Harvest Community School provides academic excellence rooted in faith. Each dollar supports small class sizes, passionate teachers and a Christ-centered education that lasts a lifetime. Here is everything a family pays, so there are no surprises.
2026–2027 Tuition
- Lower School (K–5): $8,500
- Middle School (6–8): $10,000
- High School (9–12): $11,500
Sibling Discounts
We’re a family, and we value yours!
- 1st student: full price
- 2nd student: 10% off
- 3rd student: 20% off
- 4th student and beyond: 50% off
Registration Fees
Registration fees are non-refundable.
- Early re-enrollment (by December 1, fees paid by January 15): $375 each for the first three students, $200 for the fourth, free for the fifth and beyond
- Re-enrollment after December 1: $475 each for the first three students, $250 for the fourth, free for the fifth and beyond
- New sibling of a current family: $600 ($300 due at the start, $300 upon acceptance)
- New families: $1,000 for the first student, $750 for the second, $500 for the third, $250 for the fourth and beyond (half due at application, the rest upon acceptance)
Other Costs
- Facility fee: $1,500 per family
- Activity fee: $250 per student in Kindergarten through 8th grade, $300 per student in 9th through 11th grade, and $500 per senior
- Fundraisers: two each year, $350 each per family
- Background check: about $85 per parent, through the Florida Clearinghouse
- FACTS: all families pay tuition and fees through the FACTS tuition management system, about $50 per year
- Curriculum: purchased by parents and varies by grade; each school office has the curriculum list
- Uniforms: purchased from RC Uniforms on Beach Blvd.
- Athletics and Fine Arts: additional participation fees
- Entrance testing: $50 for Lower School and $100 for rising 6th grade, paid to the school. Students entering 7th through 12th grade take the ISEE, which families schedule and pay for through ISEE, not the school
Scholarships
Harvest participates with Step Up for Students in the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC) and the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Educational Options (FES-EO). We do not participate in the Hope, PEP, Reading or Unique Abilities scholarship programs.
The state scholarships may not cover every school cost. Families pay any tuition or fees a scholarship does not cover.