Tuition + Fees
Lowcountry Preparatory School considers educating your child our privilege and strives hard to make our tuition affordable. With average tuition rates among private schools along the East Coast well over $20,000, Lowcountry Preparatory School’s tuition, coupled with its college placement, constitutes an extraordinary value.
You will find information about the annual cost of attendance, fees, as well as information on our aftercare program using the links below. The Tuition Bulletin is a detailed explanation of all tuition and fees at each grade level.
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Kindergarten-Fifth Grade:
2024-25 $10,600.00Curriculum Fee: $500.00
Enrollment Fee: $450.00Enrollment fee is due at time of contract.
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Sixth-Eighth Grade:
2024-25 $12,275.00Curriculum Fee: $550.00
Enrollment Fee: $450.00Enrollment fee is due at time of contract.
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Ninth-Twelfth:
2024-25 $12,900.00Curriculum Fee: $550.00
Enrollment Fee: $450.00
Enrollment fee is due at time of contract. -
Annual tuition: $20,000
Curriculum Fee: $550.00
Enrollment Fee: $450.00
Enrollment fee is due at time of contract.
Grades 9-12. Lowcountry Prep accepts a limited number of international students each year. Admission is based upon current availability. -
The school offers to families a daily aftercare program for students enrolled in kindergarten through fifth grade. The program hours are 2:45pm - 5:00pm, Monday through Friday on regular school days.
To register for the program, complete the Aftercare Form and submit it to the main office located in the Lower School.
“Walking into the school the first time left me with a sense of family. One year later, there is still that feeling; in fact, more so now that you realize your children are important to them.”
“I love the small student/teacher ratio and feel my children get the one-on-one time with their teachers to reach their educational goals and exceed beyond their expectations.”
“Lowcountry Prep allows my daughter to be confident in who she is without the social pressures of a larger school. The teachers are energetic, engaging and truly care about the students.”