Tuition and Financial Aid
2024-2025 Tuition and Fees
Annual Tuition: $24,750
Materials and Technology Fee: $400
2025-2026 Tuition and Fees
Annual Tuition: $25,500
Materials and Technology Fee: $450
Tuition
Tuition at Ann Arbor Academy reflects our low student/teacher ratio and our commitment to a quality education for exceptional learners. Because we offer rolling admissions, tuition for mid-year enrollment is prorated by semester or quarter. Tuition can be paid annually, biannually, or monthly.
Financial Aid
Note: Financial aid for the upper school for the 2024-2025 school year has all been allocated. Some financial aid is still available for the lower school for the 2024-2025 school year. Financial aid is available for all grades for the 2025-2026 school year.
Families may apply for financial aid during the admissions process. Details about how to apply are provided within the application. You will need to supply documentation including the most recent year's federal tax return. There is a $35 fee for applying for financial aid, but this fee will be taken out of tuition owed in the event that the student enrolls.
The calculation for financial aid consideration is made by taking into account that 12% to 15% of household income can typically be put toward tuition. We take into account things such as medical expenses, college or other private school tuition costs, unexpected circumstances, etc. There is no guarantee that we can meet all the demonstrated need a family has.
Financial aid decisions are made for returning students during May each year, and for new students as soon as possible after admission. Priority in financial aid awards is given to returning students. We generally do not have financial aid available after September of each year.
Email financial aid questions to admissions@annarboracademy.org.
Tuition As a Medical Expense
Ann Arbor Academy tuition may be counted as a medical expense for families who have an attending child with a documented disability, because it is a specialized school. This is a pre-tax credit; we do not accept insurance. There is an excellent article about this option here: