TUITION
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Tuition & Fees
Tuition is based on a yearly charge which is broken into 10 payments and is due by the 5th of each month. There is a non-refundable registration fee that covers certain school supplies, some science and computer equipment, insurance, library books, supplies for minor first aid, and other miscellaneous fees. Registration fees and first month of tuition are due on or before the first day of school in order for your child to be able to begin attending classes.
2026-2027 Tuition Rates
Tuition discounts are offered to families with two or more children enrolled full-time:
Two children – 5% discount
Three children – 10% discount
Four or more children – 15% discount
The constituent rates are for church members of the following churches: North Cascade SDA Church, Mount Vernon SDA Church, or the North Cascade Spanish SDA Church.
Financial Assistance
Our desire is to help families committed to Christian education send their children to SAA despite financial struggles. Each year, funds are designated to assist those families who have a real financial need. Eligibility is decided on an individual basis. Click here to apply for financial assistance through FACTS Grant & Aid Assistance.
Student Requirements
Students who receive student financial assistance must maintain a C grade average and exhibit positive school citizenship.
Work Opportunities
Students who are 14 years or older and need financial assistance are expected to participate in work opportunities. Earnings are applied to the student’s account, and any additional monthly balance owed is the responsibility of the family.
A limited number of work opportunities are available for qualifying students each year. For additional information, contact info@skatgitadventist.com.
Partnering for Eternity Scholarship
Skagit Adventist Academy has the opportunity to offer unique tuition assistance to our students. Through this service-oriented program, our participating students are paired with elderly adults in our community in a mutually-beneficial way.
Students in the PFE program, along with their parents, bring joy to the lives of senior citizens through fun activities such as visiting, reading, and playing games. As young people build generational bridges and learn the value of service, they also benefit from the wisdom and mentorship of the older adults. In the process, their time together helps finance the student’s Christian education.
Not only are these students developing skills needed to be successful—commitment, leadership, communication and interpersonal skills, empathy, and collaboration—they are also learning the value of service.
If you would like more information, please email pfe@skagitadventist.com.
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