Admission and Cost

Admission Procedures

Since Harmony School has a limited enrollment, all prospective students are first placed on a waiting list. As openings occur students are chosen for interviewing based upon their individual situation and how well their age, gender and background fit into the school's needs for diversity. Students are chosen for these interviews regardless of their family's ability to pay tuition.

At the elementary level, two teachers interview the prospective students and their parents. The decision on admission is based on the results of the interview.

At the middle and high school levels, students are first interviewed by both students and teachers. Then the teachers speak with the parents. At the high school, the final step is for the student body and teachers to vote on admission.

Early Childhood Program (ECP) enrollment does not include an interview process.

Cost

For grades 1-12, tution is 8% of the family's gross monthly income to a maximum of $550/month or $6600/year, or 12% for two children and 16% for three or more. Because Harmony has such a strong commitment to serving students who otherwise could not afford a personalized, independent school education, 80% of the students are on subsidies. Scholarship money is generated through grants and contributions. Tuition for international students is $15,000/year.

ECP has a diffterent tuition structure. Fees are $525/month for full-time and $325/month for half-time (there are a very limited number of part-time slots available). If 8% of your family's gross monthly income is more than $525, you would pay that amount, up to a maximum of $675/month.

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