Tuition fees may be divided into ten monthly installments and are due on the first of the month. After the tenth of the month, a late fee will be assessed. Monthly installment payments need to be set up to be paid by EFT. Payments not made by EFT will be subject to a $25 per month service fee per family (See handbook for details). Returning students: payments will begin on August 1, 2022, and end on May 1, 2023. For new students, payments will begin July 1, 2022, and end April 1, 2023.
Layton Christian Academy
Tuition and Financial Aid
Tuition Schedule for Domestic Students 2022 - 2023
| Application Fee (One-time fee for new students only) |
$50 |
Enrollment Fee |
$600 |
New Student Enrollment Fee |
$300 (50% Discount) |
| Re-Enrollment Fee (On or before March 2, 2022) |
$150 (75% Discount) |
| Re-Enrollment Fee (After March 2, 2022) |
$300 (50% Discount) |
| Re-Enrollment Fee (After May 2, 2022) |
$600 (Full Price) |
New
Students
Receive
50%
Discount on
Registration
Remember to Re-Enroll Before
March 2, 2022
Priority for available classroom spaces will be given to current students, but only until March 2, 2022.
After this time, re-enrollment will be on a first come, first serve basis.
Application fees are nonrefundable
Enrollment fees are nonrefundable
For International Students - see International Student Information
LCA Tuition
Discounts
Additional Children in each family receive a 20% discount on tuition.
There is a 5% discount when tuition is paid in full by August 1, 2022.
Withdrawal during the year will cause forfeiture of discount.
| Curriculum Usage Fee (For Grades K5 - 12) |
$390 |
| Additional Fees (PreK - 6th Grade Supply Fee) |
$95 |
| Additional Fees (Preschool/PreK Snack Fee) |
$95 |
| Additional Fees (7th - 12th Grade Science/Technology Fee) |
$195 |
| It may be necessary to assess fees for specific activities and supplies during the school year, such as field trips, special events and classes, M-Term, etc. | |
| Interscholastic sports teams have individual fees that are outlined in the Athletic Handbook |
| Tuition Type | Tuition Amount | 10 Month Installment |
|---|---|---|
| K3 - Building Blocks Program (Student must turn 3 on or before Sept. 1st) |
$7000 | $700 |
| K4 - Reading Readiness Program (Student must turn 4 on or before Sept. 1st) |
$7000 | $700 |
| K5 - Launch into Learning Program (Student must turn 5 on or before Sept. 1st) |
$7000 | $700 |
| 1st - 6th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday - Friday) |
$7000 | $700 |
| 7th - 8th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday - Friday) |
$7200 | $720 |
| 9th - 12th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday - Friday) |
$7700 | $770 |
| K3 - Building Blocks Program (Student must turn 3 on or before Sept. 1st) |
|
|---|---|
| Tuition Amount | $7000 |
| 10 Month Installment | $700 |
| K4 - Reading Readiness Program (Student must turn 4 on or before Sept. 1st) |
|
| Tuition Amount | $7000 |
| 10 Month Installment | $700 |
| K5 - Launch into Learning Program (Student must turn 5 on or before Sept. 1st) |
|
| Tuition Amount | $7000 |
| 10 Month Installment | $700 |
| 1st - 6th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday-Friday) |
|
| Tuition Amount | $7000 |
| 10 Month Installment | $700 |
| 7th - 8th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday-Friday) |
|
| Tuition Amount | $7200 |
| 10 Month Installment | $720 |
| 9th - 12th Grades (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday-Friday) |
|
| Tuition Amount | $7700 |
| 10 Month Installment | $770 |
Before School and After School Care for Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Packages do not include days when school is not in session.
*After School & Both include 1⁄2 Day Early Dismissal
| Before School Care | $2275 |
| After School Care (Includes 1/2 days and Early Dismissal days) |
$2270* |
| Before and After School Care (Includes 1/2 days and Early Dismissal days) |
$4000* |
| Extra Hours | $9.75 /hr |
| Extra Days | $57 |
A late fee of $2 per minute will be assessed if pick up after 6pm.
A $20 fee will be assessed each time a family changes extended-care packages.
The above programs run for the school-year only. Summer Day Camp is a separate program and is not included in the above prices.
LCA charges a $30 fee on all returned checks and EFT payments. There is a credit card fee of 2%.
Before School and After School Care for Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Packages do not include days when school is not in session.
*After School & Both include 1⁄2 Day Early Dismissal
| Before School Care | $2275 |
| After School Care (Includes 1/2 days and Early Dismissal days) |
$2275 |
| Before and After School Care (Includes 1/2 days and Early Dismissal days) |
$4000 |
| Extra Hours | $9.75 /hr |
| Extra Days | $57 |
A late fee of $2 per minute will be assessed if pick up after 6pm.
A $20 fee will be assessed each time a family changes extended-care packages.
The above programs run for the school-year only. Summer Day Camp is a separate program and is not included in the above prices.
LCA charges a $30 fee on all returned checks and EFT payments. There is a credit card fee of 2%.
Scholarships offered at Layton Christian Academy
Carson Smith Scholarship for Special Needs
Layton Christian Academy accepts the Carson Smith Special Needs Scholarship. If your child has any type of diagnosed disability such as hearing impairment, speech, visual, learning or many others you may qualify for this scholarship. For more information, go to the State of Utah Office of Education or contact the Carson Smith Scholarship Outreach Coordinator, Parents for Choice in Education.
Children First Scholarship
Children First is a new scholarship program which will be available to qualifying resource students to offset the cost of private school tuition. This program will provide funds for current students and students who otherwise would not be able to attend LCA. This is a privately funded program which is supported by Utah State tax donations made by individuals or businesses. To be eligible for this scholarship, students need to have a current IEP or PSSP or be identified as a student who qualifies to be placed on an IEP/PSSP.
ACE Scholarships
For over 30 years, there has been a growing crisis in American education. Too many kids are falling through the cracks. They’re either not reaching their full potential or dropping out altogether, which is having enormously negative consequences on their lives and our communities.