Tuition and Fees

Annual Fees (2023 - 2024 School Year)

One time Enrollment Processing Fee of $200 per student

Annual Supply Fee of $300 for Full Time Students and Part Time Students

*Uniform Fee of $300 is optional (This would include any weather related equipment only.)

Annual Tuition (2022 - 2023 School Year)

The Decker School’s commitment to focusing on capacities as opposed to limitations is reflected in our tuition and fees. You will notice our highly competitive rates because we believe in giving every family and child an opportunity to flourish in their learning environment.

Option I - Full Time Enrollment for Kindergarten - 6th Grade

K - 6: $7,500 Annually (payment options available)

*Ask us about our multiple child discount.

Option II - Part Time Co-op Enrollment for Kindergarten - 6th Grade

The Decker School has our community in mind. We understand that families may need a break from their home-school education, as we were once homeschooling parents too. We want to partner with the families who desire to enrich their current curriculum. This enrichment program will coincide with our full time curriculum and will be offered as a three or four day option.

Mon - Thurs: $6500 Annually (payment options available)

Tues - Fri: $5500 Annually (payment options available)

Tues - Thurs: $4500 Annually (payment options available)

*Parent’s are required to elect into Arkansas’s Home Education program for these options.

Option III - 11 & 12 Week Co-op for Kindergarten - 6th Grade

One time Enrollment Processing Fee of $200 per student

Our 11 Week Monday Co-op is August 22th - November 15th: $1000 + $100 supply fee (payment options available)

Our 12 Week Monday Co-op is January 23rd - May 1st: $1000 + $100 supply fee (payment options available)

*Our 12 week focus is yet to be determined. Check back for updates.

**The Decker School values it’s diversity and does not discriminate on the basis of differences in age, ethnicity, family structure, national origin, physical attributes, race, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic background.

“Great educators focus on developing a child’s capacities rather than their limitations.”