Tuition and Fees

School Year 2020-2021

Preschool Annual Tuition - (From 8 am to noon)​

• 2-day  $1,480

• 3-day  $2,220

• 5-day  $3,700

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Kindergarten - 8th Grade Annual Tuition

• $5,300     

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Our full cost for educating one full-time student can average around $8,000 and more variable on student count compared to expenses. In an effort to make Christian education affordable, SAS charges less tuition than the true cost. The difference is covered primarily by donations and external funding from the Scappoose-St. Helens Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

Non-Tuition Expenses

School Year 2020-2021

​Some costs vary by a student's choice of program or a family's use of service. Miscellaneous expenses may occur from time to time.

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Preschool

Registration Fee: $150 per student (non-refundable)

After-care from noon until 3p: $15/day

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Kinder-8th Grade

Registration Fee: $295 per student.

• $100 early registration discount, if registered by April 3rd.

• registration fee is non-refundable

• due at the time of registration

Home & School Fee: $50

• non-refundable

• due September 1st

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Optional Expenses

• Field Trips: $0-10

• Hot Lunch: $3 per meal

• Ice Skating: $72

• Ski/Snowboarding Program: $205-$349

• Swimming:

• School Supplies:

• After-care Activities: $4.50 per daily activity

Discounts

School Year 2020-2021

​Pay-in-Full Discount 

• 5% discount for pay-in-full by September 1st.

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Multiple Student Discount 

• 2nd child - 15%

• 3rd child - 35%

• 4th child and above - 50%

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Early Registration Discount

• $100 discount off the $295 registration fee if paid by April 3rd.

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Discounts not available for preschool.

Payment Options

School Year 2020-2021

​We understand that each family’s financial situation is unique, so we offer a variety of payment options, including a customized payment plan for families in need of alternative payment arrangements.

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Plan A. 100% paid upon submission of the Enrollment Agreement (5% discount)

Plan B. 10-month equal payments (September through June)

Plan C. 11-month payments (August through June)

Plan D. 12-month equal payments (July through June)

Plan E. An alternative payment plan be arranged through the school’s treasurer.

Financial Aid

School Year 2020-2021

The presence of multiple perspectives in our community and classrooms enriches the educational experience of all our lifelong learners. SAS was founded by men and women who knew the importance and power of educational accessibility. SAS honors that legacy with an ever-growing commitment to making an education at SAS accessible to a broad community of families. Toward that end, SAS has a need-based financial aid policy and fundraises for money to be used exclusively for financial aid.

All financial aid comes from solely donor support.  Available funds will vary and we do our best in getting these funds to those in need. We ask that alumni students and family remember us and donate to the school financial aid program, Helping us to help provide for others that need help to access Christian education. 

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Need-based aid is evaluated and awarded annually, and renewal is not automatic or guaranteed, as funds available may vary and each family’s finances may change. Families must reapply for aid each year. Each family must complete the necessary paperwork by the posted deadlines and must continue to demonstrate the need for aid. Financial aid documentation must be supplied in a timely manner because awards for returning and new families are made on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Applying for Financial Aid

If you are applying for financial aid, complete the online financial aid application through FACTS.

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Notes

• Have copies of the latest tax documents to submit to the website in PDF format. (School Treasurer can assist with that if needed)

• The Financial Aid Committee is unable to review applications until they are complete, including all documentation.

• Priority consideration is given to applications received by the deadline; late applications are considered on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Divorced, separated, or never-married parents must each submit an application.