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Tuition and Affordability

Flexible Tuition

Aeon School is proud to offer flexible tuition for each student based on a family’s financial ability to contribute to their educational experiences.

We believe the best virtual middle and high school should be within reach for every family.

How tuition is determined

Through our unique Flexible Tuition model, a student’s tuition is determined according to a family’s taxes, income, assets, expenses, and the number of children enrolled at Aeon School.

  • Income
  • Assets
  • Taxes
  • Expenses
  • Number of children enrolled at Aeon School

Sliding scale

$12,500$40,500

Aeon’s sliding scale tuition

Students

58.9%

of students receive reduced tuition

Granted

$1.4M

financial assistance granted in 26-27

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Flexible Tuition

This is a need-based program that adjusts tuition to fit families’ financial circumstances, making an Aeon education accessible to more students. Tuition is determined based on a financial review of your family’s circumstances. The median household income for families in the flexible tuition program is ~$63,000.

A 10% deposit is due at signing. The remaining balance is spread across 10 monthly payments.

  • Lower band $12,500/yr$1,250 deposit + $1,125/mo ×10
  • Higher band $26,000/yr$2,600 deposit + $2,340/mo ×10
  • Full tuition $40,500/yr$4,050 deposit + $3,645/mo ×10

Rates shown reflect the 2027-28 school year, for students starting Fall 2027. Families joining mid-year during the current 2026-27 school year (January 2027) are prorated from the 2026-27 rate of $39,500/year — Flexible Tuition may further reduce this based on financial circumstances.

Aeon School is one of three ways to learn.

Every family is different, so we offer three ways to learn. Find the one that fits your student.

Self-guided

“We want to shape school around our family.”

Learning approachFamily-directed learningFamilies guide day-to-day learning and shape the pace and format around their household.
Progress & academicsMonthly progress updatesFamilies receive monthly progress updates from the Sora Homeschool team.
Community & supportCommunity on your termsBuild connections through outside activities, co-ops, and local groups.
Future planningFamily-led college planningFamilies guide next steps independently; formal college counseling isn’t included.

Discovery & application

“We want school to be immersive and collaborative, with room for our student to make learning their own.”

Learning approachProject-based learningReal-world, interdisciplinary projects. Student choice. Clear pathways to graduation.
Progress & academicsLearning beyond gradesDetailed feedback helps students see what they’ve mastered and how to keep growing.
Community & supportAdvisor-supported communityDaily House meetings with an advisor, plus a robust community for students and parents.
Future planningPrepared for any pathWhether it’s college, entrepreneurship, or something new, students graduate as lifelong learners.

Discussion & debate

“We want a curated curriculum with a college prep focus.”

Learning approachDiscussion and debateSmall seminar-style classes explore a Great Works curriculum connecting literature, history, science, and the arts.
Progress & academicsAdvanced electives and world languagesStudents broaden their studies through advanced electives and live world language classes, with clear letter grades to track progress.
Community & supportDean-supported communityWeekly Dean Group meetings help students stay connected and on track. Families are supported by a dedicated Director of Community Operations.
Future planningStructured college preparationA focused pathway for students pursuing competitive colleges, with structured support for applications, essays, and testing.

Aeon tuition covers what other schools charge for separately.

When families compare Aeon's tuition to another private school, the sticker price doesn't tell the whole story. Most schools add fees on top. At Aeon, tuition is set on a sliding scale from $12,500 – $40,500, and what you see is what you pay.

What is covered
Other private schools
Annual tuition
$25,000+
$12,500 – $40,500
Application fee
$500 – $2,000
$50, credited to tuition
Curriculum, books & testing fees
$500 – $1,900
Included
Live teachers & small classes
Standard
Included
Advanced electives & live world language
Often extra
Included
University counseling
$1,500 – $5,000
Included
Technology platform & LMS
$500 – $1,500
Included
Accredited transcript
Standard
Included
Annual fundraising asks
$2,000 – $10,000
None
Commute & uniforms
$1,000 – $2,500
N/A
Typical total
$32,000 – $50,000+
$12,500 – $40,500

*Comparison ranges sourced from published tuition and fee schedules at top-rated US private schools. Aeon’s tuition is set through Flexible Tuition, based on each family’s financial circumstances.

Joining mid-year?

Students starting January 25, 2027 join the current 2026-27 school year and are billed a prorated portion of that year’s $39,500 tuition — Flexible Tuition may further reduce this based on financial circumstances.

Students starting Fall 2027 are billed under the 2027-28 rate of $40,500/year — Flexible Tuition may reduce this based on financial circumstances.

FAQs

At Aeon School, we’ve chosen to partner with Clarity to simplify your family’s experience—from applying for financial aid, to signing contracts, to managing tuition. With Clarity’s modern, mobile‑friendly platform, families can complete tasks in minutes, access everything from one place, and feel confident in what you’re signing and paying. We believe families deserve transparency, ease and support, and our process for determining each student’s tuition is designed to ensure families’ journey are clear, efficient and built around their needs.