FINANCIAL AID
Aid, Scholarships and Grants
Tuition for the 2019-20 school year is as follows:
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Grades 2-8: $21,300
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Grades 9-12: $22,100
There is also a one-time new student fee of $1,500.
For more detailed financial information, including payment plan details, click here.
Tuition Assistance
An accepted student may be considered for tuition assistance. All parents/guardians requesting tuition assistance must complete the TADS (Tuition Aid Data Services) online application at www.tads.com. TADS reviews the financial data and supporting documentation and using a standardized calculation determines what a family’s contribution should be. At a later date, the Tuition Assistance Committee will then meet to review the TADS reports and determine award amounts. The TADS reports only offer a guide and final award determinations are made by the Committee. A family will not be considered for tuition assistance until they have accepted enrollment to Noble Academy by returning a signed Enrollment Agreement along with $2,500 (non-refundable $1,000 deposit and $1,500.00 New Student Fee).
Click the document below to find out more information on tuition assistance. If you have any questions, please contact the Business Office (336-282-7044 or jlinder@nobleknights.org).
Noble Academy uses the services of TADS (Tuition Aid Data Services) to process tuition assistance applications. Please visit the TADS website to apply at www.tads.com.
Federal Tax Information
IRS Publication on Medical Expenses (see Special Education information on p 13)
Scholarships and Grants
Children with Disabilities Scholarship Grant
The Disabilities Grant Program was created by the North Carolina General Assembly to help parents pay qualified expenses for children with disabilities who attend school in an eligible nonpublic setting, or in an eligible public setting for which tuition would be required.
This program allows families to be reimbursed up to $8,000 for approved educational expenses for their child with special needs. The amount is determined by qualifying expenses (like school tuition), not a family's income level.
For more information, please visit the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority's website, www.ncseaa.edu.
Education Savings Account
North Carolina’s Personal Education Savings Account program provides families of students with special needs who meet the federal definition of a “child with disabilities” under the IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) a Class Wallet account with up to a maximum annual allocation of $9,000 for educational and therapeutic uses, including private school tuition. Learn more at by clicking here.
Opportunity Scholarship Program
The Opportunity Scholarship Program expands school choice in North Carolina through scholarship grants for eligible children in kindergarten through 12th grade. This program provides funding of up to $4,200 per year for eligible children who choose to attend a participating nonpublic school. Low-income and working-class children whose families meet certain income guidelines are eligible to receive Opportunity Scholarships.
For more information, please visit the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority's website, www.ncseaa.edu.