Tuition & Fees
2022-2023 Tuition & Fees
2023-2024 Tuition & Fees
For more information, please email [email protected] or call 361-592-4307, ext. 1004.
Presbyterian Pan American School (PPAS) strives to keep the cost of tuition, room and board at an affordable cost. Gifts from Presbyterian governing bodies, congregations, church members, and foundations help to cover part of the operating costs. The fee for tuition, room and board includes instruction, books, learning aids, room and meals while school is in session during the academic year. Also included is a student group accident insurance plan.
Tuition Payment Plans
Plan A: Payment of the total tuition balance (100%) plus any additional fees is required on the day the accepted student arrives at PPAS for registration.
Plan B: Payment of the tuition balance in two installments. Additional fees are paid separately. The first 50% installment plus the additional fees must be paid on the day the accepted student arrives at PPAS for registration. The second 50% installment is due at the beginning of the second semester in January.
Plan C: Payment of the tuition balance in nine installments. Additional fees are paid separately. The first Plan C installment plus the additional fees as indicated on the Enrollment Contract is due on the day the accepted student arrives at PPAS for registration. The remaining nine payment installments as indicated on the Enrollment Contract are due on the 15th of each subsequent month through May of the following year. The final payment is due before May 10th of the 2nd semester.
Billing
Statements for tuition, and room and board, as well as fees for appliance usage, prescriptions, etc. are sent to the parents periodically for collection. Payment is due and payable in the school's business office upon receipt of the statement. Interest is charged on unpaid balances.
Day Student Tuition
This tuition includes instruction, use of textbooks, learning aids, and noon meals Monday through Friday while school is in session during the academic year only. Also included is a student group accident insurance plan. Contact the Director of Admissions for more information.
Other Fees
Students are expected to provide their own supplies of pencils, paper, erasers, and notebooks, and may be required to pay certain other fees or deposits, including: materials for a class project the student will keep, personal physical education and athletic equipment and apparel, purchase of pictures, publications, etc., damaged or lost textbooks, library books or school-owned property, computers and science lab fees, hospital, physician, and prescription charges not covered by the student accident insurance, special counseling involving non-school personnel special classes (i.e. SAT preparation, Study Skills, etc.) music lessons, such as piano, organ, etc., appliances used in their rooms: radios, stereos, computers, refrigerators, fans, etc., and transportation to and from the school.
Personal Expenses
Parents should realistically budget $20 to $50 weekly for the student's personal expenses. In addition, there are travel expenses during vacation periods.
Late Payment/Enrollment Policy
Continuing student enrollment for the beginning of any eight-week school term shall be denied if that student is not current in payment of tuition and other charges incurred previously.
No Refund Policy
In the event of excessive absences, withdrawal, or dismissal of the student from the school, all accounts are due and payable immediately. Fees for tuition, room and board are not refundable and are not subject to discount. No academic records will be released until the student account has been settled.