

Value & Investment Tuition and Fees
Current Tuition and Fees
NPC’s tuition structure supports a well-rounded student experience including academics, fine arts, and athletics – all through a Biblical lens. Please contact our admissions team at admissions@npchristian.org with any tuition-related questions.
Student grade | Annual Tuition | Monthly 11 Payments |
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Progressive Kindergarten | $6,480 | $589 |
Kindergarten 5-day | $7,770 | $706 |
Grades 1-5 | $8,720 | $793 |
Grades 6-8 | $9,630 | $875 |
Grades 9-12 | $10,395 | $945 |
Early childhood 3s, 4s, Developmental kindergarten | Annual Tuition | Monthly 9 Payments |
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All Early Childhood Classes: | $735 / half day $1,470 / full day |
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2 mornings | $1,470 | $164 |
3 mornings | $2,205 | $245 |
3 full days | $4,410 | $490 |
4 full days | $5,880 | $654 |
Full time | $7,350 | $817 |
Home & School Hybrid Program | Annual Tuition | Monthly 11 Payments |
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Hybrid 2 Day - Grades K-5 | $3,750 | $341 |
Hybrid 2 Day - Grades 6 | $4,555 | $414 |
Hybrid 2 Day - Grades 7-8 | $5,355 | $487 |
Friday Enrichment Only - Grades 1-5 | $1,450 | $132 |
Hybrid 2 Day & Fridays - Grades K-5 | $4,935 | $449 |
*Home and Hybrid families are also responsible to purchase the curriculum that will be used at both school and home.

Tuition Assistance
Families with full-time K – 12th grade or Home & School Hybrid students are eligible to apply for Tuition Assistance should they have need.
Full time students can qualify for up to 50% off of tuition rates. Home & School Hybrid families are eligible for a small percentage discount. A third-party system aids NorthPointe Christian in assessing family eligibility based on factors including income, assets, and family size. Families are encouraged to apply early as funds are limited. Early Childhood and Friday-only students are not eligible for Tuition Assistance. Families can also opt to take advantage of our gift card program (T.R.I.P.) to shave additional costs off of their tuition.
Additional Fees and Discounts
Please contact our admissions team at admissions@npchristian.org with any tuition-related questions.
2022-2023 Multi-Child Discount
Grades 9-12 | Grades 6-8 | Grades 1-5 | 5 Day Kinder | |
2nd child | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
3rd child | $520 | $483 | $436 | $390 |
4th child | $1,559 | $1,444 | $1,308 | $1,260 |
5th child | $2,346 | $2,889 | $2,615 | $2,330 |
Multiple Student Discount Calculation:
Not available for Preschool, Hybrid, or Progressive Kindergarten. Start with the oldest child first then follow the discount chart based on the subsequent child’s grade. For example, if your third student is in middle school, you will have a discount of $483, plus if your fourth student is in elementary school, you will have an additional discount of $1,308.
Payment Plan Options
One Payment Plan – due July 20, 2022
Two Payment Plan – half due July 20, 2022 and half due January 20, 2023
Eleven Payment Plan: July 20, 2022 – May 20, 2023
Nine Payment Plan (for Early Childhood families only): August 20, 2022 – April 20, 2023
Requested Donation with Tuition
You will have the opportunity to make a donation of 11% of tuition with your first payment. This helps us cover the full cost of educating your child. You will receive a tax-deductible receipt.
Enrollment Fees
New Student Enrollment Fee
K-12 Student $175
Preschool $100
Returning Student Re-Enrollment Fees
Early Re-enrollment PreK-12 $75
K-12 Re-enrollment $175
Preschool Re-enrollment $100
Student Union Support Services Fees
NorthPointe Christian’s desire is to provide equitable tuition to all students regardless of children’s needs. We also desire to partner with full families. Student Union fees are waived for families that enroll all of their children at NorthPointe Christian. For families just enrolling one student needing Student Union Support Services, a fee will be assessed based on student need.
Activity Fees
Our goal is to roll as much of our school costs as possible into tuition. There is no additional fee for our 1:1 macbook program, sports involvement, or extracurricular activities. From time to time, students will have field trip fees or other nominal fees. The cost for larger class trips for Middle and High School will also be the responsibility of parents. However, most of these larger costs will have fundraising opportunities. Students enrolling in college courses will be responsible for the cost of the college textbooks.