TUITION AND FEE SCHEDULE 20010-2011
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**All fees are subject to change |
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Annual Charge
One Payment Plan
due July 1
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Two Payment Plan
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Ten Payment Plan*
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Twelve Payment Plan
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| Grades: K-5 |
$7,075 |
$3,638 |
$728 |
$606 |
| Grades: 6-8 |
$7,725 |
$3,963 |
$793 |
$660 |
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* 10 Month Plan. Tuition cycle begins July
1. No tuition February and June.
Tuition cycle begins July 1.
Multi-Student Family Tuition Discount 2%.
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| Application/Testing fees (New Students) |
$150 |
| One time application fee ($100) and
testing fee ($50). Upon enrollment $100 applied to registration
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Registration: (non-refundable)
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- New Student
- Returning Student
This is an annual registration fee for all students and
covers textbook fee, insurance, testing, data management,
and administrative fees.
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$500.00
$375.00
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| Fundraising: |
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Tuition and fees cover only a portion of the total
cost required to educate a student at Hillcrest Academy. As
is with most private schools, this revenue shortfall must
be made up by gifts and contributions. Hillcrest conducts
an Annual Fund Drive, a Fall Festival Cash Raffle ($200 per
family), an Annual Spring Gala and Auction ($200 per couple
with gift donation to the Silent Auction) and other activities
and events to achieve the school's revenue requirements. The
Scrip profit fee along with the proceeds raised from the above
mentioned fundraising activities, all go to support the school's
program.
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Annual Fund: Contribution
Fall Festival: $200 Raffle Tickets
Gala: Purchase Tickets $200 & Donation |
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| Facility Fee |
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Due July 1 with the first tuition payment. The family
facility fee is applied to maintenance and upkeep of the buildings
and grounds.
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$250 |
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| Scrip Program |
$225 |
A Scrip profit fee of $225 per family is collected
with the September tuition payment. Great Lakes Scrip is a
national organization that provides gift certificates to participating
institutions. By purchasing the gift certificates from Hillcrest
at no extra cost, the school receives a percentage of each
purchase. Families who generate $225 in profit to the school
do not pay the Scrip fee the following school year.
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Day Care: 7:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
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- Drop-In Rate
- Contracted Monthly Rate (available upon request)
- After 6:30 p.m. a $1.00 per minute late charge is assessed
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$6.00 per hour per student
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Additional fees
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| Consumable Books |
Fees vary by grade level. Parents purchase from
MBS Direct, the school's virtual store
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| Field Trips |
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All students visit various local attractions and
sites such as the Getty Villa, the Getty Museum, the Old Globe
Theater, San Luis Rey Mission, Whale Watching, Natural History
Museum in San Diego, Bates Nut Farm, Indoor Skydiving.
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$5 - 40 |
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| Overnight Trip/Leadership Camp |
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Grade 4:
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Sacramento and the Gold Country (March) |
$550 |
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Grade 5:
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The Pilgrim in Dana Point Harbor
(April) |
$120 |
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Astro Camp (September) |
$275 |
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Grade 6:
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Catalina Island Marine Institute at
Cherry Cove (Oct.) |
$475 |
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Grade 7:
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New York and Boston (May) |
$1999 |
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Grade 8:
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Spain and France (March) |
$3300 |
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Grades 6-8:
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Back-to-School Leadership Camp (Sept.) |
$330 |
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(Trip fees subject to change from year to
year. Cost approximate.)
(Field trips aligned to curriculum.)
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| Athletic Fee |
Grades 6-8: For students participating in athletics
(per Sport)
Fee includes uniform
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$100 |
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| Violin/Recorder/Keyboard |
After school music classes available to all students
in Grades 2-8, regardless of experience. Fees set by instructor
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| Yearbooks |
All students may purchase a yearbook
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$30 |
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| Miscellaneous |
After school clubs offered: Webby Dance, Science
Adventures, Chess, Starkids, Krav Maga, Violin, Cello, Recorder
and Keyboard.
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Fees vary |
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29275
Santiago Road