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Tuition and Fees

A group of Far Brook nursery students playing in a sandbox.

Schedule of Annual Rates

At Far Brook, we are committed to enrolling students who will contribute to and benefit from the Far Brook School experience. We embrace diversity and strive to have a student body that is socioeconomically diverse because we recognize that bright, mission-consistent students are found at every income level, and because we wish to create an authentic community that reflects our society and fosters respect for all people.  Please click here to learn more about Tuition Assistance at Far Brook.

 

September 2026 – June 2027

  Tuition Activity Fee
Nursery – 3 year old
(Half Day)
$21,800 $600
Nursery – 3 year old
(Full Day)
$30,800 $600
Nursery – 4 year old
(Half Day)
$24,300 $600
Nursery – 4 year old
(Full Day)
$33,300 $600
Kindergarten
$43,600 $600
First Grade
$47,600 $600
Second Grade
$47,600 $600
Third Grade $47,600 $600
Fourth Grade
$49,300 $750
Fifth Grade
$50,300 $950
Sixth Grade
$50,300 $1,500
Seventh Grade
$52,800 $2,000
Eighth Grade
$52,800 $2,250

 

Tuition assistance is available for families who qualify. Educational loans are available through several lenders. Please contact the Business Office for information.

Activity Fee

For all Grades, an additional fee is charged to cover the cost of classroom activities, class trips, and the School yearbook. For Grades Five through Eight, the Activity Fee also includes team uniforms and transportation to and from games. In Grades Six through Eight, overnight trips are included in the fee as well (the Sixth Grade trip to Washington, D.C. and the Seventh and Eighth Grade trip to the Adirondacks as well as a second trip connected to their curriculum studies).

The Far Brook Fund

Fundraising plays a critical role in the viability of all independent schools, and Far Brook is no different. We must raise funds each year to help meet the operating costs of the current budget as tuition alone does not cover the full cost of an independent school education. The School depends on the contributions made by current families, alumni and their families, grandparents, foundations, faculty, administrators, and friends. Gifts to The Far Brook Fund support academic programming, faculty development, equity and inclusion work, tuition assistance, technology, art, drama, athletics, and so much more. Far Brook must raise $425,000 for the 2025-2026 school year. Current family participation has averaged 77% over the past 5 years – well above the national average.

Other

After School Enrichment Programs, special tutoring, camp, and private music lessons are available at additional cost.

 

Far Brook admits qualified students of any race, religion, gender, color, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, color, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission, tuition assistance, or other school-administered programs.

 

Learn More About the Far Brook Experience

 

Two far brook students at a table working on a lego activity with the help of their teacher in a classroom.

Centered on the child, progressive education encourages curiosity, hands-on learning, collaboration, an integrated curriculum, and a joyful learning environment.

Two Nursery far brook students smiling for a photo while making dough for a baking class.

Community is the hallmark of the Far Brook experience, enriching our days with shared experience, support, and purpose.