Tuition & Assistance
Tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year is $44,995. If affordability stands in the way of your child's path to Pacific Ridge, we encourage you to apply for tuition assistance. Qualification for tuition assistance is unique to each family's set of circumstances. Major contributing factors include family income, assets vs. liabilities, and other significant expenses including siblings attending tuition-based educational institutions. See FAQ below for more detail.
Tuition Covers:
- Daily Student-Centered College Preparatory Instruction
- 1:1 Personalized Guidance through Robust Advisory Program
- Access to Student Support Center Resources
- Physical Training & Athletic Privileges
- Access to Specialized Laboratory, Design & Computer Technology
- 1:1 Dedicated College Guidance Program
- Access to Peer Tutoring
- Access to Health Center & Full-time Nursing Care
- Access to Academy Programs, Honors and AP coursework
- Admission To All School Concerts, Assemblies, Plays, & Athletic Contests
- Grade-level Orientation and Community Celebrations to Promote Belonging and Wellness
- A Curated Yearbook for Each Student
Global Travel Program
Pacific Ridge offers a globally focused curriculum and a program of annual travel - encompassing both perspective and action - to help students think outside of themselves, develop empathy, and prepare to contribute to the world around them. Our travelers pursue engagement through academic enrichment, cultural and linguistic immersion, and service work. Through this approach, students grow together and gain awareness of perspectives, experiences, and ways of life beyond their own.
FAQ
- What forms of tuition assistance are available at Pacific Ridge?
- How is financial need determined?
- Will receiving tuition assistance affect my student’s chances of admission?
- How do I apply for tuition assistance? When does the application become available, and when is it due?
- What percentage of your community receives tuition assistance?
- Do I have to apply for tuition assistance each year my student is enrolled at Pacific Ridge?
- Does tuition assistance cover anything other than tuition?
- What are the income eligibility requirements for receiving aid?
- What if parents/guardians are single, separated, divorced, or remarried?
- Do you offer a sibling discount?
What forms of tuition assistance are available at Pacific Ridge?
How is financial need determined?
Will receiving tuition assistance affect my student’s chances of admission?
How do I apply for tuition assistance? When does the application become available, and when is it due?
What percentage of your community receives tuition assistance?
Do I have to apply for tuition assistance each year my student is enrolled at Pacific Ridge?
Does tuition assistance cover anything other than tuition?
What are the income eligibility requirements for receiving aid?
What if parents/guardians are single, separated, divorced, or remarried?
Do you offer a sibling discount?
Tuition Management Options
Pacific Ridge offers families several payment options to help manage tuition expenses. After paying a 10% non-refundable deposit at the time of enrolling, families can choose one of several payment options. Balances can be paid in full, in two payments, or in ten payments. Tuition insurance is also available.
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Additional Expenses to Expect
In addition to tuition, the following costs may be incurred during your child's time at Pacific Ridge School (these amounts are estimates and subject to change for the 2025-2026 academic year):
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Books: $300 - $400
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Uniforms: $100 - $400
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Lunch: Families can choose to order lunch from Ki’s School Lunch, with meals at $6 and higher.
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Optional Transportation: Round trip - $3,150; One-way - $2,020
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Student-specific activities, e.g., attendance at a Model United Nations conference, travel for a sports tournament
"A purposeful education is more than excellent academics. It has led my children to think about what their education means, and how they will use it to make productive choices, both in college and afterward." PARENT