Oregon Episcopal School Tuition

OES acknowledges that financing an independent school education is a financial commitment for every family. OES is affordable for many families through financial aid.

Families that choose an independent school place a high value on their child’s education and these values are generally reflected in lifestyle choices that permit the use of discretionary resources for the cost of education. We believe our community is best served when it is socio-economically diverse.

Currently, 1 in 5 OES students benefit from receiving financial aid.
All families are offered payment plan options, including a ten payment plan.

Financial Aid provides need-based tuition assistance similar to many independent schools.
Important Information

Financial Aid provides need-based tuition assistance similar to many independent schools.

Tuition for each family is based upon demonstrated financial need and is not connected to merit.
There is no specific income level at which families qualify for financial aid.
Families seeking a reduced tuition complete an online application through a third party and provide supporting financial documents.
Financial aid is determined by parents’/guardians’ ability to pay, not by their willingness to pay.
In addition to income, a range of factors is considered including, but not limited to, assets, liabilities, and number of children in tuition-charging schools.
Families that qualify for financial aid might also receive assistance with textbooks, technology, transportation, and extended-day care.

Important Information

Financial aid applications are reviewed by the financial aid committee only. Financial tuition and admissions decisions are considered concurrently and separately.
If a family requires tuition assistance due to a parent's choice to start a business or return to college, income for the parent will be imputed based upon their previous earnings.
When all children in a family are school-aged and there is no clear reason for a parent not to be working, OES will impute a predetermined income figure into the calculations (decided upon annually, and typically based upon the current minimum wage laws). This allows OES to treat stay-at-home parent and under-employed parent families equitably with families in which both parents work. Certain non-working or under-employed parents who are caring for pre-school age children, a disabled child, or other relative in the home may be exempt.
Our requirement that the non-custodial parent participates in the financial aid application process may be waived if OES determines the non-custodial parent has minimal contact with the child and does not provide financial support. Families requesting a waiver may submit an exemption form here.

Contact us anytime!

financialaid@oes.edu

Current family financial aid application deadline Monday, January 20, 2025

Prospective family financial aid application deadline Tuesday, February 4, 2025

2025-26 Tuition

Pre-Kindergarten
5 short days (mornings)	$28,800
3 short days, 2 full days	$32,300
5 full days	$34,700

Kindergarten	$38,400
Primary-Grade 5	$39,900
Grades 6-8	$45,800
Grades 9-12 Day Student	$46,400
Grades 9-12 Boarding Student	$79,700

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Oregon Episcopal School Tuition

OES acknowledges that financing an independent school education is a financial commitment for every family. OES is affordable for many families through financial aid.

Financial Aid provides need-based tuition assistance similar to many independent schools.

Important Information

2025-26 Tuition