Maine Experience (required for middle school boarders): $1,000

This fee applies to Hebron Academy middle school boarding students each academic year. The fee is used to fund supervised activities focused on providing students an authentic American experience through specialized age-appropriate trips in New England during the academic year. The fee covers trip planning, supervision, entry tickets if applicable, and transportation. 

Student Activity Fee (required for all students): 

• Day Students: $1,500

This fee applies to all Hebron day students each academic year. The fee is used to fund campus activities events planned by the Student Life team, student organizations, student government, athletic teams and athletic transportation, technology, art, and class fees and school-organized overnight trips when possible.

• 5-Day Boarding Students: $2,000

This fee applies to all Hebron 5-day boarding students each academic year. The fee is used to fund campus activities events planned by the Student Life team, student organizations, student government, athletic teams and athletic transportation, technology, art, and class fees and school-organized overnight trips when possible.​​​​​​​

• Boarding Students: $3,500

This fee applies to all Hebron boarding students each academic year. The fee is used to fund campus activities and events planned by the Student Life team, student organizations, student government, athletic teams and transportation, weekend day trips, airport transportation to Logan Airport and Portland Jetport (on designated arrival and departure days), wash and fold laundry service, technology, art, and class fees, and school-organized overnight trips when possible. 

Winter Recreational Sports Fee (optional for all students):

• $500 for transportation only
• $750 for transportation and ski or snowboard rentals
• $1,000 for lift tickets

The Winter Recreational Sports fee is an optional fee offered to all students who intend to ski and snowboard during the winter season. The fee includes season passes to both Sunday River Resort and Lost Valley Ski Mountain, winter equipment rental of either skis or snowboards for the winter season, and transportation. Lessons at any level are not included in this fee and must be arranged separately. Students who compete on school winter sports teams are exempt from this fee.

Financial aid resources are need-based and require a completed financial aid application through the National Association of Independent Schools, School and Student Services (SSS). Awards are based on the demonstrated family need as outlined in the Parents Financial Statement (PFS) within SSS as well as the distinction of the applicant. Please understand that it is not always possible for the Financial Aid Committee to provide an award to fully match the demonstrated need of every family.

Please contact Phillip Dunbridge, Director of Enrollment, at pdunbridge@hebronacademy.org to learn more about financial aid and scholarships.

Our Financial Aid Policy

Hebron Academy offers financial aid to enroll competitive students who are appropriate for our mission and programing.  In the administration of our financial aid, Hebron Academy does not discriminate based on race, color, national or ethnic origin.

Completion of the Parents' Financial Statement in SSS provides an objective picture of how much a family can contribute toward education. After calculating the difference between family resources and school tuition and fees, Hebron evaluates financial need against available financial aid funds to grant an award for an accepted student.

When applying for Financial Aid the following information will be requested as part of the SSS application. 

• Family size
• Income
• Savings, investments, and other assets (including home equity)
• Children's assets
• Indebtedness
• Medical, dental, and unusual expenses

Hebron is fortunate to have resources available for international students. International families should complete the SSS application or International Financial Aid Form in US dollars along with providing appropriate government documents to verify stated income and assets.

Please keep in mind that applying for financial aid does not guarantee that you will be eligible for assistance, and being eligible does not guarantee that financial aid will be available.

Financial Aid Procedure 

If you feel that you’ll need financial assistance to attend Hebron, we encourage you to apply. Each family's situation is different; however more than 50% of families at Hebron receive some form of financial assistance. 

Our team is here to support you throughout the process and answer questions specific to your family. If you would like to set up a Financial Aid consultation call, please contact us at (207)966-5225 or admission@hebronacademy.org.

New Students:

February 1st
Submit Financial Aid Application to SSS by NAIS for parents as well as tax returns and income verification documents. See How to Apply for Financial Aid at Hebron Academy for more detailed information.

March 10^th
Financial Aid Award decisions communicated to all accepted students.

Financial Aid applications received by February 1st are considered with priority for receipt of financial aid grants. Following the priority deadline, Financial Aid will be awarded based on the availability of remaining financial aid resources. 

Returning Students:

January 15^th
Submit Financial Aid application to SSS by NAIS for parents as well as tax returns and income verification documents.
Financial Aid Award decisions for re-enrollment sent to returning students by the end of February.

Financial Aid awards are communicated at the time of the admissions acceptance decision for new students and in February for re-enrolling students.

Financial Aid and Scholarship Deadlines, 2022-2023:

September 1, 2022: Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS) service opens.

January 15, 2023 (Returning):  Submit Financial Aid application to SSS by NAIS for parents as well as tax returns and income verification documents.

February 1, 2023 (New): Submit Financial Aid Application to SSS by NAIS for parents as well as tax returns and income verification documents. See How to Apply for Financial Aid at Hebron Academy for more detailed information.

March 10, 2023: Financial Aid Award decisions communicated to all accepted students.

Single Payment

Full payment of the tuition obligation plus fees is due upon arrival. Tuition Refund Plan (TRP,
4.75% of tuition obligation, not included in the above fees) is optional, but recommended. Any late payment
will require TRP.

Two Payments

A setup charge of $150 applies. Tuition Refund Plan (TRP, 4.75% of tuition obligation, not
included in the above fees) is required. The first payment will be equal to the TRP, student fees, and 60% of tuition obligation. The second payment will be equal to 40% of tuition obligation.

Multiple Payments (Pending Business Office Approval)

A setup charge of $150 applies. Tuition Refund Plan (TRP, 4.75% of tuition obligation, not included in the above fees) is required. Tuition obligation plus student fees and TRP is due in nine interest-free installments. Payment dates and terms of payment vary based on date of enrollment with the last payment being in the month of April.

For more information about Tuition Insurance, please refer to our Tuition Refund Plan Overview.