An independent school education is an investment, one that shapes your child’s future success. At HSP, students benefit from:
- High-quality and challenging academic instruction from instructors who care about each student's whole development: heart and mind, body and soul
- Faith formation strengthens their love of Christ and dedication to serving others, fortifying them to live their faith with confidence
- A close community of support for them and their family
Formed by a first-rate Catholic education, we expect our students to grow in the qualities that make up the Portrait of an HSP Student.
Tuition and Additional Fees 2021-2022
Early Learning Center
- 6 months - 2 yrs | 2-day $3,655 | 3-day $5,045 | 5-day $6,675
- PreK-2 | 2-day $3,655 | 3-day $5,045 | 5-day $6,675
- PreK-3 | 3-day $5,045 | 5-day $6,675
- PreK-4 | 5-day $17,310
Lower School
Middle School
High School
Families may pay tuition annually, semi-annually, or monthly. Discounts are available to families who choose to pay annually or semi-annually. The one-payment (annual) option is due on January 4th, 2021, and the first payment on the two-payment (semi-annually) plan is due on February 1st, 2021.
Details on Tuition and Additional Fees
Included in Tuition and Fees
- Lunch
- 1:1 iPads K-1st, Chromebooks (2nd-10th)
- Books (K-7th)
- PVA Membership
- After-school tutorials and Cougar Hour
Technology Fee:
- $500 (5th-10th)
- $250 (11th-12th with school-approved personal laptop)
Not Included in Tuition
- Textbooks (8th-12th)*
- Uniforms*
- School Supplies*
- Class trips
- Facilities
- Sports fees, club fees, or social activities
* designated required
Additional Tuition for Resource Centers
Holy Spirit Preparatory School began a resource program over a decade ago so that families who wanted to send their children to HSP could keep their family together even if one child had some learning differences.
Our John Carroll Resource Center in the Lower School and Pope Benedict XVI Center in the Upper School exist to help us serve the whole Catholic family. Our resource centers are able to provide additional support and resources to students of average to above-average intelligence with mild dyslexia.