Tuition & Financial Assistance

2024-2025 Tuition and Fees

Transitional Kindergarten	$23,040
Kindergarten	$25,300
Grades 1-5	$29,770
Grades 6-12	$32,810

Tuition is subject to change for the 2025-2026 academic school year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in tuition?

Are tuition payment plans available?

Does the enrollment deposit go towards tuition?

Affording Providence Day School

A Providence Day School education is an investment in your child’s future. PD offers financial assistance to qualified students based on demonstrated financial need and the availability of school funds. To help determine eligibility for financial assistance and estimate family contribution, PD uses School and Student Services. While PD strives to meet the demonstrated need of qualified students, every family must contribute to their child's tuition.

To apply, interested families should complete the Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS) through the SSS website. The application is available September 3.

Prospective family information is due by January 24.
Current family information is due by December 1.

All applicants must submit copies of the prior year's tax returns with supporting schedules, W-2s, and a current pay stub directly to SSS by the deadline. Instructions for submitting the documentation can be found here.

Si prefiere comunicarse en Español, puede enviar un correo electrónico a claudia.trower@providenceday.org o llamar al teléfono 704-887-7023.

How is financial need determined?

The SSS uses the Parent’s Financial Statement (PFS) to compute a Report of Family Computation (RFC) for each family. This system considers gross taxable income and non-taxable income, assets, liabilities, family size, and the number of students in tuition charging schools or colleges. After an allowance for basic living expenses and taxes, the remaining funds are considered discretionary income, a portion of which is available for education. The RFC is used as a guideline in making financial assistance decisions. Financial assistance is need-based; awards will not exceed the family’s demonstrated need.

When are families notified?

Are admission decisions need blind?

Do families reapply for financial assistance each year?

What if parents are divorced or separated?

In cases of divorce or separation, both the non-custodial parent and the custodial parent are required to provide financial information. Both parents should complete a separate PFS and submit all required information to SSS.

If either natural parent has remarried, PDS will consider the assets of a step-parent, bearing in mind the step-parent’s obligation to his or her own natural children. If either parent or step-parent declines to submit the required information, the decision to award assistance and the award amount may be affected.