• Healthy lunch for K-12, Beginners, and Pre-K students staying for ASAP
• Healthy break snacks for all students
• All required school supplies
• All literature books and textbooks
• All Stratford clubs
• All Preschool and Lower School field trips
• All Middle and Upper School in-town day trips
• Student admission to all athletic and fine arts events
• 2024-2025 Yearbook
• Class events

• Arts, Theatre, and Band are supported by the Booster Club. Any additional fees will vary by program. Select fees for costumes or sports/club uniform items may be applied.

• Camp Eagle, ASAP, and Eagle Explorations are optional and will be billed separately. 

• Competitive clubs may have additional fees.
• National and international clubs and association dues 

• School uniforms 

• Learning Support Center (LSC) services such as the comprehensive program and one–on–one tutoring are not included in tuition.

New Student Entrance Fee: An non-refundable entrance fee of $500 per child is required at the time of initial enrollment for new student applications. This amount is separate from tuition and is required for each student being enrolled. 

Returning Student Deposit: A deposit of $500 is required for re-enrollment. This deposit does apply toward 2024-2025 tuition. 

1. Apply for admission. Submit a completed application for admission along with all required supporting documentation. 
2. Apply for tuition assistance through FACTS.  
3. You will be contacted by the Head of Enrollment Management on the status of your admission application.
4. The business office will contact you regarding the status of your tuition assistance application.

1. Sign Re-enrollment Agreement. Log into My Stratford to fill out and sign re-enrollment documents for your student.
2. Apply for tuition assistance. Returning families must submit tuition assistance applications and all supporting documents annually through FACTS. Priority will be given to those who complete their applications by March 1. Families may apply for assistance after the March 1 deadline.
3. The business office will contact you regarding the status of your tuition assistance application.

1. Stratford utilizes a third-party organization called FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment to determine financial eligibility. FACTS will require submission of a tuition statement and a copy of the most recent 1040 form. Assets, income, and size of family are taken into consideration by FACTS, who will evaluate completed applications and provide Stratford with a report of calculated need.  

2. Stratford’s Tuition Assistance Committee will review the FACTS report alongside the student’s overall academic and disciplinary record. The committee will determine an award, not to exceed the calculated need reported by FACTS. Once the committee determines an award, they will pass that information along to the business office. All information regarding tuition assistance is held in strictest confidence.

The business office will notify families of their award status once the Tuition Assistance Committee has made a recommendation.

Yes. Tuition assistance awards are made on a one year-basis. The application process with FACTS must be repeated each year of a student's enrollment at Stratford.

For inquiries, please contact Janet Refior, Head of Finance and Operations, at janet.refior@stratford.org or call 478-477-8073 ext. 220.

While there is no firm deadline, priority will be given to families who have completed their applications prior to March 1. Click here to access the FACTS application. 

Tuition assistance funds are limited and there is a cap on the amount awarded each year.

No. Every Stratford family is required to make a financial commitment to their child’s education. Our provision of tuition assistance underscores our confidence in your child and reflects our investment in their future potential.