We understand the sacrifice involved in procuring for your children the very best formation possible. We also recognize that in many cases, this means the sacrifice of a parental income while children are of school age as a parent oversees the child's academic growth. As parents and guardians, we take this calling very seriously as we know we are the first educators of our children, and our home is the first school. While we are the primary educators of our children, we understand that procuring the very best education sometimes means outsourcing the instruction of subjects to a specialist, a practice in keeping with the oldest traditions. We also acknowledge the great benefit that comes with learning from various instructors, teaching students resilience and adaptability, qualities necessary for well-adjusted life outside the home. Further, we value the experience of learning with fellow students of various ages and the reciprocal benefit to both the older and the younger student in such an arrangement. At Jerome Institute, we've created an environment predicated on these principles and we do our best to make it affordable because we believe everyone should have access to our courses and to the formational experience we offer.
We strive to offer rigorous study and distinguished instruction. We support and encourage parental autonomy in education, regardless of whether that means your local public, private, or home institution. For this reason, we offer you a variety of options: a la carte courses during the school day and after school, two and three-day options, and in-person and online formats. Finally, we offer some options to assist with funding your Jerome Prep courses.
2026-27 Tuition & Fees
Early Registration: $50 per returning student with a family cap of $200 (until March 15th)
Registration Fee After March 15th: $100 per returning student
New Student Registration Fee: $100 per student
Technology Fee: $199 per student
Course Tuition is listed individually next to each course title. See Courses.
Community Support Contribution
Parents are encouraged to make a contribution of volunteer hours each year helping with various events and activities. Volunteer support is essential because volunteers help make many activities possible, including classroom support, special events, and day-to-day operations that directly benefit students.
Because not all families are able to volunteer due to other commitments, we offer a financial contribution option. This ensures that every family can participate in supporting the community in a way that works for them.
Community Support Contribution is used to:
Help cover the staffing necessary to offer open spaces for students and families such as the dining room, the game room, and the gym
Ensure fun and enriching programs continue for students like the Christmas Dinner, Easter Celebration, and Student Plays
Offset the cost of cleaning and upkeep
Community Support is discussed after Registration. Parents are encouraged to propose their own contribution ideas based on their interests and areas of expertise—whether that’s supporting a classroom project, sharing a professional skill, helping with events, or contributing in a behind-the-scenes way. We welcome creative ideas and are happy to work with families to identify volunteer opportunities that are meaningful, appropriate, and manageable.