Tuition An All Saints' education is an investment in your child's future. By providing a substantial need-based financial aid program, All Saints', a private school in Phoenix, Arizona, is able to assist families in providing an independent private school education for their children. The process of applying for financial aid is confidential. Parents interested in knowing more about our financial aid program should contact Dan Waage, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid.
Tuition for 2012-2013:
- Pre-Kindergarten - $13,350
- Kindergarten through Grade Eight - $15,975
Tuition at All Saints' Episcopal Day School includes all textbooks; all school supplies in Lower School (Pre-Kindergarten through Grade Four); and partial school supplies in Middle School (Grades Five through Eight).
Financial Aid
All Saints’ Episcopal Day School subscribes to the School and Student Services (SSS) by NAIS and is strongly committed to need-based financial aid. The information received from the Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS) serves as a starting point for determining a family’s ability to pay tuition. The family’s federal income tax returns are used to verify data entered on the PFS and a small committee makes the final determination of a family’s ability to pay tuition. Financial aid decisions are made independently from admission decisions and do not affect a candidate’s chances for admission.
The goals of the All Saints’ Episcopal Day School Financial Aid Program are to provide deserving students with an opportunity for an independent private school education which might otherwise be unobtainable for them, and to provide the School with a well-qualified, diverse student body. For families interested in a private school curriculum, an All Saints’ education is very valuable to your child and the cost of tuition should not be the determining factor in whether or not to apply; however, the School expects that a family will be willing to make what could be significant adjustments in the use of discretionary resources when those are available. When allocating financial aid funds, All Saints’ believes it is important to first fund families who have an existing relationship with the School, and families who bring ethnic, racial, and socio-economic diversity to the community.
The financial aid process is conducted with concern and respect for the family’s privacy within the school community and all financial aid awards are confidential agreements. The School does not share information with any other party and families are not to discuss financial aid information with anyone outside of the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid. For more information, contact Dan Waage, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, at dwaage@allsaints.org.
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