Admissions & Enrollment at The| Prentice School

Prentice at a Glance

Grade Levels: Grades 1 - 8

Total Maximum Students: 148

Maximum Classroom Size: 13 to 1

Student Demographic: Prentice serves students who have language-based learning differences and attentional disorders, such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, auditory processing disorder, ADD/ADHD, and anxiety. Students with an IEP are eligible for special education under the categories of Specific Learning Disability (SLD), Other Health Impairment (OHI) for ADD/ADHD, and Speech or Language Impairment (SLI).

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Tuition Rates

Tuitions for the 2026-27 school year is based on student's grade level.

Elementary Program (Grades 1 - 6): $38,250

Junior High Program (Grades 7 - 8): $39,500

In addition to the tuition fee, an annual $500 non-refundable registration and materials fee is required for enrollment and re-enrollment.

The Prentice School offers needs-based financial aid on a first-come, first-served basis.

For more information, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page at: Tuition & Payment Options

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Affording Prentice

We realize that sending your student to Prentice is a big decision. We view the lifelong benefits of our program as priceless. To ensure that all families have the ability to send qualified students to us, The Prentice School's Board of Directors is committed to providing a needs-based tuition assistance program which enables students who might not otherwise be able to attend our school to receive the benefits of a Prentice education.

Tuition assistance funds are limited and distributed based on application date and need.

The Prentice School also offers convenient tuition payment plans including monthly payment plans for all students.

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Is Tuition Tax-Deductible?

We stand out among private schools by serving a unique population. For many families, The Prentice School’s tuition and fees may qualify as a tax-deductible medical expense, potentially reducing annual costs by thousands. Additionally, transportation expenses can often be tax-deductible. For detailed information, visit the LDA of America website, and speak with your personal tax advisor to confirm eligibility. Individual circumstances vary, so a local CPA with expertise in this area is recommended.

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Can I withdraw from a 529 Plan or 401K?

You can use up to $10,000 annually from a 529 Plan, and sometimes even more, to cover private school tuition. Individual circumstances vary, so a local CPA with expertise in this area is recommended.

It is advised that before applying for Financial Aid, families consider using funds from their 401K to afford tuition. Our Financial Aid committee takes family's 401K status into consideration.

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