​ADMISSIONS

Age groupings in the classes are based on the child’s age as of September 1.  

 

The required admission forms will be provided at the time of registration and/or may be downloaded from the "Admission Forms" link.  All forms must be completed upon entry.  The forms include:

 

  • Student and parent information sheet that includes emergency contact information.

  • Physician health statement stating the student is physically able to participate in all school activities.

  • Immunization records.

  • Emergency Medical Form must be submitted to authorize CSNWH to administer care such as CPR, Fist-Aid and to contact 911 in the event of a medical emergency. Form included with admission forms.

  • A copy of the student’s birth certificate with state seal is required for his/her permanent record.

  • Statement for Transportation, Water Activities, Special Needs and CSNWH Operational Policies Acknowledgement. Form included with admission forms.

Forms and Documents
 


 



2021-2022 Calendar

Tuition & Other Fees

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  • School hours are 8:00 - 3:00​

  • Tuition is due on the first of each month. Payment is to be received in the school office by the 6th day of the month.

  • Families with more than one child will be eligible for a 10% discount on sibblings.

  • A 5% discount will be offered for those who wish to pay the year in full.

    *Refer to fee schedule for tuition costs.

 

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Preschoolers...

There is a 3 day

program available.

Call for more

information.

Preschool

18 months - 3 years

 

Non-refundable registration $200

 

Monthly Tuition $555

Early Childhood

3 years - 6 years

(3 years old as of Sept. 1)

 

Non-refundable registration $200

 

Monthly Tuition $575

Elementary

1st grade - 5th grade

 

Non-refundable registration $300

 

Monthly Tuition $600

Extended Care

7:30 am - 8:00 am

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

 

Hourly Fee $4.00

Uniform Information

The purpose of a school uniform is to encourage good student behavior, to reduce clothing costs and to encourage our students to experience a greater sense of school pride and belonging.  Educators agree that there is a direct correlation between the way students dress and their behavior and manners.  Students will be learning to take personal pride in their appearance, therefore, developing respect of self and others.