What is the cost of attending Spring Street School?
The annual tuition for the 2008-2009 academic year is $10,700. A $500 deposit, applicable to tuition, is required at the time of application. This deposit is non-refundable unless, for any reason, a program cannot be offered to your child. In the case of students who are not accepted into Spring Street, the balance of the deposit will be refunded after deducting any fees for assessment, testing, or financial aid analysis. In the event of withdrawal, tuition obligation remains for the full balance of any semester in which your child has begun enrollment.

Admission Application and Teacher Recommendation Forms in Word or PDF

Enrollment Application 2008-2009 in Word or PDF

 

Spring Street International School also offers boarding for US students whose families do not live in the San Juan Islands.  Students have the choice of staying in Home Families or at the SSIS residence.  Both full boarding as well as weekday boarding options are available.

US Boarding Student Enrollment Application 2009-2010 in PDF

 

Please note that Spring Street does accept credit cards for a 2% service fee for tuition payments. Credit card payments to TMS also incur a minor feewhich will be billed back to students’ accounts.

 

Tuition Management Systems (TMS)
TMS is a service bureau contracted by Spring Street International School
that processes and tracks all tuition payments made on a planned payment
basis.
If you wish to pay for your tuition on a monthly, quarterly, or semester
plan, you must complete a Tuition Management Services (TMS) enrollment form
and return it to SSIS by July 15, 2008. Please note that TMS requires a
handling fee, payable by check made out to TMS, or by
filling out the credit card information on the TMS enrollment form. When
completed, return it to SSIS with a check for the TMS fee and we will
process it. Late fees will be charged by TMS for late payments at a rate of
$30/incident.

 

Tuition contracts must be signed and returned within two weeks of notification of acceptance, before enrollment can be finalized. Tuition accounts must be kept current for educational services to be provided.