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Affording Hill

A Hill Learning Center education is a valuable investment, empowering students to reach their full potential and become confident, independent learners. Below you will find information regarding Hill’s tuition and fees, financial aid, and state scholarship grants.

Hill School will offer a virtual learning program for all students for the 2020-21 school year. Read our School Plan and schedule a virtual visit with a member of our Admissions team.

Tuition and Fees

2020-2021 School Year

  • 3 Hours Daily Instruction (Half-Day): $21,060
  • 2 Hours Daily Instruction (Grades 9-12): $16,340
  • 1 Hour Daily Instruction (Grades 9-12): $12,140
Additional Fees

Financial Support

Wendy B. Speir Student Financial Aid:
The Wendy B. Speir Student Financial Aid Fund reduces financial barriers by offering financial assistance to students who qualify for Hill School enrollment yet lack financial resources to attend. In 2019-20, over $350,000 was awarded in financial aid. Twenty-four percent of families received awards with an average award of $8,400. Applications for financial aid are accepted through TADS, a trusted third party, and all inquiries and applications are held in the strictest confidence.

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North Carolina State Scholarship Grants

Hill Learning Center participates in three North Carolina state-funded programs administered by the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA). These programs expand school choice for eligible K-12 students. Requirements for each program vary, so we encourage families to review eligibility requirements at the NCSEAA website and a comparison summary of the three programs. In 2019-20, Hill families received over $120,000 from these programs to attend Hill School.

Have questions? Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina (PEFNC) is a statewide organization that supports greater educational options through parental school choice and helps families navigate the requirements for the state-funded programs. Visit the PEFNC website to learn more.

 

Federal Tax Deduction

School tuition and fees may be tax-deductible as medical expenses. Children who have been diagnosed as having a specific learning disability or attention deficit disorder may qualify for deductions under the federal income tax regulations.

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