Financial Information

Investing in your child’s spiritual and educational foundation is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make.

Our goal each year is to be good and wise stewards of the resources God has provided in order to deliver extraordinary value in relationship to each family’s financial investment.

When Christian education is a desire beyond your means, tuition assistance may be available to help make Liberty Prep accessible for your family.

Notes:

• Multi-student or additional LPCA scholarships – Families that need assistance over and above the Opportunity Scholarship may apply via FACTS Financial Aid.  Additional assistance is not guaranteed, but will be considered. 
• Tuition may be paid in full, semi-annually, or in 10 (starting August 5th)  or 11 (starting July 5th) monthly installments.  All tuition must be paid by May 5th.  Late fees apply for payments received after the 10th of each month. 
• All tuition plans must be set up through FACTS-FACTS charges a fee each year for annual or semi-annual, and monthly payment plans.  Plans will remain the same with continuous re-enrollment unless changes are made with the Office Manager. 
• Withdrawals:  No refunds are given for past tuition, enrollment or application fees.  Tuition is payable for the month of withdrawal and is not prorated.  Tuition is charged until a signed withdrawal form is submitted to our office and all applicable textbooks have been returned. (Please note: students who withdraw and later wish to return to LPCA must complete the full admissions process. Enrollment cannot be guaranteed and is subject to space availability and admissions review.)
  • Any student (including Kindergarten) that withdraws after enrollment or re-enrollment is complete must pay the following withdrawal fees:
  • Feb 13th – April 30th $1,000
  • May 1st – June 30th $1,500
  • July 1st – July 31st $2,000 
  • August 1st or later $3,000*
    *or the remaining balance of tuition, whichever is less. These fees stand independently of any Opportunity Scholarship received.

    Exceptions for withdrawal fees may be made for certain hardship situations only – death in immediate family, loss of work, job transfer out of the area, or extended illness for student or parent.

    • Most books and curriculum are provided by Liberty Prep and remain the property of Liberty Prep.  Consumable materials (workbooks, etc.) are retained by the student at the end of the year.  Families are responsible for replacement costs of lost or damaged curriculum.  A list of optional approved materials to purchase for home use is available upon request.
    • Students are required to adhere to the established dress code (see LPCA student handbook).  Families are responsible for purchasing items for each student.  
    • Liberty Prep will furnish reasonable classroom supplies required for all students.  Parents are responsible for purchasing each student’s personalized school supplies or items to be used at home, including a Chromebook for secondary students as required (LPCA will provide school owned Chromebooks for 6th, 7th, and 9th grades for the 2026-2027 school year).   
    • All fees assessed by the school are a financial obligation due to the school according to the established due dates.  Student records, including report cards, are held until all obligations have been paid in full through the school office.  If there is an overdue balance, students are not permitted to re-register or graduate from Liberty Prep.
    • Referral Credits:  A family may receive a $250 credit toward tuition in October for the referral of each new student that begins school in August.  The new family must confirm referral in their application.  In the event of multiple family referrals, the credit will be split equally. 
    • HS students must pay full tuition regardless of the number of classes taken on campus.
    • LPCA reserves the right to place a hold on re-enrollment or revoke enrollment based on a failure to meet expectations as outlined in the LPCA School Handbook. 
      
      Tuition adjustments are made to cover COL salary increases, operating expenses, and inflation.
       Board Approved February 2026

K- 12 Annual Tuition Rate – Includes All Applicable Mandatory Fees:  $8930

K-5th Core + Rotating Specials (included)
6-8th Includes 4 Core + 2 electives
9th – 12th Includes 6 courses, plus HS Winterim
       Note:  Additional Online Courses and CCU Dual Enrollment Courses are an additional charge.
       Core classes meet 3 days per week, electives may vary

New Student Application & Registration Fees Per Student (Non-Refundable)

Application Fee  $250
One-time registration deposit per student due 14 days after acceptance $150
Additional Late Fee if not paid by the acceptance deadline $150

Other Participation/Incidental Fees or Credits:

Sports Fees (per sport) $200-$350
Theatre Fee per production $125
Club Fees, Field Trips, Student events: Varies as/if needed
Yearbook $45-$65
Referral Credit (per student) $250

Opportunity Scholarship Information
All families are strongly encouraged to apply for or renew the NCSEAA Opportunity Scholarship.  Families must certify their awards with NCSEAA for LPCA to be paid for a portion of  their tuition.  Failure to submit the proper documentation or complete certification does not absolve families from paying full tuition.  Families are responsible for paying for the amount of tuition not covered by NCSEAA.