Tuition and Fees
Tuition: 2026-27 School Year
Nursery (3 full days) $14,905
Nursery (4 full days) $18,115
Nursery (5 full days) $22,500
Kindergarten $24,335
First Grade $26,000
Second Grade $26,860
Third Grade $27,730
Fourth Grade $28,730
Fifth Grade $29,665
Sixth Grade $30,470
Tuition includes:
Early Morning Care
All books and instructional materials
Day field trips
Tuition does not include:
One-time purchase of Miquon Corporation Bond ($200)
Lunch
After-school and vacation care
Miquon van transportation
Three Payment options
- One-time payment of full tuition
- Two installments, 60% and 40%
- Ten monthly installments
Optional Services
Families may choose to use Miquon’s Van Transportation and/or Extended Day programs for an additional fee. If van registration is over capacity, priority will be given to children not eligible for bus service.
Van Service Fees: $4,000 first child/$3400 sibling for Nursery & Kindergarten; $6,000 first child/$5,100 sibling for grades 1 – 6
Please see our Extended Day Program pages for program fees.
The Value of a Miquon Education
“My years at Miquon helped nurture my creativity and supported my ability to challenge convention to become the person I am today.”
–Hank Seifert ’67
“With the joy of parenthood came the confusion of what might constitute best decisions on their behalf. When a friend, a Miquon alumnus, wholeheartedly recommended Miquon above the other private schools we looked into, we took her advice. The joys of Miquon infected our kids immediately and expanded on our parental joy by involving us in our children’s school lives.
“Our enthusiasm (and sweat) attending work and school days and their daily joy attending school combined to make the Miquon experience an indelible one in our lives and theirs.”
–Fredda London, Alumni Parent
“Miquon taught me to love learning. I was encouraged to take seriously the questions I had about the world and I was given the skills to ask those questions effectively . . . I think the values it promotes in and out of the classroom made me into a better person, and make the world into a better place.”
–Patrick Rock ’99
