Our tuition rates for the 2026-27 school year are: Lower School (JK-6) — $44,845; Middle School (7-8) — $52,850; and Upper School (9-12) — $56,965.

Tuition covers schooling, field trips, technology (iPads or MacBook Air depending on grade), and lunch for grades 7-12. Tuition does not include uniforms, books, transportation, AfterCare/Extended Day, and most Middle/Upper School athletic needs.

Tuition Refund Insurance is available to all families to protect their annual financial investment. This program, sponsored by A.W.G Dewar, Inc., insures tuition fees in case a student is unable to complete the school year.

Flint Hill offers three payment options for families:

• 1 Payment Plan – full payment in June.
• 2 Payment Plan – 50% payment due in June, with the remaining 50% due in December.
• 10 Payment Plan – 10 equal payments beginning in June and ending in March.

Families of students applying for grades K-12 are eligible to apply for financial aid. Junior Kindergarten students are not eligible for financial aid.

The deadline to apply for financial aid for the 2026-27 school year has passed. The application will open on October 1, 2026, for families to apply for aid for the 2027-28 school year.

Families will be notified of financial aid decisions with their admission decision on the last Friday in February.

Because a family's financial circumstances can change, we require families to reapply for financial aid every year.

There are two separate, distinct committees for admission and financial aid. The admission committee is not aware of each family’s financial aid application status and does not consider it in the admission decision. The financial aid committee reviews financial aid applications from students deemed admissible by the admission committee.

All Flint Hill financial aid is need-based. ​We receive many more aid requests than the financial aid budget can accommodate, and we cannot award most families that apply. About 20% of Flint Hill families receive need-based financial aid.

In cases of dual households, both parents or legal guardians are required to fully complete the financial aid process — together or separately. If one parent or guardian is not present, the applying parent should notify the Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid.

The Financial Aid Committee confidentially reviews financial aid applications. All information is secure and confidential. We also request that families keep their awards in confidence.