Tuition

2026/2027

Tuition by Grade                                 Tuition              Books

PreK                                      3 day      $5800               $395

K-2nd Grade     **Science  3 day      $10,500            K Books $395       1/2 Books $450

3rd-7th Grade   **Lab         3 day      $10,500            $485

8th-10th Grade  **Lab        3 day      $10,500            $550

11th/12th Tuition/Books determined with schedule such as Dual Credit offerings and Lab supply fees**                                 3 day          $10,500           $550

*Dual Credit/Enrollment offering is additional fee plus books    Courses typically range from $150 to $350, books sometimes have an additional fee, sometimes included with the program.  

**Plus lab supply fees when applicable – Chemistry/Biology/Physics

Please contact us for various discounts and scholarship options.  

Full Time Teachers/Faculty

529- 

 529 Savings Plans are not only for higher education. They may also be used to pay for K-12 tuition expenses. Indiana offers a tax credit of 20% (up to $1,500 per year) for contributions to these plans. 

Multi Family Discount - $500 discount per additional sibling 

High School Senior Scholarship - $500 for Students who have completed 8th grade - 11th grade at Boone Prairie, are in good academic standing, 3.5 Unweighted GPA, on track for an Honors Diploma, and have completed 120 hours of community service by the end of 11th grade are eligible.   Contact the office for details. 

Academic Excellence award – 3.9 Unweighted GPA, a minimum of 6 college credits completed $250 Juniors and Seniors, Must complete 9th and 10th grade at Boone Prairie to be eligible. 

Service Scholarship - 

Math Scholarship - Winner of the annual math bee is eligible for $250 scholarship for the next academic school year. 

Are you a pastor at a local church?   We offer a pastoral family discount for pastors and full-time youth pastors of area churches. 

Boone Prairie School is a co-school/hybrid model with attendance 3 days a week and 2 school days at home.   This requires partnership with the parents.    Certain activities such as reading, assigned math work, penmanship practice, narrative type discussion and other assignments will be done at home.   There are required library days and field trips scheduled on home days.   There will also be a couple of times during the year that students and parent volunteers will be required to participate in running their “business”.    This might include selling Carpenter Bee Traps, plant starts, building items and working at the Christmas market, production of spirit wear…

September – May | 7:55 am-3pm | Wednesday-Friday    No school the weeks of Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Year, Spring Break (First Week of March).

We seek families and teachers with a commitment to academics, leadership, and character who support our mission.