Tuition & Fees:

GFA pledges to provide the best possible classroom experience for our students. This means well-educated, experienced faculty and low student-to-teacher ratios. We are dedicated to limiting our classrooms to no more than 10 students, even in cases where the classrooms are blended.

We value our faculty and seek to honor them and their families for their hard work and dedication. This means doing our best to provide them with a living wage.

Our fees and tuition are structured to meet all these commitments. Thankfully, the variety of scholarship options have made attendance at GFA a possibility for everyone. In many cases, these scholarships will cover 100% of tuition and fees.

 

Grace Fellowship Academy

607 Broad Street     PO Box 122     Oriental, NC 28571

 

 

Tuition and Fees Schedule 2024-2025

Tuition:

  • Students Kindergarten – 3rd Grade: $5850 per year or $650 per month.
    Monthly tuition payments are split into nine equal payments, due by the 5th of each month September through May.
    Families receive a 2% discount off tuition if paid in full in advance by July 1st.

Fees:

  • Annual Student Enrollment Fee: $100 per student. $400 family maximum.
    Enrollment Fees are due at the time your application is accepted.
  • Book/Materials Fee: $400 per student.
    Book/Materials Fees are due by August 1st.

Payment Options:

  • Can be customized per family needs. For more information or to apply for scholarship funding please see the information below.
    (Fees may be reimbursed through scholarship funding.)

 

TUITION ASSISTANCE

It’s our hope that Grace Fellowship Academy be financially possible for all families who want to partner in this mission together. Families interested in receiving tuition assistance should first apply with NCSEAA for the North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship, if eligible. If awarded, this scholarship may cover all, or most, tuition costs (Apply or learn more at NCSEAA Scholarship). Families may additionally apply for Grace Fellowship Academy Tuition Assistance by applying through an in-house application process. Please contact our director for more information at director@gracefellowshipacademync.org.

NC OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP – NCSEAA

The NC Opportunity Scholarship is a need-based K-12 lottery program. All families who previously received the NC Opportunity Scholarship and are applying for Grace Fellowship Academy’s Tuition Assistance are required to also apply for this scholarship. 

If a Grace award is made and the Opportunity Scholarship is later granted, Grace Fellowship Academy’s tuition assistance award will become invalid for that student. To learn more information about the NC Opportunity Scholarship as well as to apply: NCSEAA Scholarship. It is assumed that families who are current recipients are reapplying for the scholarship and continuing enrollment at Grace Fellowship Academy unless otherwise communicated.

Grace Fellowship Academy Tuition Assistance

Grace Fellowship Academy occasionally offers needs-based scholarships to students who do not qualify for the NC Opportunity Scholarship. Please see the program director for information on how to apply for an in-house scholarship.

• Apply or reapply for Grace Fellowship Academy Tuition Assistance by May 1.
• GFA Tuition Assistance recipients receive the benefit of distributing the Enrollment fee and the Resource fee across their monthly payment plan.
• Currently, tuition assistance awards do not exceed 50% of the total tuition.
• All families who are applying for tuition assistance from Grace Fellowship Academy must also apply for the NC Opportunity Scholarship, if eligible.

Nondiscrimination Policy:

Grace Fellowship Academy admits students of any race, color, national origin, and 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, color, natural origin, and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.