Academic Year

Tuition Payments 

Tuition is broken into ten, equal monthly payments. A credit/debit card on file is required and will be drafted the first business day of each month. Those who choose to pay in two installments (August and January) will receive a 5% discount. 

Discounts

  • A 5% discount will be applied to tuition paid in full for the year or for half of the year prior to the first day of classes. 
  • For families with more than one child enrolled, a 10% discount is offered for the additional siblings. The discount for early tuition payment does not apply to additional siblings.
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* Advanced Beginner and Intermediate levels based on 9 months due to the August Interim Session

Scholarship Information

Druid City School of Ballet offers financial assistance to students who may otherwise not be able to study. Assistance is awarded base on demonstrated financial need, number of students who apply, and available funding. To apply for financial assistance from DCSB, you must fill out a scholarship application and return it via email by August 8 in order to be eligible for assistance this academic year. To request an application, please contact the school.

The policies for those receiving awards are as follows:
  • Students must maintain good attendance. No more than two missed lessons per semester for reasons other than illness are allowed. 
  • Withdrawal from lessons during the semester for any reason other than prolonged documented illness or injury or other special circumstances approved by the DCSB Director will result in complete revocation of the scholarship. 
  • Scholarship students' progress will be monitored. DCSB reserves the right to discontinue the award and lessons to any students whose work or behavior is deemed unsatisfactory.
  • Scholarships are awarded competitively on the basis of available scholarship money, financial need, and the number of applicants. All students are eligible to apply. Awards will be deducted from the monthly tuition charge.
  • Scholarship students' account balances must remain in good standing each semester.​