purpose. Monthly statements are sent out.
Tuition is an annual fee that is divided into ten monthly payments. All payments are due on or before the first business day of the month. After the tenth of each month a $20.00 late fee will be added to the monthly tuition. Tuition is non-refundable if the child has attended school for any portion of the month. If monthly payments are 30 days due, parents will be asked to withdraw the student until payment is made. A check returned for insufficient funds will be charged a $25.00 fee. If over one year two checks are returned payments will then have to be made in cash, money order, or certified check.
In order for a student to be able to take final exams his/her account must not be delinquent. Transcript or grades will not be issued unless the account is paid in full. Student’s records may be placed on hold status because of financial or other obligations to EJA and will not be issued unless the account is paid in full.
Parents and guardians of a student who are unable to meet their financial obligations to the school must arrange a payment plan with the school secretary, treasurer, or principal to be submitted for approval to the School Board. The plan must be in writing and signed by the school designee and the parents or guardians.