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An independent school education is an excellent investment. The majority of students who attend private secondary schools go on to competitive colleges. Studies suggest that, over a lifetime, college graduates earn an average of nearly $700,000 more than high school graduates.

While costs vary widely from school to school, the benefits received are just as important when considering a particular institution. Students at independent schools benefit from small classes, enhanced student-faculty relationships, college counseling opportunities and the shared success of their fellow graduates.

In a recent public opinion survey administered by the National Association of Independent Schools, several key features stood out in the public's opinion as defining a quality school. On the majority of the issues identified as most essential to a good school, independent schools are seen as well ahead of their public school counterparts. Quality schools:

  1. Employ high quality teachers.
  2. Prevent drug and alcohol abuse.
  3. Keep students motivated and enthusiastic about learning.
  4. Challenge students to do their best.
  5. Encourage parents to participate in their child's education.
  6. Maintain discipline.
  7. Attend the needs of children with learning disabilities.
  8. Support a climate that says it's all right to study and excel.
  9. Prepare students academically for college.
  10. Provide adequate tools for learning (like up-to-date computers).

Hebron Academy provides an excellent education and can be one of the most important investments in a young person's future. Please contact us with any questions about affording a Hebron education.

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2009-2010 Boarding Tuition: $43,995

2009-2010 Day Tuition:
Upper School: $23,995
Middle School: $19,895