Total Tuition and Fees for 2008/2009:

• Pre-Kindergarten
  M/W/F 9AM-12:15PM.......$1,950.00
• 5 day Kindergarten
  M/T/W/TH/F half day.......$3,150.00
• 5 day Kindergarten
  M/T/W/TH/F full day........$4,050.00
• Grades 1–6
  ...................................$4,050.00
• Grades 7–8
  ...................................$4,330.00

Enrollment/Re-Enrollment Fees:

• Enrollment fee of $100.00 per Pre-K student due with application
• Enrollment fee of $300.00 per student in grades K-8 due with application
• Early Bird Re-enrollment fee of $225.00 per student due with application
• Re-enrollment fee of $300.00 per student due with application
• DISCOUNTS: (Does not include Pre-K)
  • 3rd Child in family, $600.00 discount
  • 4th Child in family, $800.00 discount

Billing Policy:

• A tuition booklet will be sent in July with the first tuition payment due August 1st.
• Payment is due on the first of the month beginning in August and ending in May.
• Payments received after 3:00 p.m. on the 10th of the month will be assessed a $25.00 late fee.

Cancellation Policy:

All enrollment and re-enrollment fees are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Objectives of Calvary Memorial Christian School

1. To glorify God in every area of the student's life. 
   I Cor. 10:31.
2. To teach the Bible as God's inspired Word and to uphold it as man's final authority in faith and practice and as the foundation for all truth.  John 17:17.
3. To develop a desire to know and obey the will of God as revealed in Scripture.
4. To help develop mature Christian students. 
   Heb. 13:20-21.
5. To integrate all subjects with the Bible and thus communicate to students a Christian world view.
   Prov. 9:10.
6. To work cooperatively with the student's parents in educating  their child.  Deut. 6:7.
7. To help develop the abilities of each student to his/her highest potential.  Rom. 12:6-8.
8. To teach each student to think critically, to evaluate other views, and to hold to his/her own convictions in the face of pressure.
9. To teach each student to be tolerant toward Bible-believing Christians who uphold differing views. Rom.  14:1-10.
10. To teach the student to persevere in his/her work and be faithful in fulfilling his/her personal responsibilities. 
    II Tim. 4:7.
11. To teach the student to work both independently and cooperatively. I Cor. 12:20.
12. To encourage and foster student creativity.  I Cor.
    12:4-11.
13. To develop the communication skills of the student.  Rom. 12:7-8.
14. To develop an appreciation for the Fine Arts.  Phil. 4:8.
15. To develop desire for and discretion in wholesome mental and physical recreation.  I Tim. 4:8.
16. To teach our Christian and American heritage and the current problems facing our churches, country, and world.  Heb. 12:1.
17. To communicate to the student civic responsibilities and to prepare him/her for Christian citizenship.
    Rom. 13:1-7.