Private schools · Chapel Hill

Emerson Waldorf School

NC Opportunity Scholarship statusAccepts NC Opportunity Scholarshipchecked 29 Sep 2026
After the awardfrom $16,128 a yearat the highest award level; see the table
SeatsEnrolling for 2026-27 · checked 29 Sep 2026 source

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Facts about Emerson Waldorf School, each with its source and the date we checked it
NC Opportunity Scholarship	Accepts NC Opportunity Scholarship NCSEAA Direct Payment Nonpublic Schools, checked 29 Sep 2026
Tuition	$15,730 to $27,375 a year provider website, checked 29 Sep 2026

Listed tuition minus the award, only if your child is awarded.

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Grades	Listed tuition	If awarded: Tier 1 (up to $7,942)	If awarded: Tier 2 (up to $7,148)	If awarded: Tier 3 (up to $4,766)	If awarded: Tier 4 (up to $3,574)
PK3-K (early childhood half-day)	$15,730 a year	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply
PK3-K (early childhood full-day)	$20,510 a year	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply	Award depends on grade: see How to apply
1-5	$24,070 a year	$16,128	$16,922	$19,304	$20,496
6-8	$25,015 a year	$17,073	$17,867	$20,249	$21,441
9-12	$27,375 a year	$19,433	$20,227	$22,609	$23,801

Award amounts: Tier 1 award (up to), grades K-12: up to $7,942 a year (k12.ncseaa.edu, checked 29 Sep 2026); Tier 2 award (up to), grades K-12: up to $7,148 a year (k12.ncseaa.edu, checked 29 Sep 2026); Tier 3 award (up to), grades K-12: up to $4,766 a year (k12.ncseaa.edu, checked 29 Sep 2026); Tier 4 award (up to), grades K-12: up to $3,574 a year (k12.ncseaa.edu, checked 29 Sep 2026). Award tiers follow household income. Which tier am I? Income limits by household size. The award never exceeds tuition plus required fees. Net cost is listed tuition minus the award, only if your child is awarded; it is never below $0 and leaves out fees unless shown.

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Do you have a seat for my child’s grade this year? If not, is there a waitlist?
What will a full year cost me in total, with registration, books, uniforms and other fees?
Do you take the Opportunity Scholarship? Do you have any aid or scholarships of your own? If so, when do I apply?
How many students are in my child’s class, and how many teachers?
Is your school accredited? If so, by whom, and where can I check that myself?
Is there a bus, or any help getting my child to school? Do you have care before and after school?
What are the steps to apply? Is there an entrance test, a fee or a deadline?

Next Opportunity Scholarship application window: projected for around 1 February 2027. How to apply