Anonymous
02/08/2026 12:48
Subject: Tuition at Templeton Academy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow- that price is crazy for a school with no more space than a couple of floors of office building space. No athletic facilities. No music program I don’t believe they have adequate science facilities either.
The price was around $14k five years ago. When we looked at it, it had just switched to $18k and I asked the former HOS about the price shift. She said they had done a big shift to put it on more stable footing. I think they are admin heavy.
+1. We were considering it but cannot justify that tuition which we can afford on paper but would mean a big cut into other savings. I’m just not convinced that the academics merit that pricing.
That price hike means that instead of being a general interest public school it will be a 2e school, because parents will only pay full freight if they don’t have other good options.
Regardless of price, most people are only going to consider a nontraditional tiny school when a more traditional school doesn't work for whatever reason.
Anonymous
02/08/2026 08:54
Subject: Tuition at Templeton Academy
Anonymous wrote:Wow- that price is crazy for a school with no more space than a couple of floors of office building space. No athletic facilities. No music program I don’t believe they have adequate science facilities either.
The price was around $14k five years ago. When we looked at it, it had just switched to $18k and I asked the former HOS about the price shift. She said they had done a big shift to put it on more stable footing. I think they are admin heavy.
+1. We were considering it but cannot justify that tuition which we can afford on paper but would mean a big cut into other savings. I’m just not convinced that the academics merit that pricing.
That price hike means that instead of being a general interest public school it will be a 2e school, because parents will only pay full freight if they don’t have other good options.