Admissions

Enrolling your child at Alpine Valley School is a simple two-step process:

1. Visit. Come and see Alpine Valley School for yourself by booking a private tour of our campus for your family.

2. Enrollment. Schedule an Admissions Interview for your family. During this meeting, the Registrar will answer all of your questions and work with your family to ensure that our school is a good fit before finalizing admissions.

If you’ve already come for a tour and want to take the next step in enrollment, please send us a message!

Quick Facts: 

• Alpine Valley School enrolls new students aged 5-16.

• We accept and enroll new students year-round.

  • We currently have spots available for new part-time and full-time students.

• Annual full-time tuition for the 2024-25 School Year is: $7,704 per student.

• Students under 5-6 years old attend on a part-time basis.

  • Tuition is pro-rated for part-time attendance

  • New students ages 5-6 start at 2 days per week

• Alpine Valley School offers flexible hours for all students.

• Tuition payments are collected through FACTS, a third-party online system.

• Discounts are available for:

  • Families with multiple students (10% sibling discount)

  • Tuition paid upfront

• Tuition Assistance grants* are available for most families upon application.

  • Tuition Assistance may grant up to 40% of total tuition

  • Tuition Assistance is only available for full-time students

• Scholarships are available for qualifying families through ACE

  • Applications for the 2024-25 school year are currently closed. Applications for 2025-26 open in March of 2025.

  • Scholarships are only available for full-time students

Graduation from Alpine Valley School

The graduation process at Alpine Valley School is a self-directed and meaningful journey that reflects the school's values in action. It begins with the student's Declaration of Intent to Graduate, submitted to the Diploma Committee, followed by a series of meetings, planning, and personal reflection. The Diploma Committee plays a supportive role, offering the student resources while allowing them to take the lead. The process culminates in a public ceremony where we hand out diplomas to our graduating students. The process overall represents an opportunity for the student to reflect on their time at AVS, leave a mark on the community, and prepare for the next step in their lives.

In order to receive a diploma from Alpine Valley School, students must:

• Be at least 17 years old by the time they would graduate

• Have attended AVS continuously for at least three years

• Maintain a record of consistent attendance during their enrollment