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Admissions~Important Dates~Tuition
Steps for Admission
1.
Call and schedule a school tour. Applications can be picked up at this time.
2.
Submit application along with required records and testing scores. Interview and Testing (if needed) can be scheduled at this time.
3.
Complete Testing and Family Interview. Prospective students will also be asked to come and spend a day with us. Acceptance letters will be issued within one week of completed process.
2023-2024 Admissions:
*Beginning Jan 23, 2023 we will be accepting new students as space allows on a rolling basis. Eligible students are admitted as they apply, so be sure and get your applications in as soon as possible! Class sizes are limited to 8 students in Kindergarten and 10 students in 1st-7th grade, with an additional 2 spots per class reserved as flex spots for special circumstances.
2023-2024 Tuition Schedule & Fees
Registration Fee (Due upon enrollment)
All Students: $100
School Fees (Due Aug 3, 2022)
-Covers cost such as subscriptions, testing, technology, etc.
All Students: $75
Music Fees (Due Aug 3, 2022)
-Covers class materials
All Students: $30 (separate check made out to Shields Studios)
Building Fee (Due Aug 3, 2022)
-Covers building maintenance and building fund for new building
-Each Family: $250
Book Fees (Due June 1, 2022)
-covers cost of all consumable curriculum
Kindergarten: $230 4th Grade: $410
1st Grade: $310 5th Grade: $420
2nd Grade: $375 6th Grade: $350
3rd Grade: $375 7th Grade: $270
Annual Tuition (Payment Plans Available)
-5% sibling discount available
Kindergarten: $5450
1st – 7th Grade: $4950
Non-Discrimination Policy:
Northshore Preparatory Academy welcomes families and admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, sex, and disability in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, and other school-administered programs.