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Tuition

We know tuition is a significant part of deciding whether TQS is the right fit for your family. Here's what it costs, what's included, and what support may be available.

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Understanding Tuition at TQS


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TQS tuition reflects a highly supported learning environment. Programs are intentionally structured around how each student learns, with small classes and consistent, individualized attention built into every day.

We’re committed to making a TQS education accessible. Financial aid is available for all grades, and we encourage you to reach out if you’d like to talk it through.

2026–2027 Tuition

$63,788 — Meetinghouse Division (K-12 level)

$75,949 — Meetinghouse Division (Real World Ready)

$97,517 — Sassafras (all levels)

These figures do not include 1:1 support, clinical services, or other programmatic needs a student might require.

What Tuition Covers

Tuition covers each student’s core academic program and the day-to-day support built into our learning environment. Individual needs vary, so specifics, including any additional services, are best discussed directly with our admissions team.

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Financial Support & Aid


Financial aid is available and considered on an individual basis. About 32% of TQS families currently receive financial aid. Awards are granted annually, and families apply each year. Our staff is available to discuss funding options in confidence — we’d rather talk it through with you than have cost be a reason a family rules TQS out.

Applying for Financial Aid Through Clarity

The Quaker School at Horsham uses Clarity as its financial aid application system. Clarity offers a streamlined, mobile-friendly application that can take as little as thirty minutes to complete. US taxpayers can have tax documents transferred automatically from the IRS during the verification step, removing the need to upload them manually.

Taxpayers who set up an IRS.gov account before starting the Clarity application tend to find the tax verification step easier. To create one:


1. Go to IRS.gov and select “Sign in” in the top right corner.

2. Under “Individual,” select “New to individual account? Get started.”

3. Select “Sign in or create an account” and follow the identity verification steps (a one-time requirement).

Once set up, this account can be reused in future years and can authorize up to three years of tax data to be shared with TQS and other schools.

Financial Aid & Clarity FAQs