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Invest not simply in the acquisition of facts, but rather in the fact that confidence and curiosity endure beyond our current knowledge."

The Miami Sudbury School accepts all Florida School Choice Scholarships. Tuition would be the balance after the scholarship is applied. We suggest that a family apply to both scholarship funding organizations as soon as possible, even before applying to The Miami Sudbury School, as applications can take up to 10 weeks to process. Please see below for more information.

Regular Tuition Fee Schedule for 2022-2023

• Tuition is $12,500 annually 
  • or tuition amount determined by the balance of tuition after a Florida Scholarship is applied or other tuition offset, as applicable. 
  • Students who join us while the school year is already underway only pay tuition going forward.
  • No year-long binding tuition contracts.​

All Other Fees

• Visiting Week $250 ​per student - scheduled by invitation after a Family Tour and/or Open House visit. This is not necessarily an extra fee as it will be applied as a credit toward Registration.
• Annual Registration Fee is $500 per student* - Due at the time of enrollment and annual re-enrollment.

*The Student Support Fee INCLUDES ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES for each student.
​NO SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS OR ADDITIONAL BOOK FEES, ETC.

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Both organizations Step Up for Students and AAA Scholarship Foundation fund
​School Choice Scholarships

• Income-based Scholarships: If you believe your family's income would qualify for a Step Up for Students Scholarship, we ask your family to apply to  including lower income tax credit and middle income family empowerment scholarships.
  • ​Note: You will be asked to submit many documents to support your application. See the FAQ for StepUp for a list of documents they may ask for and this sample AAA application for examples of questions and documentation required so you have them ready to upload in the online application. 
• Scholarships based on special needs: ​
  • McKay Scholarships for students with special needs who have an IEP or 504 plan and are eligible to apply.
  • Gardiner Scholarship for students with specific special needs 
• Scholarships based on other factors: such as documented history of bullying at public school - Hope Scholarship

For more information, see the FL Dept of Education scholarship funding website.

• If your family has a Florida scholarship, tuition would be the balance of however much regular tuition is not covered by the scholarship.

Limited Reduced Tuition & Financial Aid From The School

• Sibling Tuition Discounts: A 10% discount is given off tuition balance for siblings after any scholarships are applied. If a family qualifies for Financial Assistance from the school, sibling discounts will be applied as possible.
• Financial Assistance:  If you believe your family's income would qualify for a Step Up for Students Scholarship, we ask your family to apply for a School Choice Scholarship. As we use a very similar income guideline, we may request that you show you have submitted an application for a Step Up Scholarship to verify need. Financial Aid from the school is available on a limited basis and determined by the submission of complete family financial information by completing a Financial Aid Application. Please note that there may be an application processing fee. Please discuss eligibility with the school before applying.

Note: ALL TUITION AND FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

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Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy for The Learning Instinct & The Miami Sudbury School
The Learning Instinct and all its programs, including The Miami Sudbury School, does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion/creed, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin/ancestry, or ability. Students, families, and employees have access to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available. It does not discriminate on the basis of any of the above in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, tuition assistance programs, employment, and athletic and other school-administered programs.